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In.) F, 'A
SUN D A Y EVENING
l’l‘ul ..
'1 L“)
1 We.
ill/fl/f/f
ll THE THEATRES
‘ll‘Ull THUSI'. \\___l-'. LU‘ E"
l~ . lumlwm and Lon Chaney
-‘ H'\ 0f Exceptional Picture I
\i Inn-u! TheatrI-a' Sunday '
.«goii'. APRIL 1. 1922
Today at 2:15, 7:153nd 9
TOM MIX
1:. .. v ‘i‘i-ing Tale of Twisted Lives from Max
ii'aiid‘s Celebrated Novel
“TRAILIN’”
Comedy
1
Scenic
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suit-oi
.tnl
l(l_\ (HATlNEY
H.“ .l
1h;
through each
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"l “P THOSE
WE LOVE”
Minister“
IPSON
a nil p
C
,ses
ll'l “ Penalty"
u will (name
Producer of “Idols of Clay,"
ANNA Q.
Who shpported “'illiam S. Hart in
"Toll Gate." an: more recently
scored in “‘Vhy Girls Leave
Home."
or “Get Rich Quick \Valiingl‘orzl"
MONDAY ONLY ‘
George Fifzmaurice
"Ex-
erience and other big screen suc-
esses presents
NIISSON
and
NORM AN KERRY
fame in
E LIVE
OSTS”
‘(TH
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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
A' 1
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"Hildlil‘t‘ of it rose-red love.
childliood‘s spring
iltunininz through storms
Glowing on
- m spllr- ot frosty age and
ii; In
I, I.\
‘1'. nl' :ill iou've ever ill'etim.
"'~‘;il luvs-
.‘Lilllllz action and Scenes
« Fixed an
011ml
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I i3i26uSON amino
1“ FOREVER
A‘EORGIJ FIT‘ZMAIIRICE
nooucriom
should be!
‘ . it‘ll" hv-aiiity.
2W presents
ETERIBBEISGJ'B.’
Told
YALLACE
Cast Includes:
Elliott Dexter
Montagu Lovev
Dolores Cassinelli
George Fawcett
Barbara Dean
--.-o4--.r.----o.,..
Night.
Those We Love.
picture
'lpfll.
l
l,
Art‘
n e w
by
the
released
which will be shown at tho-‘
'1 Palm e
.nuntri
nlhinq of
livelihood.
i.;v-i,pu§
i 1 in.
And
Theatre.
- .i st0r\ of the struggle of diam",n
' l‘“ “I‘ '0 ”1" opinion that'strilcing personalities w:liitli flood the
girl
man.
Sundn_.
has of him.
. l
his means for
she acnepts him4
after he has
later. when she'-
I’ his habits are. her unfail-
lliv
'l'»>‘ up to
l-“NOII as t
-"'ii
inherent fineness 0[
guns birth to a desire onl
his better sell.
he girl and Lon
gambler. giie fine _-per-'
1 hi though the gamhlprI the music of the 7. 30 senice tomor-
Mr. Ward has sung at
l‘erlh a
manner: 100‘“
Last. Presentation of Priscilla Dean's
Wld Hone)" “'lth Fiu- Acts
01 tandeiillc
(“in tlir since simt’the agr- of two,
I'l'l$(llli' I‘Hln. Mar 0! thr- l'iiixrrsnl-
.lwwvl nro'lui‘tion. “\Vilri Honey,"
’wliich ("1054's its lllr‘W il:t,\:i’ t'llfiilg'P-
ment tmluy :it the Palace Theatre has
not lTil'klll for any kl'lil of histrionic
t“|N'i'LtfllC: that might guarantee fin<
isheii performances in her roles.
distinctive personality that
as a run gem amid the
screen. she stands apart from
,great multitude of actresses.
' picture will be presented with
,five salenaid acts of vaudeville.
'Thi-
\"lli LARD \" ARI). BARITO.‘ [7.
Mr. W'illard Ward. baritone.
York. will- assist the choir of
South Norwalk Methodist (. hurch
less
the
or New
the
in
Palace Thea re
Last Times Today at 2 :15}, 6:45 mama
PRISCILLA DEAN in “WILD HONEY”
The most thrilling picture that was ever screened
. . .. .. .. ~..__.-_-.~.—-—.w—.—
with
FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 AND 9
BETTY COM'PSON and LON CHANEY.
