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BLRNHARDT DUSE MODIESKA CLARA MORRIS OLGA
\ETHERSOLE, ETBEL BARRYMORE
CAMELLE
The Camille of modern France;
chic uith the charm of the Paris-
ienne who gowns at the Rue de la
I Paix, dancing with the abandon of
1 a gleesome pagan from the Casino
in Montmartre, sparkling with the
golden gayety of champagne, and
loving with the intensity of one:
who gives life for love.
The role:
in which the leading actresses of.
the world have scored their great- 3
eat triumphs on the stage
now interpreted in a mod-
ernized screen version ..byi
the supreme Russian artist,
NAZIMOV A.
Adapted by June Mathis from the
Dumas masterpiece
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Directed by Ray C. Smallwood) '
Released byJ
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COMEDY
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In .3 Brand New Screen Production That Will Make a Big Hit With
Norwalkers,
“I’Olly~ W 1th a PaSt’ ’
This Is One of the Most Costly Pictures Ever Made and the Manage-
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CARNIVAL
Music Hall, Nov. 12 21
Dancing Every Evening
Dr'sic a} Gall' s Orchestra
imission ............ . . . . . 13c
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SUNDAY EVENING
l’aramount Offers All Star Cast in a new play
“L I F E”
INA CLAIRE i
CONCERT
Hans 'Kronold, Celhst
Marie de Kyzer, Soprano
Willington Weeks, Pianist
Church
November 15 8 p m.
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PALACE THEATRE
1331' cilcnt \amlcrillc Bill And Picturi
Thrilling Almost beyond Desi rip-
" (ion Pica :~c Big; Ho'usecs-—
Continues Today and
'Imnorruw. ‘
A11 excellent bill of_ '\':1udc\'ilie and
I’rlscillu Dean‘s latest picture attraci
flbn "Conflict" captivated '11. capacity
audience at the Palace Theatre last
night and the show will play again
today and tomorrow promises to
break the hou‘sc' records. The ap-
3110\.1l of both the pictmc and the
\(1111lc\ille piogram was as hearty as
has Her been giVeu to any show in
the city and 'qus genuine in eVerV re-
spect- Although Priscilla Dean s few
lure came first and seemed to satisfx’
'to 5111.11 an extent that it would be
.hanl to make anything else interest-
ing 01 entertaining the big house tell
iinto the V'auchille spirit and was en—
élesmstic tluoughout the five- acts.
'1‘011tlict" was all that had been
i(luimcd for it and the log jam. climax
3pm a thrill in the play that will not
soon be forgotten. The audiences
that watched this picture unfold yrs-
iterdu} were at once able to under—
'slantl why it has made such a hit in
New York which is the only place
:1l1at it has been shown outside of the
:Palace. James Conlin and 1Myrtle
Glass in “l"ouI'VSs-asons and Four
lessons" we re a decided hit. In
.thcir chatter they went through the
'stach of engagement. marriage.
xquurrcling and reconciliation corres-
ponding to spring. summer, autumn
and winter. Catchy musical scores
sew-red as the vehicle of presentation
for the verbal action of the four
scenes in the most happy kind of :1
,VV :1V' Horht rt Ashley one of the best
known Vaudexillc pmformers wfis zlsv
sistrd by Joe Dorney and Company in
"l'nusual Conversations." This not
offered '11 Surprise at the start and sev-
cral morebcfore the ,finish.’ \Vright
and (layman pleased with a whistling
novelty for the opening number or"
the Show. This presentation was
\‘v‘l\ good. lien Smith as a'truvelling
salesman “as a real funmaker and
Sully. logt rs and Sully closed with
hilaxious bar act. The same pic—
V'ahdevlllc will be offered
at 7 o'clock and the
:11 9:15. There “in be
sliows of pictures and
at 2515. 6:45
(L
ture and
again tonight
piotun- only
three- complete
vaudeville tomorrow»
and 9:15.
“AFFAIRS OF‘ ANATOI."
Cecil B. lchillc's big Paramount
{picture “The Affairs of Anatol.” in
which an all-star. cast cornpx'isin;r
\l’ullaco Reid. Gloria Swanson. Elliott
Dexter. lclw Daniels. Monte Blur.
\Vandu Hawley and .othvrs of t'qllill
note. are seen. comes to the Regent
theatre Monday for a three days‘ run.
3This is said to be the‘grcutnst ll.»—
.Mille production to date and we'll
worth Seeing.
HERE’S
how much your friends
ANOTHE
Young Men’s Shoes
$6.
It isn’t how much V'Ou pav for a Shoe—but
,a shoe with a $10 look that is most deceivina.
In fact, there are six
Grain, Wing Tip Brogues;
Strappers”——and CalfSkin,
straight Up 1110.191 Each one a Winner.
We send they 10011111199510 Shoes: Well they’ll
sure ouve a lot more wear, too, than you’d expect 3
for :56 ——And they are “I.
EELEW
“THE STORE THAT SA‘QFES YOU MONEY”
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Nafiluoya‘ “’as “‘1‘“ Liked in
Roll? of Cantillc and The Picture
Brmxgllty'l'cars and Smiles
Alike Among Bit.r
Audience. I
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first presentation of Nazlmova. in
"Canuilc." The picture was-declared
by many patrons to have been even
'morc filial“? than the recent “Old
Nest"01‘ ”Myer The Hill" and of
coul‘St‘ 1‘. 1< an entirely .clir‘t'erent story
than p141" Ad in either of these fea— ‘ '
“”95, The well known story and r ’
“a”. popular play proved as big or' ' ‘ V
lzigg‘f‘! an attraction for thw screen ' BIG ?HR!LU ‘- I:
and the moducers are desening of :1. , . V
'(‘lit‘lit {.33 1.1e_masterlv manner ini H never before Show"
;which {play handled the subject! mami screen
'There “-15 not a smglc detail lost
sight oi 1.1-
tlie 31111111
in the 31- .53: overdrawn. Nazimovn.
