Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 6, 1922 · page 3

TH URSDAY, JULY 6, 1922.

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g-yxiil l'mwll and .\nn [‘0th "an-
Imulin: Roll“ In “Love's
Human-mun."

m.» 4.; tli.» lwst (‘ilSIS ever assem-
in All) l'uruinount picture. is
x mm mlilml by John S. Robertson.

"Line's Boomerang." :l
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.mll lw shown at the Palace
.‘ll' today and tomorrow. The
Iv unl players ill‘“ .\nn Forrest and
mi l'mw-ll, lmth well~known to
'llll :Ili [ill lure thins.
,‘»ll\.~! l‘nrrwst is sun in the part of

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lurpwluu." :md lmxid I‘owcll np—
:4lr- (I‘llIUSIU‘ her in the role of her
wilvpful Miller." the artist, Brian.
\imtlwl important member of Ill“
owl i: .ll'llll .‘llllt‘l'll. a well known
.\lliIlll'.lll :iclor. who ’nppeared ill
svwrn! (intol‘gv Fitzmaurice SOI‘OOH
.prmlnrtiuns. Mr. Miltcrn's role is
Hm m liliHsrll l-‘elton. Pcrpetnn's

l‘t‘Jl flllll_|'}lllli'l‘ 1mpl~usnnt pure-lit.
lalm llizunnnol, llrinn‘s lawyer
ll‘ ll-l, is portray l by Dick “"o-lili, n
uvl .iwmxn sum-n actor, who in .‘l
.mnpurnliuly shmt time has rise-n
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will" his tirst hit when he appeared

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QUEEN or snmm.

Hmu'tacular I’hotodramn {Wakes Its
Initial Appearance At Regent.

In keeping with all the accounts
uni traditions of splendor and mag-
nificencv attending the arrival of the
Queen of Sheba at the court of King
Solomon. more than three thousand
new ago. is the spectacular photo-
:lrnmn “Queen of Sheba." which
0pm“ d a, run at the Regent theatre
LN! night. It continues showing to-
day and tomorrow. The sensatiOnal
success of this remarkable \V’illiam
For super-special in its opening run
on Broadway, New York. is easily
umh rslood by all who see the picture.

Scene after scene of extraordinary
pmve- and splendor kept the audience
gasping with surprise and admiration.
and more than once cheering was
luurd——n thing: to which motion pic—

turt‘ audiences are not prone except
wneu profoundly stirred.

l'u tty Blythe was a regully lit-unti-
t"ll Shelia, Fritz lliclier an effecthe

:nil convincing: King: Solomon. Neil
l‘rnir :1 dashing and fascinating Prin-

costs \‘ushti. and other members of
tin- notable cast gave excellent por-
truyllls.

As :1 stupendous spectacle, “Queen
n‘ Shelln" is unsurpassed. As a
phr-trpiuy prew-ntinl’.r a. great love
st iry with utmost power of appeal. it
is n (lrziniulic triumph of the screen.

 

 

 

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vcruelity. and all?! also asks for alimony.

NAMED 1x DAMAGE srrrs. The marriage took‘vlace . January 2,
19 .

In the, Common Pleas court yes-
terday two suits to recover on alleged
unpaid debts were filed to be listed
for the September term of court.

The“ defendant in both actions is
Jernie lilo-Mullen. of New Canaan. In'
one case she is being sued by “‘alpole
Brothers. Inc., of New York. for '
S‘If-d damages, and the other by H. G. I

“'elfel & Co.. of Greenwich. for 5235 f

damages.
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FOUR DIVORCE SUITS

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cry. 1 9 t7.
is asked.

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Charlotte Marie Grey of Stamford
is suing Charles Miller Gray of Nor—
‘walk for alleged rdesortion in March.

They w‘ere married in Febru-
Custody of a ~minor child

numerous Ffsn CAPTURED.

MONTREAL."July 6.—C‘j onstern’ation
has spréad through bathing circles.

