FRIDAY. JAN. 20, 1922
D the City of Norwalk. and spent by the were heard in rapid succession. 9?
'AMERICfi‘E’S §A§EUNIONImembers right here at home. Juliusi Brothers "Ambition" Saabye and. :7;
J. Prunyi ,who has been band leader} Jake "Arthur Pryor" Linxweiler were
——-————— for the past year. gave, much credit to; among those present. Brother Jh
Continued from First Page. former leader Tilly for bringing the ' Region officiated as orchestra. lende:
morale and musical attainment of the: and Brother Field gave a fine imita—
was present. and stated that he was.band up to its present high standard. tion of an oriental, dancer. Yes, 10
glad to be among his former asso—iHe spoke of his endeavors in the past Jones was thcrc and so was his 01d
ciatcs. President Rufus J. Smithito maintain the standard sct li3-"‘hisi fricnd “Fat" Gall and “Andy" Dam-
arose to speak amid cheers and ap-lpredecessor and of his aims to keepl rQSCIL too. ‘
plause . He said that it was the inten— the band up-to-dute in every respect About 50 musicians wcrc presenw
tion of the members of the band to in the future. the rcunion and all agreed that the
elaborate _on the annual reunion from Aftcr the more formal speeches. American Band was “there“ when it
year 10 year. and promised something there followed a general discussion in } (‘Hynp to entertaining. The committee
on a large scale for next year. He which many of those present took! who arranged this year's affair were
thanked the bandsmen for their part part, as to the merits Of the present ' (‘hairmnn Archibald Bicl‘i‘lllm, Rufus
in the prcscntution of a. loving cup day “jazz" music as compared to' J_ Smith. John A, Campbell. Frank A. g
and purse of gold on "ladies' night."lclassical music. It was held by nianyl Svcr. Frank 1!. Field. Ramon J. Lar— "
which was held December 11, 192]. by that the so-callcd “jazz” was merely a
THEATRE
Without doubt the best vaude-
ville blll of the season i
POLLY MORAN
The Sheriff Nell of the Movies
in her own sketch “Behind
the Screen"
L:l.st Time Today
2:15, 7:15 and 9
iii” EL
(‘LAYTON
muri. and Louis Shufelt. 's,
a .. ..-kable picture story of the Musicians' Association. of which passing fad. while others believed it! ,_.______.__
,mms and especially he is also president. President Smith was “here to stay." After this friend- ! ._‘H3\’9 the young folks meet Polly
‘ husbands Abbott & Heal? has been an active musician in South ly debate an orchestra compose-d of ‘ Moran. the Sheriff N911 of Movies. at
Norwalk for about forty years. Busi- about half of the musicians present the Palace. Saturday Matinee. And
ness Manager Frank B. I-‘ield gave a. played until a late hour. evidently en- don't forget Babe Abbott and Flo
brief outline of the work of the deavoring to demonstrate the pleasing licaly. the cutest girls on the stage.
American Band during the past year. qualities of both forms of music A Frank Mayo picture.
mentioning the fact that the band which had lif‘Pn discussed. as “Sheik
during the past season has played en- of Araby." “Midnight Dream" over-
gagements. the earnings of which to- ture. “\Vahash Blues,” “Norma'” Advertise in the Sentinel for best:
talled about $3,000. earned chiefly inox‘erture and ‘I‘VVang Wang Blues" results.
The cutest kids of the stagc
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MONEY”
-,:.:l Cumedy
Pathe News
Fifer Trio
Dances Deluxi.
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Seven Honey Boys
Harmony and Minstrelsy Galore
‘ a
TOMORROW __ l
vyijshlng double feature Tamaki Japs i >
Two of the best Tho.- jlllrjilsu a“ i ‘
obtainable ,
ELAINE . and 3 «
H.\.\lMERSTEIN Last Time Today : g
lhc girl beautiful in
“THE WAY OF A r . _
M AID” With Vaudeville
and “THE HEART OF i
lil't‘K JONES THE NORTH”
A drama full of action and
and
The Greatest Picture Combina‘
tion Ever Offered
mzlwking western dmma
~mr. ONE MAN “ ,
TRAIL” THE RUNAWAX
TRAIN
A special scenic novelty
heart interest
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SUNDAY EVENING
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Tomorrow ,His is alt—m. .. . ear-cut 0 “vol”; 2
“\Y MCAVOY ‘ _With Vaudeville at 2:15, 6:45 D‘Artgm‘the ‘ .n‘delx’ful 4 45‘ A "L i
and 9 We] of Medieval ran
in i
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“ire 9“ Y9”! ‘51:" Fairbaglss‘ i. . - SDI-ii oi.
