Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 25, 1921 · page 3

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Three Days Beginning Tomorrow, Thursday & Frida
' WiTH THREE DATLY PERFORMANCES AT 2:15, 7AND 9 ' , - ,

T he mother Whose children no longer seemed to want her

UDDENL‘i‘ they have all grown up and leeft her—the babies she used to tuck in bed at

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l» , ’ .-. Two Great \leters and

night, The old house is empty and slice . . AIL have forgotten her. Her birthdays
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f h ' b , _ ‘ I ‘ “One of ti greatest of all stories

- {Elna 0 l OWE. I V m itions V tem tations C ' because its theme is the greatest

Each Chiid has enlbalked 011 a d B 110 ES, a ’ p am of all" themes—Liffi, and Life
them away. There are moments of laughter and comedy, romance, adventure, tragedy. Now, here. yours, mine. _,

5 The story of their lives SW 98135 "0,“ along. _ , 7 , . ‘ All mm and sweet and sad and

glad and Majestic and prettv and ,
divine and pitiful! _ 7»:

 

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, Tour lifeu—yonr homer-yew mother as they might have been or as they are. , The Old . A film story of life... . K ,
i Nest” Will awaken deep in YOU? heart memories of the mother to whom you ran with your > , . Dr. Frank Crane.
ChildiSh troubles. ‘ I I. V ‘ .. I - V "The Old Nest‘: is real and touch- ’
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an aium of false sentiment. I have
Never before has the screen 1011 ched with such beauty and dramatic force a subject which so,“ it in“, times and cried each
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finds an echo in the lives of every one of us. “One of the most. heart-gripping dramatic , 7 Alice Dust men

 

 

 

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stories ever narrated. ..

GOEDWYN [Emmy -

 
 

RUPERT HUGHES
Heart gripping ‘éToxy of Home

DIRECTED BY

REGINALD BARKER.
A Goldwyn Picture

 

SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS

POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PEICES FOR THIS ATTRACTION

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‘1- T r - . ‘ V . T. V ' 77 . 'l
- ’ ! PALACE VAUDEYILLE . zby Wheeler and Potter got a good CUT TEES our—n IS

_ {hand at both performances yesten MONEY
Entire Show 0mg New policy day. The hit of the bill was the Cut out this blip enclose

, , .1 I ' NC Mum: Goes 0‘“. In 66011 Style three scene fantasy "Captain Kiddo" and mail it to Foley &C0.,‘ 2!”
, ea l e ; . . And Is Greeted “qth Enthusiasm presented by Master Gabriel and Co. field Aveg, ChiCag-o, 111.; m
- . » —-“No \Voman Knows" Scores This presentation was one of the name and address clearly.
at the ' . Big Hit .> ‘ most unique that has ever come to receive in return a tria! m
- the Palace Theatre and was a bit of mining Foies' 5 Honey and m
The opening show for the Adoption well finished acting by three expert pound for coughs. (201$ and '
south Norwalk of "‘9' everyday Vaudeville poucy of prayers. lilaster Gabriel's line as atFolcy Kidne} Pills for pains, in
the E'alace Theatre yésterday went modern pirate was particularly good and back; rheumatism 1-7
~ and brought down the house. Webb kidney and bladder “mints

_ over in good style and was greeted
“ ‘ ” : h with enthusiasm by large matinee and Hall, character comedians and Foley Cathartic Tablets, 9. m
.3 _ . unc 'and evening audiences. It issafe to instrumentalists were splendid in the and thoroughly cleansing '
i " "” say now that Norwalk people want second from the closing act. The for constipation. bmousneg.‘
A ~ 5 37301112111351: Street vaudeville more than three days a. show,wa.s appropriately finished by aches. a? d sluggish bowels. ,

week and they clearly showed their Miss Evelyn 8: Company in twenty Powell Corp. ' .

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

REGENT

THEATRE “

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The Last Time Today for the Greatest Photodramatlc Offering Ever
-' Presented in The Norwallis\

Last Time Today ‘

KATHERINE ' 7
MacDONALD

ln the greatest screen role,
that She has ever played

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

minutes of song and dance delight.

 

appreciation yesterday. The bill is _ , .
a~1 excellent one from the start to the This number ‘5 0f exceptionally h‘gh

PASTRIES ALL HOME‘ “finish and betore it closes tom'irx'o‘u; calibre. ”N0 :W’oman Know‘s"-.tha

 

With Mabel Julienne Scott and Stuart Holmes A i
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‘ 1R|1ST , ,7 Five Smashing Bi Acts of Vaudefill Fe t i ,_ I , ‘night it will please perhaps 11K: grc-wt- Mabel Julienne Scott 953d Stuart Gather {,9 fl! '
9 e a ur n, , . .
, ‘ - l ‘ ~ est number of patrons who have ever Holmes picture feature ”W5 has the
YO! [R r; Knox & Inman Evelyn Phillips &. 60. 3 , ” ' ____.. _seen a Show in. town. The Horizon. to‘wn Silk??? 3:0 Frail)??? 3112:1532, leggslfigrerbehgw badly»
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’ y, \ in , m 01' htfl D c x , Duo. thrilling gyumna ts open the exer ‘9.“ n '0‘“3 "3 Ad 't is can measure thxeombrmo
WIF ’ 1 _ a" e :g u 5099 373d_ a" e 2 1‘; ever ‘ilosed imflogxam with some daring and novel bigger hit. ’0“ the first d‘as an“! t grind an exact duplicate
The Colle'ior , " Presentation ' :J '. ?. feats that keep the audience bleatli- safe to 53’ tha. the Pa ace “’1 no prescription.
'3 39991315 Served less until they finish. “Back Tang" 1‘0“ the WON: “’10 mm Wt ‘50 899

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(IRE-AN! CLEARS’ A “ Advertise in the Seiliinel for the. ::::i: 53:
f, STUFEEB UP HEAD ibiStrm‘r“ , " 7 * r, _ , 7 ’,
Frisian“; Opens, EHory I'Air

Focused—Clears Throat Too.

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Pathe News

 

 

9TomorroW, With Vaudeville, “Good WT omen ’ , , ' ‘ PHONE 1569

 

 

 

 

 

THURSDAY, Tamar AND sATU-RDAT
, Another Vaudeville TriunipH—Gamplefe Change of Bill
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Ben Turpin in‘ “The Small Town Idol”

 
 
 

 

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Royal J ames HOTEL” 7
Restaurant a la cartez,
and Table do hate .;

Beautiful rooms, 'witl: OF’Wlfli j
out bath at moderate rates. ' '

 

 
 

i‘i' inn- .m’ (:rcat Dramatic Poucr An
‘ivgcnt Beginning
Tomorrow

 

 

 

 

 

“'l‘:.. old Nest.“ a. Reginald Barker
'. rc-flu‘iun offered b) Goldwyn 'WhiChg
(«1.1.1 to the Regent Theatre for!
3:1» « laxs beg-inning tomorrow. is :Lovely, Helene Chadwwk the famous he majority of th »

--:11 is the richest picture in perLi“Edgar"
:‘unalii: es that has been plac d hetore Bud glieésenéé‘f“
the: pi: blic~ in many a; A .. ' I V
'tory and the scenario
Ln Rupert Hughes, 11

 

 

 

 

 

 

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