E'lDAY. OCT. 28, 1921
Th e g reatest
l1 cno
Special Comedy.
TOM MIX
of the most snappy pictures that
that will make you like Mix more than ever
The Big ToWn Round- Up
Two Reel Comedy
Regent. Theatre
”The Old Nest”
picture that was eyer shown in Norwalk
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Pathe News
SATU RDAY
has ever made—One
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Sunday E1'e“Mildred Harris Chaplin in “Old Dad”
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
A picture il' at will r:val “The Old Nest” by the same author and
’ Producer
RUPERT HUGHES’
Sparkling comedy of married life
“DANGEROUS
CURVE MAHEA ”
.Everybody-qnarried,
briiliant picture of the great “AFTER LIFE" as it really is.
Helene Chadwick, Richard Dix and An All Star Cast
single and those uncertaIn—should see this
First Church of Christ Scientist
NORWALK, CONN.
CORDiALLY lNVlTES YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS TO ATTEND
A FREE LECTURE
0N
CHRISTIAN
By EZRA W. PALMER, C. S. B.
of Denver, Colorado.
Memo-gr of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
IN THE REGENT THEATRE, NORWALK, CONN.
SUNTOAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 30, 1921.
AT THREE-THIRTY o'CLocK.
SCIENCE
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table do hate
Beautiful rooms, with or With'
out bath at moderate rates.
PALA ('52 V.\ I II) E VILLH
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El?1:~1 Progrmn So Far This Your
Ufi‘cx (‘11 at Downtown 1111.111:
And Makes Big Hit.
W hat \or nalkers declare is the best
progmm 01‘ the season was offered
g1esterdny at the Palace Theatre to low -
gin the engagement for the last three
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days of the week Judged from. :11-
most any viewpoint. the opinions fin-i
plentv of argument in their suppo t
and the management is to be cémgrox
tulatcd upon securing on a. single bill
five numbersaof such exceptional mer-
it The two headliners Frosini and
51119 Overseas Revue gave the patnons
*ol the house vesterdav almost a solid
hour of the best possible kind of en
tertainment and the appreciation that
was e1idenced is the best kind of a.
recommendation for both acts. Fro—
sini is well knoun as the \ictor ad
couleon artist and the program 'of
numbers that he selected for rendi-
tion :11 the matinee and evening per-
{ormances offered his two audiences
the most delightful kind of a musical
treat. Billv \\ elp and Blanche Lat-
tell are tWo of the brightest possible
spots in the Overseas Re1ue :1 km :‘1
1:31 musical production that was a
winner from the start Am 01‘ inc:
110.15 who were fortunat: enough 10‘
get to France “ill find in tin act pleas-
ant, reminders of the days of old £1111
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Every Day
Vaude'rifie, 5
New Program
Monday, Thursday
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Don’t Miss the, Greatest Show Erér
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Featuring Ben Turpin,
Palace Harmonists
Leadership. Prof. Sexton
TODAY
MACK SENNETT
Mack Sznnett Presents His 6 Reel GomEdy Drama.
A Small TOWn IdOl
Jack Baxley & Lillian Porter. 3
Character Comedy "’ Neighbors" E
F R0 SIN I
The‘ Eminent Victor Record Accordeon Artist
Marie Provost. Charlie
Murray, Phyllis HaVer
A (Tune-5:11 that 111M put dimples in the checks of :11: ".11'ml(l
Oversea Revue
A Gigantic Reva—Musical Production With
Broadway Cast of Eight Including
.Biliy W'help and Blanche Latell
Black and White
Novelty Diversions
Ryan & Ryan
*Eccentric Dance Duo
Satu
Frank Mayo in “The Shark Master”.
rday
Sunday Evening
First National Presence
Mildred Harris Chaplin
inr
“Old; Dad”
Monday and Tuesday
' With a New Vaudeville am
Anita Stewart 5
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‘Playthings of Destiny”
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Etun in to see thisgreat picture As on
[“911119311211'. the opening day. the
Etheatre was packed yesterday and 1-2:;
Ethusiasm ran high. 'No feature Lhat
Ihus be n'brought to Norwalk in a. loan;
time ital deed even 11: 1s 111:1:l::e.111o:'r-
distinct impression than 1:15 15-11.: '1‘5l
Barker production of Runes: Hush :2
great home story.
"DANGEROI'S CI‘RYI'T AHEAIL“
Goldwyn l’ri-si-nlailun' 11f
l’ii-tun' :1! Iii'::'llf,
and 'rlll‘P-llll).
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Hug" hos
M: unluy
Nul'wuln pvopll- 21.1135 had :111 oppor- ,
:tunity to judge Rupert Huglxs's as :1
i111; able to get it so soon. ' The man-
lure 1‘or' three days if possible~it be-
ing worth such an cngag‘em‘emmbut
15 can l»,- had for two only and Mon-
day guzvi Tuesday next willibe the davs.
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‘E -—Good .floor, fine music, refresh-,
' ~NOTICE— '
Special showing of the new felt} "
pheasant‘ trimmed hats, $3. 98 11:1. a.-'E
EMISS Poihemus, 80 Washington St. .5 E '
———Don‘t forget the American Le—E
gion dance, Fri night, Oct; 28 at the:
Legion Hall Everybody Welcome.