“.VlORALS" Frank Mayo in , ,
'tz'éded to beqthm 2 2,. . :73i - , - .Q;
awfywomqusw r‘ :*
“Dr. J im"
—' ,M . .... SUNDAY EVENING
\l \l l, \'.\l NEVILLE. May McAvoy in
—_— fl ‘9’
l » u. is "it (if Lucul Show Morals
Palace and Regent
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
' January 23. 24, 25 at 2:15 7 and 9
0 Advance in ’Pflccs
, \iiibi'l' mul chly (.irh
«mu (w- .W. In .._
ml.” llutcrlniumcut
lici'hy. ‘—
~ rilll'SilUll lull llml l‘olly "'l‘lllll'llv‘. )ll‘Slil-ITI-IIZRS."
Mini 01 u gl‘L-Jit many pic- ————-
‘l‘I N “as conclusivelv Douglas ll‘uirl‘nnks‘ (.‘i-cntt‘.~t I‘lclurei
l'ulmc 'l‘hcntrc yostelu ' At Palace and lit-grill
.lppculml lu \lllltli‘V'liii‘ _\c\t “'H'lx.
In a izrrnt rccr»pti0n :lt —————-
.xwl t\~lllll‘: pcrl'urm—x A piciun- \‘llll u unin-rxul UDPPHL; --’—’
:lll _\'n ll" luzulv- us Iii}: .'| Such is "'l‘lw 'l'ln'oo- Muskrim-rs." 110—.
:H 5hr Hcr vlivl iu lill‘ cording to Al. llzlmillou. muuugcr of
‘l I'luuc'llcs null lll‘l‘ l-‘lilyiilli' l'uHicc. him has lumkmi this lcu—l _ ‘ . ‘ ‘
l'\\) li'l‘\\' plouliscq in lici‘iurc for :l tllrcc tluys‘ lun. Hurting “rltcrs have learnt-ti and 101'] ol lil-- uucllou of u star) in Stuart Inlon.
ruril lll't'lllilllg crowds to next Monday. ' . ....
2.. r. Miss Marlin has nn‘ “In this slor)‘. suhl -‘ll‘- ”MING” REGENT 'nmmumw.
will fuuuv liuc and with f‘llouglus Fairbanks docs tllc greatest ,
' . . .. . , . ‘-
.ll mu; gin-s a. slick cutcr— work of his career. '1 lmm “ho hate 7%
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Personally. he is l‘cr)‘ iulclloctuul (”1le than. in “lllll iu- (mm-s l'uw- to face
is more inlcrvslml in “hut famous “uh, “Dr. Jim" is l'niu-rsnl's pro-
l‘H—illllll. Abbott and I‘If'iL-Iri‘llll the famous Dumas' non-ll from t’a‘ ’
Lo us, uro- great. Those which it was takcn will ll(‘ (it-lighted /
.lv lllllc girls are wondersto sre tlicir licro, D'Arluc’nuu. match l
lull llu-y luvpt the houses in wits with the cunning itichv'lu-u and
"tiny amnmm and lust'crush through the (“animals seein—
u‘ Honey Boys, {1 mlnstrcl ingly insurniountzililc barriers. 'lhe
-\o-n mclllbcrs are past intrigues Of a monarchy :U‘t‘ laid bare
lln- voice and comedy art in this thrilling talc.
l-H'L’l'ulll is more than usu- “For those who have never read
'I l.c Fifi-r 'l‘rlo Olwncd thei'ThO Thrre Musketeers. this photo-
.l classic (lance number may Will 1111"? HS grmut i|l3l1(‘4"_ll. 119-
.xng it folks will not be cause it is a. pcrl'cct plot. standing 0;
ll: ill'llr that they are clog- the firm foundation of dizrmul’ {in
2 Hulct‘iiiP engagement this comedy. based on fact. It is .i Dd) lll
wlvr a new and high cl:nss,whiclhtlie expected iietcr’ happens.
now ripening in New Yorlelugs and'qucvns and retail pcisgn;
~l.\- 'l‘urunki and Company ‘ages are given human zitlrllmte?1 t 1:5
l : mm] j“. jug“ demonstra- 'will long endear them to the (3:51;:
ml closing act. The two pic. of those who see the pictulre.t (h
r “on; on yesterday's bill dominiating‘”impression is tia e
.,.- . . um . thin 3 tea . ~
...r|il}-‘l\lilpn(;‘)dil}ié figfi'nli;flar;i ’l‘lix lavish presentation which the
(I ‘ '* this hotoplay Will I
the best soon at the Palace Palace will gno p . . ..
