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TOMORROW ‘
-he most lovable stars in l
.creen's best love stories
CONSTANCE BINNEY
portrayal of “Erstwhile
.m‘ Will never be forgotten
1 whose has given the screen
it‘y one plays—now in
"FIRST LOVE"
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' ‘ we of the most notable produc-
:Jns m which she has ever
appeared
"TWO KINDS OF WOMEN"
Miss Frederick Plays a Dual Role
as Only She Can, and the Pic-
ture Teems with Sensations
Added Attraction
HARHLD LLOYD'S
Three Reel Comedy Hit .
NOW OR NEVER” i
m
l'\'l.\('ll \'.\l Ill-J ll.l.|-l.
l llmt l~ (”Teri-ll .\t llnwntuu'll
llII'Jll" Ix l'll‘~( (‘la~— In limit-3
l'v‘lail—I’ii'tlll't- l~ .\l~o
lIu-elleut.
willeuliv: bill that is beingr
v ii the i’aiat'e ’i‘iin-atl't- lor lll'
ins of lhe week will meet
expectations anti go l'\l‘|i
.wnll the claims that Were
It It} the management in
. the ill‘Hl. showing. 'i‘hire
l.li‘l\lllL,’ to make it a Cl)!“—
w in t\el_\‘ possible partie-
v i" .iiw many features that
1.: about the .u'nruge show
~: it its being (‘lassilietl with
‘ in ini,’ olterml. "A Night
lll" opening, Show numlwr
.. ntwl it) the Meinot lltio
moment the curtain iit'tevi
until the pvt't'nriners clos-
I‘ .t riot oi l'un. (human,
I ll intlutievl ('lv‘\~'l' and
unih on :in [inhalant-ell
.tlllllll}; the lonlllllt‘S.
"ii \\i‘ll» Uiii't‘i‘il Sulliv-
\ new in their [it"St'iliJr
ml. ~H‘il!\ xinl Il.liil"'.\' \\Illl
.m oi the I'fil'l’ll.” a rule
l-\ .\liw‘~' \\"elis. As for
r I .i llllilll'll tliiil lie out
., «<illl"'l_\ worker who
'.- l’vl we this season.
... w . i~\li)il.~ for out-
-wiuprilwl to Hit-
in" till (.tils. Frank
" 4 \l.ii2~' Sinli' pies
-l au-l l:uir)l.xle "itip
lll‘.|lll " This is a
‘: ilili"‘ :liltl is
'l'iLIe to the w~il
Viv \\z'ii his L."un on hix‘
ll'tl llllL' in} his Sltl'
'-i:-< :itiei an argu-
‘ \‘ ‘H' H" iiiIl llll‘
‘ ‘1'l'ii(lll‘ll lllS lllll‘Sl
_, or ’_‘H Mare (luring
L l!) .l «ll‘eziuilalll
l"\ \\ ilu-lllilL’ Ilii‘l ill“
lr- phi li‘.t‘-l for .’l
mu». made a lit-
\ to l'n It'l, 'i‘lie
'1'2: prim-inns was
-?’i..'.:~' .‘illvl vile: 131
i‘ \l“ ill-l the (wt
i m L \\ilson lirtr
"w nvtrly stop—
I ,v .vxrvovl ii‘til‘LV Ll
.. “ .\’~' lll“ “Ll-ll-
" 2'“ tll- \‘ lllil line and
-i it Hi!" mining all
i "\ l-J‘Ii fill anti lilS
WA ll‘. it . l" «LinrinL:
‘ was i': ti» naturi-
1 Min" r:\:.l. "'i'ht‘
l‘~-. " [’l'tl\tll to lu- {L
r i til“ i and S~‘i-ll)ll‘l
i ' ti 'i‘i...~' liin .lac—
"‘ l'mwl iv} Donald
‘ \ U nine will: all star
.~t Time Today
“The Best Ever"—That is what
patrons of Yesterday said
about the new Five Act Vaude-
\ille bill.