35:10 I’m ' Tired eel
fwm‘m" Massage gently with soothing
mm mm
013 (on
Y Cools, tests and wheelie.
“as-..”
ments free—Nut
Hall, Friday night.
Sea. Red 5Men'sE
west Washington Street
THE LEADING MLLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
IN N ORWALK
\
Spec1al for Tomorrow
EBEAUTIFUL FEATHER HATS
at; $2. 98 and $3. 98
7 These Hats Are Worth $5. 00 to $10. 00.
FOR ONE DAY ONLY
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mgr-mint would have booked the fed-5
’11'1'i1vr. "'l‘ln- (lld Nest" gave thv'n
itlml Chzlm‘e' in “11- bi'Sl‘ kind Of :1 “134‘
:'l‘l11'~_1":1lsw hun- had the chance to
know how an organization like thc
.nldwyn company with ng'illal-l
Elluxker as dire—1101' can deliver: the
‘goods from such :1 5101113?le Blon-
11-11 and 'luesllzn' :11 the Regent they
will have :1 chance to se-e’unother fel—
ture that wilI equal "Thr- i’lld Nest."
although 01‘ very dil‘feri'nt style. “D8."—
gcrous Curve Ahead“ is :1 sparkling
comedy of 111:1rried life. 11 is from the
pen of Rupert Hughes and has been
transferred to the screen by Reginald
Barker as :1 Goldwyn super feature.
It is the release that immediately fol—
lows “The Old Nest" and the Regen»:
patrons are decidedly fortunate in he.
A 068. 9 '
When you’ re suffering (tom
headache,
' backacke; .
toothache,
neuralgia,
or pain from any other muse, try
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
One or two and the pain stops
Contain no habit harming drugs
flaw 3611 tried Dr. Mile’s’; Ner’vi’né , '
_ ‘Alkjour Duly-M
l have the very latest and loveliest
{hing of all ln‘evenlng’ wraps from
Paris. You see it in thesketch. and
Ian: sure 1'61: will agree with me.
Also it is {vertical CoulLanything
be more cl:1;,i111’;11 anducomforCalglc
' than to wrap one‘s self. from ears to
those who uld not get 0111'11'ill"enjo_1 y
1.11:1t they missed months ago No 3E
to these two Ryan and Rvan musfi
come in for :1 lion‘s slum of credif l
Handicapped b1 the 13112111: of thewi
eouipment and stage clothes to arri1c E
thev gar; 1101'1'11' dance acts that kr-S'r
the Lia: houses 01 the aflmnoon amif
waning in side splitting roars B12121:
and \Vhite opened the show with uni
act of pretty dance numbers and some f
health buildmg and waist reducing:
LtlnCh 11un1ber. This act also proved a, hit
. ‘1' ' John axlex an! Lillian P01ter pre-E
3-‘5 3:55.11 St. P30116156 sen: ing “\eiehbor's noon :1 big hand
csaeciallv “'11: t1 Baxlm xendemd somei
:27 fJ/IWW of the old {line songs with the greatest -
_ Eamount of feeling Cr—oss -e\jed Ben .,
‘H‘ii’flxflxi.
"5 V '05:» to he some— new
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give
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Was the flip-
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l‘urpin was a. screa m in
01111 I lol" the six part Mack Sennctt'
comedy which was offered with 1audc- i
1il'e 'll11s entire bill will be repeatedE
todavrand the picture-11131 charge I'm- E
Saturdav to Frank M31: 11‘s _ n'esenjation
o" "The Shark Master.”
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Last Yrescntatim: 01"'The Old \est";
93'9“" 1 \\ ill (-ise \ornalkcrs Final Op— 3
an 1 not portunity to Sec. Great 1" E
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'1‘ 1e last presentations of ”The Old
Nest.” at.- the Regent Theatré toda'.
will give Norwalkers their 1:11:31 oppor-
“A Smelli .
skirt- hem in this great shawl of ef-
mine. with its fascinating fringe of ,
White sill: and silver threads? Ann
'would not you know tliat it came
' from 13:11:.»
7 It 13 11119 that tho vogue for things
Span: sh i E
1.
s somewhat abating in the
French capital. but not with us.
Every day in tlie
new trifle. a comb
charming shoulder shawgs that'make
a slight draught nothing less than a,
pleasure
I do not. thini' .. v: e are apt 'to tai'e
violently7 to the hats trimmed with
a Snanish comb. one I think the '7
Spanish hat is going to prove a trifle
too common. but Spanish lace, Span-
ish skins for the formal _
all the liztle touches I’m sure“wisll
persiSt. '
Then, too, we are to have a new;
and exquisitely costumed Spanish
play, and that, of course, will influ-.
ence us."
7 It is not tL-c Spa in of
that is affecting our fashions. but an
older and much 11105 'e artistic period
——the time of Vehsqnez the painter
-—the time of skirt 5 that were bonf-
fant by virtue of tneir own stiff silks I
”and fulness,“of the fitted bodice, of
The W ell Dressed Woman
By AGNES AYRES.
Star in Paramount Pictures.
shops I see some,
or one of those .
gown and .
Carmen 7
5 the romance of the lace Scarf and the _ 7
' .3311: and the flaming red rose. , ‘ ' '
Concludes TOm orrow
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