Bill for the Last Hall or the Week is I e led after seeing 3esterday 3 show that the vaudeville bill which Manager II: .Imilton had arranged for their at» 3 I0\ a1 merited it entirely. h.‘ —**-1 I_._. , ---_.---------------------_.---, ............. FRTDAY, NOV. 4, 19m A. 'IIThi‘e Home of my Time Vaudevme Program for Today, Tomorrow and Saturday Last TnneToday at2 :15, 7:15 and9 HOUSE PETERS Supported by All Star Cast in The ‘InVISlble Power Pathe News Atelier and Belford > ”The New Janitor” . . , 7 Weston and Marion 3 :"Songs and Dances of the Dal!" comedy smasher Burke mm ' J , VJ‘A tote-'a-tet‘e in Song”: Johnson, Baker and JohnSon E ”Palace Management is ready to refund afiyon'es— money if this an is not worth the admission price alone- A real big ‘VOscar Lorrance Violin Home; ’ 7.12:1; 6 NORTH 'ij AINA 7' STREET“ The Home of Good Clothes for Men and Women. SATURDAY A SMASHING BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Douglas MacLean * With Madge Bellany and All Star Paramount Players in a Super Feature Attraction M TODAY AND TOMORROW grip your seats. Hobart Bosworth And an All Star Cast in a Picture that will 3USt thrill you until you “The Cup Of Life”? “PasSing Thru Saturday—Hoot Gibson in “Action” . —and—'_ NORMA T ALMADGE .«,‘ “PROXIES” Sunday Eve: Norman Kerry and Zeena Keefe' In $15 MY the greatest picture role she has ever played “The Sign on the Door” Presented in Response to Popular Request ’ u... Kineto Scenic Comedy" SUNDAY EVENING" ’ I, - Norman Kerry, Zeena Keefe in “Proxies” A Paramount Play ’ time. PALAQE VAtnEI'lLLE. of 3aud'evllle in this city.‘ One of the Best That Has Ever Been onered in City. ' ‘ sented by‘ Weston and MRrIon two Patrons of the Palace theatre con- classy performers. They proved be~ 30nd question that they have kept' pace with the fast changing lei-pis- chorean st3les and very cleverly offer— ed their. _n b rs. Oscar Lorraines The fire. 6:15. followed by vaudeville; No advance in prices return to \audeville was welcomed In Norwalk While an musician to his I lfinger tips. he is still glib and lib anl his witty remarks on topics of the aim “brought. the house down. time after "The New Janitor" " plaved b3 Archer and Belford. field of fun offered 1) ythIs subjetl I - and the travesty on the monarch of gram WithOUt question ‘3 the bESt that. the apartment house gave delight to has come to Normk Since the advent the large and appreciative The very James Burke and Eleanor Dqu-n latest in songs and dances were pro-- were wonderful in their tete~a-tete of song.» The pleasing manner. pleasing method and pleasing material of the two quickly ,won them a place in the hearts *of Norwalkers. the ‘ show . however Burke and Johnson in their hat toss- ing spgefilty. ' of the Town “My Cup of Life." The was audience. this city. be repeated today The big act of was Johnson. est results. 68 Washington Street __0f __ V AISTS AND UNDERWEAR Starts Tomorrow ment. We mention but a few of the items—— BRAMLEY DRESSES $9.98 values—- At SPORT COATS At ' " " - 3-,- , COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, HOSIERY, MILLINERY, This sale offers exceptional values in every depart- Of the very best quality Serge, Velour and Jersey _- ........ 36 93... $1198 Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday—Because of the fact that “Over the Hill" which 'will be played here Wlth vaudeville is eleven reels, the following show schedule will be followed to the minute: Matinee _daily at 2 p. m.: Doors open for evening at 5 45 and picture starts at second show, picture only at -:9 15. T6 ‘félk about an act Sn’t flinch convey the im-' ' ail: this act created at yes- ‘ rerday's g“ cows and today it is the talk Hobart Bosworth was ’ starred in the feature picture This attraction _ had been much talked about in advance‘ and the theatregoers were expectant 1\ hen it was flashed On the screen. TlIeI were not disappointed for the; feature equalled their hopes. It was better than ‘Behlnd the Door” and "Below the Surface” tWo pictures thaf created a sensation in This entire program will Advertise in the Sentinel for the. South 2 I N orwalk.’ ’ Our Annual Thanksglvmg Sale Bosworth “The ever price- “OVER THE HILL. " ‘Rex. Lincoln Banister Caswell Gives f 3 Fox Feature Highest Com— ' ' , ' mendatlon. - Rev. Lincoln Hollister Came“. for- mer pastor of the Norwalk M. E. ’jchurch and one of the most popular clergyman who ever served a. pastbr- ~ ate in this city, sags that ‘vaer The , Hill " the eleven reel Fox feature that iwill be at the Regent and Palace ';Theatres on Monday Tuesday WVednesday of next ,week is worth . ' seventeen sermons This mews-e of 3 commendatidn was denier-ed by Rev: ,Mr. Caswellx from the pulpit of the Crawford M; E. church of Brooklyn where he is new pastor. , ‘ than 17 sermons and the g1 home. ” ' " offer the ' rel-e Wade and 1 creditable possible -, manner. 6 independent '5 7 For miSses and smaller women here Is a sale of suits which ofl‘ers 3 mos extensive assortment of types, fabrics, and price range. You will find i What you want here at much less than you expected to pay. $19 Size 34 to 50—Actual Value up to $69 .00 You will miss a great opportunity if you pass this chance to purchase ; remarkably well made and beautifully trimmed coats at prices which mar ; their last appearance this season. Sale for one Week only. -~ A, $12-98 to $55 Every model you wish to choose from is here, not in all sizes, not in? all '7 colors or materials, but the colors, the fabrics, and the sizes ofier ample choice to everyone who appreciates a greater-than-ever value for a smaller-than $7.93 a, $35 Sports Wear, Sweaters and So ‘- Especlally designed for the outdoor woman. In brisk colors, deeply . i V, 1 to give full play as well as warmth the evening shows and a very large audience witnessed the afternoon pre- sentation. there was unqualified approval and praise for the picture which was de— clared :9 be one of the most interest- sented on the screen. It was no sur. Lprise to the Norwalk theatre patrons to find House Peters playing aflgple thatrrrequlre's'all of his skill as an actor and he acquitted himself in therAmost his safe to say that the last showing of the picture toda3 will attract the largest audiences that have throng-ed to the Regent in some time for the produc- flon tn 3: merits such patronage To- day. i be the last time for the show- he Invzslble Power" in Nora Double Feature Bill “BL Include Douglas Macho” and Norma ' Talinadge as the Stars. The Regent Theatre will offer an exceptionally high class double fen- tomorrow afternoon and , night 7d the management has selected two will most oer- ers. , Douglas vfifithout a, single exception. mg and abSorbing that has been pro-I 25 Taimadge in.“The Sign on the, . The management is adding the mange feature in response 6 74 ’ . lar demand? for it' andrbeeau/ so one of the most! natal) _ which Miss Taimadge has; ’ lug her screen career. . ' Will also lie on the program. of the length of the she; performance will start 17 oclock. ' rumor; sans»; - Hoot Gibson who 'is a.~ A screen player as the star‘ short features will be at tomorrow for. three shows, ville appearing in "Action. full sized feature in which penned. The managemen that the picture will giv chance to prove his pop-Ir} stellar role of the longer f promises that everyone will with "Action" '
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