AT TiiE THEATRES
PALACE TODAY.
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. .Iiiit‘ M luff" 0n Double lllll.
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1. 1.... .urring Ruby DeReimer
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HT)! general approval.
l‘,«_ hill attraction.
’3 :Il‘i‘ "
THY!“
immd in this feature.
REGENT TODAY.
n Exceptionally
lie l'rescnlcd with (loll Kane
Starring in ““139 Husbands. "
and Joe \loore Play ing- in
‘ “False Brands.”
mu lug popular Regent
ll“
“turf
,tmlz Iy.
Inpiill} ascending in the realm
f a. u (l lilm achiehements
1 um :I position
' Iim‘ma‘ Cquit‘s.
h-Ir» has always bccnflrst class as he
IIIII-lrnynls in "Empty Arms."
“.n Women have" and “Queen
I . we double feature bill tor‘
mw thst will readily excite
. on picture fans.
\. 0 Women Love‘ is a new re-
and
. pmmre'that will at once. com-
The
; , - HUN-rs have. not missed a detail inl
Coupled .with[
. l‘ns urn-ring will be the highly appeal-:1
race trackmeiodrama “Queen of:
No better horse race scenes
("'Vél‘ been screened than will be
Attractive Woe: -
ml Double Feature Program “'ill
1'
and
mht'l‘ slur features will ’attest to. And
i “r
e‘liVPlE wnrmly b) the local theatre
Inl. public.
u m Miss Kane in
r'I-IItIIrcs here have always been
"“‘ise ' Hus-
i w H." .Joe Moore will be presented
i I4 latest .molion picture
' 1 Brands,’ '
effort
a picture of the cat-
i «Inntry iihich will grip' and en-
: . . ‘ van in its wide scope of action
9
. l « ; my, moments galore and romance
.H\t'
.109 Moore also is 'weil and
'm-mlll‘y known on the local screen
:I'III lis’ his bkcéiil‘ht
‘ In. Im-m
7' wk,"
Work in
l?‘ ternal " and
this rapidly rising star
mnun in film stardom. a.
"The
“The Wolf
has
I mrwnl for himself a commanding po- ‘
significant
TIME TABLE
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. EFFIIICI‘IVE JUNE 11"), 1022.
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niche II: the motion picture; hall 6!
fame,
his eyei- increasing growth of popu-
larity here. '
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ORPHANS OF THE 81038.1;
Praised without qualification by ex—
hibitors, ' producers and
alike... and otter having been accorded
the highest “rating of any motion pic-
ture production exhibited throughout
the United States the past year by
”Orphans of the Storm,” following a
decidedly triumphant invasion of
other sections of the country. will in-
augurate its New England series of
lprc-septations by playing at the Re-
gent and Palace «B'heatres, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
Probably the most meaning and
concise compliment that can be pass-
ed on this production is that it is a
typical David Wark Grlfllth picture.
Surpassing in splendor. the war scenes
of "The Birth of a ’Nation" and
embracing a sweeter, ‘ more
charming touch of romance
than "Broken Blossoms." or
“Dream Street " this magnificent fea-
ture stamps itself a; THE,Grifl1th
production. overshadowing in drama-
tic brilliancmnd lustre the human in—
ln presenting Gail Kane. the ever tereat and egg-acting heart appeal 015
favorite in
part of another star double- teas
program at the Regent Theatre,“ D W Griffith's
Manager Estersen brings to successes which form
‘I the uptown play house *1 Star Who is the largest conceivable contribution of
or i one man to the field of Cinematic en-
and attain-
of enviable degree in
Miss Kane‘s work
"Way Dowrr East," “Orphans of the
St torm," heads the long impressive list
moving picture
in themselves
l
clean or.
The featured performers in this
production are the old reliable Griffith ’
stars, Dorothy and Lillian Gish, ably
supported. by an all- star east. This
feature has been so remodelled and
reused that it does not bear. the
Ileast resemblance to the pre- -release
'prcsentation here of “The Two
Orphanfi."
SI'NDAY EVENING.