‘here by the capture of a barracuda.

near Montreal. One of which ferocious

FILED IOII FALL TERDI fish recently caused the death of Alisa

 

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The first batch of applications for

McClatchie. of Montreal. when

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September divorces were received at. “"15 bitten while swimming Off the

the office of the clerk of the Superior
Court. Bridgeport. yesterday. All were '
from Stamford and vicinity.

Florida coast.

Fishing in Lachine Rapids. two men

icaught a barracuda. which they were

Henrietta S. Chaffee of Stamford forced to stab t0 death WHO!) it attack—

has brought, an action for divorce from
Robert C. Chaffce of that place on the '
grounds of cruelity. She also asks for
the custody of one child. They were
married April 26. 191:».

Frederick J. file“ of Stamt'Ord is sucl
ing Gladys F. Kleit of that place on
the ground of infidelity. They were
married January 1917. The custody
of two minor children is also sought by
the petitioner.

Ellen Geary Adams of Greenwich
seeks a divorce from Thomas Adams
of New York City on the ground of

9d them.

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Paris, July G-.'1'he iitt.c two cycllnder

no truck

of Garnbais.” executed last Februaw.‘

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:cuted last February
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and later hauled coal in it
authorities today to a Paris

francs to 1.008 francs.
wanted the car as a souvenir;

to burnQ
their bodies. was sold at auction by thel

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Dunbar Quartet and Handbeli Ringers
Hughes-Bawclen Company
Great Lakes String Quartet
Four Artists
Dunbar White Hussars
Buckner's Dude .
Jubilee Singers
Entertainment
Comedy-Drama—' A Pantomime
"Turn to the Right" One Act Sketch—
Herbert A. Taylor Monologues
Lecture-Reatals ‘
Mary Agnes Doyle
Edmund Vance Cooke
Lectures
Charles H. Poole, M. P.
Dr. Robert Norwood
George H. Turner
Frank B. Pearson
Chautauqua Superintendent
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Regent Theatre

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TODAY AND

TOMORRO"

Jhe last chances you will have to see the picture that opened tl're eyes

of Nomalkers yesterday—Greeted as the most lavish and beau-
tiful screen production that has ever played this theatre—-

The Age Old Story of—

“The Queen of Sheba’“

With Betty Blythe as “The Queen”

 

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SATURDAY
An All Star Program of First Class Pictures

BUCK J ONES—

In a Great Western Drama of Action

“BAR NOTHING”

 

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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Th: Greatest Story Gouverneur Morris Has Written!

".‘Yellow Men and'Gold”

—AND—-—

A New Larry Semon Comedy—
“A PAIR OF KINGS”

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Dlrec‘tion David Esterson—Cyrus w. Gray, Jr., Manager

 

Two Reel Comedy

TODAY AND TOMORROW
.A picture for all who haw ever loved—or eaten peanuts at a circus—

Hcre it is filled with the lure of vagabond romance and things that
the public never sees under the big top.

DAVID POW’ELL and ANN FORREST

“Lo‘ve’s Boomerang”

: Aesop ’s Fables

 

 

A Universal Speci

SATURDAY '

A Smashing Double Feature Program!

VIOLA DANA

The Dainty Metro Star Goes Over Big in This New Picture—a

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Steaks. Chops
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Specials and A La Carts»
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Pharmacy ~

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assure satuiac' tory service.

A. W. Hodge

Traveling
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(‘l‘TS IX JAPANESE ARMY
PROGRAM.
TOKIO. July 6(Associated Press).-
‘In line with Premier Kate's pledge of
:military retrenchment. sharp cuts in
‘thc army program were announced
yesterday, a. day after approval of a
§naval schedule which topped 12,350
;tcns from former plans.
Reorganization plans providing re-
duction of the army by 56.000 enlisted.
‘men. a cut of more then twenty per-i
‘cent.. were proposed by the war office
Iand approved by the Cabinet.

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Max Levy’s

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