REGENT
THEATRE
TODAY
ALICE BRADY
in. one of the greatest roles of
her screen career and one
of the most touching screen.
productions ever made
“THE DAWN
OF THE EAST”
Toonerville Comedy
Don't ‘ Miss due of the Best
Vaudeville Shows in Town
‘ Today 2:15, 6:45, 9 -
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Dave Johnson
”The manwvith the talking feet
‘ Janis and Chaplow
Comedy; songs and music
;» “NOT YET
MARIE”
A junior musical comedy with a
splendid cost of 12 stars—cos-
tumes and effects of the
latest design ‘
Educational Scenic
SUNDAY EVENING
Another Lois Weber Success
“T0 PLEASE
ONE WOMAN”
Added Attractions '
The Primrose Trio
Celebrated Song Sbecialists
Jean and Val Jean
With 3 Charles Chaplin impero
sonation that will make you
cry with laughter.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Tuesday Matinee Only
essue Hayakawa
\
and
“THE S“, A311)” Herbert Ranl115011
ln
“MILLIONAIRES”
SUNDAY EVENlNG
“TO PLEASE .
ONE WOMAN”
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table do hate
Beautiful rooms, with or with
out bath atrmoderate rates.
A Lois Weber Production
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NEW SUSPECT 1’. ’
IN WALL STREET
7 her-hen; Rawlinson mined in ”The Winter:
the Palace Theatre today
acts of vaudeville in
sire. " a. Universal special
pally
PALACE TODAY
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LW’ With Vaudeville
Herbert Rawlinson will be. seen at
with live-t
“The Million-3
amazon;
story by Hulbert Footuer.
feminine
Monker GrOtto Minstrels
. are the principal
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One of the most remarkable pictures
It was directed 1)“ Jack Conway from Of the current season is "The Sheik "i
Rawlin- a Pamflunt picture produced by ,v
son has heretofore appeared princi- George Melton: WhiCh comes to the
in roles supporting the best Reg 53*- Theatre Wednesda3.
L known stars of the son-zen and has d3"
masterpiece. _
Littered to the Lid with Mini: and Melody
, to the finai gong
Sparkling , with
c a t c h y music,
snappy dancing,
and all cluttered
up gwith scream-
ing and roaring
jokes.
gent
eatre
Tuesday, Dec 13
Palace
Theatre
Wed. Dec. 14
Seats now on
Sale
Everypody‘s
‘ gomg
Get yonr
reservations
EARLY
T(1 CRASH‘ PA'I;RONS DIZZY WITH JOY
Cluttered with Class from Gong to Gong
With a cast that will knotk “em dizzy and defunc: with a melange of I
; Minstrelsy which is a riot from the tilting of the curtain
the other
Thurs. ‘
and Friday It is said to be it
achieved a reputation far rhistrionic photographic
Agnes
ability .
Acres! 8. beautiful Paramount star.
Lillian Rich will shine as the com and Rudolxzh Valentino,
tral
, a talented
light of the ston' leading man, are the featured play-
Frederick V‘room and E A. Warren ers
character actors
' W1mam Cot-tonight, Verne
Margaret Mann; Doris Pawn.,
and Mayhfluntress are
'members of the cast ,
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OMAHA. Xvi-.- Dec. 9_-—Police last
night arrested a man whose name was
glvt‘ll as. Mike Stine. as a suspect in;
connection with the \‘i'all Street explofi
sion. Sept. 15. 1930. when a large;
numb: :- of persons were killed? An:
unsignvd communication to the police}
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Santa’s Gobdies
. l i to lh"~ arrest.
had his old stove “The; ‘
2-"ng and {he keule boiling With
(‘hz-iszmas Goodies for manths
and. months. And he just sent
us box-es anal boxes of iL for f’OOd
lithe boys and girls~and big
01103, :00.
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antas communication derClGd the;
police to go to a certain point and’find ‘
:1 man “wiih‘long'black hair" and to!
ask him if "he drove the one-horse
wagon of dynamite in “'31! Street"!
The note was delivered to police head-
quarters h)‘ a messenger boy.
l’olice went to a hotel in the vicin-
ity described in the note and arrested»
Stine. and later notified New York
police of His» arrest. Stine's wife ap-
pear: 3. later and said. that lie- had not
5W“: in Nrw York since their mar—
'l:::e. Six years ago. $
I’t’itCtIVf‘S Charles Van »
Um- (‘lmahu Police Depart-
There are Chocolates, Now
a: Crea ls—and just the best
31‘ ~l en kind d1. u. 210111 San: .i‘:
kixiwn.