"HIE," time. The heart ap— ”dd "men to ”5 charm. “'ith Buck Jones in “’llic Onc Ma.“ Trail.
! ll.» action in the big feature
Inna——
‘ 3 ' “ml‘l TIIIREI-Z )Il'SKl-ITI‘IERS."
in...” surpassed in any mm P.u..-\(1.To.\ionno“ . - 7’
1‘”. ”m‘mt “T'lcotllii‘imltsvzgi Frank Mayo Star or “Dr. Jim" Pres- } _ k ‘ >
w speclu sccni 1' . . .. Y >
ll-l. nut, 'l‘llis , ntirc show cntt d “nth \mldctille.
”MM" Frank Mayo, star Of “Dr. Jim." . ‘ ‘
‘ ' “_”‘_ which comes to the Palace theater on . "—
HH'ENT TODAY Saturday with vaudeville. at 2:15. 6:45
{ind 9. has bi en knowu to film fans
llv I ri.|\luu'c l'il'tlll‘f- MHPr O\\-ll for three years as an actor who can ‘
“Hum" I‘I ('liarminz ' ' l ot'ons of life
' portrn) the natura cm i
l
u..u u chrming plcttire,gmore naturally than the average.
\lunuy," Him-l Clayton‘s
wwwm lil"llll'¢‘. was shown
w-=.sill~ rahle success {it the
up )cslcl‘tllly. Miss Clay-
-|l denying young wife who
'l MH'HHJE-l to save her hus- AIR THINS
c , .
m bankruptcy. thereby un- ‘ WHEN H
losing: his rcsptct. because
1.. :lpprcoii‘tlt" the sentiment FADES OR FALLS, .‘
m4 her, was as usual. ar- '
mm iur‘iulz. \Vzirner Baxter ,, l
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l h-lligcnt performance as * USE ‘ DANDERINE . l
H l (llher capable players .J
l include Charles French. , n
lzmmn, Mae Busch. Jean 35 cents buss "
, . ' b ttle of “Dander-
l Imscoe hams. The pic- 0 _ t n
it. , - ine." Within 6
shoun for the last time ”1"
minutes after v
first applicam" 3°!“
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l.'lul. - can not andas ‘
\l r0:[_0RRO\\. trace of dandruff or
Hununcrstl'in and Buck Jones falling hair'theliilel;
Man 0“ Double. Bill. derlne is t; showers
ii,xllllllt'rstt‘lll.5 latest 5011‘ what. fros l nshine
‘ .u "The “'ziy of a. Maid." 0‘ ram andmililon It "
in. ~ tomorrow at the Regent are to vege .
AUTUMN
All fie year ’I'ound '
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“l'll Huck Jones in “The 011:? goes “right ttO :2; a /
l ' is a sprightly romance of‘ :20tgtgtil‘le‘gfora etshem > .—, 1
u «luirni. re ’ ~- q . TY; ’
wv .s excellent and includes helping 3'9“” ha" t° 3 . 6 7865-96? ' °. 0 . a.
*" l' h. Diana Allen. Arthur grow long, thick and I'uxuriant- ‘ , > _ , . :5“ , . ., ) 5‘1, , . . , u
‘u‘hurles Brown. Helen Girls! Girls! Dont let your 133“! , ‘ ‘ - ‘ .. , . . . _ a _
‘ Arthur Donaldson, VVllliam stay lifeless: 9010119va thin-ageing: .y,‘ > _ ‘ ' 3i; V , ’ , ) ‘ _ ‘ _' I"
‘1 the charming old charm; 'A’ single. application of 8151137111! , V ‘ > . - . ,,
wm,,.aouwa the .mP-‘V
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ge Fawcett. The pic ' qpi‘xmw dud m
" .l“ directed by \Viliiam. P..'
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