Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 30, 1921 · page 3

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everything that. counts—Cast
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- MILTON SILLS
Educational Comedy Selznick News '
ToMORROW

A New Year’s Eve Bill That Is High Clan

TOM MIX.

In the best picture that he has ever made—a western romance with
‘plenty of action

“Hands Off’“

Special Regent Comedy Pathe News

 

 

"SUNDAY EVENING

Maxwell Karger Presents Metro's

ALL STAR CAST

in:

“Fine Feathers

Comedy ~ '2 4' Para Mazazine

 

 

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SATURDAY—4‘3 SHOWS-It 2: 15, 6:45 and 5
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SUNDAY
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TH I“. GREAT MOMENT

 

Gloria Swanson‘s Play At Regent For
Last Time Today.

 

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Gloria. Shannon, beautiful and‘
charming made her debut as n slur in
he! own right in Elinor Glui' 3 superb
story. "The Great Moment " pictur-'
ized by Paramount‘ which scored a
triumph on its presentation at the
Regent theatre yesterday The bum—i
tiful young star was at her best in the

for Bayard Delnval. an American
mining engineer leads to highly dra-
matic situations. was Swanson was
quite artistic in her Interpretation of
an exacting and trying role. while Mr
Sills was eminenty capable. The

, work of Alec 8. Francis, F. R. Butler.

Arthur Hull. Clarence Geldart and
Julio Fave was commendable.

"The Great Moment” will be pres-
ented for the last time today. ~-

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. ' His Best

Tom Mix’s new play "fiends 0R”
which will be at the Regent Theatre
tomorrow is without a doubt the beat

that he has ever made aid this is say-
'lng considerable; Mix runs true to

 

much faster clip than he ever hoe he-
tore. The picture is western in at-

thrilts. The program will also in;

clude n new comedy and Bathe New;
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role of Nadine. the m”. whose loi'eide Toms Cabin. ” tomorrow night.

Tom Mls’s new play “was our Is“

'moaphere with a. charming love- story .
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NEW' YORK. Dec 30 ~Arrange- 2- 2 2 . 2 2 , . , ‘ ’ "2, ‘ ' ‘ 2
mente have been made whereby Jack I 7
Johnson, the former heavyweight
champlorl will appear at the \lanhaty
tan Opera House at excl-v per-fora» .3
once of "In Old Kentucky" during-
next week. beginning January 2,‘ ‘
Johnson will hate the part or the
trainer of Queen Bess, the horse that.

 

 

Johnson will appear in the levee scene
during the final performance of "Un-

 

 
 

 

 

 

J'RACI‘ICE 0N PORVVARD. {Pm

PASADENA. 031.. Dec. cos—With
the Washington and Jefferson College;
football team. of “Washington, ”Pan",
scheduled to detraln here this morn-
lng. Coach And) Sm'lth, of University;
of California, took his candidates for
the honors in the onnual‘ East-West
football classic here next Monday to a2
secluded college field nearby and pal:
them through signals and practice on;
the forward pass . ‘

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

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