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TODAY AT 2315, 7 and g TODAY
A bouble Feature Bill DeLuxe
Neva Gerber 7
“A Yankee Go—Getter"
A red-blooded story of Yankee
pluck and adventure. Barry
West sought adventure and
found it when he answered an
ad to earn $10,000. "But before
he got it'he had the time of his
young life. If you like excite-
ment and mystery, you must not
miss this picture.
Anotl‘rr Winning Double
Feature Program
“lieadin’ Nort ”
w.th an All-Star Cast
Including
Pete Morrissdn
This picture has a corking
good story from start to fin—
ish—~full of action in every
foot of it. plenty of real
Western atmosphere, without
being actually wild and wool-
ly and the plot has two main
Neva Gerber.
unerplainable
PF
picture camera is
_ IN _
‘Should a \ ’ife lVork’
A feature dealing with the
modern woman's status as a
wife and as a worker—this
picture will make you sit
back and think—there will be
various opinions as to tin:
veracity of the film answer—
but its logic is irrefutable.
less of the famed
If... we“ .
“The Understudy”
The story of a girl who substi-
tuted at a wedding—as the bride
——a picture that will shake the
louse with laughter.
-- ' SUNDAY EVENING
' Miss Lucy Cotton
The Rapidly Rlsing Star In the
Cinema Firmament
_ IN ._
.A Star Feature of Love and Life
Beyond Death
“Whispering Shadows”
ture that is one of
and startling bits or
seen on the screen.
\,
SUNDAY EVENING
Miss Lucy Cotton
The Rapidy Rising Star in
Lie Cinema Firmament
and decorated baby
parade. should
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
“The Matrimonial
Webb”
A picture with a story that will
hold and grip you because it is
so real-like and natural.
’ Robertson-Cole Pictures Pre-
senis the Most-Thrilling Pic-
ture of a Decade——
“Queen 0‘ the Turf”
many
ill P compun y
palace l
The jockey who sells out his
buss I
The loyal stable boy!
Tl‘: youth in the clutches of
a mouthful.
chances
corned.
I-Zdith Stockton In “Should called for-
A “‘ifc \Vork ."
' ll THE THEATRES
that she ‘wlll be actually in want it
she does not follow her profession
the whole gamut of
known motion picture star.
characteristic
photographic subject that no one has
ever been able to eyplaln. not oxen
Miss Gerber herself.
tinual changeability of her facial ‘es—
esslon on all her photographs. 'lms
while never manifested by the motion
ingredients—romance and ad- ALSO.
venture. Presented with ‘t D . Li Y traits of her.
‘ ' - Pet] 'e 0115 a Miss Gerber comes
Edith Stockton . __ m _
Getter," and strange to say,
in the schoolgirls‘ white dress
do so at once.
course entries will be taken on the
furnishing the carriage
are to put on free of
there are in the show.
of winning babies
'l‘lwrv are. thirty-live prizes
for the baby and carriage classes and
home.
. 1,,
‘ ' while also with); care of her
i i a ace Her husband's pride makes it neces-
sary that she keep her business activ-
' e ities secret, and the complications that
7‘ Theatre result are said to give Edith Stockton
go through prac~
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PALACE TOD \Y .
“A Yankee (lo-Getter". Sta rring‘h’ma
Gerber and Doris May in “The
l’ndcrstudy" Form Admit-able
Twin Bill Features.
popular and well,
0’19
fl.
! as
as
It is the con:
a source of con-
tinual puzzlcnmnt. and :31 noynucc to
photographers who make “Still" por
to the Pain cc
today as the star of "A Yankee Go-
regard-
duplicity of her
face, she playsn dual role in this pic-
the most illusive
photography ever
Doris May will
also be starred in “The l‘nderstudy."
BABY SHO\\' ENTRIES.
Mothcs Should Make Them at Once,
as Big Altair Takes Place Next
‘ \Vm‘k at Roton Point.