It's Great!
There is no use of taking a lot
of space to tell the st0r\-~\lel»
1mm lhiu. Redmond (\‘v'wtxus.
l-‘iank Stafford. \\"1lson Brothers.
and Johnny Elliott and Girl<
there ll‘a} art" see tho Show
uni pick (Illi :i \\etik ittiinbtr
among, tlliill :in.l you at $5» at
llil‘ lit“; urge»
This Sh i.‘ Is Great!
and
Don't tor? -t the picture while
you're thinking about the Vu‘J'ltL
\iiie tlw l'll'ller is also great
DONALD CRISP
Star of “Broken Blossoms" in
“THE BONNIE
BRIER BUSH”
TOMORROW
With Vaudeville at
2:15.6145. and 9
“PLAYING WITH FIRE "
Starring
GLADYS WALTON
support is eax‘ily one of the best
classics that has yet been presented in
Norwalk. This entire show
today.
continues
i-ALAcI-z MONDAY. l
V
“\\‘hy (iirh Lenn- Holne" [~‘ Play 01'
Many Problem Solutions. '
Ladle.“
Here's-I a remedy to cure
biwfl of the tlirtini: habit.
Simply make amicable agree.
inent the next time you see him eye-
in: :1 beautiful damsel to pay you one
dollar e\'~ l)llllll‘ he dares to tlirt \\ith
it. strange woman If he thinks the
tlirlation price to e\orbil:int am! far
beyond the means of his poekethook.
you can lu' i: un-nt b_\ cutting; the fee
in half.
This ltl‘ a
your huh-'
ill!
l“ SIILZLYtSli'd in the sen-en
\ersion ot' the famous stage success.
' '2' ' comEdy Others “\\‘hy Gills l.e:i\e Home." produced
iby “'arner ilruthers. which will be
MONDAY ltlie main attraction at the Palace
i Double Feature Bill tlnatre. Monthly and Tuesday. Seat
# .. W-‘Jent Presents the First 1322 ml .‘lllllll ~eeues of splendor in thi- i‘.il-
3 Teiture Starring ,ai‘d l'l‘H Arts cabaret iw a 3011“! \\U—
: PAULINE i:'.'.;:':. ll." "3:2';
i -t.. e site e ‘: eo ( a
l FREDERICK number of beautiful girls attract him.
ceases his nonsensiiw
:ii chatter \\ith her ainl lH held spell~
h) the hire length skirts illltl
«liaphzinous attire ol‘ the newcomers
Ul‘ course his gaze lingers aiiul
upon the feminini- strunizrru, fill-l
('Jlll‘llt‘S him lllllll'l‘. at it 3-i\
Anti earl: tun-- he \\ithnuly
ilollzir line
\Viin
p:i_\ irii.
and he promptly
bouinl
Haste
slu-
:i.~t time,
lid) 5 lii<
she
ll‘l'
j. iioiu‘,’ lli~l lie minvl
llilt'S.
l'.\l ltl'\ll l‘lllillllllfl‘h.
Latex! Kerri-II Special Juxt Released
At the Regent Munilu).
Fortune
\\'intv-r et'iwro'il
the lll()\llll: lilt‘llil‘l' ile
happened to be \tsiliui; (t, lios .\nL:i it‘s
stuniio when a director he knew (tilt r-
him a part. saying a man of \\'in-
ter's inuihl llllll type “as llt't'llt‘il to
eoniplete the cast. \\‘Hiter accepted
the offer and his lirst engagement was
playing the ll'filtl in "Pink Tights"
with (:iadyn \Vaiton.
Since thrn he has appearvtl in :1
number of widely known productions
and he now has an important role in
l’riuilni- Frederick's current lt-C pic-
.uro "'i'wo Kinds of “'omcn.” which
will route to the {Hr-Ht Theatri-
Monday 'l'uesilay. It. is founded
Hill Dame
upon “in lil
sinili-il
lie
piol'essioir
lwnigniy
when
wi
and
on Jackson (irezory'a \Vestern novel.