Two of the screen’s best known stars .in one of the screen’s most
notable pictures
“FOR THOSE WE LOVE”
The Palace Management guarantees this production to be ex’acuy as
advertised
Two Reel Comedy NF“
MONDAY TUESDAY
Robert McKim and Claire Anna Q. Nilsson and
f-——
t?omed¥‘-“By Heck"
Adams 1“ . Norman Kerry' in
“A Certain Rich “Three Live Ghosts”
Man” ’
Comedy Pattie News Sennei:
printed in the regular church Iioticel DIAS" ATTEND (‘ONl-‘EREXCF.
column The eiening sermon by the; _
pastor will be on T“w0 Men “‘hn. (}I’.I‘Il‘7~"\"l"ll~ APT” l--—A target
Went to Church " All are welcome at dolx'gatl‘l'l "I'M" I‘flngDort werei
this «nice. 'aniong the 2')” attending the annual}
joy-i...— 1:02.: l"-i!it~'rPxice oi the i‘air-I
“runny: BUG” lliPl‘l t'i-ini \.'. 3i. C. A.. which open- I
:DIl lier‘i- y-str-r'iax. ,4 3
New l’lillln Kit-in Play At Regent. um... =.~ wrmi to last night's ses—
w‘: .ir-.n Hackcnson. Green-
Friday Is Clean and “hole-sums. :si-rri w
W'lfin Phili‘p Klein decided to ares-.
cut his newest theatrical production.
'lad) Bug," termed just a three. by,
Frances \orilstrom. for its first per?
formnnce at the Regent Theatre Nor-'
Walk. 1. rida) cseuinx April .th it'
was a source of great satisfaction to
him to know that. the rainy is absolute-
ly clean. and wholesome as well as
«being hizhh dixertiniz entertainment.
As most of the nzltl\(’5 of Norwalk,
will rtcall, Mr. Klein is one ot them
inning S!» M iii:: boyhood and youth‘
at his late father's estate. ltoV‘uytqn.
It will be recullt-«l that there never
was any cry for censors on account of
the historic hits. as “The Lion And
The Mouse" and "The \Vitchin:
Hour" turned out by (‘hurl-s Klein,
his hither. The clamor for stage revi-
sorsliip that has arisen with the flood
of bedroom forces anal sex dramas 1‘.-
snltcd from the work of inter drama-
tistr. Young Mr. Klein. while one or
the most progressive members of th"
theatrical profession firmly beliexe')
that it is‘even better business to pro-.
ducc w‘iolesome niuvs than risq ie',
ones. as the bettrr class of play! live
longer and have a. wider audience io'
draw from.
"In “Lady Ruhr" Mr. Klein found A.
farce that was 0110- continuous rouni
of Laughs. and at the some timc iherv
Elsiekrgusonmmranmmprwe
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A George Fitzmanzioe W
izizuizsr TUESDAY
was not a. sinirle offensive sugizestion.
Seats wi‘l ‘ r placed on sale Tuesin'.‘
morning. April 4 at in o'clock.
‘
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ONE NIGHT
FRIDAY,
For Its Premier Offering Before Opening Its New York City
Engagement
leLlD KLEIN presents
JUST A
13., FRANCES
Seat Sale at 10 a.
For I dress
these Oxfords for men are proof of what
twenty-five years—always satisfactory in style, tit, service and price.
Thats why they are “Your kind on a shoe.’
Milton ElwoOd
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
122 Washington Street
olin Cumberland
and
Marie Nordstrom
And a Quality Cast
PRICES 75cto$2
These Ralston Oxfords
Ofier Real Style and Utility
business, sport and every- «lay, everyroccasion wear
ONLY
APRIL 7th
i
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.-.—.~ ’..-._...,.. ......_.. .
FARCE
noeosmon
with
111., Tuesday, April 4
Ralstons have been for
‘1
South Norwalk
WOMEN’S SPORT
oxronos
This Spring in a diversity of style-
and combinations as extremely
moderate prices
hfintlfiwyk
ShoeStne
31 San-ism so. Norwalk
AI.
_ «-33? g '.
wnimumfihmnmocn
evening’s reading end with the work-
ing capacity at business hours.
Lotushelprelnmthecsuseotsl-
noying W by 33'}:an
i
i
vice-president
Stratford. secretary
At a. banquet tonight at the Horse-
neck 'l‘arvern the speaker was the Ben:
Donald B .MacQueem of Bridgeport
whose subject was "The World' s \eed
of Chrtslan
Smith. at the Yule university: track
tum mom. on "A Christian Leader in
wich. president: Harold Rapp. Bethe].
and
Moder-a" Dwight
George Thane. ,
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NOTICE
,vWE OPENED A NEW TIRE
STORE AT 62 WALL STREET
(Opp. Isaac Street)-
and we will allow you $1.00 for
any old tire in exchange for any
Sundard make a tires at the
invest. prices
F.
