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THE THEATRES
HI Tl .' LN'I .NATI “DAY
:u l'erirle and [Elaine Hammer-
MI'III in Two liver-[lent Fea-
ture~ [or Double
Program
Saturday
come to he
as sunshine
double pro-
looked for
is looked
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in.» much
.lIl min. it can't he said that
:1. gent program of Saturday
.s in quite the some way. {or the.
nu lif"lt Yunkee" which has been
in; the past three days is fur
4' pit-tun,- that suggests rain, but
Intllllv program tomorrow will
turn in the nature of (l continu—
.w sunshine. Elaine Hummer-
unl he presented in a new Seiz—
.'o lure rele'ise "\Vhy Announce
\l.Irri:Ii:e-'."’ This is a picture.
' t....~ soul'- \ei'y good tips in it
lb played by Elaine Hummer-
.ml her ("J—stars it makes a
Hill to .Iturc. Conway 'l‘earle who
in Iys t»: nnnted upon to do
I\ wilt-m \\ter\ has ue\er been
r H. m In ‘A Mar. oi <tone. " the
wt headliner thdt will he on the
in 'l'here will be a two reel'com-
‘ n1 lIlIlt'r short subjects. making
‘ .I. unusually good show.
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VAI’III‘IYILLI-I
‘ “thical Headline is
Number on All Star
- Vnudtwille Hill
a (:Ivr Musical Ten. :1 company
hidunl stars in the music line.
l‘t‘l :it the l':tlut‘e Theatre yes.
Headline
v 'nr the opening ot’ the new
Lullv program. With an excel-
n-t-Iwnten hill of star acts. this
ntmn is entitled-to the head—
luro- tor the genuine merit of the
Ill that “us rendered. iloth
II' and Jun. was offered. but
g in the present ulzty liltings. the
‘ unired the jun. it luit illltI‘DT(l\-
t they knew how to get it out
1:” odd instruments that they
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onight
irst Congregational
hurch Auditorium,
South Norwalk l,
e Musical Event of the
' Year
DAISY JEAN.
Ce’lliot
JEAN I'WISWELL.
Pianist
JOSEPH UICELL,
Baritone
. Tickets One Dollar
[In Sale at Ha'niiito'n Gift'
/ shop and Alfred Fox Piano
Co. Store.
the Veterans
In Japan ’ l
Dance of the Season .
Don't Miss It
First Appearance of
* enard’s Celebrated Jana-
and Grace Bros. Harmony
em!“ 3
Dancing "I’ill 2 A. M.
- dmission 50 cts.
Including Tax
iano Donated by Studwell
9‘ Plano Co.
The Hillside School
PRESENTS
’Utilite De La Douleur”
IN THE
School Gymnasium
FRIDAY, APRIL 28
.At.8.P. H.
‘. IL.“ h" [{alpll Tolnnd. Baritone
reeds for the Orphans of France
CKETS . . . . . 500
‘ ment.
. ing avvvyone an opportunity to see it.
5 gent Theatre. is as serious a loss as to
;niiss reading thcxlrook.
; .‘IilrI:
' of humor is immensely popular in all
kualk wlun ‘she has
lmusic devotees with-the assurances
"and ‘with' H:
indicates-that the concert will Le gen-
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V audevflle
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played. A vocal soloist added finish
to the number in the most pleasing
\vay. lloh laSulle made a big hit.
with his clever and catchy songs. La-
Sulte has a splendid voice that capti-
Iated the Palace audience at the
start and he was'immediately 3. fav.
(trite. Leila Shaw and her players
presented the travesty triangle play-
let ”There She Goes Again." A wife
with a pair of feet that were terpi-
chorenn in their inclinations furnish—
ed the basis for this clever sketch and
the overcoming of a brow beating
husband was the climax to which the
act worked. It was well received and
proved a popular bit of entertain-
Anzer and Packer with their
stories, songs and steps kept the and-
ience at a high picth for 2“ minutes
and their line was especially good. At
Jerome. the silent moi. spoke not a.
word. but the Palace patrons made
enough noise to make up for his
ouietness. His juggling and balancing
work were without rival so far as
any like actor appearing here this
year is concerned. This will will be-
peatznl today and tomorrow. '
IDS CHANEY
New Feature Offered at Palace "I‘InlnyI f
“'ilII Vaudeville. (mum: its
First Hun Before. Audi-
ence—Star:- Mny Come
it :5 possible that Lon Chaney and
other members of the cast of his new
teature which will have its first
showing before any audience at the
induce todny. may accompany the .
producers and directors who will be
here with the picture to :«e it with
the lirst audience. Chaney arrived in
New \ork this week on a flying trip
from Los Angeles and was due to
leave tli'ert today. but efforts are be-
ing made to get him to Nornalk t0-
tluy. Some members 0! the cast will
be here to see the picture. The Pal-
m‘e patrons are especially lortunate
it: getting :I peep at the new big spe-
I‘iul relente- ahead of New York. The
picture is in finished form and will be
i'eviewtd hur" by New York and Na—
tional censors. As has been the
sl‘ht‘tltzlr- t'or I’ridnyl. the Chaney pic-
tnrc_\vill he presented at the matinee
with \nndmille and in the (-icning
with the tirxt \tiudefllle show. The
picture will be run alone at 3:15. giv-
“.\ (‘(I.\XII(‘TI(‘I"I‘ YANKEE"
I.:I~l llay'~ llun III Mark Twain I’ic-
lure at Regent Theatre Today
To miss Mark Tunin's “A Connec-
ticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court."
the Fox special production at. the lie-
ltegarded as
Twain's masterpitce. this gem
parts 01' the world. The film ends its
run tonight.