“Jinlith oi~ lllue Lake lunch." '
\\'inter has thi- pzirt 0f Pollock
Hampton. the young city chap who
has also inltetitwi an interlst in the
ML: ranch ol' \\llli‘ll Judith. played by .
Miss Ii‘retlexiek. asuumes control upon
the death other father. r
The story is an entirely new type
for Miss Fri-ll. rii'ki 11 wholesome tale
of the Outdoors with picturesque set
tings in the (‘alil'oruLi Sierras. Some
of the lllCMt‘l‘ilLfEmll) beautilul
er) in the l'niteil States is
background for this n. w li-(‘ produc—
tion. Harold Lloyd's comedy "Now
or New-r" will be on the saint- lnil.
SHARE—[Wi— i
BUllllll Til BE
IN ANlAlllllll}
l
.‘d't'll -
used as a
Body to Be Taken Back to
South Georgia Island—'
Would Have Been Explor-
er’s Wish, Says Widow
LONDON. F0“. —Thc body of Sir
l-Irncst Shackleton. now at. Monte-
video. l'ruguny. will be taken back to:
South ‘worgia Island. to be buried.
ther», according to the "Daily 5lilll.”l
The “Mail" attributes this dccfiion to!
Lady Shackleton. in deference to;
what she believes would have been;
the expiorcr's wishes. I,
Shackleton left no instructions re-l
Sheeting his burial. but relatives and;
friends. the "Mail" says. feel that It]
would accord with his desire to be
1am. to rest at the gate to the Anmrc-l
tic. Shacklctou's grave. therefore!
will probably" be beside the English:
church at Gryvickcn.
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At 2:15. 7:15 and 9‘.
You Must Not Go Ou‘. Tex-.Fqlxlzl
BUTSHE 0/0 I And the
Dramaéic S‘ituation
That Re su/ch i5 l/ividl'g
Depicleo’ Infilnc’ {Forms
st One CF
Re asons 4»
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ADDED ATTRACTION
HAROLD LLOYD’S
“NOW OR NEVER”
the [Wang
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THREATS MADE TO
KILL BERTINO
((‘ontinucd from First Page)
replied: "\Veil. it. is rather dark there
:Illtl—iVVt‘ll. he fell and I got him."
Neither man would make a slut-'-
ment. according to the police who at
first held them in bonds of Siam
each. but who this morning Were lltlil
without bonds.
lloth men
inning been
charges of
om. At that time
mum» of Jaiehino.
be his true name.
The. two men am both locti ”11"..
and are said to li\e on Day strev t.
It is llt‘ll(‘\'(‘tl that they are [full ml
the gain, that “as lul’lii‘l‘l} :lilllltlt‘tl
\\Illl llertiuo and Serino. .inll l")~‘\il.i_\
were friends of Apireiizi
murdered in the rear room a: ller-
linn'a store by Serliio. I
This morning riportvrs w
ll()ll('tl by friends ol'. the two
Hauling the bonds under rim-h the
men were lichl. The ptopr- “in!
:isixml the (“DEMODS wcre iizlormtd.
that no bonds; had been set )-i
"\\'vli. what do we t'ill't what thi
lnnnln “‘1“ be." was the reply. "we'll
get 'em out if it is Slum. each "
'i‘hat lllt‘l‘t‘ has been a Si'llllllh‘ split
in the remaining int-mincm oi the
gun: sineu lleitini. :iinl .\ll.\' llertino
liilil what to lie tin illll' Flill)
.\piei-|i;-.'.\ llllll‘tlt'l'. known illlll It
rumored that lieitino's
he is il‘gtllill'tl
rw‘ords.
1.017 on
prt-vlous
in
ha \‘9
a rresl ed
the
it)
lla his
which
gun-
is said
\\ ho was
.-re qac :17
HIV”
[In
HS
is Nliil
oi is
has lu‘t'll
lh‘ tliieulened
“stiiit'aiv l.”