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("Niel ui
Eh'USQ‘EL (i-i‘
PHONE
527
lt’. Here If It's Housmre.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Can be easil; and econ m
allv selected here.
Gas and Electric Lamps, Fancy China and Glassware, Electric
Toasters, Cut Glass, Electric Irons,
Silver Plated Tableware
TOYS FOR BOYSAEVB GIRLS
For Every Age
I
Dolls, Carriages. Games, Velocipedes, Etc.
25 Washington Street
South Not-Walk “
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Thats what happens to countless thousands filo {hire , . 7;- _ V; ,.
reading this startling book: _ . ’ " - .1; , ,
A story of stolen love: that has sent a thrill through
the English speaking world. ‘
Filmed in a blaze of barbaric splendor and sweeping
through unforgeishle events , Presents
warn ACNE, QVRE’ANI,
\gfi RUDOLPH VALENTINO
' sconce neurons .;;7’ .;
\ , encoucnon'
Wednesday~Thursday—‘—Friday
.- VDece~14,"15 and 16,7at 2:15, 7:15 and f9
today said that hr was satisfied
was in Omalmon Sept. 16,
ls';'n_ and that he was {lie 51an men
who cngngerl in a wrestling match
during a Cornivul here on that (late.:
Stine. police say. is :1. professional:
:wrestler. ‘
:llrlzl,
Hut Slim»
New England Candy
Company
'I‘he Textile S tOre
Specially reduced for the Holi-
GRAND JURY MURDER CASE
The grand jury in the superior court
in Bridgeport is expecaed (0 come in
next Thursday at which limei- State's
Attorney Homer S. Cummings will askl
for indiclments against the six men
held in the l‘airfield Coumx jail for
(lay Trade the murder of Bernard Kiliif’n‘. of
:0 gnch Crepe de Chine, black Stamford but “ho was \sellknown in;
and colors ............ $1.49 yd. _1\0r\valk.
Kilkelley was shot to death on
Silk Messaline, yard wide. $1.75 yd.
Wash Satin in white. 36 in. $1.39 yd.
Wool Serge. yard wide 69c yd.
August 28 by bandits who held up a
prominent gambling house in Slam-
ford. The six men in jail are: Harry
Savanah. Alex Bartin, George Vii.
Iclmig, William King, William Rich-3
mood and John Bruno Others con-‘
learned in the hoLdup and murder are}
_A believed to haxe escaped .and the
136 Washington St. S. Norwalk
'I‘HL‘ IRON TRAIL ipolice are still endeavoring to trace;
____. ithem. i
“nun-‘1 Hl'x Beau-h story an Palace, :
Nru-u Monday and Tuc~day
{in sum? of tbr Mg figul at tile-'
'ix‘. ln-lxu-Pfi. ii: .i\'; ;‘lg3ngs 01
s} vixidl) lieslnlnd hy Rex
his story. “'I'h» Iron Trail.“
- {1 mile of the {racks of the
n (\v Northern Railroad were
replaced. and over a
_ . a? :1 mile of new roadbed was
‘ .«iv ’- [ml to inlrrsvrl thi— main line
'- - road. while the caniems were
for ””115 l‘nitmi Artists pro~
. which will be the feature at
Your Neighborhood
Grocer Carries
Adams-Roth
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Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts and Furs
120 Washiiigzon agree: . South VNorwalk, Conn.
Telephone Nos-walk 736
Branch of Bah Ton, New York
com..-
x‘iurr- ’l‘healrr Monday and
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'E‘n» Iron Trail" is one of the most g
ml or HP); Beach’s stories and
gm: tures of the hardy buiiders
A- :sskzln railroad. that he (1%.
\ ' ’ ,. > it: it are so n’vid that the. real-,
“ tvalism “as needed to portray
faithfully on the screen. The
one; r-ziméra trickery fell far short
ramirements of the mighty
(l: the great outdoors so
amnveyed in the pages of
Hank and (he seems ha“ Lo 09 ac-
Anvil-d in all their details
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R Iii -‘ EXT TODAY
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my l.a<t"——Czammly and Other 4
Attractiuns
i} is the- star of the Re-
As Fresh as the
fcazure attraction for
, . Freshest.
' ._ ‘11-;2»:”ing in a new picture
the East." Miss Brady ‘
\ Set-en in pictures at the
is time and the patrons
will welcome the OC—
another of her star-
Aliss Brady is at her
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. is admirably su'ted to
as an actress. Sheis
an all star cast “The-
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