NDAY. MARCH 20, 1922
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . * ,_ Q ' ‘ , A ’ , , ”i - e ; 5/ i marrow Is Greatest Horse Tr“
, , 1 . > _ 1 A: .7 . . _— ‘ ~ , , » ! “Thunderclap." the feature attrac-
§tion for today and tomorrow at the
;Regent Theatre is filled with ting—
.ling scenes. The romance of youth.
the cynicism of age. the tingle at
the turf and the glamor of love—w
,these permeate, the stirring progre-
in ‘fThunderclap" which is the most
\ ,el’aborate racing drama thet was ever
- given to Bic screen. It is a drama
- gthat actually brings the spectators
"‘ T,“ brightest and meat ibreathlessly to the edge of their seats.
picturesque musical show 10110 of the most stirring scenes at
, .“Thundos-‘~ " *‘ollows the great race.
Of the season' “1111 11113 the ho): rider of Thunder—
Eclap drixes his mount through the
)surging rapids to the edge of tfia
T1'::1lls.- Speaking of this scene a Net
fli’ork newspaper that is always con¢
servative of comments, says: “It
rivals the water scene of “Way Down
East." The castraside from Thun-
derciap the race horse. ls‘one of the
best that could possibly have been
assembled and includes in a mother
role. 'Mary Carr. the celebrated acc-
ress who honored herself and the
'role'of mother by her wonderful in-
‘terpretalion of the part in "Over the
‘ Hill" which played at 'the’ygent not
so long ago. Norwalk rons are
Jortunate in that the management
was able to book this feature early
and it is well worth seeing There
mill be a too- reel comedy and Paths
Revs on the program.
Today and Tuesday at 2:15, 7 and 9
c
- All big hits are these
merry and tuneful tales of
youth.
‘ The Textile Store *7
Canton Crepe
Special 98c yd.
e reatest rate
trac drama ever
5‘ ed
{A Scenapbby-Rwl [15m Black, white and street shades,
7 Dimg-RWM some plain and some figured
(I .......... 1.75 d.
A Play of Romance and Drama ’ 56 Inch Twee s. s y
- r.lp|ds' scene rivals the great ice scene in “Way Down East." 136 Washington swee’
An all star cast with South Norwflk
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MAR Y CARR i ' 3*
“The Mother" in “Over the Hill" 3 MINTZ,S A
x u Reel Comedy A A Pathe News '
WEDNESDAY A
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I . Iy remarkable feature program that every Norwalker should see—-
WhIle it is for grown— ups as well as young people, the whole §
bill has been arranged so that it can safely be 3.
presented to every child Q
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7:6 FOUR
SEAS ONS
Recorded by Raymond L. Ditmar
{01 Kineto Company of Amen'calnc.
.II'I‘J/ 17c Cf’.‘ ”Ifwmflfl i-
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[will interfere with the pleasure of an
geYenlng's reading and with the work-
ing capacity of business hours.
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Let us help remove the cause of an-
noying headaches by an enmlnatioa
of your eyes.
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New shows Mon- Matinee at 2:15;
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feature pictures. ‘* = only at 9:15. . - —-
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, militarily“ ‘ '
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
- V‘Iramount Feature, the Cast of Which Will Outclass the Stars in
Tod 1* d Tu sd ’
uAmIiI-s of Anatol" Mailin: and Neiglit' " “HELLO BROAD WAY, ,
“SATURDAY NIGHT” ‘ AND THE SCREEN’S MIGHTIEST FIVE REEL FUN SPASM
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A? THE THEATRES Est” n —I Harold LlOyd in A Sailor-Made Man
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a.‘ an omorrow, e mana ems-n W 8811 {811 '
A m: :ng :3: :1; “SCANDALS OF PLEASURE” ,
side splitter "A Sailor-Made Man."
,. 0..“ Engagement $112,121? 355?; “2331,»"233‘21'; « I — AND THE 16 STAR ROBERTSON-COLE SUPER FEATURE
,.I l I" I'illaCP ’I‘ndfiy with “Hello ever olayed and it for outclasses even
I;.-..mI“m--v_flamld Lloyd Charles Chaplin in “The Kid." There
I“,\ Sailor-Made Man.” will he a coxnnlele matinee show of “ ,’ A
the revue and pictures and one eve- ” ‘ ’
l ., 1 I. \ “.1. the big twenty star nlng show complete at 7 o'clock. This
' x I uI’ musicul comedy celebrl- W“: be followed by ”‘9 picture feature
Y " "l"'ll :I WH-k’s engagement at on y at 9 O'CIOCk' except .0“ Saturday W. th mm d B " 'ff N 1:10; alk
7 I I I. ”wan” this afternoon night when the regular Palace sched- 1 un rewe 0 O
I .I__,\ my first of'lts three shows ule of two complete shows will be fol—
. “.1 Mr" during a“? week lowed. Anhough the prices have GET YOUR ANSWERi IN THE CAST SELECTION CONTEST TO THE PALACE BOX OFFICE BY NOON WEDNESDAY. THREE PASSES
It..,wi.,\.w.. Tms is a bright been much higher elsewhere. the Pal- GOOD UNTIL MAY 31917 AWAEDED TO wwweas AT WEDNESDAY NIGHT snow
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Better and Larger
Than Ever.
South
Norwalk
i
.\ vIIh-rtuinment. offered in ace will present Ho1'ts re1ue and the ‘
, ,I .le s iril. It bl forth special picture at the regular \aude- * ' . ‘J ‘ ‘ A
» ‘llww song hrItiigiIabor- vine scale. / FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. “WINE, WOMEN AND SONG”. ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ -’”‘
m-IHngs. stunning costume Three Show: Saturday unc
' ‘ ‘n‘ ”°‘ °’ f” “‘9 °°'“‘ "°“°"‘°-" ”‘m ' ’ - With “What Do Men Want?” asthe Picture Feature A ' '
1 mum] throughout'the State Avoid angles. Lay small rug- par-
I. In and its oftermgs have £1181 to the walls. Don‘t place pl.
rm ll rm ' , h ld ‘ ‘
.1 “I? (1:33: 9 T1: $3,353 2‘ 12:51:?“ 3;?” pi} (“wage 1:17:25 Regular Vaudeville Prices: Matinee, Adults 40c; Children 30c——Evening All Seats 50c Including All Taxes ‘ _, _
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”Inn” thé end of In. season met-8““ “c" e“ s” . _ 1 has morethan dodaled lb
DOROTHY DABNIT * ‘ . f‘ ‘ ’ '_i
Yas- THE
THERMOMETER
is ALWAYS AT
seating capacity for ac-
‘conmodstinz its WM
Maisthebcstplacein '-fi
Norwalk to eat and the ~
prices are within the
reachofcll. . j 54
BEST FOOD, BEST SEE.
._ ’ . VICE, BEST PRICES
a
STANDARD
COTTON
‘ ST.
THEY HAVE.
COLD WEATHER
up THERE
DON'T ,
THEY’
( WHERE HAVE
You BEEN FOR
THE LAST
YEAR?
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Norwalk Chronicler