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.#~_—-— - ‘ ‘an impression that only a. lightning . comes 19mins gave the dark. This style of act. new here.
vaudeville hi1] could be eth-ctrd to -..§.~ curmv‘ response ' there vvaE more than pleasing and mode ill ’ *
Interest and phase the people. 'l‘lren .. 1.1... 2:1 or lugging. Lawrence splendid closing for the cxccllcnt bili.’ O -
came the Sternurd Duo with the snap- l~‘0rbcs. Glevv 11 years old and the old— The program as on‘crcd yestcrday re-l .
1 hit-st musical on‘ering imaginable. est. or the comvam~ is deserving of mains here today again and the: 1 emOV
I‘IF ATRE The pair are xylophonists supreme special mention for his wonderful Jackie Coogan pic-turn will he shownl .
T A. and they are that without question. dancing and his sister was a very tomorrow afternoon. ’l‘omorrowl '
7 _ ~ Their program was greeted with the close second with thc other "swect- night at the regular vaudcvillc shows . 9 o
"in Last Time TOday T - h 'h V d 'I 7 first barrage of applause. Oliver and hearts" down to the four»,\car—oltl Mario Provost will he sturnd in1 MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING
“_ . ‘ . 0mg t wut au ev1 le at -l\'critt_ in “011 Cut It Out" oficred .‘ruilor comiu" in for :1 great sharc of “Don't Get Personal." 1 _
Picture Only at 9 most chatter and nonsense that went ”edit Although Arthur \Vhiteluw - - -~~___, , . . .
. lover well. But the mil hit or the 1.111 was :11 slit-(11.1.1.1 disfitlvuntua‘r in roz— PALACE sarrmuv g Everything 301d regardless 0f COSL
Jackle COOgan and indetd of the season {or Norwalk :owinz the "Seven thllv Svl‘eot- . _—«-. 1
“as prescnttd by the Seven Little hearta' the Irish (‘hfl‘lt‘rllOX was Jackie C0033" Picture for Children‘s, \ :
In positively his greatest feature .Snw :h :1rts.'ll1is group of extraor- . film} to tho Occasion and he not only Mutince and Marie P119105! ~ " ‘
production dinan child artists but 011:1 remark- l-nmnmndcd attention but he crcuicd Picture for thc “cannu- l
“ I ” able pertoxmance in \1 hich bucl-z and :1 riot. No actor has comr to Nor- {\ighi Shows.
Bly Boy 'Wing. \valtz'clog. tcccnfric and Rus- 11.1lt lcnrm-li so 111:1115' local hits In order to give- the childrcn :1 ‘ ’
si:.n dancing is featured mid to which “mi uul them ovrr so well. His line (‘lzaucc to see :1 great piclurt- and a
and ‘smcxal solo and ensemble song num- m chulh‘l‘ “as swift and Arthur ‘v'illl‘llWlllt‘ act that will not only on-
The \audeville show that wins bersand bits of comcdi \vcre added in \Vhiil‘lll\"’s credit it may 11. said that ttrtaln and please lull will occasion .
