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MACK SENNETT’S
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MABEL NORMAND
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thrills and gmgeousmss .
Ian' Two Days More to See This Picture
Ioday and Tomorrow at 2:15,7 and 9
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and Thursday
Saturday
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and Other Big Screen
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ONE NIGHT ONLY
FRIDAY, APRIL 7th
For Its Premier Offering Before Opening Its New York City
Engagement
DHILID KLEIN presents
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JUST A FARCF:
bu FRANCES Nooosmon
with
John Cumberland
Marie Nordstrom
And a Quality Cast
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Seat Sale at 10 a. m., Tuesday, April 4
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AT THE THEATRES
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since last September.
ment means considerable.
with the vaudeville bill will
new Priscilla Dean picture- "VVlld
Honey." Just as "Conflict" some
time ago surpassed the previous ef-
forts 01’ Miss Dean and her co-stars. so
does "Wild Honey" surpass "Conflict."
For ("ii”tl) thrill and sensation that
was’ln her last picture. Miss Dean has
provided two in this new vehicle.
The picture is n super feature in every
Combined
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, sense of the word.
'- I"“Ill‘ll of [hi Palace pro- ”“9 Manager Hamlton'e selections
"I III» lust half of the week will find very gene approval.
The management'kna and Sylvan in a lpecialty numbe.
that will rival 111 will openjthe sh ‘
, 0f the season and ‘ ' V
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lurluy.
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sweeping all before it.
Cori Loemmle
- Preserve
See the world’s greatest. emotional actress in
this powerful, dramatic production —- a picture
that will bring vividly before your eyes the
sion of the great dam — the terrible flood rushing
down on an unsuspecting South African valley,
If the great log jam in “Conflict” took your ,
breath away -— then the flood in “Wild Honey”
will petrify you; for here’s a scene you’ll never
forget as long as you live!
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THE MUSICAL SEXTETTE
One of 'V audeV 1lle 5 Best Aggregations of Vocal and Instrumental Artists
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PALACE THEATRE
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Today—FTi‘day—Samrday
You’ ll Never Forget
This Scene as
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Don’t miss it!
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in her Clowning success—
c: stupendous picturizclhon of
Dream“ by we:-
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FASTIIONABLE
WOMEN’S SPORT
oxronns
This Spring in a diversity of style!
and combinations at extremely -
moderate prices '
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
So. Norwalk
31 So. Mam' St,
Eye Strain
will interfere with the pleasure of an
.evening’s reading and with the war!-
ing capacity of business hours.
Let us help remove the cause of un-
noying headaches by an examinatloi
of your eyes.
THAMER, INC.
Optometrists and Optician:
B 7 Atlantic St“ Stamford
Nowell & Murray
Clothiers and Furnished-a
“To Men Who Know"
1|! Washington St, 8o. Moi-walk
NEW SPRING SHIRTS
Collar to Match
Special $1.65
The Textile Store
Canton Crepe
Special......... ..... 98c yd.
Black white and street shades,
some plain and Some figured
56 inch Tweeds ......... $1.75 yd.
136 Washington
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Street
South Norwalk
- SINIIUS
STEVENS
,The Dixie Four. a combination of or-
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this announce-'
lthe ordinarV
iginal southern darkics are melody
masters and when it comes to terpsi-
chorcan they nrl' also past masters.
Their act is therefore a whirlwind 31‘
line singing and dancing. Primrose
Semon and Anlhm Conrad and Com’
pany will offer “misicnmicalitlesk
. ;2vlisn Semon i511 “'1‘“ knoVVn star and
thy
have
supporting members of the cast
also earned :rpH-ndid reputations.
Vox. a V'cntriloquist must
sense be considered with
followers of this line.
He in sup rior and original and his
entertainment is comparable in the
leading vaudm'ille attractions of the
day. The hill will close with the
Musical Scxtette. a rare ass- 111l)l_v of
vocal and instrumental artists in :1
novelty performance. This is anoth-
er exceptional engagement. The reg—
ular V‘audn‘ill‘e schedule of daily mat.
inees at 2.15 and eVening shOVVs at 7
tonight and tomorrow night followed
TV the picture onlv at 9 .o clock will be
the order. (111 Saturday night there
will be two complete shows at 6:45
and 9 o‘clock.
“MOLLY 0"
New Mabel Normand Picture “'llk-h
Begun Three Days“ Run At Regent
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Yesterday 2 a Real Feature.
It. is a varied program that is being
offered at. the. Regent theatre to: the
nth tho davs.
There is a feature comedy equal to
anything in the mirth m‘moking line
that. has ever been offered to the pub-‘
lic.
It is a picture of a love story as
sweet and pure as anything that has
ever been written.
It Is an emotional diamatic offering
that in some scenes transcrnd: the
best' that him ever been nut
In the vaudeville screen.
And it is: . melodrama in which the
San- Villainr are confounded. in which the son 0! the late Charles Klein. warm
hero licks a villain bare-handed. and famous playwright. , who made his the harbor here; which has been sus- will be 50 cents and $1.00, and can he.
at
' Both players 2“ concludes with a thrilling aeroplmeih ‘ as. pended tor-(two weeks by a. strike-.7111 named at the Salvation- Amyliome,
l‘nlm'e Vaudeville Specialty
‘VV-nlks reared and educated here. and
lhanpy dav. — he spent here to make his;
PlllMIlllSE, SEMIIN
ARTHUTT CflNRAIl
Musicomicalities and Varia-
tlons
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The King of Jazz Land
VALENTINE
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FLORIST
Tulips, J onquils, R o s e s,
Carnations, Pansies
Rowland M. Beach
16 France St. Phone 2140-2
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Gar: to tbi
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co
1310 North Lianne
Between Oak and Center. Sin
Bridgeport. Donn.
