ERIDAY MARCH 10, .1922
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The actor just
“STAR
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AT THE THEATRES .
REGENT TODAK. I
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lnlph Valentino mid Dorothy Dal-
: -u Presented in 'lheir Best \W-tlIiIlc.
H mm of the Lady Letty.”
LIIC'lul‘e of unusual dramatic
1'”. Is George Meltord's prbduc-
Nolan 0! the Lady Letty'.’
:munt's latest offering featuring
N) Dalton, which scored a big
It the Regent theatre. last
“here it appears tor the last
I I I 1y.
- Is a. dramatic story of the sea.
Hes along the coast of Nor-
I Magdalena Bay. Mexico. and
‘Im waterfront of San Fran-
'l‘lIe principal action takes
ll‘ltl‘d two sailing vessels. one
‘I‘l' {Ind the other a smuggling
«I Inlanded by Captain Kitch-
. murderous. tyrranlcal seamon.
I - ~ Laredo. played by Rudolph
'. is a society man. who has
Il'xlghaied' and forced to Join
-~ crew. 0n the other vessel,
I- I~ Iomes a derelict. is Moran.
: v the sturdy. rough. seafaring
' I ':Ihhell finds the derelict,
15 carried aboard by RamOn,
- 'le then on ensues a series o:
W": I dramatic complications which
1’ lef- average spectator grip
‘ IInd loses himsel: in the
the picture” ‘
Dalton was excellent in
~ .-.r 1\lorzln. while Mr. Valen-
', , - -- a powerful portrayal of.
' Tin:- support generally, was
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I-IIIIICI-t vAt'pEerLE.
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lil"{i of Acts Keep Large Houses
“I‘ll lny-d l'p for First Vaudeville
l'lt’- lll:|liull. -
gm caliber and variety of
ITI'YTHI,‘ acts at the Palace this
< lhe show one that wins
Mmroval and It scored a
wlv-rday at the matinee and
I» riormances. Beban and
;.,I,.,.nted youth and William
- ;m~sented age.~'l‘here were
I H: of beauty throughout the
DYE SKIRT, CHAT,
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.LL—L“ PALACE
Program This Wefik
EBAN and MACK
kid entertainers who ever appeared in this city.
Frank Richardson Presents
“STARS RECOR "
The “Little Girl”
C LAUDE 69° MARION
Wm. O’ CLARE EaGlRLS
In a bit of blarney in Songs and Music of the
Last Time Today
HOPE HAMPTON
In Fanny Hurst's Remarkable Story
'nnd Mack. mo girls or
wreck which caused many to gasp for
Show if You Miss the
”IV.
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“Auld Sod"
a bit different
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' SATURDAY
FRANK MAYO
- 1n
“ACROSS THE DEAD LINE”
SUNDAY
GEORGE WALSH AND MIRIAM COOPER
in “THE SERENADE”
MONDAY
ERT LYTELL in “A TRIP TO PARADISE”
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around well .
nil
cxccptional l.
of
lIIIIl to make it. an
lwlnuui IIIogI IIIII
Illlkl'rlt.
ilIiSi cnttrluining athletic per-
l‘OInmIIIII.(I,-s \V-innlI is classed as the
in: III “ho Ilms the “same things" dif-
fin-mo). This “as trut- of hi. work
\C'Slf‘ll‘dl31l'fl9l‘ll001l and in“ night
and he won a storm of applause by
his clmcr and during work. lleban
10 and 12
years were a decided hit with their
songs and dances. \Vhen they ren-
dered the ’prescnt day popular hit
“VVlIen Frances Dances With llite."
thcv had the house in an uproa
T h a presentation of Frank
Richardson is a combination of dis-
sic and rare singing with a good
smattering of comedy bits of the
choicest variety. This act is entirely
new in style and is a big time num.
ber. Every member is a finished per-- ,
former and there wasn't a dull
moment in the show.
Claude and Marion did not make
their first appearance in Norwalk
yesterday and when the lady hall: of
the ac‘t was recognized Palace pa-
trons k .w they were in for a. smre
oi mirth that was put (nor the fence
in real Babe Ruth style. “The Littlest
Girl" who would tip an ordinary
Fairbanks at 300 or better. bedside.
and her puny. sickly looking hubby
with a far away expression on his
face worked at. such speed that at
times it. seemed as it a transformer
might, be necessary tor their high
voltage entertainment. They bowed
numerous times to the plaudits of an
appreciative audience.