Pldvejd her role in a manner to win
3.” mam-r new friends and to
the sympatheticx and ad-
st1envthen
of; of a host that long ago
11rd hex as one of the
the “orlds feminine ac-
;mf‘e and charm were
uunughout the play and
“lth her natural abilities
pit-1111‘s of the most likable
Regent will offer “Ca-
cam}:
fore-111 051’
tors. Her
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51‘th
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l 3-33.; .35.. m‘ Surge and Sulphur for
“warm; (mimi- gray hair to its nab;
”I...” ...-,uw dates buck to grandmoth—
'w‘s 111mm slw‘uscd it 1'0 keep her
hair 3...;133131'111ly Clark. glossy and at-
ll‘zlt‘ll\"- \\'1u-ne\'cr her hair took on
that dull 121.1111 or streaked appear-
';m1-u, 1111s simple mixture was ap-
}\il~-Il. 331311 wonderful effect.
lint 1,3...wmg at home is mussy and ,
on! 03' .37.“; Nowadays. by asking at
any 111-111 store for a bottle of “W'y—
'ctli‘s s 3 1 and Sulphur Compound."
you will got this famous old prepara-
tion improved by the addition of oth-
m. 331;;1-1-11icxits. which can be depend—
lu‘uutl' [0 the hair.
A \V'1_-ll—k11OV\'11 downtown druggist
.says it darkens the hair
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think you paid. Here’s
different styles. Scotch
Scotch Grain “Ba-ll:
new square toe,
L. Douglas shoes.
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STORE
the i
and smiles Were the order at
{31.3 {{ggl'ut Theatre yesterday for the
while this means thatl
was telling throughout, lit.
does 3.01 11'- 1 111 that any paxt of it was
9111131111: to restore natural color and.
so naturally
and 1\'(-nl}‘ that nobody can tell it has ,
lJt't'll applied. You Sin‘lply datnpeu a.
sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
om- small strand at a time. By
“yawning the gray hair disappears.
331.3 .1‘11~1' another application or two
1 1...-umws beautifully dark and
5 TODAY and TOMORROW
SI’UART
I
mllle" for the last time today and
Norwalkers who do not want to miss
the ’opportunity of seeing a really
h‘gh class-production should make
sure to see this attraction. The pro-
gram will include other short fea—
tures.
—Bu’y your Victrola at Donnelly's
on ‘easy weekly payments. Store
open evenings until 9 P. M. .
—nght lunch served at’I’Golden's,
51 Washington Street.
From the famous fled Book storq b‘L Clarence Burlington Kelland
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AYE the" 3er York World:
."The picture industry pos-
> sesses {at too few Priscilla.
Deans to allow this charming
7 young brunette to take such
E" \\.\_\_—’ chances “1111 he:- lfle as those
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shown In ‘COXFLICT.’ For ten
breathless minutes last night we
prayed the den:- girl Would come
out of the log Jam Intact—and
she did! \"e do not wonder that
her insurance company warned
her against repeating such risks."
S‘l’a rring
PRISCI LIA
SUPREME
VAUDEVILLE
WRIGHT and GAYMAN
Whistling Novelty
BEN SMITH
The traveling salesman
9-9—-
JAS. P. CONLIN AND
" MYRTLE GLASS
’ in
“THE FOUR SEASONS”
, and
“THE FOUR REASONS”
HERBERT‘ ASHLEY
Assisted by
JOE DORNEY
111
‘ ‘AN UNUSUAL GON-
VERSATION ’ ’
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SULLY, ROGERS AND
SUL LLY
Trampoline Bar Experts
SUNDAY EVENING
Paramount All Star Special
“LIFE”
Three Shows Daily
Matinee at 2 :15
Pictures with Vaudeville Thurs-
day and Friday evening at 7.
_ Picture Only 9:15 '
Three complete shows of picture
and vaudeville Saturday at
”7"“ 3-- -
lVERSAL’flEWEL
ADDED ATTRACTION
DOG DERBY REVIVED.
THE PAS. Iliad. Nov. 11.«~4Col11
I . .
weather once agmn rcvn'es Th'e Pas
200 mile dog derby as a topic of con-
versation it) this northern countrV and
prospects look for a record list of en-
tries. \Vhile still many months awn '.
February 28. 1922, being the date 011
which it will be run. enquiries have
been received from many would—lie
entrants. and the line—up of eleven
crack teams is practically assured. but
many more contestants may yet. be
heard from
)Ianv of this years drivers includ-
ing Goxne Dupas. Billy “’interton.
Moxgaii, Brancroft, Larry
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
The First Universal-Jewel in which He Has Starred
HARRY CAREY
Well liked and the'i'dol of many picture fans in
“ THE F o x ”
LARRY *SEMON IN “THE HICK”
Sam Pranteau and Jack Hay-es. have
again entered. A new entrant will be
Billy Rusick. of Lake Athapapushow‘,
but very little is k'nown of his ability
or of his team. Stm'. Bjorkman. 0!
Gladstone. who enters annually but‘
never shows up, is another likely en-
trant. ,
“HITE PLAINS N. Y.. Nov 10:4
A big buck deer got in the way of a
1110101 bus at file northern edge at
White Plains today and his hind legs
were broken. A policeman then shot
him \Iiss Mildred Weed, who lived
nearby, said deer frequently as seen
browsing about garbage cans in her
yard. \ _ milgulj
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choice earlv.
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