Phone Barnum 5686-2
The Master Ventriloquist
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feature of the program "Molly O." the Brtt's Academy at Stamford. ' Both
Assodated First National Pictures at- the late Charles Klein and his
traction produced by Mack Sennetl son were active in the modern devel-
and starring Mabel Normand. Bo- opment of the Norwalks and the
cause the action runs from broad father was the moat enthusiastic of
comedy to the deepest pathos, and the founders ot the Country Club. At
from a supper in the tenements to a present Mr. Klein is the holder of the
grand ball in the most fashionable mens singks Tennis. Championsmp
hotel in the city. and because none 01" and Country Cluh Cup. which he won
thc good characters are wholly an- at th? tournament held 1%! fall- It
gels. it is the. most human story that should be a source of pride to the
has found its way to the screen in former youthful playmates and later
many months. associates oi the producer that he is
\lisr \‘ormand easily carries away giVing them the first V'leVV of his most
the star share of commendations but elaborate and Drenelentious produc-
it is chir fly because she has the. greal- tion
est of Variety to do. for men playeI. . When the World \Var began Mr.
and there are many or them. estab- Klein serVed with the British forces.
lishes a high mark for histrionic abil- and then when thc Unit (1 States 10in—
ity. ed the fray he was transferred to a
___._____.. Exew England unit of the A. E 19.. and
“LADY BUG" :serVed as a first lieutenant in the
.__. famous 26th DiVision composed eu—
prmhwfl. I; Val-walker Throughout tirely of New Englanders The Am—
erican Legion is nlanning to aid the
And \ankee DlVlsion Veteran. success 0, “Lady Bug"
There should be a flood of local
pllde 1eleased bv the announcement
that Philip Klein is to ”open his
newest theatrical production and his
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“’5‘ pretenmus 059““ ““9“de f“. ROM:.k;d-:rcl: g:EMa;::a ot the
Broadwar at the Regent Theatre in “
horwalk on FridaV eVening Apr“ 7th. 'hanbo. strike called two weeks ago
Mr. Klein is '1 natiVe of the I\Tor;lm'It of svmpathy With the striking
‘ port workers at Naples. are satisfied
the tan to gin the first performan with the Government measures taken
on 3"“ stage of Lady Bug" the farce to end the strike according to the
Tribuna. and have sent word to all
1-“ T mm” Nordstrom in this place the ports calling off the movement.
ITALIAN STRIKE. CALLED OFF.
Itadcrs Satisfied “'ith Measures
1 the result of sentimental regardl
“Men 311' Klein holds for his old, A‘lPFT-KTPS In?“ 0“’X AR)!
1 t After the relimin rvi ‘ ' ‘ “ ‘
mm“ mm D a SEATTLE March 30.—1V1a.rgaret
tour of‘ 'LadV Bug“ had been arran —
g gLindauer amputated her own arm at
BINGHAM FINED
$200 AND COSTS
Continued trom First Page.
Kenny. a Stamford Hall employee,
after he had left the Kessler saloon.
About a dozen men more found in the
saloon. when the policc went there to
investigate. The affair happened on
Sunday. Kenny had been served by
Bingham. Kenny was with several
others, who were also served in the
saloon. according to their testimony.
Gus Belmont ot‘ Norotop Heights.
arrestéd on'NOV.12 and later sentenc-
ed in the Citv Court to six months in
jail following an altercation wuni
Officer Paul Haves at Cans! and State
streets. pleaded guilty before Judge
Walsh and was fined $100 and the
costs of prosecution.
Belmont claimed that he did not
recognize the officer, who was in plain
clothes at the time. He became abus—
he to the detectiVe and then. boasting
that. he could “lick" him. stmck the
policeman.
, Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
but results.
moron
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS
$60.00
USED MACHINES
All makes, for sale or to rent
The Benedict News Go.
43 Wall Street
ed the young producer thought it
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would be Splendid tribute to the' her home in Richmond Beach. 3. ~‘ ‘
bur-b V‘esterday because. she told her
first elaborate production in Norwalk; $198“ Vear-old daughter a 59""
arr! hence the hurried . change in commanded her 1° do 3° She is m “-
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on the plans to she the Regent Theatre this critical condition.
notable first nighL
The producer~ot~ -“Lady Bug" is theI GENOA STRIKE ENDS?
GENOA. March. 30 --—The work in
AOoncert by the Famous
Salvation Army Stafi Banal.
of New York City. Norwalk Amory,
iSatm-day, April 8, at 7. 30 otclock‘.‘
IMayor Calvin L. Barton and Judge
John LLmht will preside Tickets
Mud-handmgnduru!’
lltanymh'olou'
~Including
Soup, Olives, Celery, and
Dessert, Pie, Cofiee, '
Pudding or Crullers
Home-Made Pastry and Oral-
lore to like Home
STANDARD
COTTON
‘ STORES
Norwalk Chronicler