Mothers who have not
their babies In the annual baby show
yet entered
coach parade. or
floral—
or
A '39.an Feature Of Love and MONDAY day of the show at the park baby,
L'fe Beyond Death Al. C 1h Show information bureau, but it is
“rifle )prin ghadows’ Ice a Gun much better not to wait until the last
1 .. A I L g k —' IN -- minute. The park management will I
appreciate it very much if the parents
will make entry before the last day._
because it will be. the means of letting 5
the railway superintendent know how
babies to look out for
when
curs, , which
. charge. Hundreds of children have
See l See ! See '! See ‘. TUESDAY , already been entered in the different
Th re horse rate! “r ' events. but, as Mr. llich says. be
335,693), fiécking to the track 1 Earle “hams would like to see a. thousand entries
The desperate aeroplane — IN -- in the baby show alone. as it is just
fl ht! 5‘ » as easy to get the winners out of a
Tha‘gbrcak-neck auto dash ! . Lucky Carson bigr lot of babies as a small one. He
The gun fight in a gambling Hls best characterization In re- also says it does not make the , least
cent years-which is saying bit or (llffCT(‘ll(‘P how many babies
as far as the
are con-
rm adventuressl thirty prizes for the schoolgirls;
The cleanup on a long shot I IKI'KiENT T()l)x\Y. parade. A mother might (‘llll‘l’ lil‘t‘
“eh: plot to frame the race!
might win in the very next class rallmi
Another Rowen! Star Double Bill will by Manager “‘0“: 50 it. makes "0 (“9"
m. prpspnwd Today. (ynuiflmg 0f ferencc whether tin-re are one
“llcmlin‘ North." with an All- hundred babies or one thousand: it's
5“". rui‘rpml (‘nsl and all in the class that baby may Lo
No mother, for Instance.
knows whether she has the. strenuous
human .
I generally used.
1..
10¢ .
They are GOOD!
baby or not, and when she wins this
price she is much surprised and well
pleased, while the father of this par-
ticular baby starts out to “buy."
The park init’ormation bureau is the
proper place for those who intend to
decorate a coach. to go for informa-
tion on the subject. There the secre-
tary will show photos and give all
information necessary in decorating a
baby carriage or float. There is no
charge made for making the entry.
evch—ything connected with the show
and parade is furnished free.
are as follows: Thursday. August
i17th. the baby show and contest thir-
lty-fivc prizes. Friday. the 18th, the
decorated baby coach parade and the
Misses White Dress ramble, thirty-five _
beautiful prizes to go to the winners.
Saturday Win wind up the carnival
with the coronation ceremonies. the
crowning of the King and Queen of
baliyland and the awarding or an the
wonderful gifts.
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coryrr LEGION Mixer
IN NOR\\'ALK AUGUST 17.
The l-‘alrfield County association of
the American Legion, said to be the
livest organization of its kind in the
state. will meet in Norwalk, Thurs-
day night, August' 17. It is expected
that: Commander P. George Moore, of
Harry \V. Congdou poet, No. 11, of
Bridgeport. will lead a. large delegaw
tion of Bridgeport Legionnries to the
meeting. It is probable that plans for
the state convention to be held in
\Vntrrbury. September 8 and 9, will
be discussed. » ,
Ancient Shaving Implement.
‘ According to Herodotus, the Egyp-
Itlans shaved continually and only let
ithe hair and beard grow when they,
I wore in mourning. Thebarber of the ,
baby in one class and lose. while she ‘ ancient Egyptians was known ins tho'
lnstru— :
lmq. He employed various
ments. A razor Sometimes in the
Ishnpe of a small, short hatchet with
:u recurred handle and other Instru-
inn-ms slmpod like a knife now most
(inc of the best-known and most
\l‘l‘Sftllll' actresses now appearing in
special pictures is Edith Stockton,
who will be seen at the Regent theatre
NS ITSELF OUT.
>I‘\I>,\Y EVENING.
’ ““fl today as'tho wife in "Should a W'ifc
\Vork?", the, latest screen hit of the
\eteran picture director, Horace G.
I’linzpton, one of the. latest l'nivcrsal
natures, "Ilt‘llllln' North" with an all
slur cast including l’etc. Morrison, will
also lu- shown. Miss Stockton was
selected for the sit-liar role in this un-
usual domestic drama because of her
rccngnlzl‘d ability to play strong: emo-
tional scenes while at the snmc lime
being: so well able to wear beautiful
gowns and appear as the. light-heart—
crl young,r society matron the drama
] um (uttnn. of “The Down."
