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Tomorrow, Wednesday
“OVER
THE
HILL”
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And Other" Attractions?
‘Be'cau'se of the length of this
feature ~the~shows will "
start promptly at 2:15,
e 7:00 and 9:15
. rg-IURSDAY and” FRlDAY ,
NAZIMOVA
“CARIILLE”
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PALACE
THEATRE
The Home of Big Vaudeville
nonday, Tuesday, Wedilesdi;
'A picture that will live foreyep—
direct from a solid year's run at
six afiemnt New York Theatres.
RLI'Over the Hlll’
From Will Carleton’ s poem with
Mary' Carr . as "the greatest
mother-3'
60,000 people witnessed this
play‘ in Bridgeport last week, and
it will be held for all of this week.
and
793113 $1 Lillian
Human Bird .
«Fast Steppe‘s
Jackie
FERN, BIGELOW' any KING .
.1 In an original act entitled
"A QUlETgEVENlNG"
A million might y logs crunching
and swirling in the "saddened
water s, biilions of tons ef
fierceness beating against the
walls of the dam. The log iam—
the explosion—the terrible rush
cf frighte. wed unknowing destruc-
hon.
"he bars-E1" '29 of the darl’l.
. Buildirgs 5:21-51 up and crushed.
3 And 5:: dst it all a frail girl
.. battling against .1 frenzied '
: mate's: and it all comes in the r
:I'em endous climax at theend of one
1 3f themsel- -unusual dramas that
3135‘ s:‘r.§? ed even the eye of the
zmera 83:51 is the might ' drama
at" Confiic: which will be sho‘wn'at
Palace Theatre
‘v‘leék
ThursdayfFriday‘, Saturdayl’T-n"
. mm Vaudeville.
. FS-Ie i ‘Et 3 will be announced in the
pagers tomorrow '
Wetck for it.
it is a tie—1‘5 of 1‘1:sz
Th" Dune" that dwarfs
.puncnes of anything ever before
pvu‘fur' {zed
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See the daily papers for the title
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a. significant psx'chologicul anglew'of
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Many Melod1es
The Royce:
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‘7 ‘ “Bare Facts” "
Today, Tomorrow, Wednesday
Matinee prornptffat 2 p. m. '3‘ 5
Evening picture promptly at 6:?-
followed by vaudewlle, picture
only at 9: 15
The success of "Over the Hxll"§lm‘-¥
mg a vear's ' stun in New York. reveals
the Showmanship of
rWiIliagn Fox.
luneru‘ng' instin'ct of a good showman
jghas In the case of this picture real:
.ed baék into the dim and 1111st past
‘ ‘and brought forth a story that is e‘xJ
ceedingly'timely in its message amt
pmls in every knos‘sn'
grade 0f heatre'goers. There is much
laughter” whdiésome sentiment ’
genuine amusement same in “Over
its Producer
1the Hill" that it stands out as em-
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VERTH‘EBILL
“Mazes: Photo "Play Ever
Here I‘oé’uy’fit 10033 T
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The L‘Villiam F6: 131133} :3
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. Still in hospital.
' taée and probagla injun to hit leg.
.1 illildtorman hlmer Henderson and Con- .
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“Sheriff Edgar G. Peru
fat the present tin” unless
For ‘Mr Fox with the
type and " T
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Symphonv Orchestra. Emil Oberhof-l
'ier conductor. finishing at the Chico- injured were taken toi the Norwalk'
go North Shore Festli'al in "The Hospital in the ambulance. and in
Golden Legend," with Frances [11- private automobiles. Where they re-
gram,'contx"a.lto; Paul Althouse, ten- celxed treatment.
amt: Arthur Middleton. bass.‘
.}Wimngton \Veeks will be the pianist Erickson was badly damaged. The
accompanying these artists. front wheels were smashed, radiator
Immediately after the accident the
..__—_.¢__.__._—__.—— jammed windshield broken, and the
AUTOMOBILE CRASH steering” «ear put of out commission.
‘ INTO TROLLEY CA RELEARER mom emigrant
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Mrs. Ida Penna apd Joseph 'l‘urtu.
who on Montley. October 3133.. were
bound over to the Superior court by
Judge ' Vosburgh in bonds or 31.0100
each. charged With adultery. probable
cause having 11 found. were releas-
street ed from Bridgeport jail this morning.
of Bridgeport friends haxing furnished
The couple were arrested on
311th at Rnntt‘n shew?
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Mrs. Anna. Erickson. lace-muons of
Still in hospitail
1 Miss Alshllde Johnson” 45m
'New York cit}.p10bablz- fracture
nose contusions of lace and scalp and 11011115.
"1311;3'10 leg. Still in hosiptul. {October
2
'the complaint of Piet’ro Panna; ‘T‘Mrs.
The automobile which. is owned [1?“
Panna's husband. who informed Chief
of Police W'miam It-
what was going (In The investigation.
0'1“ he chief led to the arrest.
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A. Presmptmn
{3th: and Optician:
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.Gordon Ridderstopl: \Vest
street, New Yorl' citx. probable frail:-i
lure of the jaw. Still in hospllal .
Mrs. Maja Riddm'slolpc‘. “'est 48th
{street NC“ Yuxk cit} (:ontusions of
: face and bod1 DiSL hanged.
§ Erickson was drixlng the automo-
bile and was coming out of the blind
comer. at the Congregational clfiit‘c
iGIeens Farms. The machine was 1
:second speed, and is §ald to have been" :
idIhen directlS in flout of the on- ' ‘
coming trolley car, which was headed
toward W'estport.
'1 he crash smashed the windshield
of the machine scattering glass which
lucemted the unpxotected pang of the ‘.
occupants‘ bodies The machine was“:
sent skidding along the road for a;
di istance or net-ark twentzl feet. but fore
tunately did not oxexturn.
The Er01163CEu‘ was in
charge . of
'ductor Elmer Lewis It was this crew . ,
that were in charge 0; th car which'_ ‘ -
Louis Szabo, of Fairfield. \alked ihto‘ 7
two weeks ago: in Westport. sdst3|11é',.
injuries which resulted in. his
death. .. " 7’"
The accident. according to Deputy“.'
was unavold-r
able and no arrests “Ere made. 3
The condition of the patients still in; :7 »
éthe hospital 15 not partlcularlv Serious . .
unset-sees
developments set is ' h .
6i
lsth where thev had made their home. on‘ '
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