CONGRl-ZGATIONAL (‘fll'flt‘fl
CONCERT TON [681‘
Norwalk lovers at music will get a
real treat at the South Norwalk Con-
gregational Church tonight when the
concert which has been arranged by
the church music committee is ol‘~
rered. prewnting some of the best
known starsin the concert field. The
event or“ the‘. exening will. of course.
be' the nppgufance of Miss Daisy
Jean. the celebrated Belgian 'cellist
who is making a tour or this country
and who consented to come to Nor-
many engage-
ments in lat-gel; places. through some
close friends. Miss Jean is more than
a star—she is an artist in the truest
sense of the word and her natural
charm together with her abll ity have
mark I] her tor a \ery promising
career. ., Miss «Jean “’iswell. a. pianist.
who is also well kndwn will appear
as accompanist tor Miss Joan. Joseph
Lycell. baritone soloist WIII need no-
thing more than the mention of his,
name to fill the minds of Norwalk
of the-treat that is in store tor him
Rhey Garrison; ‘ot‘ the
Beethoven Trio as Mr. Lycell's ac-
companist, a circle of expert players
is completed; The ticket sale already
eroualy patronized and that the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be filled. but for those who may have
'FADED 0R GRAY HAIR.
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Naturally Nobody Can Tell
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened. glossy and attracthe
with a brew of Sage Tea. and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that dull.
faded or strealied appearance. this
simple mixture was applied. with
wonderful effect. ‘ By asking at any
drug store for “Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
phur Compound.“
gradients. all ready to use. at very lib;
tle cost. This simple mixture can be
depended upon to restore natural col-
or and beauty to the hair.
A well- known downtown druggist!
éiys everybody uses Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
it darkens so naturally and evenly
that- nobody can tell it has been ap-
piied—lt's so easy to use. too. You
simply dampn a comb or sot brush
and draw it through the
one strand at a.time. By morning
the my hair disapears: after another
TaxFree.
its natural color.
1 soft and beautifuy Adv. . ‘ :
REGENT
Last Times Today—2 :15, 7 and 9
HARRY MYERS
And All Star Case in
“AfConnecticutYankee” I
Two Reel Comedy Pathe News
TOMORROW
~—le~
A New Selznick Super Feature Release
“Why Announce Your
Marriage?”
”AND——
Conway Tearle
“A Man of Stone”
Two Reel Comedy
A ‘ Double Feature Program That Will Surprise as “'ell as Please
Elaine Hammerstein
Seen ic
SUNDAY EVENING
FOX PRESENTS
WILLIAM FARNUM
in a New Feature 01‘ Special Interest
“A STAGE ROMANCE”
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
,With an All Star Cast of Players
_IN.—.
One of Valentino‘s Best Features
“THE CONQUERING POWER”
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dealyed, it instill possible to get tick-
the Hamilton
aNorwzlk, the Alfred Fox Piano Com—
' in South Norwalk or at the
church auditorium this evening.
Bolsheviki Propaganda
7 Alarms Consegvativss
3‘. taking ‘
a‘fipncauon or two; it is‘ restored toI sroCKHOLM—Consezvanve
T ratification.
ele-
campaign being made. on behalf of the
Gift Shop in i new commercial treaty between Swed-
ten and Soviet am which is béfore
Ithe Riksdag with a. fair chance of
t The treaty providestadmiuance to
Sweden of an 0mm Soviet repre-
Toentntiye. and ,the admittance to Run-
sia of a. like representafiwa of Sweden.
The representatives are to be purely
for trade protection and extension and
land looks gigs), meats here are amen over the ex-lboth will agree to abstain from pro-
. tensive and we‘l organized propaganda paganda. '
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One of the stage' s mos
satile comedy artists in :a I
stories and steps. ‘ "a
lilER’S MUSICAL
TEN "
Each an Individual Artist.
A Hilarious Jazz Fantasy by
Five Boys and Five Girls— F1
MEMBERS OF THE CAS'I‘LUDES
Matinee 2:15,, Evening 6:45 313? TO SEE
Gladys Walton in\
SPECIAL MATINEE \
The Second Chapter 01? the Big Univer.
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“A Stage Romance’
One of Forum Best flScroen Phys
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Which conservatives slew with alarm
provides that commercial delegates
tram Russia also shall he admitted to
Sweden as well as nationals of Bush
havingvcommercial business in the
country. This the antt- Bolehevik
group (car. will permit an uninter-
rented now of Communist propaganda
tand Bolshevist organizers to keep
«through which in time. they
believe. will undermine the nation's
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liament will either have to accept the ._
treat) as itistands or reject it as the ' m M hf M . Ki“,-
cabinet has signed the document and On the m of King George m
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