.IUIINSY lllNi-ZH
jinuiwziu (‘mnuly Star .‘luke: I’I-r-
vrulllll .‘pgx‘nrulln' “'1“: ML Ne“-
i'irlure “Ilium 'l-Im l‘p Barnes" at
Palace Tonight“ ._ . _ .. . . ..
kid himself---
Johnny Hint-s» «the
. wimn at the Palace Theatre to-
hmhl This is the announcement that
i shawl i'ortli Saturday afternoon when
:yitidtlut'r Al ”Hamilton of the. Palace
mu ixwi an eleventh hour notice that
31,. -|\il:illliC comedy star whose new
his nature "Burn 'iiin l‘p Barnes" is
_\ .led to play at the Palace today and I
.-.~m--r‘row, would be here for tonight:
‘ i-nly‘ in the llt'Sh. The coming to .\'or-'
\tilik ox Johnny Hines is one 01’ the
m .‘zl'r't ('Olnzllilnt‘nts that motion pic-
ture. stars have paid to this city in its
a itinry. ’l‘he comedian iinds :34 hours
it day all too short for his work to say
minim: oi the demands made upon
1.. unit» to till personal engagementa.‘
'I ll? when the I'alace‘managment askfi
t'll hnn to come to .\'orwalk {or the
i'l-llill'r New England presentation
.-? “Burn 'Em Up Barnes," he gave
l. .-. schedule a Close once over and
J. ii Ill a tentative date. "\\'ill be at
1: - l'alace Monday night it I break
in). neck getting thorn" in what'
Johnny wired Mr. Hamilton Saturday
.il'tlrnoon and everyone knows that
y... will behere. In addition to Hines‘,
.[wl‘Tiliill appearance. it is also a»;
i... lwl that Edmund I‘lrees who stars'
villi Johnny in “Burn Em Up Barn-'
-1 4" “ill also ho;- on drag-k.- Mr. Brecsc:
i.“ been in Detroit and is expected
1.. whim to Norwalk in time to greet
llfl I'd-star in the pictuhc. As for
‘ '11m'a i‘Zm t'p Barnes." the pulilit'l
...n l’--s‘l assured that the picture is‘
m int" \o-ry highest order. It is a."
:l. u-vi. rolickingzth rilling' racing
G ‘iil'v5\ romance and Johnny Ilines
l ll'\('l' done anything better.
‘ won; th east and finding them
1 l'.tlnt‘.‘-l of Edmund Bret-Se. lletty
1‘: water. George Fuwcett. Julia
Swayiw Gordon and a score of others.
‘ itii'H‘F’ patrons can at once safely
I‘Ht‘l’l the conclusion that they ar--
.L'leL: to see one of the llt‘Hl [illl‘lll‘t'fl
«~ ~ made. Shows will be at T and
1‘ daylight time.
DlsllAl-ZLI
tqu'L‘I- Arliss Noted Stage Star in
llolr lle Maul" Faniou» At lie-
gu-iit Today—Itin- llill Includes
Larry Semon Pro-Release
('omedy "The Show.“
lbwruo- Arline in “|>isi'.il~ll' is com-
nv; in tile {ego-tit theatre today and
illliilblfti\\‘, in an announcement that
Hill 'uxrv-ly attract wide attention
.‘l‘irl L low-rs ol' plmtnplays.
'l‘lal‘ul'll” is the pltcure upon
\ i h it tni:: distillirliishml star of the
-i:|vz.ati- stage ha:- lquSlll'll so much
or up nvrsunal l'al‘l‘ and attention.
mi liaise who retain memories of tho
l? «illue productiOii of this play
' will expect some great things.
dug cities, and on tour.
"Disraeli" was given its first stage
presentation in 1911. and for nearly
six years it ran continuously. in the
The drama
wan wrtten by Louis N. Parker, and
translated into a 'script" for Director
Henry Kolker by Forrest Halsey.
Mr. Arliss achieved his' greatest
stage success with “Disraeli." and
passed on from this charatcr to an-
other with the deepest regret. Mr.
Parker wrote “Disraeli" espcially for
Mr. Arlisa and the latter dresses his
charatei' after photographs of tfio
great English statesman.
5,000 03105.50 rAiinL—IES
FIGHT RENTS, USE TENTS
CHICAGO. May l.A——C0nveyanccs
I)! ewa tl'.’S(‘ri]1tl0I\T—‘nl\\'Q'I‘S. trucks,
wagons and ext-n biggies -— were
preswd into service here yesterday by
Chicago tenants. It was the biggest
mming day Chicago has known since
the war.
Moying van companies are swamp-
ed and many report that they are
hooked solid for the next ten days.
