Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 28, 1922 · page 3

 

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l' u: T11» » “"l and 1’9“ picture engagement of the entire season plays

here for three days

ll’edllesday, Thursday and Friday

With three daily presentations at 2:15, 7 and 9

 

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iuture that goes to the heart of life as it sparkles with

the joy of living

,< with the music of happiness and its great story of faith,
rumor, pathos, beauty, pageantry and romance

2000 PEOPLE ARE IN THE CAST!

atel- than "Mickey” and is Mack Sennett’s best cinematic

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achievement

your heart"

' laxatic comedy of optimism and sunshine and it “will open

Three Days Only Beginning Wednesday
No Advance In Prices

 

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TODAY ONLY AT 2:15, 7 AND 9

Anita Stewart in “Her Mad Bargain”

to end her “hip
promise she found love

Two Reel Comedy and Pathe News

 

 

Itl-ZHICNT TODAY. I
‘ . “~-\\art “as limbuai ltolc u!
x\ in- (‘ontractml To Find “IT |
Ill “Her Mod Bargain." '
Ml Bargain." announced as
: lttractlon at the Regent
7. iv only. is Anita Stewart's

\' itlonal attraction.
,~ erOg‘l‘llzmi ability as an
, 3; it is termed the sympa-T
is given full play and her
wardrobw more than
' rl-Jht‘ to the title of "The
ago-ll Girl on the Screen.“
.slrt‘s career in “Her Mad
2-4.: in social strata from
. 1.. of society to the hum-'
artist's model. The
w-ii-‘lv suited to her nat-
aml grac» and in it she is
for dramatic scenes
' all one spellbound. The
lurid for the screen by
‘J‘llrk Supporting Miss
in all star cast including
'i"ill. Arthur Edmund (32-;
.1. Astor, Adele Pal-ring-
w- lluttwrworth. Margaret
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I ' \ I ,-\l ' I'. VAI'DEVILLE

“'w» p. on ruin-y Will be Eilectcd
l' ”NIH—Good Show and
l'k‘tun‘.
will resunle its former
"l'!""|Ӥ' for the last three
- 4-4; on Thursday. oprn-
,.‘l tww show of five big
2‘. Among these will be
booked for a few
lrt was unable to
the illness of one.
in is luck on the route
'- r than ever. “'ith 1h“
“‘v Palace will present
- ink llv'“‘ photoplay drama
This is one or the
si t» vn presentations
“ill easily surpass
"“rz— pil‘tllre will be shown

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llilv to St‘t‘Iil'" ill" Kill‘t't’ days" lull.
“)IUI.LY 0"

black N1lnctt'~ Greatest Screen

Achicu-nimt and .‘laH-l .Vornlaml‘s
llc~t starring \‘l-hil-ll- opt'll~ At
lit-grill Tomorrow.
tlu- Associate-i
Pictures attraction
Thursd'n‘ and Fri-
itr-gcnt theatre. the fact
should not he lost sight of that prim<
aril) the production is one ol’ .l yery
dramatic and thrilling story. It is a
story of a gritty gir"s tight for a
place in the world. and a happiness
that she could never aftain if she per-
mitted trivironmcnt to overcome her.

Mack Sennett's name has become
almost synonomous with hilarious
comedy. sovthat the dramatic quality
of the production comes as a revela-
tion to those who do not recall that
he was the producer of “Miclicy.” the
picture which several years ago, with
Mabel Normand as the star. establish-
ed a precedent for success which has
never since been equalled.

Molly O. the heroine. is too jolly a
character to be able to keep genuine
fun out of her life ianite of her ex-
trlmely pathetic position. Neverthe-
less the story of her courtship and
marriage. the failure of the union and
than the. reconciliation. is as dramatic
and thrilling a story as has ever been
placed on the scrern.

l-‘lrst
which

“ Holly It."
National

plays tomorrow.

