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FRIDAY, one. 23, 1921 7 .

REGENT-*7

THEATRE

 
 
 

 

 

 

Last Time Today

HUGO BALLIN’S

Presentation 0f Mabel Ballin
and Norman Trevor in

“JANE EYRE”

P r es e n t e d to Norwaik's
Theatre Patrons as a Pre. I
Release

 
 
 
 
 
 

Comedy

 

Pathe News

 
 
 

 

SATURDAY

A Christmas Eve Holiday
Double Feature Program

Wanda Hawley

in a new and very appealing
photodrama I

“Her Face Value”

and

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

By Popular Request

 
 

Zane Grey '5

Story
'ihe Man of
the Forest"

Greatest

 
 
 
 

 
 

COMEDY FOX NEWS

 

Sunday, Christmas Day

Two Features

“A MAN’S HOME"

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from (‘apilol
New York

Theatre.

 
 
 

 

.\ 01'1”- na Talmadge

 
 

 
 

In

“THE MOTH”

 
 

Two Perfo rma nces

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Three ot the bi‘l
_ I ever heard
‘IRENNELL TRIO
I ' "Bits of (‘ii'c-usdom"
and
I WILLIAM FARNIUM
in
“THE SCUTTLERS”

. l Pictures at 2:15, 6:45 and 9
" 1 Carl Lqemmle
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TODAY

A Vaudevillebill that will put you

in the right Christmas spirit

NESTOR & VINCENT

Comedy Offering

 

JEROME MANN

The stages champion

lip.

‘11\- f" ..

W'iiliam Pollock C“. Presents
Georg-2 Ade's Comedv

‘ ‘ BRINGING UP FATHER "

MANUEL RONLAIN TRIO

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SATURDAY
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.. tln- ‘ *5: :11... 12:13‘5' run and i: was _ A . I “1“ng A5 ”HI ".1“ III ‘ ‘I
had Err'fl «giziimml in :l(l\'illi(‘(‘ 0111- Direct from Capitol Theatre {Il‘u'llli'llun ol' llw lll‘i'léi‘ “I‘m”
the lwst l 5!“liiill lilt'llll'l‘s thus. has New York ”3“!” “ill ”I WI'IS‘IM‘I I“ III‘I I‘
21' li-w-n 111131. A Sm story. will: nil __ Face \'..lm-," 'l‘iiis is 1‘-.':'.;;1:'l-:;1ial_\'
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n: thrnnghoni tlis‘ entire six reels. in first pn-Ft‘lltt-tl. A! 1121. [Ural-i tim"
_ {hr \‘iiuilevilli- linn~ lln- Palace “THE R'IOTH” i‘ is DWI (”I U!" TINT“ “its MI ”HI “1111—
3 “6.12m. is this Wee-l; (““11““);an in: in 111' on lli'nmluui and Dl‘OIllIlSi‘S
0m» notables. llnnuf-l Honinini. thr- Two Performances in 51-1 u mark {01‘ nF‘xl _\‘\':n‘ {hill “in
vi: known minstrel 01‘ other «lays At 7:15 and 9 not lw Vasily "(Illi‘lil‘lIl~ $5 1“" “dd“‘i.
., 1111 .x' iu'o sons in tlu~ Manuel P.0- ‘ :1lli‘:1(‘ll()ll ”‘9 manng'cmt-ni 11:19:. “00k—
111:1 ll‘i!) ofi'rl‘ El Dl‘ilfzrfilll (If 5‘“ng W vd Zuni?- Czl‘f‘y's ”Il'll" Man of ill? 1’01“
that took the l’lOUSK' by storm. Xi-sior est." :1 pictill‘e' of genuine merit
and \"1111 cm “[1?an ”1» Show with :1 . ‘ 'l‘lierc~ will be other short » bookings
“2" “Luv”, Juggling nun-11y }l*-l‘lIul‘ill- night when tllr-ir'now featuri- --.lnm- that will with H125 nliovt' {Wynn-n...)
:H'T ’31:? wns ripeciull)‘ good. .It'l‘~ l-..\:r(" was present-(l. Mr. llallin nnd xiii-lures 11};Vl{(- an unngi‘gully $741011;
omv Mann l't‘l‘Ofl‘niZGIl {25 vaudeviilv'x' Miss Pallin pump “0m Ne“ YOH‘ ‘5' program.
)uimm-st slur. impersomitul some 0‘!11¢Ci.1ll)' t” S“ ”KI plzn “t “W RC‘N'lll ______.__
>1 niors and his work was splendid 1 l1 war-1 and while too mode st to in no . })3|,;\Cl-j sATI'RDAi'

 

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ACE

MONDAY AND TUESDAY,‘ DECEMBER 26 and ‘27 .~ ‘ ~
.I THREE SHOWS DAILY AT I 2:15.

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7:15 and 9

 

JESSE 1..va . ., . . PRESENTS

 

M c’Ibvntice
There Was”

Whom would Y... Choose ‘3

. Think, of a man with strength to meet .lie
of a man who coum Win 1119 farms of beauty in
any drawing room or the Wildest rougl1-and-lum~
ole fight in any underworld dive.

