and Frifiay, at 2:15, ,5915" 5555 E
Geidrwyn Pmems
HOU E’ETERS
In a new and absorbing drama
“The Le yrsrbie
PoWer’
features of
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This picture has been deciared by critICS to be one of the best ‘ , Songs and 13311055‘ of t
192} . , be most charming} presmfied "135'
, , ‘ Weston and Marion Remembers while f _
studiting the x‘aufiévs‘ie. eatertainmentf ’
, . ' , tar crvd win: Hobart '3
' SATURDAY . . .3 _ ' '- ' ' an e13: east is an attmfion :bat nil!
, y .7 that has been proxid :i lshoiflri not for
Pathe hows 7
please Romalkers met as much as
Double Feature Bi}! . “Mn... 5.,
Douglas MacLean Norma Talmadge
, in -~ in
“The Sign on the Door f
rim: in every
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,The Ham. of Big Time vaudevme
‘ , successes as ”The Old Nest" and
Program for Today, Tomorrow and Saturday , , Dangerous Curve «Ahead » Regent:
, 7 77 ’ ' patrons who aiwawfind the programs
Archer and Belfotd Burke and Dnrkin of the theatre offeriiig to’ them the
‘The New Janitor" “A tete-a—tete in Son!” be“ possible bOOkings Wm take de-
'i‘he Palace Management is ready to refund anyone‘s money"i£ this
act is not worth the admission price alone. A real big
' , comedy smasher
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Weston and Marion , ' Oscar Lorrance 1‘
“Songs ant: Danoes of the Day" , Violin Nuttist ,
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Hobart Bosworth
é. a an AM Star Cast in a Picture that will just thril! you until you
grip your seats.
“The Cup of Llfe”
satnrday—Hoot Gibson m “Action
Monday, Tuesday and Wéa‘nesday—Because of the fact that “Over
the Hill” which win he ptayod here with vaudeviue is eleven reels,
the following show schedule win he foliowed to the minute: Matinee
daily at 2 p. m :Doors open for evening at 5:45 and picture starts at E
6:29. folio-wed by vaudev: He; second show, picture only at 9:15
No advance in prices. ,
miog soprano
artist who has
lington \Veeks.
fueckh ‘
Palace and Regent
and audiences
states of the I
1111013 Hoit LL.
NOVEMBERfl, 8, and 9
K
WA: iam Fox Presents the Greates+ Photodrama That Has Ever B‘éfi;
Offered to the Pubiic
the obening' of
" ' ' éefence. con
ea: from a year’s triumpha! run at The Astor, sung-a}, Broadhnrst, g, »§Pmati9n Will
”*5 and Other New York Theatres
VREGE‘S'T' TODAY.
, 50f the sih'er'sheet. .
Johnson, Baker and Johnson , _ an the sxrccesses'that he has to his
’ ’ ' credit makes a new ,record in this
fiim adaption of the wen-known Ken—§
Egon story; The Regent program will
inciude 'sévera! short attractions.
,ciiies throughont use
the‘auspic s of the
and who has-«made m . ,
who is one'of’New York L.
{church and concert singers.
uonai peace orgamzazmns am}, xvii! , .
speak on “The International outlook." .
ABBICKLE CASE... TO GO 0‘“
Arbucklé charged v, tn manslaugh
arounec’gon not}: the death of Y
ginia Rappe. said Gena 312N332: eh
Door" " “”3602: the
respect; .
7 “The Invisible Power," 13 a New Pea-r
‘ ture Presenting House Raters and
1, a Distinguished Company of
Player?
‘ , House Peters mi} bead one of the
most distinguished casts exer gather-
ed for am screen production “hen
“The Invisihie Power“ Epresented at
' the Regent Theatre today and tomor- i
row. It is rimpossibie to too highly
commend this picture which has been
made by Goldwyn, produce: of such
light in witnessigxg this nvw triumph
AN SI‘AL LEUITRE‘ COCKS};
f FIRST 31. E. CH1 RCH.
The lecture‘concert coum planned?
1):; the South Normal}:
iEpiscopaJ church for this weasel:
’probabh ihe best it has 5et offer-e}
One concert and {no iectures win he
gixuen The concert wiii be given Nov.
