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biggest and best picture engagement of the entire season plays
here for three days '
10DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
With three daily presentations at 2:15, 7 and 9
MACK SENN‘ETT'S
we
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11111111 e that goes to the heart of life as it sparkles with '
the joy of living
‘11s with the music of happiness and its great story of faith,
humor, pathos, beauty, pageantry and romance
2000 PEOPLE ARE IN THE CAST! .
Mickey” and is Mack Sennett’s best cinematic
- :1 draunatic comedy of optimism and sunshine and it
LLY O”
with
achievement
“will open
' your heart”
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No Advance In Prices
Saturday
Fox Presents
aw _
£'.;.1.- .
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$1133"
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P om Mix
“Trailin’
Coming
“FOREVER” 1
George FitzMaurice Super Presenta-
wtion of “Peter lbbetson" with Wal-
lace Reid and Elsie Ferguson ‘ i
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tomorrow 111111 11‘1'i11111'1
>" illt: Muck St‘Illir‘lL produc-
\Ssnl into-d
starring Mum-l Normand.
attraction at the Regent
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"Mickow"
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111111111 aided him in making
for the production or
1 31:11:91 Normand. the star
' Is the star of "Molly (1."
productions were directed by
1111 Jones. under the personal
Mr. Sennett.
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«Mr 111‘ 'Mlckey' and the star
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by
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111111 Intt‘rt'sb—"TIK‘ I'I'ulh
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Your chance .to learn
‘ i :It the Palace Theatre
5.1111 Mch'oy. one of the
11.11 of tllc film stars will be
1 zilt‘turr- of that title and
ru(‘t'l\t‘li
pi'ics-
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acknowledged kingl l risx' 111:1 Dean “ill add anotln r tri-
umph to the serits ot' h1r scrm n 5110-;
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,nnd Saturday with tin
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.l1wcl prodmtion adapted trom (‘111- 'and most elaborate production sincei
thin
name. and deals with the experiences fitld
more theatres ‘
pro-‘
the vridt oi South Africa.
Miss [)1 :In
advertised . actresses.
among which are
“Re putation"
11111 critics who have seen been photo- thrillers of the, first rank. pursuit of strung. fads b1 the wife of
“Wild Honey" is even more of a thrii- th ,1 home
I! grips the Imagination “3' th‘ one of these new ideas being carried {gambit—Jamal Elliott ClbOL'
force of its situations. and no more Into practice creatve more fun thani
than lets down from one thrill before any
it carries
SUSDPIISO.
‘ Miss Dean plays the role of Lady
Vivienne-.11 high bred English woman 1 “'AILVS TOBAtc O SMOKF
whos‘ grandfather uses her to attract]
“The Truth About a \xealth\
into a financial venture.
man in 111:) attempt to get rev-jenge warned not to smoke under peril of
lures the- girl to a. lonely hunting“; ruininc their eyesight by Dr. F. A.
lodge The circumstancts surround-'7Wall of Columbia l’niversity School
in; her escape from there form the. of O
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from this pliotoplziy :Itlr.1c» ————-— .
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authority that the thir-
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on the part 0! Philip Klein to turn
to ‘ ' 4‘ "Y
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-‘ _“— uill be recalled th. 1t. thI producer. song
a producing center. it;
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TODAY AT 2:15, 7 1.1111119.
Another Vitally interesting screen production—one that every man and woman,
\
married or single should see
MAY MC Aon
“The Truth Ali‘out 111.811.1111.”
"I‘w‘o Reel Comedy
Scenic
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday
What
shall I do
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seesaw-m 13"“
She fl:fnfh?7s:ou:rtmnht Into tho black
5"“...21111-1:
drama: lc thriller.
_Carl Laemmle
WCSQDI‘S
ransom
DEAN
IN HER CROWNING SUCCESS
A STUPENDOUS
PICTURIZATION OF
WILD
HON EY"
FROM THE WORLD
EAMOUS nova. av
CYNTHIA 57001123!