Think of a man wtih strength to meet the
sziemest trial that can come to body or soul and
\i‘iih genllr tenderness to soothe the heart of a.
(-hild. ‘

Choose a man 10‘ be all [hiS"-a woman's man. a
man's man, a Child's man-—and of all the stars on
the screen you would choose Thomas Meighan

Then choose among all ('1‘ Thom -us )leig lion‘s
pictures 1111c 1011 ‘1] choose "A Prince There \\ ar. "

 

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fr-niili't. Pollock & (‘11,. [31"(‘Si‘ntt d in “as (\n‘um ”1‘“ ”1“ ”9"“ 1’“ ‘5‘?" Hunt Gibson Stars in "Red ('ouragr"
(“Hwy AdE-‘s sketch "Speaking To E\\itll the “my ihi- production was {10-: “‘itli Thn‘c Vaudeville shows.
link-:11" This was full m‘accidentl‘I‘I‘p‘”1 by “I” lnrge Norwalk audl—l w
" :ziw- the audiences many laughs. lunm" Thor“ (‘un "“ ”0 question b1" In :1 sumn \C’lSlOll of Peter ll
'l‘n lllli'l Trio Closml lln- show Mullah “Jam'- Fyrc" belongs to the list Run ‘5 1111110115 stoxv. "The Sheriff 0‘:
llzzs ol (‘ircusdotn" and (on- ? lore-most ““tures 0' 1“" and Clllilf‘bul." \\lll(‘]l l niversal 11115 titled
Edi”. .1 bill that is in kaing with Judging by the munmr in which it “Red C'ourugr,' lloot Gibson.‘ the
.1... good things abroad in this was .riceivcd last night. the final smiling stn'r comes to the Palace
llze emir‘ program of \‘mi— ‘sliou’ing todny “Ii“ bring out capacity Theatre Suturda.“ ill ‘11-“ 3‘90““ 5m?"
m“ picture will I» 11.71”“th‘illlillt‘llt‘es. .v\orm:1n Trevor who is the ring Vehicle, The pic ”-L. will he of.
star of :1 new play in New York sup— fered with five “(-15 of vaudeville at
gports Miss. llallin in The lending: role 2 1;, (3-45 and 9.
1}“. lJ'l‘TlJ-I Mles'l‘l-ZR find his engagement prevented him "Red Courage ' l“ :i vivid story of :1
6 rom swing the picture here. How— poiilicnl fight in 1hr,- western town of-
]‘mn ('1)llll)\1)fl t0 Plzn‘ J. )l. Barriv's (I391. ”1.0 report lake]! haCk t0. IIWI l'unumint it HER I" 31 IILIIIT BI KAI“?
121: mile-.. \Vhii'li “‘111 no .11 3"“ .b5 the huffing "m”. by "'5 “I" to paint “W 1‘10““ “I “‘1“ “L'sur‘m‘g‘
The~ ixi-zwxu Mummy .141: “1d. ‘1‘? D’Odum‘r‘d‘rm‘w" “"13 is human churnct-rs who lix‘f- and
e . - 'most grdtlf‘ 1110. 10“: throughout the five r9915.
. ~ .. ,.:' I!xt'lill)ll1lll\ (mount-1111A PRIXGEf'T‘HIIIIl—{IIII-HTTAS . Inicrwovén into this pic-11.1151“
d .:r.. - the filming 0t “Thv Little Min—g ' T
‘5‘" I "*‘IU " Ulul’go'ls 1“ “ mam“ Adaptation of Notable. Gem-21' L‘l.
xx; 1: r: ~come-s to the 1192‘ch theatre (‘ohan Success Starring Thmnae
Jun: .m'n‘.ni:1_\‘. “‘11s that of finding. )Icighan At The Palace

 

' mumm- who knew how to ope-rule an E
~Si-utcl‘. loom of the Vintage 01';
. Director l‘enriiyn Sianlnws or- '
loom for :1 SC: no whirh
. :1 {hr interior of u Scotch wen-c-
:nm». The l‘-ropcri_\ l)1'-.nr*mint

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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"5“17'lt'1n. None of the 1921 actors

tiling about running a. loom.
1' Search had to he insti-
n \\'Q'i\\’(‘l'. The scene was
wink :1 search was made for
“11:. tould work tht.’ ancie nt
' right man finally was

loom soon “as hump
while the camera regis-

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0f Hllgn I‘anillE
Iii i‘P"—Prndn(1 r and 1
star Present. ;

 

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"\z'nlniion
"Jiilu'

"’v' l'fiwlucer and slur. Hugo
winner and his daughter

 
 

..1 time'- before an au—

former star

disc.”

Double Feature Bill Includes

Blonday.

 

 

REGENT SA'Tl'R-DAY
“'anda
flawley In “Her Face Value”
and Zane Gfl‘y’s “The Man

Of the Forest."