' 15 by the Hans Kronold Concert Com-
: 1W3' The company win be comprised;
Eof Hans Kron‘oid the emmem Amer:~:
can ceilist “ho has plane-a ixt- aimost‘
exert» eitv and town of impoet; > 1365: 1:72
the coxyitn: Marie. de Kyser Cum 3
Ediso: 3
sung in
pianist.
g The first lecture vi}: t in J;§:}t}3t\ .L
Hi} John Krndriek Fangs “he has '1
Men szcseesixeix on the editoriat
'staf: s of “Life."
“Harper‘s." “Harper's
f “Metropoiitun.” and
”,“Ruck": who is the author ofrsome
fsevemy-five humorous skstnhes 331-3:
poems: and who in fhe last ten years
.has lectured before more than; a thotsl
in fort} six difier
nion He Wm lecture=
on “Salubrities I haxe Met. “ ,
The second lecture “in be by Ham—f: '
1).. editor- and owner
iof “The Independent," Dr. Holt is 1i. 5 ,
Three Days-”3101141333 Tuesday, Wednesday Rector of many nationej and interna,.,
». Beck’s Delay Desired Manse of TV)":
. . 011‘ Days in Week. -
, SAN FRANCISCO. N81. 3 ‘Both ;
sides haxe agreed to e postponem '
git-om November
,-
7 to be: ember I”
the trial of 2203209
sterday. ,
The first time that this play has ever been offered at
popiiiar prices—There will be no advance ~ .
' at the 10631 houses , , '
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Mr Peters with
liéthodht
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emergency ooerating £55
h necessary auxiliary rooms. Complete Ma-
temity Department, Patho, cal and X-rayiaboratorses, 21x sn'n parlors and normal on
path? 0f 85 patients.
,,,,,
Emergency Calls . - . 7'
Maternity Cases
Births ' 5
.CI-II.In..jnnoo'OCOCD'ID-OOOGCICGI-l.iaocltoh uuuuuuu nuaooauooeqnoo-ootr-
V.IID.OCOQOCOIQ.UDOODOI..Q‘DQ-torloOOQVOOQ-OCOOIDO 1,218
Total number patients treated
Total numberpatients day‘s . .. ..
2.,
Patients Admitted 9‘47 I
351Ward .......... .
163Matermty—1653u'ths
218Chlidren ...... 4"
37TownandState ..
Total Cost to Hospital Over Charges VIade . .
, The deficit for any one year has never been so muoh as this. To offset these figuroe Wé
haVe the State appropriation, which, last year, amounted to 910,000, and various fees such
as operating, Xaray and pathological 3119 income f-mm other sources, which tend to reduce
Ethe total With this explanation, however the deficit; of 915, 009 for. the past two years
;
should be clear and understandabie. '5
‘ Does the) ~Hosp
STATISTICAL WY FOR YEAR ENDING OCT.1,1921:' ' '
Operations (Only 8 deaths, all Of which were emergency cases on admissaon) ; . . . '. . .
....... ........E...,..-....-..12,191
(To find aggregate pauents’ days, find the sum total of éays each and every patient
spent m the hospital. Last year the averave length of stay Was a trifle under eleven days). ‘ '
Why Your Hospltal Has a Def1c1t
A public hospital 13 not a profit-making institution If the hospitai made a profit on
every patient, or even 011 the majority Of patients, there might be no deficit. It Is true the .
Nerwalk Hospital does not offer absolutely free service. There Is supposed to be some” pay-
merit from some source on all patients, but about 75 8’0 of all patients pay ices than actual ‘ I *
cost to the hQSpital. For the year ending. Oct; 1,1921,the hospital made a total profit on pri- 5.,
vate and semiepriirate patients of 91, 789 00 The following paid to the hospital less than act—
ual cost. Remember, the figures in thé second column are 139.? patients’ days, by Which :is
meant, the total number of days patients were 111- the hospital
eye
Deserve Your Support 5
Days in Hospital, . Charges Marlo.
.g,
Cost to HoSoitaICver
. . 4,135 Days. 7 7 7, 7 $7, 683.90
. . 2 ,095 Days. ' 1 ' . ‘ i ,485’39 '
. . 2,3374 Days. 0 . ‘ 5,940.90
1999 Days, " - 2,142.00
.......a.....o-.....-u..‘$29’200
Norwalk Chronicler