The presence of
relatives in Noiwalli
as US a
Serino's
the past
some of
“Hill”
1"“ ”“55" 1" “'50 “Emu”! “-5 “HHS lather and returned to their stulis llP- [tireless Slon‘ and disappear.
The cattle hud been turn— leach (as... a bit of absorbent cotton or .
strange.
and Mrs.
court this morning.
and it was .plain to
were suffering from
somewhat
llertino in
nriuius.
be seen that they
the strain of the
lilltl"l‘V\'l'ill List
ilii‘c.il;§ lli.il
ll, i‘iiiio
lillllit‘tl
511'”
of the many
night. and
KIWANIS CLUB
HEARS.REPORT
Continued from First Page.
along general lines.
\\"ilham ilaye can" a brief. but
ten-stint: talk on "business meihods.‘
iillll (‘liristian Swart‘l. entertained \\‘ith
reminiscences of his early lite, and of
llll'll \\llli “horn
in-
lus e\perleuw-s \\llli
lie hail come in contact \\‘llli.
'l‘he "Horrible Pour.” "hoe"
l-‘rml Lyons. H. U. i‘oliaril
llyinuton. rentlirerl somerai
lei-lions in an appropriate
Mr. Lyons also 'llil i'tainml
(Irv-r rm italiun tlllilll vi. "'l'lii
.\luor('.
l. C.
s(- -
and
\m'al
manner.
Willi :1
llnrial
Mason"
l' was \‘nt'ii
l'itllT'x' niuht firnn
February 1'2. Means:-
(‘luh minstrel SliU‘N.
nil the first (lair .
pestul cant froiii'l‘rank
(ll
«late of
it; and
Xui'ualk
is to he
tvi-l‘anur llil-
February
of the
\\‘lilt'll
ilvlt!
A Good-
carrying (‘OiiCl'ulv‘tl \\(Il|‘~
111‘"
l
«hull. \\ho is now in Mexico on his
way to t‘aliiornia. was received.
l
IIMPSPEllPlINli
l FAIR Hill at
5 ANllliilNISH Ell.
ll.\i.il-‘,\X. N. S.
broomsilek riding hugs of the
.welthnown authentic wilch‘ teaturcs
lhun- yet been seen riding across
the fau- of the moon. there are any
v‘numln-r of people in Nova Scotia who
will take an oath that iinps of no
good intent are peopling the fair hills
oi Antigonish (‘ountyz
Fell. 3.—\Vhlle
Ill)
its
. Alextllnlt‘i‘ MacDonald. hraw farm»
er. has boarded up 117.: valley home
find llwl with his family and chattels
gin the «lead of winter. His neighbors
.rlaiin to have seen with their own
eyes, r\cn without the newlstance of
purlhlo spirits. the manifestation ot'
the evil one. -
I So important a public aspcct has
tin: weird tale of witches and imps ml out of the burns un‘tl “'(‘rr‘ 10“"“3'
'let'll that a Halifax newspaper has
tiSSlLZIH’ll :1 member of its staff to
break his way throuuh the inland
snows utitil he reaches the MacDon-
(iltl house and liu- there for a pvriod
of two weeks. to «lip to the bottom ol~
the in) stery.
in his little family home nvar (‘:il¢-—
(lonia. Mills the sturdy MacDonald
'autl his rohust family awoke mu»
:nmrning: three weeks ago to find that
thrir horses llilll been driven into 'l
fore do“ n.
O
appearing in
which made a big . .
(and tomorrow with (four other acts.
the classical wander-{,1 to
hit at the Palace Theatre yes:
JOHNNY ELLIOTTS GIRLS .
m ml “The Dancing Studio”.