THAMl-ZR inc.
i1
09W
82mm&.5tlmford
Novel? & Murray
”denim-hm
wéuuwmitw »
«gnu-gum“ : “New!!!
NEW SPRING SHIRTS
collar to latch
“special $1.65
TheTextile. Store
Baronette $3.th
niack, White and Colors
$1.75 yd.
$1.75, $2.15 and $2.45 M4
136 Washington 8W
South Roi-walk
FLORIST
Tulips, Jpnquils, R o s e 8.
Carnations, Pansios
Rowland M. Beach
16 France St. Phone 214“
OLD CARS
MYourOflOontothi
Bridgeport MAE: Wreck-
EMMA“
-Betm0okondoonter8t.
0m.
mm
“unknown-t0
‘ Ism-ehdnr
l . :.-'. m the end. his life of Ir'-0Wi~9\enlus
‘ ' = term: 0 has not been in 1‘37 0115 ““193 m the leading New York . College" Rev. B. C Whitehead Of
~ .i. hr 1.. has come to 'churches. He is at present soloist in Stratford. wholsthe contere'nce 'cixair- Norwslk Post Road Tire
in A , - . . lthe West End Presbyterian Church . man pruned oirer vesterdm Isother— C0
‘ WM “mm." by per“... of New York' the same choir of which _ tugs. Acflnl gecnémn J. Gin-field mm
‘ ~2...n and directed by Ar- Marie de “319' whom many Nomi}: -King. of Bridgeport. W“ in attend- ' . Wo‘ Do Vulcanizing
i . - people will mmern‘her. is soprano so- once . - -'
-__ ioist Mr. Ward has the indoi-seinent Delegates gm stasis: g: the homes . ‘
1:11.131 TODAY _ of many. musical journals and music of prominent residents or Gmfiyfich.
.. - lcflflcs. Frank L. Seals". orgugiist and The conference. will continue for 81h TI OISEN
‘ltmlm " |~ New Tom Mix Feature director 9‘ the .F‘Ulh- 5‘9”“ Presby‘ other do.) ° '
“w will l-Z ml 8': Best P st Iterian Church says “You leave noth- _ . , ’ " _ -
rmmmmég, a ,m to be MIMI , Mm“ An- .._.__———— iLoeal and Long. Distance
1., g h”: the b “a e e drew.s warden of the American Guild l. , > ‘ ,. . ‘_ ‘ ‘l'ruchng‘ -
; In.“ lwunam “F0: pr:- of Organist; writes “I consider Wil- . - Advertise in "If 8'“ n_»"§"f , I» ‘ ‘. . .I . ' . '
.; . “(man which appears at lard Ward a splendid Artist. Williain . .. . . - . _. mg 335-3
.l Thump today only. ' C Carl director 015““ Gm'm‘m Or-_ I ‘ ' " " . w ‘ A h
l wroi» the stirring story can School says "His voice (is) of: . i MOTON‘ ' .
How I . i b sea beam“ ““"“"' ”m” ““hn' °°m‘ roarnixemmm' " O G PALMER
mm? “32;, ":9 :torv poser and organi‘. of Plymouth _ 2 sum . - . . .. .I 'A
'h» nictnr-e. .The result Chunk. Brooklvn. of which Dr. Hm- l" ' ‘ ' " 7. ‘ action“!
.- ‘ 'I _ iis is waster spew of the _"rai:e art ' \ ”330 "‘CH‘NES ; ML.” “‘1 ' ' ‘
.. ,, .- and beautiful voice ofVVillard _Ward." ‘ ‘ 1 makes, for sale or talent '-
. I .......r to see Mix in , » - - - mmMIm
‘ . lr-mivrt‘oot but he soon These are only a few representative ' . JOH.‘ ClDIBERLAND In «my Brie." . r W N GO _ _ .
. ; Hm, h» W‘s t s t words of apnreciation or Mr. Wards WIND 311‘“!an play at the Regent. Friday erasing, April huntse.“ The . ewe , . z I
" ‘1 “°_ ° 9" singing. The musical program ls win he gum! on sale Tuesday. . . - - 43w.“ street «sumimmumm
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