, Palace Theatre Today and Tomorrow AT 2315, 7:15 and 9 William app, ..- “v «Iv-w A ... -. I Wlwmmmmowxxxa “’ Loi WILSON as Lulu Bett. the drudging :pinster who thirsted fir love ..-...-..-.-.‘------I , »~,',.------..-....-»,o.v---w-- The Famous Sheriff MISS LULU BETT” it... .. -. ‘0 Today at 2:15, 7:15 and 9 In a production that teems with romance, thrills and appeals. “Three - Word Brand” Special Comedy ”Roman Romeo" WEDNESDAY - “MISS LULU BET T’ ’ With Lois Wilson, Milton Sills, Theodore Roberts and Others S. Hart -—. c, Pathe News ‘ THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Polly Moran Nell of the Movies Appears In Person In a New and Thrilling Vaudeville Act FOUR OTHER ACTS AND FEATURE PICTURES aVVIlliam deMille , production a a: 94mm Quarry all arranged Reports on important companies. in in - stantly readable form. RTE I‘wo Reel Comedy contained in the _ INVESTORS POCKET MANUAL 288 pages of valuable data~ condensed important facfs~ market records for several years—finances — earnings~ dividends~current Status on both. listed and unlisied securities. Pathe News . WEDNESDAY WILLIAM S. HART IN “3 WORD BRAND” . THURSDAY and FRIDAY Ethel Claytor in ’1 ANY ONE WHO OWNS SECURITIES WILD" FIND THIS BOOKLET INVALUABLE .4 The January Number contains ' the 1921 High-Lows Also the kind of condensed in- formation that is helpful. in handy form for quick reading. Mailed free on request Maples 8: Goldschmidt 85 Washington Street South .Norwalk “Her Own MOney mow-mm BRIDGEPORT LYRIC CONVERTED INTO A GREAT NORTHWEST PLAYHOUSE POLI’S PLAYERS Eveta Nudson Minor Watson Maude Blair Lucille Poth E Sophie Allen Bernard Steele ' George Duthie , Milton Sills. Lois WIlson and. Theodore Roberts m. a scan. am the _ . Paramount PictIIrc. 'Miss Lulu Bett. 'A main chil REGENT TODAY lcfioducu'on. Harlam Briggs Roy ,Elkins Randall O’Neil Frank McHugh :usion is perfect. . The star appears as the father of .tII'I'n boys in the prologue. He dies by his OIIn hand rather than be cap- .tured by Indians and the children are 'rescued. TheI grow up. one to be- come a. rancher in l’t.IlI the other thI Hop Lee igovernor of the state. : JaCk O.’ Brien ‘ 3'" A special trip “as made '.0 Salt Alb - Lake City to obtain the scenes at the ert Bushee state buildings. The story is by \Vill ”Reynolds and was adapted for the c scret II by Lamhert Hilly-er. who also - ADV.A~ E directed. Joe August. A. S. C.. was Indians .. cameraman. i Jane Novak. one of the most. beau- tiful actresses of the screen is leading woman in this picture which is said to possess qualities of interest that are most unusual The comedI aris- ing from the dual role of rancher and gOIernor is highlI effective and spon- taneous to a degree The supporting It was company is excellent. Canadian Police PRICES AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA Out-of-town Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. had been hit by a cyclone. —— funny—but I got quite a thrill out of Stars In New DeMflle it on." "Miss Lulu Bett" Is the prize play bI Zona Gale from her own noIel and was adapted by Clara. Beranger.1t | l t REGENT TODAY ' i COMMERCIAL SEAPLANE Is SAFEE 1 “‘l 0" lug I'lu) “Miss Lulu Bett. " l Jan. 16 ——The com- “'ASHINGTON. .\r l . . . I.. II, [:0]1:»(Mglfgdzsfiobasrrgfgelgroathfg_ will be presented for the first time mereial scaplfarg; Iedported ‘ofiitgdfldi. mute-mn- furniture destroying scene here at the Regent Theatre today and easticloast 0f Bigrinia. 22:; of the " ""7“" Affairs of Anatol" with W'al- tomorrow with a special program of gems and 0 din: to a report re-; a... In In as the destroyer, William 9110?} featurfs 1mm)“ Slns has the céveg’fi Slogfiiangnepaum. NA 3‘ m”. ”0‘1de :1 similar stunt in Icadmg mini-:0 e. orders directing submarine chasers to "f "PW Paramount production ';Miss search for the aeiial cruiser haIe L PALACE TODAY “Three. Word Brand” Is New and Interesting “'lllinm S. Hart. Nature. been rescinded. MIAMI Fla. 'Jan. Ill—An airplane was dispatched mum to Bimini. to in- vestigate a wireless report that a fly- 1 ing boat of the description of the missing passenger-flier New York. has been’ found on the shore of that island. The New York has not been heard from since she left Friday of. temoon for Bimini with the persons on board. The trip normally requires about one hour , The wireless massage, relayed here by; British; cruiser, said of plane "I": wherein Lois \N’llson. as "I long suffering Lulu. finally turns "rwv li.t‘ Deacon household. wrecks ’P'v kIIchen and raises ructions gen-i HIREI‘. Among otlIrr things. she dealt: 'I hwndOrP Roberts. who plays Dwight Macon. a resounding whack on the IW’ with her fist. “ BI Jov'e. ' observ— .1 the Ieteran actor. ‘she ca 'Irries a II .Illop like Dempsey! it was lots of fun. who is proverbially mild t: piper- meo" ml. I put myself in the place of the expeeure was rema lit-ti" W'illiam S. Hart in a triple role— That is one of the novel features of "Three Word Brand." his latest Para— mount picture which will be shown .nt the Palace theatre today with a " said Miséi IVil- special two reel comedy ”Roman Ro- ‘ and Pathe News. , The. double rkably well done. 54')" :says it darkens the hair so naturally ~heautifullI dark and glossy. —AdI SAGE TI-l.