A Return to the Regular Pol;cy of Vaudeville and Features
Sankus €11" Sylers
Palace Specialty
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Hounds from
Sullf
the
Dixie Four
Sunny
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‘ ‘ Music Dmicalities
Primrose Semon-
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Vaudeville s
)Ins't
-Valentine Vox
Distin-
guished Vent riloquist
Melodious
Sextette
(“lassy Musical Singing Novelty
———Superb Cast and Numbers
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to be. classed along with :111 the ‘
.1'plit1s and tities so tr: ate-i hereto-v
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“:[d Honey. is 31‘0“" at ances ot plays heading tm Ilroaiiw: 11' 3
lheatre tomorrow. [‘“da‘ and the other producers are watching;
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3”" ”did no“ “1th interest his experiInInt in gixing
It '5 a I ""“rsu“‘th1-\Iorwnlks first \lth of his biggist1
Stocklm'u novel of the some
he cnternl the theatrical producingi
'tn intrt-Did English society girl on 1 i .m‘ Rug" is heading for 31w
iYork and promises to he one of thc- '
him "91‘0""! kl‘OWH as laughing hits 0 he year. ' It was pre-i
ot' the scretns foremost emotion- pared b" “155 Vdrdstr‘om “holly for.
Her last 59“ DIPtUFl-‘S- merriment purposes. It reveals the
“OUtSidf‘ til“ LINK" laughable conditions that arise in an
and “Conflict have othtrwise ham“ hous hold b_\' the,
The results arising from"
sex complications ever devisedl
1 0111‘
111'. \\'all.
1 night." .
".\'0 individual
[maroon at College.
He found .there but little nutrlment
suited to his appetite. and strayed 01!.
though with home misgivings. to other
pastures. In one of his Journals long
afterwards. he speaks of “the Instinct
1wlilch lead. the youth who has no fac-
ulty for mathematics. and weeps over
.the impossible analytical geometry. to
console his defeat with Chaucer and
Montaigne. with PlutarCh and Plato at
. . In 1115‘ own way he wu 1
11ndustrious; feeling vaguely that, (or 1
him. power of expression was more 1
important than philological or scientific ‘
,
who has as highlyi
dwh-lopmi an organism as the female
.1'11‘ the species should indulge in a. nar-
as powerfuh as. tobacco."
PALACE TODAY
said ‘
0111,: into another gripping for the farcical state. Seat sale will.
open Tuesday. April 4. at 161 a. m.
MIGHT IV." RE FYESIGHT
but uncouth business man;
The husinessi
nosrrox Mai‘h 29 —wOmon are
m'ctry. who spoke before the
A Concert by the Famous
Salvation Army Stalf Band
of New York City. i'orwalk Armory,
7Saturday, April
Mayor Calvin L. Barton and Judge
John H. Light will preside.
will be 50 cents and $1.00, and-can be
secured at the Salvation Army Home
at the Armory or from the door-to—door
8.
at '1' :30 o'clock.“
' ANNA 1.:le ‘
“ms TRUTH ABOUT HUSBANDS'
Anna Debt in .“The Truth About:
Tickets
REGENT THEATRE TODAY.
Mabel Normand to Mack Sm?“
1‘an N “Molly O "
” around in Mack Senneu’s
Hush-lids St'mng May MCAVO” At “Molly on it {he Began .0118,” to-
'EWTR
FASHI'oNABLE
WOMEN’S SPORT
OXFORDS
This Spring in a. diversity of styles
and combinations at extremely
moderate prices
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
31 Sm’flain‘St" So. Norwalk
Eye Stram’
will interfere with the pleasure of an
evening's reading and with the work-
; lug capacity of business hours.
Let us help remove the cause of III-
jnoying headaches by an examination
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Flu
? NEW SPRING SHIRTS
. of your eyes.
THAMER, lNC.
Optomctzists and Opticians
BfltlanticSt“ Starufozttl4
Nowell & Murray
Clothiers and rurnkhcrs _
"To lien Who Know"
1" Washington 8?... 8o. Roi-walk
Collar to Match
Special $1.65
The Textile Store
.Canton Crepe
Special 98:: yd.»
Black, white and street shades,
some plain and some figured
56 Inch Tweeds ......... $1.75 yd.
136 Washington Street
South Nor-walk
FLORIST
Tulips, J onquils, R o s e s,
Carnations, Pansies
Rowland M. Beach
16 France St. Phone 21402
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Car: to thi
BridgeDOrt Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
Phonon-mum
“Mun-camp
many-shutou-
Ever: My
‘ 75c
atthe
South
Narwalk
Lunch
Including
Soup, Olives, Celery, and
Dessert, Pie, Cofiee,
Pudding or Crullers
Home-me Pastry and Oral-
: momma“ D
STANDARD ‘
COTTON
STORES
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