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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 26, 1922 · page 3

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REGENT ‘31“

DAVID ESTERSON, MANAGER

 

ONE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY MAY 29th

'I‘ln- Latest Kaufman-Connolly Comedy

“West Of» Pittsburg ”

A COMEDY IN Tum-:2 ACTS

3;, Iln- Amhors of “Dulcy” and “To the Ladies"

Goes Direct to New York from Here

 

l’lllC ‘IS ..... ..

5qu Sale Thursday, May 25—10 A. M.

 

75cT0$2.00

 

 

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of tln not Some music. some. frie-
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tie noulties and dancing. were among
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The Lam-Is" “'rote. Show “'hlch
E €0an Hero Monday

A new Ix’nIIrman-(‘onnelly comedy.

:qu “115.0" openwl the Ill-gent Theatre, Monday evening,
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c ‘M I" -l 'In whirlwind

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H_x,.:..”,‘l.iu. “S n si,,g_'AIIIericz1I1 tlIl-atregoers. Now every»

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7’ ‘ '. l George S. Kuufrnan and Marc Con-l! Mr. Tyler is producing “West 01" WW AMY“ ~I1\\'H}'Sl*“<‘n SE‘F‘R “380311". A" I NO UV OPEN
It” ml” WW hm.“ “H” are two young New York n(_ws_ Pittshurgh" too and he has Vgi\-(>n I no matter what the theme of the!I _ _ .I'

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and about the theatre or keeps up wllh

tes that descriptlvs phrase with

.i:xzz:.w“|)l11(‘.\"' and. "To the Ladies!" two of
)., .;:l 1 ”H.” 5“ng the biggest comedy successes of the

q 'current SWISOH in New York

l‘opulnr Authnrs or “Dull-y" and “To" ‘5:

:several months and then Mr. Tyler‘demand for seats since the sale open- "
lpresented lt at the Franzee Theatre. I

,tll just a. few weeks ago when It had 101" “ix 1. (.entleman of Advtmtun‘
to go .10 Boston to fill an engagemvnh In New Pil- ture at Regent

it. E( tlur loin souls and things i‘a\e in; , FIREVVORKS
' "To the Ladies!" . ’ l .

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:dthout the active 3""? ‘39‘5‘513’ pair 0" ed from the lens to the actor‘s head. mre, coming to the Regent m
Eats that the public Ems come. W shoulders and the stretch of his arms. ace theatres Sunday enemas
a ace? ea re idem”? With M": 3“? his work Just if he Is to jesticulate with them. If times forget: this fact. .
if: much as hdisfstraxght mic“ hair. he moves a step beyond the prescrib- In t5: Leroy Scott pictulz‘f. h a:
V S 1aunty an amous som rero. or lad area. he has ruined ' the scene. is said to havé committed s * .
The Home °' "'9" Clan Entertainment his wellaknown boots. ' Exen experienced and skilled artists, rnsa. and to have put his Md
But the statement is official and in such as Lon Chaney, who plays in of the picture. thus cousin: 3
A LAST TWO DAYS OF VAUDEVILLE additiond gangs that IlafiCRusE1 of 311;: "The Night Rose.” a Goldwyn pic— cf the entire scene
- new an as ng cava. er to e
Best Show That Has Been in Norwalk This YeaLWiII Close - Mix ls playing in this production. me : ._
the 1921‘22 Season guns Were not needed and will hardly
‘ be missed. Furthermore, Mlx is
‘ ’ ‘ credited for the first time viith some
FRANCES & WILSON ‘BOBBY [GI-80M delicious mmedy work “The Rough f. t Dance
A la Carte Novelty Oflertng‘ Vaudeville's Best Singing Diamond" will be seen at the Regent ene '
___._______. Comedlennec I ~ theatre tomorrow.
WORTH, WAYTEN BERNARD 7'3: mamas , . mm mam nose." 1 ; Kish Hall-LEXington Avenue
A; Story in Song By Keith “The Cabby and His Fare” . ————-- f ’
‘ . 7 ' Lon Chaney Featured Star in Sunday FRIDAY NIGHT MAY 26
. ' " Night Picture ‘ , ’
‘. THE,PARISENNE TRIO I ‘: Audiences watching motion mature O . , Jazz Band . “fl:
- ~ -I u . » actors sometimes wonder why they“ IIS ' , ‘ ‘
A New and Original Spa-dawy Otter-lug . ”“1“?me appear ‘0 move in jerks'E , , 7
‘ ‘ M 0 V I N G I N N ?, V C There is. a reason for the amateur . This Dance is for the. Benefit of Frank Keri
' ' screen actof giving this impression. . V 7 ‘ J
‘ ‘ Every scene is acted within a pre- ‘ , ‘ ~ ,
. LAST TIME TOD‘AY scribed area. A tape line is measur— , ,
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Paulme Stark m Wife Against Wife” —¥ - . , -
SATURDAY AT 2:15, 6:45 and 9 ‘ z ‘7 ‘7‘ ‘74i“"“fi.17‘ mvfl :
Complete and Final Vaudeville ' ”i ‘ ‘ .
Herbert Rawlinson iii “The Man Under Cover”

 

 

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Matinee Only—Adventures of Robinson Crusoe K
SUNDAY EVENING ;E

Lon Chaney—Legtrice Joy

And an All Star Cast in a New Goldwyn Special

“The Night Rose” E . O l is

E OPEN FOR THE SEASON

First National All Star Special

icOURAGE' ' , -

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DANCING EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 11:30
DI VlTO’S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA

 

ed yesterday. Phone/1501.
New York. It made even a bigger! Ma—

hit in New York than It did In Chi-l "‘THF ROUGH DIAMOND" I
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that couldn't he postponed any longer‘ Tomorrow ‘” DECORATION DAY GORGEOUS DISPLAY OF ’
Lynn I’ontanne ollginated the title! I'lmm‘. :ln'l PYtIflas. Romeo and! ‘
role in that play and is still playinglJI IiH. .mk und JIII and a host of}

“as written by lheiI i Iv'ntlty 0"“? the years btcome
the two playwrights espeelally for' ‘.l- «v parable . In the same manner the l
Helen Hayes and Otto Kruger. and I “10- im‘ lm‘t‘ "'0 80““: DUNN "1 recent? ‘ '
they are playing it now to crowded .\" MS 3 1-H come 10 conslder 'lom‘;
houses at. the Liberty theatre. New \li\;. l};( famous l-‘ox star, and hlsi
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