all honors over shows pre- the most delightful \x'uy. T110 (‘08- h.- :1\*oid.-d the urcut cold storage real child intercst. the Palace n1:1n- - -
sented in Norwalk lumw go lmyond the usual character- stock which has been uscd Nor- ascmcnt will prvsvnl Jackie Coogzm‘ North 1‘13"] Street South Norwalk
. “ r 12.1ti0n 0C DI‘M'X and (110 slug? St‘llilll; walk. His two best songs "You can'tiin “My Boy" for the last time at the -
1 SE‘ EN LITTLE iumi effects 1.;ch the act :1 finish that. (in-t From It" and “Come On'matincc tomorrow afternoon. “The
“7 ” :11 once but it far out of the class of (hrr Here." with :1 snappy score that Stvcn Little chethearls" will win the
1 S EETHEARTS the unlimiry. \Vi1l1 |‘\'t’r_\onr ()l thw would credit to Victor Herbert admiration of the scores of Norwalk'
Including the Forbes Kiddies in h: rformcrs in this 11u111|1rr lll(ll\ltlll£ll‘ kept him sinf-rihgrunlil his throat was sweethearts. In the cvcninz there I" ’\. ‘t d ‘ 1 1' t will ‘
the Greatest Child Artist 1} perfect. the svvtcln- could not l.- sore. The bill closed with Cook. Mor- will be tho two regular Sulurduy :C 05 €020 \"I; ”I’m“ eaPure 1' ——Coal fresh mlned.scre1med “‘0‘
. Offering On the Stage olhcrwise. The act opt-nod with u limer and Clarke in the sensation night vaudeville shows at 6:45 and 9 " inresentm tl out Geti {“801}: t matically, $13 50 per ton. Hzfl'il
/ ‘ 'f chorus that Shll‘led with :1 hurrah £11111 cyclist novelty. a baskrtlmll game in o'clock. With those a nrw \Iarie ‘5 “’3 name 0‘ ‘9 new pc ure :1 and Gan: (10.. Tel. 721.
Adolphhhof , l -< made a hit everywhere.
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,1 imam Arthur Whitelaw _ -_- 1- _ _ -- _ .__.-- .. - -- M- --M ._ _ - __ ___.4___ - -1.---_,_-_-_____, »—.—. _-.____
The man who has Norwalk's 1
number—The Irish Chatter-
box
Cook, Mortimer and
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(,lark !
In the sensational night basket-
ball game—rivals the K. of C.-
Norwalk games in excute-
HadN ment
CZ.‘ Qammounl Qiclure
Cast Induces . . Sternord Duo
l .m-nore Kosloff and Maholm Xylophomsts Suprcme
1 Hamilton -——— l
‘_“"‘ Oliver & Nerritt
Hm Reel Comedy Pathe News in
. I TOMORROW “Oh Cut It Out"
You simply Can't Beat Thzs .
Double Feature Bill SATURDAY Leces' or a com late Dining
CONSTANCE 2215—Jnckle Coogan in “My 5§§hg§you hag
BINNEY Boy." Ids: showmg it“ SPCt‘Jal C331 jUdg 6 p5!- .
children s matinee w: vaJ e- sect these Sufi!) gnu Odd
In the best comedy drama offer. vxlle ‘:t 8. t in
mg in her vaO'EEr . . why 5 01'5 O Uflltéd
In the Evening , . ,. ..1.
“MIDNIGHT” . . 1W * ..
The two regular Saturday night
3”“ shows at 6:45 and 9 o'clock.
Vaudeville and
Marie Provost 5
’ln 3 new screen starring veh‘cze
‘ ‘ V vs
‘Dont (let Personal
rl
fl SUNDAY EVENING
‘ 7
2 The Old Oaken Buckc
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._ MONDAY and TUESDAY l
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l (harlcs Ray .
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In i ‘ f
m “R. s. V. P.”
“LOVE AND
DOUGHNUTbm
Prose—lted by Ben‘s Old Boss
Mack Sennett
SUNDAY EVENING ,
“THE OLD OAKEN *
BUCKET”
MONDAY and TUESDAY
MARION DAVIES
"BRIDE’S rLAY"
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”I’m/WW,”
Don’t Be a
"Stay at Home”
This Evening
Attend Mardi Gras
g
Dance at Norwalk E
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Armory
Given by
MONKER GROTTO AND
Craftsmen Club
Uodcr Auspices of Battery C
l92nd F A., c N. G.
Famous Clef Club Orchestra
of 10 Pieces Will Fur—
nish Music
may be secured at the
box office
Tickets
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15
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Under AuSpit-es of
Norwalk Teachers‘ Association l
Angelo Patricolo
Pianist ‘ I’AllAt‘I-Z Tlll-IATRl-I.