" I n" Whit-ailing Lady." “Tho (Quak-
I'l' (411." “Little “'nmt-n." “l‘p In
Main-rs Mount." and Many (Nb-
1-: "Vl‘ll‘llfl‘h‘ is Presented in
“\\'Iii.~[n-rin£,r Shadows."
Star
l‘t r Sunday (remit: the
tum! m the Ht'l'l‘lll and
tu-m; has secured ‘hv six reel ft‘llllll‘i‘.
"\\’ill>pt‘l‘lllfl' Shadows" which 'VllS
tlll'if‘ii‘ll by limi! (‘li'iHhIrI-l. Miss Lucy
('uiiun is lln- slur this great pic-
mn nu zo—
l'nlnce tin-a -
(if
13.1."... I?" xiii; (‘4ii—i‘ioiii‘liqfiiilp‘polrntvfi calls for. The very nature .of. the
11-. in. I 51: r rust which. includes suchct treated by the new I’limpton
«'h-Hv. \ ,t. SI“ III-m” l'nilip Mcriv-ilo drama denotes the many different
:i'! i livin-rt i'n'lVl'nf. ' ‘ ’ styles of acting demanded of the ac-
’l'l;i- illllllil'sfi boundary of I ucv ”(.53 assuming the leading role. The
(Hmim'a .‘ll‘l L-xpro-ssml inmvcry ”‘1qu young Wile m the story finds herscIf
:u l. r slip has lwen clmsr-n to Don't“, m n.positlon where her husbands
‘ II ims Iinllllllflli'tl I‘M _ i' ‘n. earnings drop to such alow figure
. .( r} c nimctJ
:= » iris ln'l'll Lil-utiliul with in the
ii is cxprrsso-d in the character
"lull Ilrulisby. the lovable
.,. of Richard llrnnsiby (plnyml
A. Sh-vensnn) in "\\'his—
Similmvs." (is the society girl
i "Flip Misleading Lady." with Belt
1 l (and in "The lhu'il,” George
‘ ‘ muster-feature. As one grows
‘izns-nl to lwr characterizations
reminded ol’ :1 fountain
l“\“r draws from u limitless
. rui‘rwshing sumly oi exhilar-
-.r lln- ln-nr-lit of I the '8.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
A' school for girls and for little
boys. will open for the year 1922-23.
on Thursday, September 215i, at 9:00
A. M.
Thorough instruction by experienced
aculty of college graduates in Pri-
mary. Intermediate and Upper School.
Upper School offers College Prepa-
ratory and General Courses for girls
from fourteen to twenty—one. Special
reviews for college examinations.
General course offers as electives:
vEconomics. Psychology, History of
Art. French and German, etc.
Small classes give opportunity" for
I
l
i Winch-s
wig
i H".
.nmnni Show of the Fair-
lie-mic] ('iub will be held I
urnumis of the 0): Ridge F
ii [mm an'rlon ('n indivdiual instruction and develop-
' l)‘l\' Q01); 4' 19‘1’1‘1’L’tli: ment of right method of study.
mumhl.‘ to l. 0‘. . ' ““1? ti Commodlous school rooms. large
_ " i define”. 0 19 gymnasium. ample and beautiful
if I‘r‘*“"."tl‘l'illll Church, grounds offer equipmentlor best men—
, ‘ , v fl 5 Human Catholic tal and physical development.
Hill] St. Luke’s Episao- Exceptional teachers of voice, piano
'm-li. Entries close Au- and drawmg‘
The Principals may be seen at the
school by appointment after Septem-
ber fourth, 1922. Printed matter on
request. ‘ '
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER, A. B.
' VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. A. B.
-' - » ,‘i’iL'L’. Entry blanks may
- it mi irrim Mr. Frank F.
’ win you, 1451 Broad-
ank, N. Y.
This ‘ is the
tor divorce.
REAL LOVE MATCH BUR
3%.
former Winifred
Hart. the world's best known "Wt
more thrills to more thousands than
5-».
The events of the big baby carnival _
on August 9.
a son.
PRO 3.80an f airs wmowfman.
' \ ..
NEW HAVEN, August iz.-—-Word
has been received ‘here of the death
of Mrs. John Christopher Schwab, of
this city, at Montreaux.
Switzerland,
‘ Mrs. Schwab was the
“:lndOVl' of Professor Schwab of ,Yale
Lnirerslty. She leavesa daughter and
F. McKler'nan,
saulted George Salier. Tuesday.
arrested last night on a charge
breach of the peace.