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formerly priced up to $25, are
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up to $35,
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’—-Two Stores-—- SO. NORWALK
pitiubly in a driving snowstorm. _ 'l‘he
tails of the heifers had ln-i n braitlml.
i it happened again the next morn
ing. and the next. Then. that third
Inight, Macllonaltl says the tire llinH
‘appearwl. ln unexpti-ti-tl plans Vic-ts
'ol‘ tlaine would break out for no :Ilt-f
reason. The following nights:
he had the neighbors in. to are tur
themselves. The neighbors swore
that they saw tires leap from the hart-i
floors and subside. or llare up from a
True. in
parent
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highly inflammable calico was found!
near the source of the impish llre.‘
but. that only lll‘l‘xtt‘lll'll the mystery,
\Vhere had the cotton or calico come}
i
from?
After a Wicck of it. MacDonald and
his family (led. taking up their home
in Caledonia Mills. -
ALL FAITHS
' CONTRIBUTE
TO Y. M. H. A.‘
Continued from Firnt Page.
13.30 Arr-hie Terrie.
l 100 Harry \‘oizel.
100 Harry 'l‘oblu.
50 8. Mass A" Son. ‘
50 Asher Glickson.
:15 1.. Greenberi: & llro.
25 S. Guthowrzky,
A ‘ Hyman Singer.
' V ‘ A. {llSl‘lllH‘l‘K.
La \“:‘". —/ 8 Nat Goodwin. l
‘xu. $yq~"v.m6‘tl'c3l‘.t«‘v'f 40H! \‘lhlxr‘sl-\r—..‘., I” l-Ithel “PM”: .
l in l-‘rank Robinson.
NH". “1"” ““1” “i115 Loin-pi 3 Master Lei) Norasliy.
"“"w" at “'9 ""lill'i' 'l'lu'atl‘l' .‘I()II-’ ? r-ilss Helen Newly.
d") "ml 'l‘llt'flhl) \\ith Ilurulil LION]= I Miss ltoslyn Neras.
(‘ommly "'.'\n\\ m Ken-.3” ' The last three “I." \'|’.\' young:
children who are acquiring the habit
'of ghing anal “‘lll umiouht- rliy know
lllt)\\' to prai‘tlse it when their time‘
lcorni-s to do their duty in the wotlrl.
il‘ari-nts an; urged to cormiiier liar-ti-
lint: their (hiltirt-n this lisson in addi—
ltion to the others the children must
ilcarn. ,
i No meeting of the workers-i ’Wlll'lfl'
iheld tonight but on Saturday l'Vl ninr:
‘thr- workers will mzain gather to it'-
port their (:OlllrllJUllOi'lH.
iGreenith Estate
Goes to Daughters
l
!
GIUCHXVVICH, Feb. 3.-~ —Throuzh
the recording: of mortgage ll"(‘(lls' on
real-estate which had been held by
hcr. it was learned today that the en-
tire estate of Mrs, Sarah Aaronetta
Mead. who tilt-don lieccmtwr 15 pass—
cs to her daughters. the Misses Sadie,
and Roberta Mead. - The estate is said
to be valued at about 359,000. Deeds
of the equity in the various parcels
lever» at the daughters,
i
t
F fe’sh~ ajs’th'e' We's'fiWide
ii is? th: vzice‘of
@LASHANSK‘A‘V
einging for Victor audiences the first time this
month two records that Well reveal herjovely
lyric soprano.
) CANZONETTA (Goethe-balk
a beautiful song. with soft. high. restful floating
tones. sung in the moat fluently delicious legato.
.3 Victor M Sod Record (>sz
swear AND LOW (Tennyson—Bamby)
The exquisite solo voice is thrown into clearer
and urer relief by the masculine th of
the riterion Quartet in this sweet yric.
Vim: Red suit Record 66020
WERRENRATH
serenades
A fine example of what a mueicinnly setting
and musicianly interpretation will do for a song.
sung with sympathetic power and the fluent ease
of perfect technique-—
Where My Dear Lady Sleeps
Victor Red Seal Racord 660l5
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FEBRUARY VICTOR RECORDS
may be heard here. Come in.
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