William O'Clare and Girls cloud
the show with an act that is timely
and pretty. A scene in Ireland in-
troduCed the. Irish characters in
music and song that is delightful.
Fanny Hurst‘s notable story
dust" as played by Hope Hampton in
pictures was no less of a success than ,
the. vaudeville and the thrilling train
breath.
P. I]. Ell-IRIS
The clerks of the South Nor-walk
Post Office won two out of three
games from the carriers at the Palace
Alleys wt evening. and then rolled
\c \Yinnie opened the. show with‘ '
“Star-
BEAT nuns:
flflAPERIES WITH one more game. losing that. The
I agreement had been the winning out
of three so that the clerks wOn the
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‘V ‘ “““Y- B“? “Diamond Dyes" 223' as '38: 327 1356
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SATURDAY 2:15, 7, 9
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I - Double Feature Program ,
BEBE DANIELS m. “A GAME CHICKEN
A Realart Picture .-
A cackling tale of a pretty pallet who tried to be a rooster!
and
GARETH HUGHES In “HUNGH”
A Metro Special “ «
A comedy drama Of Wall Street broker who was sorry he
kIlled himself
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and
Two Reel Comedy
Paths News
Last Time Today
RudOlph Valentino and Dorothy Dalton
In a comedy drama of the sea
“MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY” -
Paths News
a .
m. Reel Comedy’
. SUNDAY EVENING ,
George Walsh in “The Serenade”
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Somewhere in Norwalk, After a Diligent Search a Clue Has Been FOIInd
Leading to
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She will be seen in company with tricolor twist of Gorgeous Girls, mean Komedy and
“Sensational Scenery
WEDNESDAY,
" THURSDAY,
Tickets on sale now at Donuelly’s and Gleudenuing’HlM, $1.00, 75c, 50¢
MARCH 15th
MARCH 16th
Hillside AITditorium
Friday Evening, March, 17
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At a o'Clock
Joint Recital
mnoyt...” LyricSoprano
Ben-inn 81mm ......... Pianisto
'At balmy. ma Hamilton's
REGENT SATURDAY.
Bebe 'Duniels Is ~ Some “Game
Chicken” and Gareth Hughes Stars
In “finch.” 149' ‘1”
"Nothing succeeds like excess." is
the motto ot Gareth Hashes. star of
'_'Ths Bunch." at the Regent Satur-
The program will include
Daniels in, “Game Chicken." a.
comedy of enceptlonal merit.
When working on' motion pictures
in Hollywood under the direction at
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George D. Baker. Gareth Hughes has
a time schedule that runs from six
o'clock in the morning until nine at
night. And it agrees with him.
"It's just that I'm so intently in-
terested in my work that nothing
- else mall matters." says Mr. Hughes.
« “It doesn't. tire me. There's a. oestful
excitement about every minute or it.
But when the day is over I tee! al-
' most as tired—~11 not quite-33 a
» Tired Business Ian. A cold plunge.
a. light supper and I‘m on to the label
this thing intensively.
through the pictures. We could
longer by working (ewe: hours a day.
Only I believe finer mils are
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labels; Ills:
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'I‘ickets LI.....I.........I.'. 50c .
of dreams. a they call it. Only there _
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“or couroe I don't have to- brush,
stretch the productions out plentiful
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ST.
LECTURE
The Continuity of the Church
Dr. Joseph Patton McComas
PAUL’S CHURCH N
TONIGHT AT 8
“Jumps rs mmp
interests in art and music—I forget
all these. My life has become that o!
a motion picture star and I live for
the picture."
PALACEw— mnomtow.
fink Mayo Appears inWAu-oss the
W Wm Three Vaudeville
Shows.
Erick Mayo will he starred in
”Across thte Deadline" at the Palace
theatre tomorrow with three vaude-
ville show- at 2:15. 6: 46 and 9
o'clock. Mayo has become a. popular
star with the Palace patrons and they
will find. this new {vehicle luwhich millions.
Friends. social obligations. sports. my!
be is being presented one o: ”the b‘
that he has yet played. "Across m
Deadline" is a picture with a pubis:
in every scene and as Frank m ,.
in" it there will be added inter-cu h T
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NEW HAVEN ammo noon. 2
NEW HAVEN. March iowiT’
granting of a. permit for the own?
struction of a. new st. Break-I'D:~ '
church But a. cost of $217,000 today. fl
regardcdbcressthe beginningotb
busiest butldlng- spring this city h
ever witnessed. It all projects whiii
are ready in started the abomin-
tIOn program will , run into til-.2;
Norwalk Chronicler