Advertise in the Senunot.
0
NEW HAVEN, August lac—James!
believed by the police 7
here to have been one of the three
strikers who are. alleged to herew.
was ‘
Off
IAiiMliiiY
30..
\
Conn.
, “ml“ , llNllAY
mematiscamesr
, ' HUSICAL-
ORGANIZATION-
Sout
Aft. &
Eve.
3m.
AUSPICES AMERICAN LEGION,
Prices, Including State and Federal Taxes:
MATINEE: Orchestra $1.15 and $1.73 Balcony 580
SPECIAL RATE FOR CHILDREN—ALL SEATS 58c
EVENING: Orchestra $1.73 and $2.30 Balcony $1.15 ~
Mall Orders New to Sousa Concert Fund, P. O. Box 382,
h Norwalk, Conn. '
Seat Sale Sept. 5th g Donnelly’s Victrola Store, So. Nor-walk.
JWWW’ ,
SPECIAL
LADIES’ 3303 5‘
Values Up to “M‘
$1.00
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n I Idevy’s :
P
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Westover, who married William 8.
id West Bad Man" and purveyor of
any two gun desperado ever
His handsome wife Is to sue him
filmed. He is in real trouble now. . _ ,
ROTON POINT PARK,
SOUTH N ORWALK
AUGUST 17— 18-19
THU RSDAY~FRIDAY—SATU RDAY
SUPREME avati'r or THE SEASON!
L. M. men’s
GRAND PRIZE BABY SHOW
Decorated Baby Coach Parade & Misses White Dress Ramble
$500f—IN HANDSOME PRIZES—$500.
filo—BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMs—loo .
For the Kings and Queens of Babyland
ENTRY BLANKS FREE
At Baby Show'lnformation Bureau at Park and at City Drug Stores.
$100.00 Singer Sewing Machine First. Prize
, BRING- THE KIDDIES
Class 3.
Class 4.
Class 5.
Class 6.‘
Class 7.
0 Most Be
L.M
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. RICH
MANAGER BABY SHOW
0 Fattest " Babies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 151:, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th
0 Smallest Babies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th
0 Most Strenuous Babies . . 1st, 2d, 36, 4th, 5th
iful Doll Babies . . . . . . 1st, 2d, 36, 4th, 5th
0 Most Be utifuily Dec. Carriage
Class 8. 0 Most Beautifully Dec. Go-Cart
Class 9. 0 Most Beautifully Dee. Doll Car.
Chasm. 0 Most» Original Novelty or Float 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th Prizes
- Please enter my baby in the Grand Prize
Baby Show and Decorated Baby Carriage
Parade and Miss’es’ White Dress Ramble and
Contest. I agreeto abide by the rules of the
contest and the decision of the judges.
Full name of baby is .
Age................
Name of Parent ..
Street.............
CityorTown
Please mark X in circle to signify classes
which you make entry ‘
Class 1. 0 Most Beautiful Babies .. . 131:, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th
‘Clase 2. 0 Finest Twin Babies
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Prizes
Prizes
Prizes
Prizes
Prizes
_ Prizes
1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5m Prizes
1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th Prizes
int, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th Prizes
1st,’2d, 3d, 4:5, 5th
WM. A. ROGERS 26-P1EOE CHEST OF SILVERWABE.
First. Grand Prize for Decoratod Mart
_PRESENTED BY THE EVENING SENTINEL.
of Our Opening
We have been M a“?
fined by ind!" m I
Quality Speak! for mat.
Quick Service
South NM 7
39-41 So. Main Street ’
of Those f
(301115
mom: 7
comm? » 1
For Sale On], It
The Eliflord
Pharmacy; ‘
60 South Main Street f
Soi'liorwafk. Conn.
DOROTHY DARMT .
A WEDDIN'
PRE$ENT For?
MISS S|NGLE
SHE GONNA Bi
MARRiED Soon!
WHO PICRED Tms
ou-r row You?
2’
PAPA 0,10!
HE smo 1T
WAS VERY
‘pnomm‘rat
HE DIDS'
DIDHE?
ALL RIGHT:
TELL HiM TO ' HAMA’
cor-«E mutant.’ ”4" ii;
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