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SATURDAY
Another “'inning
Double Feature Bill
Sessu Hayakawa
"The Vermillion Pencil”
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Doris May
“Boy Crazy” ;
COMING NEXT WEEK
Mark Twain's Justly Famous
"A (‘ONNECTICUT YANKEE AT‘. KING
ARTHUR’S COURT”
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rho in. l‘v'llll. Inn (‘hanoy and Stan-
their popularity since the first appear-
ance in Norwalk of “Outside the law"
The flan? of Hg 1:
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PRISCILLA DEAN.
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THURSDAY
Elly 8- Co.
Nor-22' 5‘ Surprise
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Vince 8; Temple
inn-minus Do Looks
Trovato
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E‘RESEXT‘S
“THE LOVE GAME"
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L' lHES AND MADGE
BELLAMY
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“LOVE NEVER DIES"
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“THE ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON .
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ml Story by 11331;: U9Foe~ Starring
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womlmtul and Iifl' wot-k tllrnucimm i>
wuml'.) h) Lula t‘l::i:lv\. the Holt“.
vripph~ 01"‘4‘IIE'UCIV .\l.m" llamx‘ Stan-
ivy (ii‘l‘llfllls is tho pnpzziar lull. A:
an util-w‘. attraction. :‘ur twill) the
nimzzl; rn-txi is also pus-tiling H001
Gibson's “lllmliii' \Vrst.” The com-
attractions giu‘s n
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l»in;1lion ot‘ lhvm‘o
resulting i’rulun program
lion-u: merit.
llI'IG [INT TUDAY.
Dollhh- l-‘vatun- Hill Includes Mary
l'irkl‘nril in “Little Loni Fann-
tloru)" and Snrnia Tal-
nmdxt'" "IA)\P'~' Re-
ilcmpliuu."
For thc first time in the history of
[ill ('lll‘tjt‘l‘ us .1 motion picturv lll‘ll‘PK‘.
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“Mary l‘mkl‘or-l is appearing in pruvti~
rally rvory some» in thr- picturv .shls is
now producing. 'l‘lns ft‘lllllrv ls :1 cin-
vmntizution of “Littlv llnr-l l-‘nuntl-u
rn)‘." which will be the tenlurr at the
Regent Theatre today
In this production Little Milt) plays
it dual rolv. llet’lll’lllE as the little lord
and also as his mother. and if it so
happcns that she is on in tho scone as
Fauntleroy. then she ls thorn as Dour-
ost. his mother
"I am sure I nrvor worked so hard
in my life." said "America's Sw-wt-
heart." but the novelty of playing two
parts in one. picture keeps the work
task"
During the filming of “Love's Re-
demptlon." Norma Talmudgvz's latest
starring picture to be distributed by
Associated First National Pictures.
Inc.. Director Albert Parker had
abundant opportunity to study the
well-known star. Here ls his estimate
of her:
“Miss Talmndze is not only a grout
artist to work with but a very gen-
uine human being. As an artist she
possesses that which cannot be oc-
qulrod. an inborn. dramatic instinct:
and that is why she has won such
enormous world success."
PA LACE VAI’Dl-IVIIlLl-I. ,
of Mr. limitlz‘n‘: Lypo as in the"
mist and .ls lizzwtor. Norwulkcrs may“
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fccl cm 141:: that tho act will moot
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p \\ x; pr- 3 : .. mirpriw nox‘rlty
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and will be in
spam! numbers. Tnunto.
t‘l"‘i'll?l"l-‘ \tmmh‘l has hot‘n It big
'hl: who?» hv has plum! and Nonvalk
is rxpwi» .l to on» him in. retention on-
:znv’y commensuraze with hl‘lnlonts.
' Grzu Rome is Atkins“ mlmbor
liitl‘nxl‘u‘ini: four misues in ages from
:‘uzxr to sixtren. Thoir program is I
l‘ippy combination of songs. dances
and bright patter. For the picture
and Friday the
not“
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.lllrni‘llon Thursday
i‘ulm‘o will pros‘nt Lloyd Hughes and
Marim- Bellamy in the King \‘ldor di-
r--’t~‘-l super fl-nturo "Laxc Never
inns," This picturo. grout in specta-
cular sensation. is still KP‘HIQ‘I‘ (won
in tho hoart interest that it arouses
.mul it brings the spirit of "Lou“: old
swm-t song" to the scrn‘en in tho most
forceful manner.
Pl-IRJI'RY.
“L‘orjury.” a William l-‘ox special
production presenting W’illlum Par-
num in a role which is mild to make
suprome demands upon his dramatic
gonlus. will beg-in at run at the Regent
Thvatrc Thursday and Friday. The
production enjoyed u special run in a
Rrondway. New York. theatre. where
it created a sensation, Metropolitan
rovlewers declared it one of the most
intense human inter-(st dramas ever
seen on the tween.
Harry Millarde dlrected the his
special. and the cast includes Sally
l‘rute. Wallacc'hlnklne. John Webb
Dilllon. Funk Shannon. Frankjoy.
nor. Grace La Veil. Gllbert Rooney and
Alice Mann.
The story of "Perjury" wqulres the
famous neuron star to display varying
emotions of tremendous intensity. The
hero. Robert floor-e. appears first as a
strong and successful man of 46 years.
manager 0 fit urge factory. one! a
happy husband and hither. senlu m3
cheerful. From this he is trans-
Norwalkers will have a chance to
umpire» "The Love Game.” the head-
formed by suspicion and Jealousy into
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By Cfiarle: M11141“:
Norwalk Chronicler