The Regent Theatre has made. up a
‘ier saw their handi- Christmas stocking program for Sat-
urday
:ueent Theatre last flier its patrons one of the very best

night. Christmas eve and will

in Lois \Veber produc-
tions and who recently was seen in an
important feminine lead
DeMille's production.

in Cecil B.
"Fool's Para-g
Miss Harris. who is one of thr‘ :
most popular feminine stars of the.
si vex-sheet. had an appealing role in
new picture and proves herself a
capable leading woman for the "good
luck" Paramount star.

“A Prince There “’33." Thomaa
Aleighan‘s new ParaJnount picture

coming to the Palace theatre Monday
will hold a. double attraction for the

”' -'* “‘3: SPaI‘ClL locatr-d a loom in host of star admirers among film
1.11 an old Scotch family in Los patronsl For Thomas Meighnn. the ‘
”‘1'“ R”! 111:“ ii'as only half 0f star. is supported by Mildred H-ai'ris.’

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I I, A Prince fiicre Was’
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background is :1 I\\O-fi5t('xl story of a which is probably the gY‘Cill‘Sl com-
“ill. ~~Il1i . m :1 {111111 against tz‘e- pliment than can be paid him. His
nu-udous oils—tin“~ light against the casy~going. affable pcrsonulih is irre-
c-oz-rupt Lilli 11.11105 1): a crooked polit— sistlble in "Red Loura‘ge." “licrc lu-

gang-mum (Eglll o'.‘ u mun for '3 also has ample'oppomunity for dis—g
girl's love: playing his famous lighting qualifies ‘

Pivot Gil-son. ns thr-
g-3—l11cky l'inio l'ctt'. who falls heir to
1‘; onr-“Orsv nm'rspuper. “This Pana-
mint Liam-tip." is still Hoot‘Gibson—v'

smiling. lmppy- _

Advertise in the Sentinel.

 

 

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REGENT
TUESDAY - , ' f

MATINEE,.'.'.......'..........2:15 P. M.
EVENING 715 and_9

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

J. M. Ba rrie's play
"THE LITTLE
M IN lSTER"

The storv ol_
was all upsel tilli. gypsv girl
came an it some
more. Biadeviled the bigwigs,
minister and allf

ia'l‘hen she showed them
what a bit of love can do and
set the Whole thing right.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a town Ural

 

Maude Adams greatest,
stage success. made into a
g1 eater phoioplay. With hun-
dreds in the cast and a star
who was him for the role 01'

‘gypsj: Babble. .

“'ilh accompaniment by the

Regent’s new
Robertson- Morton Orches-
tral Organ

Prof. Arthur. Hamarest I

 

 

 
 

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INQUESI‘ INTO‘ ACCIDE)

Coroner Phelan “'ill Be In Stamford.
Tomorrow Afternoon.
Coroner John J. Phelan will con-
duct an inquest tomorrow afternoon.
into the death of Miss Minnie l'lricli.

York. New
"1‘0‘. (1 earl} }{-sterdn\
inquest will
[Fown Hall in Stamford and will start
o'clock.

f 'Joseph V’ilson. of Stamford. one 01’

party
which was struck by the New Canzuimi

injured.

 

DIR IIARIHON
Q The resignation of .Dudley Harmon.
:'-.Iésistant to the president, Manufac—
. turers’ Association of Connecticut. is
faiaofinced Mr. H man. who came to
'" lion in December,

.. W

D. C.
Mr. Harmon‘s

of Glcnbrook. who was killed in an favorable one 1'0,-
zmcident at the Springdnle crossing of Directors "hererorpv
[111? New nnann branch of the New

5; Hut’tl‘ord rail-
morning.
hf- hé‘ki

l-Iun’n
smvii-e. nm‘. the

in ”‘5" interest that he
7 Five “itnesses will 195- it.

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automobile

of six in the

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RESIGVS.
relief known.
cones-mum d.
peppers.

I Just as soon
you will

(“pressed apprci-iu tion (11'
inj‘uliy

get around
lull. and you will have tin" quick-
Niiliiing has such
{‘(‘Il'll‘uiing' heat as red I

a g reed

.‘ilr. Iarmon.
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resignation was pro-
sented at the meeting of the
Directors held on December 14.
Directors unanimously
this splendid opportunity could not be
regarded as anything but u singularly ‘
Th3
arc-(pied his re—
signuiion with tin grenili‘st regret. and
his efficient
unfailing I;
brought to thee I
Association sincv his connection with

10:1 rd of
The
that

 

“ ' ' ' . to live. He is at
Signoffaxgtfofidpefigesiital. The other 'l‘l‘.( hi'flt of red iii-pliers takes the
men in the car. Fred Griffin. “’illiam "ouch from :1 sore. lame. but . It
Hill. Charles 'I‘ynans and 'John Law- can not hurt you. and it certainly
101'. all of Stamford. are not 5' riously ends the tortm'i.~ .11 oncj.

“When you are Ellilt‘rlllg‘ so you can

just try Rod Prp-

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