Assisted by {Laval Theatre Might Properly Appro-
‘ 1 priate Famous Barnum Phrase
(Jarro Greene l About “Greatest Show" In
Soprano Par: at Least.
‘ The Palace theatre today might.
(lara Auwell rightfully appropriate. in part atl
. least. the well-knOWn phrase that has
HarPISt lbeen used in connection with the fa-
ll igh School Auditorium
Friday Evening, Feb. 24, 1922
8:15 o’Clock
'l‘ickcis 50¢
I."‘;I.I.‘.VMIOIOQDVQvo‘lu‘
Al THE THEATRES
\\ «u-l-nlrrrxnv FOR '
In 1: 1.111211. 1.0112119 OF' 1.,
THE ”qu kn‘n.
ml lillnn to the present big
{night of (ht!
I[Oral
'l“l'l). 27.
m sour: "toiling ammo 831’ .1.
vvill multv
llippmlroml‘ on
his lllSl :111111:1r:111m- :1! lll(‘
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ruuH L'T. .‘Il llu- mullm-r Iwrl‘nrmuluw-
This (’lllllllllllln 1‘11'171- rim:
will spur and 1:11 through (.211 mnusluiu
lruiuillgr roulilw, :lml will also lu- ulnll
to 111ml one or South Norwalk's light-
sports for :1 short spurl 011 llll‘
I'\r‘lllsion from South
‘Norwulk 011 Tuesday. l1‘ul1ruur1' ‘_'\'.
l 'l‘hc lust S’llt' ol‘ lickrts for this hi1;
. ment is scheduled for Honda).
from 10:30 a. 111. to 1:00 [1.
Powell's Drug Store
on “Washington street. in South Nor—
olk and from 2 to 4 p. 111. in Nor-
“'(llk-f‘lt H. Gléullenning & Co's. Drill,r
Store at 55 “'11“ street. '
Il‘or prize ring spurt entry address
Mark A. Luescher. Mnnauvr New
York. Hippodrome or see (‘hnrlcs A.
Goettlcr agcnt at sale of tickets.
The last minute. man or woman
can buy their tickets on train. just
step aboard. don't worry. the regular
Hippodrome agent will be in charge.
Price of ."; ”5 cichcslla was an er—
ror. it should have been $3.25 which
is the highest price.
liglilvl'
Illi.r
m. at Stillson ({-
Rl-IG EXT SATURDAY
Constance Blnney and Ben Turpin
Arc the Stars of Dollhle Feature
Program.
Ben Turpin and Constance Binncy
will he the stars of a double feature
program at the Regent for tomorrow.
Miss Binncv who is Well known for
the productions that she has mndc for
lteularl .will hepresented in a dru-
mullc feature “Midnight." It is de—
clared} one of the. best w'ohlcles in.
which she has been seen. Mack Sen-
nolt will offer the funny eyed Ben
'l‘urpin. the gencrulissimo of come-
rlinns in :1 new comedy vehicle “Love
and Doughnuts.’ The program is a
l‘t‘lll winner.
lmous Barnum &— Ruilev shoWs in that
‘the vaudeville for the last half of
the week can easily and honsetly be
’(‘111381d as tho "greatest Sfi0\\'" that
'has been in Norwalk this season. The.
application. however. must be broad-
enough to include as well as the vau-
deville. the Jackie Coogan picture zit-l
traction which conquered the heartg‘
of. Norwalkers in the first few minut-g
es and held them until the moment:
Jackie Coogan took a slide down the.
see-saw board in the arms of the
old sea captain that _he adopted. It
is not often that a show of such ex-‘
ceptionql merit in every nartlcular is
put together, but there is one that will
stand any trst. Sensation followed
lv'lt lll;1[l()all‘0nl(- cast is the
‘ r-mpiun Jack lN‘mDSeY Who
sensation in ouick order.
was finished and it'had created such
The picfil re .
Norwalk Chronicler