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“Tl": SEVE ST“ DAY”

 

 

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Splendid Buthrlmess Picture From

Porter unerson Browne's Story

at Palace Today with Reginald
Denny In “The Leather
Pushflx"

An original story by‘Porter Emer-
son Browne. author or "The Rad
Man" and other equally famous stage
succvsses is the vehicle in which
Richard Barthelmcsr Will make hi1
second appearance as a star through
Associated First National Pictures.
"The Seventh Day" is the name or the
picture which will play at the Palace

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f- rent ('llilrilL’it‘rlZAIZ‘lI‘ from :.
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vrwnlovni from rallrlm-is .tnrl munirrzl
civilization Rurtllcimvss vii-lO‘V: (in)
role of John Alclv-n Wlth .tli til-- sim-
plicity and sincwrlty that has mark-u
his former screen productions; art-i i
is this note of genuinen' 56 that is
outstanding appeal in the story of
simple people. The supporting cast
includes Louise Hurt as leading lady
Today's program “1“ also include
“round one" of H. C. “'itwer's roman~
.tic stories of socivty and the prize
ring. starring Reginald Denny. These
stories are given to the screen under
the title of "The Llathrr Pushers."

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= “LADY BI'G."

 

New Philip Klein Show “'ith John

Cumberland and Mark- Nordstrom
. At Reg't‘nt Next \"eek.

One 0! the most promising combin—
ations o! the season is "Lady But." .i
new tune. with John Cumberland and
Marie Nordstrom heading a cast of
genuine metropolitan favorites. which
comes to the Regrnt Theatre Friday
evening. April 7th for its premier.
The presentation is made by Philip
Klein and is the most elaborate pro-
duction he has evrr made. “Lady
Bug” is the literary efYort of Frances
Nordstrom. sister of the teatured
player 05 the «imp.- name. and Mia;
Nordstrom‘had r' tlst~~ of stardom ho-
l'orc writinz‘ s-veral very h‘g hits for
the stage. It represents an imp05ing
array of talent. with Priestly Morris-
on added to give stage directions.
“Lady ‘Rug" brings to the theatre a.
.new angle 0’ fun:
complications which

arise from a

attention to moods and

to’fler husband and home.
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Palace Theatre
The Home of High Class Butaifilfinnts

Back to the Old Schedule of Feature Picturesiimd Vaude'nlle
Thls' Week

Last Time Today at 2:15, 7 and 9

“Retard One" in the Series of H.

Society and the Prize Ring

‘ “T he Leather Pushers”!

Starfing

Reginald Denii‘y

Millie-rs have read the stories of
In these stories Witwer. one of America’s

Rebel-ts.
has hgpp‘ly combined sport. society
likable character ever screened.

And this Big Added Super Feature

Richard Barthelmess

“Way Down East"

Star cf Griffith's
David" aaeearing now as a

Porter Emerson Browne‘s best

“The Seventh Day”

 

C. Witwer’s Romantic Stories of

“‘4“.

Kane Halliday alias “Kid"
foremost humor-lets

and romance, featuring this most

and more recently in “Tol‘able
“down Maine’ character in
writing effort

 

“'EDNESDAY ONLY

Another vztaiiy interesting screen

and woman, married or single should see

“The Truth Ahout Husbands”

production—one that every man

MAY MC'AVOY

 

THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Five All Star Acts of Vaudeville

me standard that has made the Palace popular all season
And This Remarkable Screen Feature

Of the 5.;

PRISCILLA DEAN

Direct from a seven' week's run on B

of "Conflict" and

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Miss Dean's other big successes _

“‘VILD HONEY”

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Gordon. Fivnl-
“Zuni F»: *1 Poland. Audi‘tfi‘_
Lt'liin i-‘ro Hilda Vaughn and'
"itching? l".r served mm will be
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Rescue \Vomen at Fire:

liI'L‘STON. Ti“. March

lllckvy‘s St Louis Nationals
i t‘lrrlllwn when n lyuildln: here
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SOI'TH NOR\\‘ALR PI'BUC LIB--

Riki: BENEFIT. GIVEN
[SDI-IR THE AI‘M‘PICES
OF ITS DIRECTORS.

Th» Jam. 5 “'llitcomh Riley recital.‘

pic-sentcd in costnm» i-y Mayme Eng—
~-l.iilottc. is to take: place at the

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gHigh School Auditorium next Thurs-

day evening at S o'clock.
Mr: F. Irving Smith and Miss \Villa

Miller will each sing a solo. and Miss

Mabel Miller will give a violin 3010.