Three thousand dwelling places. prin-
cipally apartments. will he empty in
Chicago this summer, declared A. E.
l‘ottez‘. husinesa manager of the Chi-
cago Tenants l‘rotectiu» league. yes-
lerday.
(‘Imu- to the hundred families have
pitched their tents in the forest pre-
serves near the city. and all say they
will stay there until rents come down.
Acevn'dlnL: to the county oilicials. per-
mits: have been let to Still“! l'alnilit‘s
lo tent in the fort-Ht present-.4.
KILLED WHEN HE IS
PINNED UNDER CAB.
I.l'l‘l"lll~‘l-ZI.D May L—Arthur Grif-
fin. 65 years old. of this place was al-
most instantly killed yesterday after-
noon whtn he wa'u' pinnv-ui under an
autoniohile‘almut one mile from town
on the Litr'hfia-ld-Nt-w Milford road.
Mr. Griffin. who was somewhat deaf,
van walking along..- the road at about
5:15 o'clock \ihu-n a car approached:
l.im lroni lit'lllllll. lltf apparently did}
.-ot notice it until it was close to- hiin.]
Then he ran to get out of the way.
lll' stumble-d and fell find the ear. in:
turning to pass him. llpSI-l. pinningl
llllll underneath. lit- \‘a‘; union-d!
hy Charlen Allrahamson of 'l‘m'ring-
ltvll the driyvr and div d of a l'raeturedj
slzull shortly afterward. ‘
Mr. ‘iriffin was: a t'l\'li t nré wer. but"
had not been actin- for smeral years.
He was a, bachelor :iim' lean-s no near!
ll latiw-s. Th: ilrix'ri o. the car was:
rt leaned on hi5 own recognition.
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Long Suffering.
Sl'lt'llllfiffi' Cay ll at this old world of:
0nr< ha::n'l than :i 500:
ond or i\\'u >lnx-e "-w-nrdw-i in making:
lté annual trip ill"‘lill'i 12:“ sun. (”on-
sitll-l'in; the il'ntllvil' :lZivi lel‘ili-Iil it lull
carried along. lhv- rwoz'll renmrk-
flllll'.
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\ai‘i-‘li .:iI-r--
is
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Regent Today
and Tomorrow
(iI‘ZOIHiH
Si Y‘O"'l‘ adaptation
today
who 'Izqwn'..< in till-
at the l':l‘£lt“‘ 'lho-atrt-
("\‘r‘t‘p‘tllillll
man's liii: new comedy hit.
hours. but daylight time will be used.
and tomorrow.
doulih- bill that includes the [ire—release showing: ot Larry Se-
"The Show."
6500.0:
Palace Theatre '
This theatre is operating on daylight saving time—one hour in
advance of Eastern Standard time—Schedules refer to daylight time.
A Big Sc00p!
- Tonight Only
4- Johnny Hines:
, The greatest comedian of the screen in connec-
tion with the premier New England showing.
Today and TDmbrrow
Of His Rollicking, Thrilling Romantic Comedy
“Burnz’Em.Up Barnes ”-
Cast includes Edmund Brease (also expected to
appear in person), Betty ,Carpenter,George Faw-
cett, Julia Swayne Gordon, Dorothy Leeds and
Other Big Stars. "
SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE
Joe Martin Comedy
' “MONKET SCHOOL MASTER”
Wednesday
I’alace_3\lid-\Vcek Double Feature Bill
VITAGRAI’H PRESENTS
‘ CORIN N E GRIFFITH‘
In a Whole Heart Drama, Full of Interest
“MORAL FIBRE”
And Special Added Attraction
REG NT
David Esterson. ‘Mgr‘ .
This theatre is operating on daylight saving time—one hour in V
advance of Eastern Standard tichhedu‘ies refer to daylight time.
TODAY AND TOMORROW
A l4-Karat Double. Feature Program
'TGeorge Arli§s
. Supported by Reginald Denny. Louise Hufi, Noel Tearle,
Margaret Dale and a Score of Stars in His Celebrated Stage
Success. _
“D-ISRAELI”
Special Added Attraction
Larry Semon
In a Pre-Release of His Biggest and Best Comedy Feature
“THE SHOW”
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
The Picture That Norwaik Has Been \Vaiting for—ode of
the Greatest Screen Achievements-
I ‘ JesseLLas
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FRANK KEEENAN
in a Thrilling Drama of California
- “THE' MIDNIGHT STAGE”
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
With Five New Acts of Keith Vaudeville
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of his great stage success “Disraeli."
This picture is offered on an!
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personal appearance at the Palace tonight only. The great *screcn comedia.
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