Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 29, 1922 · page 5

 
 

 

THE ‘ REGENT

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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1111,; hwc‘est and best picture engagement of the entire season plays
here for three days '

0 DAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY

ll ith three daily presentations at 2: 15, 7 and 9

MACK SENNETT'S
gym 0 LLY O’.’

with

MADEI- NMANORD

_\ 11121th e that goes to the heart of life as it sparkles with i '
the joy of living

“'14 \\ ith the music of happiness and its great story of faith,
111111101, pathos, beauty, pageantry and romance

2000 PEOPLE ARE IN THE CAST!

uter than ‘

' TODAY AT 2:15, 7 and “ 9,
Another vitally interesting screen prOduction—one that every man and woman,
‘ married or single should see

MAY MC AVOY

in

“The Truth About Husbands”

:l‘w‘o Reel Comedy

 

Scenic

Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday

A Return to the Regular Pol cy of Vaudeville and Features

what Sankus 61° Sylers
shall] do.

Tint b woman's eternal qngguon
Thu won her not! '
“What dull lqd 61.0" _on now.

She flung the Ire-Ho
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. Dixie Four

‘Mickey” and is Mack Sennett’s best cinematic

achievement i da‘£§;:n&mon ‘13‘?.‘::.£""‘ Jazz Honndsqfrcri the Sunny
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‘1 111'21111at1c comedy of optmnsm and sunshme and 1t “W111 open : 1 '1 .

1 Carl Laemmle
T presents

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DEAN

IN HER _CROWNING SUCCESS

A STUPENDOUS
”PICTURIZATION OF

WILD
HON EY"

FROM THE WORLD
FAMOUS NOVEL BY
CYNTHIA STOCKlEY

’ your heart”
1”hree' Days Only Beginning Today
No Advance In Prices

Coming

 

. Primrose Semon?
ArthurConradEa‘Co.

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Saturday 1. Music Dmicalities"

fir Fox Presents “FOREVER, ,
0 George F itzMaurice Super Presenta-

1. 61" I ‘ ‘ '1‘ 9 9 9 (lion of "Peter Ibhetson" with out 1
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FASHIbNABLE
WOMEN’S SFORT
OXFORDS

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

Max Levy’s
Shoe Store

31 SmMam‘St" So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

EYe Strain

will interfere with the pleasure of an
'fevenings reading and with the work.
1 lug capacity of business hours.

jnoying headaches by an examinatlo:
:of your eyes.

THAMER INC.

Optomttrists and Opticians
81‘tlantic5t..$tamfo;d

Let us help remove the cause of an?

 

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Newell & Murray

Clothiers and Million
"To let: Who Know”
1|! Washington 8%.. So. Not-walk

 

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NEW SPRING SHIRTS
Collar to Match

Special $1.65

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Th: Textile Store

lCanton Crepe
Special 98c yelp

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

 

 

56 Inch Tweeds ......... $1.75 yd.
[136 Washington saw
South Nor-walk

 

 

 

FLORIST

Tulips, J onquils, R o s e s,
Carnations, Pansies

 

Rowland M. Beach

16 France St. Phone 21402

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.______ mmn cxrcllwnt llllllll)l‘ll_\ that the lhir—i j- .
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‘ [my H111 Mum'sl 1l11i1l1-n1ls of any iii—‘l""" .!:11-111 15‘ TNT“: \” ‘1“;“"
1 Mwnmnd 111 New l'i1-turc N-n- 111511111-11t o-w-r 111.111 -. ’l‘lw ['nlzuw- to—.“‘l‘11 J‘W“ C'""'”"‘ 11111 0' ‘ ‘ ‘ w .- - - ., _
1,111," Ul‘t'lllk‘l‘ ’l‘lmn “.\li('kl""' 5,3,”. will also inclwlt' a. two rvvl com_=.\'ordstrum in :‘watnrml ro‘1 zit lh (laSSV Musical filllglllg .\1)\r‘lf}
.\t lh'fl‘i‘llt 'l'nday. "1H and :1. scuiic film-gum 'l'lwntrv. l“ri1l.1?~ 14m: : .\lll‘lfl - . , ~.
__ , 7th. marks: the first mom of 1111 41-1.“. ———Superb Cast and humbers
lumorrow 111111 l"ri1l:1\"1 "\VILD HONEY" 103'! ”W D111“ 0! Phi“? ‘chin 10 turn,
." 1n.- \|41uk 5.1mm” pr()duc-i ' lboruulk Into a producing cuntcr. l1;
\«111'1111-11 First. National, ~ ""“"‘ iwill be recalled that the producer. sun;
IIH‘n‘]; \l-ibs-l \‘ormund ‘31“ l'llM-llln Dean Picture Opens Atlof the late Churlvs luv-in. 1s :1 llllll‘fl‘, _ *- _ T :—

 

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Paluu: ’I‘Vnnorrnw For ’0! the .\'orwulks and :1:
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lllrcc Dal 's‘. ' I .

3 {make .\orwalk :1 spot for

«‘11- attraction at the Iiegvnti
‘l'l11- production is the second

“.\'0 individual who has as highly;
1l1>\1elopc1i an organism as the frmnle

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REGENT THEATRE TODAY.