I‘ll the afternoon at 4 o‘clock Miss

Lilluttr will entertain the children

-t‘;-om first to til'th grades with a Story:

Hour.
The tickets {or children from these
grades is 15 cents. but other school

iCravath Signed

l a by Minneapolis
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: MEMPHIS. Tenn” March ES.—
Gauvey raxath. Veteran outfield”-

.and at one time holder of the Nation-
331 League home run record. has been
signed by the Minneapolis club of the
V.\mcric:1n Association. Cravath. who
vt‘ormeriy managed the Philadelphil.
,Xationals. managed the Salt Lake City
:clu‘n List Season. and goes to the
.Mlilers a free ageM

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. 2-3;;.srt-.r::;..:f:‘?: 3:2,"..353- m. - Mm mm m m "a
if!” :fl‘LA prgpvnv dn‘ma‘ée was; Tickets may be obtained at the ing capacity of business hours.
s’lzixt. mutt: :t‘ tine .lur‘ni‘tu: being ' South fiorwalk Library. Let u help ”no" the cause of “I
s.‘.‘.v"i ix t. 2* ct. nuts p.l_'e -. ,
no headaches b an cumin
- , THIS MAN was HELPED “it; ”a y "J".
l Rll‘ sun is )ll-ZA‘I‘ l
(‘LOGS TEE Kme-j‘fs John Grab. 2539 Jackson Ave..
New Orleans. LL. writes: “My kid- THAMER INC _
sk 31.95 of 5.“, ll our 3.0.; neys were weak and had a soreness ’ o
T e ‘ hurts or Bladder, and dull pain across my back. I felt _
' m ;dull and languid and my kidileys 0pm and 09116;}:
It you must have your miat everyld‘dn" “it “811!- I b98113 taking ‘ .
'ujv. at u, but man your kidne,~.ll-‘oley Kidney Pills and they soon put QIAtlgntht..Shmford
with units occasionally. says a noted‘mlr kidneys i“ " ”mid halt"? ”ndl' -
authority who tells us that meat “0"- Foley Kidney Pills hail) "1:
forms uric acid which almost pan- kidneys rid the system 0‘ ac :8“: New¢ & Mum,
1525-5 the kidneys in their ettorts to.""“"te that cause lameness. bac c °~ .
expel n from the blood. They be- ”to muscles "one“ 10““!th the: ‘ mum .
.Come sluggish and wraken. then you :3“: ”‘35! Toggwigufléft. quick \ q. Ion Who K I,
suffer with a dull misery in the kid- on‘ ”n‘ rp. a
St Wit. “WK
my region. sharp pains in the back or '
sick headache. dizziness. your stom-

presenting the]

young and nretty wife devoting moregstimulate
(admshineutmlize the acids in urine. so it no
fancies that beset her than she doesl‘mlzer ,
Mr. Klein o‘wcak less. '
an exceptional i ,
supporting cast ror Mr. Cumberland -‘JU1'?. and makes a. delightful efferves-

ach sours. tongue is coated and when
the weather is bad you have rheumat-
ic twinge; The urine gets cloudy;
full of sediment. the channels often
get sore and irritated. obliging you to
serk relief two or three times during
the night. '

To neutralize these irritating acids.
to 'cleanse the kidneys and flush of!
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar-|
macy here: take a tablespoontul in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then}
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of. grapes and lemon
'uice. combined with lithia. and has
hen used for generations to flush and
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FASHIONABLE
WOMEN’S SPORT
oxronns

This Spring in a diversity of'styles
and combinations at extremely
moderate prices

Max Levy’s
Shoe Store

 

new mum SHIRTS
‘ Coliseum
.Speclal' $1.55,

 

JUST A" FAQ E- »
bl, FRANCES NORDSTROM

with ‘

John Cumberlan

ONE NIGHT ONLY
FRIDAY, APRIL w7th :

For Its Premier Offering Before Opening Its New York City
Engagement

DHlLlp KLEIN presents

C

Marie Nordstrom
And a Quality Cast

PRICES 75ct0$2
Seat Sale at 10 a. 111., Tuesday, April 4

 

FLORIST

Tulips, Jonquils, R o s e s,
Carnatiéns, Pansics

 

Rowland M. Beach

16 France St. Phone 2140-2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Textile Store

Canton Crepe

Black. white and street shades,
sonie plain and some figured

56 inch Tweeds les yd.
138 Washington Street

 

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OLD CARS

Sell Your 011! can to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
mOMAvena

Between Oak and Center H.
mum.
Phonon-Inna“;
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REGULAR
CHICKEN DINNER
Every My

'75c

“the

I South
Norwalk
Lunch

Including

Soup, Olives, Celery, :13

Desert, Pie, Cofiee,
Puddmg' or Cruilers

 

 

 

Home-me Pastry and Grill-

 

STANDARD:

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