‘ DARKENS “Am TO ANY SHADE I Stay Gray! Here's-an Old-nine Ru-lpe. That Anybddy Can Apply The use of Sr age and Sulphur forI restoring faded. graI hair to its nat- ural color dates back to grandma“?- ers‘ time. She used it to keep herf hair beautifully dark glossy and at- Don't tractive. “'henever her hair took on that dull. faded or streaked appear- once. this simple mixture was applied. with wonderful effect. But. brewing at home is mussynnd out of date. Nowadays by asking at any drug store for a. bottle of “\VI- eths Sage and Sulphur Compound." you will get this famous old prepara- tion immeed b). the addition of other ingredients which can be de- pended upon to fistore natural color and beauty to the hair. A well-known downtown druggist and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied; You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at a time. By morning the“gray hair- disappears. and after another application or two it becomes FLORIDA» Pro! a... memflowl’ork ' T05.“ To “£536.54 ’32:" $54.68 335-34 $65.77 ..-. We a big Jump from a career as an artict'o model to the top-notch place hold by one of ccreendom's most popu. lar start, but charming Anita Stewart made it. She was born in Brooklyn in 1896. A! the age of fourteen she was attracted to the motion picture Itudloo. Finishing school., her rise to stardom was rapid. This l'c”ono of her latest pictures. * 0—..— THE RIGHT THING a! the . - RIGHT TIME 31mm! MARSHALL Dun-'28 . M YVITH THE KNIFE Since trifleo make the sum of human (Yttrium-Hannah More. ON’T hold your knife at table as if you contemplated cutting your way through a barbed-wire en- tanglement with it- Take it no fur- ther down toward the blade than is necessary to hold It securely. In fact it is n mistake to let your fingers rest anywhere but on the handle.‘ save that. the index finger may be placed on the edge of the dull side. When you have finished with a course in which II knife is used place the knife across the side of the plate with the sharp side of the blade to- ward the center. If you are dining- with your family and send your plate to the carver for a second helping the knife and fork should be placed in this way. not removed and laid on the butter plate, much less held in mid— air. Never hold the knife in the hand save when using it. Some persons you know forget that they have it in their hand and raise it in an awk- ward fashion with the point. of the blade relilngwnrd. We have all seen humorous pictures of the uncouth man who sits waiting for his plate with his knife in hls right hand and his fork in his left. points upward. See that you don‘t let. yourself look as ridiculous. ' Never use a knlfe in eating salad. Do not: use a steel knife in eating fish. Some persons would say. never use any knife at all with fish. but it Is quite all right to use a sliver knlfe and small silver knives are especially designed for the fish course. ordinary ' household where fish is served as a substitute for the meat couige it ls served with the usual not be of steel. Do not use It knife when eating des- serts. although In some provlnclal hotels the waiter will give you a knife and fork with pie. A small knife may be served and used with cheese. When this is done cut of! a bit of cheese and place it by means of the l knife on the vsafer with which it Is served and then convey the wafer to ' your month by means of the left hand. Never, never use your knife as am: -plate for last morsels. In fact the knife should not be used at all for potatoes or other Icgetahles these hes. . in; broken eIItlrelI by means of the .mk. If no butter knives are used it is l quite all right to use the dinner knife ‘ for buttering bread. Remember. how— 'ever. never: to spread more than a small morscl at a time. and never wipe. ’ off gmvy- or other food on a slice of bread by way of pollshim: your knife before using it on the butter. (Copyright. ) Profane. 7 , 'l’unklns sars m: halite is a comparative: . la -...a. dud girl. Lulu. and thought of fnyg‘lo nent- -up self—N6 . 1 4-..] smashed flights um old Ritchie on your fork or to scout about ”your. In the « knlfe and fork. but this knife should ‘ l i Implement wltb which to assist food .5 l l I reason in; ‘ Anything In Your Eye. many People one come to ,us " imagine that there is some foreign. body in their eyes. At times we can hardly convince them that. these grit- ty, sandy,8 scratching. irritating condi- tions are symptoms and effects of eye strain which may be corrected by the use of proper glsases. Let. us take lhl grit out. THAME-R, INC. Optometrists and Opticians 8 ZAtlantic 515.. Stamford ‘ Our Evening Classes ofiers you an excellent oppor- tunity to review your short.- hand or bookkeeping, or toper- feet your English, spelling or penmanship. MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE me «I- Price The Old Well Be Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet at 10c. No 1) tearing on Old Well. Gum , - made at. that price. The Textile Store Fill-Inch All Wool Heavy Weight Men‘s Wear Serge in Navy Blue, . ... 31.59 yd. Brown and Black .. 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