411) the: drumntip til-hi by than to be classed along with -.|1 the other '1 of the species should indulgu in a nar-
who is acknowledged king Priscilla Dean will add another ”i"! l'lcé-s arid cit‘ies so trc'ilo-d‘ ih.rot()-31-r'1li1‘ as powerfub as tobacco." said
“.\lickcy” his “I‘St (11‘3" iumph to thi- scri’s of her scrm-n SllC-i:;rp N (lcogrnohicnllv .\’orwalk 13' 1‘“ “'11“-
1M; was enjoyed by more cram-S he‘l't’. when her latest photo- mph“. situated-for tlip first porform_ —"““""‘”"""—“
I shown by morn theatres drama, ““1” Honey." is shown at 111504 0t Duns heading to: Rromiw: 1_\ i ‘mmfl .‘ 90min-

11rI1~-r motion
11' mule.

picture Pro-'tln- Palace Theatre tomorrOW. Fridzl) and the other producers are watching: He found lhem but “"19 nutrlment
“"d S‘}1‘“““‘-" Will] fi""_ splendid “°“ _“ 1th interest his oxperinunt in giVing mind ‘0 hll Ippetlte, and “Fayed OR.
.. 1-11 reassen'xbled 'tlm sa'm‘l acts 0! \‘llllll>\'l|lt'. _ It is a I nn‘ersul- . a“. \‘orwalks first “aw or his biggvst though with home misgivings, to other
1 11111111 111111111 111m in making .h-wel production adapted from (Wu-land most elaborate production since pastures. In one of his Journals long
,, “W ”‘9' WOd‘mt‘O“ of ”111‘ Stockifi‘” “0"“ 0" ”‘9 sum" he entered the theatrical producing afterwards, he speaks of“the Instinct
1 .\lulwl .\ormnnd. the star name. and deals with the experiences field. which lead. the youth who has no fac-
’ is the star of “Molly 0." of :m intrepid English society girl on 1-1.1,“ Ru " in headln for New the .

:11111luctions were directed by thr- veldt 01 South Africa. ' - - . g ‘ g V 7.! “It, for ma maths, and weeps over
. . dork. and promises to he one of (h 1the Impossible “181).qu geometry a,

1111 Jon”; under the personal Miss Dean has _hecome known as laughing hits 0 he year. It “'35 Dre-immle his defeat with Chan 1- ' nd
11 1.: Mr. Sennett. lone of the screen's foremost emotion-'pared by Miss Nordstr'om wholly for, Montaigne with Plutarch and Salsa!

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whm- has hl-en‘ advertised ul nctrcsaes. Her last few pictures. merriment guy-pages, It reveals tn" ,_ .
t'nl‘ 111' ‘Mickey' and the star among which are “Outside the Law." laughable conditions that arise in an: night. ' ' ' In his own way he “'3’
m :1 story greater than “Reputation" and “Conflict." have otherwise happy houshold by the! Industrious; feellng vaguely that, for

pursuit of strange fads by the wife of? hlm, power 0! expression was more
that home. The results arising fromE important than phllolog‘lcal 01' scientific
wllenzitivw. 'ler. It grips the imagination h)‘ the one or these new ideas being carried tralnln‘r—Jume-l Elliott CIDOL'

force of its situations. and no more lrto practice croahs more fun than;
than le- '5 down from one thrill before on: sex complications met devisedl
__ it carries one into another gripping for the farcical stage. ~Seat sale will
\u», stars in New Su'mn suspense. ' open Tuesday. April 4. at 10 a. m.

\itul Inn‘rcst—“Thc Truth 3 VHS: Dean plays the role of Lady

11111 critics who have seen been photo-thrillers of the first rank.

' 11 M11111 drclun- that the adw--r- , "W'ild Honey" is even more of a thril-

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A Concert by the Famous

Salvation Army Staff Band

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.\buut Husbmub." \'l\i+-nne. a .-l1igh bred English woman .1
.____. “hosv grandfather uses her to attract: WIGHT lVJl RF EYESIGHT of New York City. Norwalk Armory,
lanov.’ “The Truth About a wrnlthv but uncouth business man: §Saturday. April 8, at 7:30 o‘clock.“
Your chance .to learn into a financial venture. The husinessi BOSTON. Mar‘h 29.—Women are Mayor Calvin 14- Barton and Judge -ANNA LEHR
11 l :11 the Palace Theatre man in hm attempt to net revengeiwarned not to smoke under peril of John H. Light will preside. Tickets RUTH
,‘vl:1_\' McAvoy, one of the lures the girl to a lonely hunting? ruining their eyesight by Dr. F. A. Will be 50 cents and $1.00. and-can be Mabel Nor-”13nd I” 1’3“ SW“?!
. 1 611‘ 111' the film stars will be lodge The (‘irCumstanws surround-1Wall. of Columbia l'niversity School secured at the Salvation Army Home, Anna Lehr in “the Truth About Molly 0

m'etry. who spoke before the
tion of optometrists here.

lng her escape from there form the of 0
first thrill of the picture. conx

 

17:111‘tur1- of that title and

at the Armory or from the door-to—door Hush-1365" sun-mg May McAvoy
fin-[y with this all import-

canvasser. Envoy Paul Scheltema. the ma, today only. ”a E y

 

 

 

 

 

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At Mabel Normand in Mack Sennett’s
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, ' REGULAR
CHICKEN DINNER
Every Sunday
75c

at the

South
NOrwalk
Lunch

Including 7
Soup, Olives, Celery, and

Dessert, Pie, Colfee,
Pudding or Crullers

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