, “The Wonderful Lover " a superla«
the Universal feature starring Ro-
dolph Valentino“ whose' amazingly
excellent‘dramaticportrayals in "Be—
iyond the Rocks," “The Four Horse-
men _or the Apocalypse." ."The De-
licious Little Devil," and a wealth of
other cine triumphs which have
stamped V entino as a. star of the
first magnitude, will be presented at
the Regent and Palace Theatres to-
'mcrrow night. Valentino, who in
real life is characterized as the “won-
derful lover of the silent drama." to
all indications promises to give in this
picture a performance that will merit
its taking a prominent position with
his other screen triumphs.
Beginning tomorrow night and en-
joying a tenure of presentation ex-
tending over the coming fifteen weeks.
['nhcrsai Pictures presents dashing
\Villiam Desmond in the first episode
of a thriling serial of adventure. in-
ternational conspiracy and love cen-
tercd around Alaska. This great
chapter play.—,—-“Perils of the Yukon."
8:211, 9:411, ' (l'.
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commences with "Seward‘s Folly,"
S. purchase of Alaska) and leads
on to some of the most amazingly
As much of the interest in this pic-
turo will be lost if you fail to see the
first chapter. make it a special point
to be on hand to View .the initial
episode at either theatre tomorrow
night.
-w—o-
CAMBRIDGE HAS $50,000 FIRE.
CAMBRIDGE Mass" Aug. 1!).me
manufacturing district in East Cam-
and laid a. line foundation ton,
spectators .
competent and experienced critics,<
.15, ‘1922.
The following were issued AllY'ult
List compiled 3.! 01'1st or
iWoost'er & Davis, patent lawyers. ‘
Bridgeport:
Androv H. Carlson, Bridgeport, od-
justable holder (re—issue). ~
John A. Heany, New Haven, insu-
lating not wire conductors.
Zenas P, Candee, Waterbury, trans-
fer mechanism. _
Abthiir P. Crane, Waterbury, visible,
2' 1‘ 9321‘s" in a cork I: double
spark plug. ' ll W t rbix snap The subject is understood to have I: , tare shgwm , lea.-
mgéorset F. Pu en. a e ry. come up alreadly it; gsiussions be. ' .
ener op 'Ter 83m en the 30370 an 0 ant Club 0; I ’08 7‘ ,
Richgd S. ry, 7 Mitford; e :Stw.e Andrews and “0 American 2011 , ~, . “M0912 . .
a ara. 3.. ' ‘ . » rWhoz-mg , .,
”Em... 'r. Waldner. Middletown. “W232”- W on rifles“; age
drip cup for food cutters.i gt d hebetter f Iggy; ,
Howard S. Barber, Stan n on, 6- com:
livery mechanism tor printing ma.- THEI “WIDE SCHOOL ‘fFal Br s}:
chines. ’
Maurice F.
Adolph 0'. Becker, Oakville. electri-
cal attachment plug. \
JeSse A .B. Smith. Stamford, type-
writing machine.
Fitzgerald.
electric toaster.
Nos Descendants of Thu- Grout.
There are no 11ng descendants 0!
Shakespeare, Cowper Dryden, Swift,“
(“hunt-er,g taupe. Shelley or Byron ‘
Winsted.
i
LONDON: Aug- _
in America on 911
Willie 1.3118290
{ect
former amateur
British 801:?
1923.
or making ineligible both the "
plon and Captain Ernest. Carter for
the English amateur championship in
cham— .
. A school for girls and for
AM.
ratory
St.
The an”: show of the Fair-
field Kennel Club will be held,
on the grounds of the 01 Ridge
Hunt Club, Norotou, Conn, on
Labor Day, Sept. 4, 1922,
net proceeds to be given to the
Noroton Presbyterian Church,
John’ 3 Roman Catholic
Church and St. Luke’s Episco-
pal Church. Entries close Au-
gust 21,1922. Entry blanks may
be obtained from Mr. Frank F.
Dole, Room 209, 1451 Broad-
way, New York, N. Y.
reviews
Economics.
Art, French and 00:92:11, etc.
the meat of right method of. study.
Commodious school rooms,
gymnasium. ample
[tal and physical development.
Exceptional teachers of voice,
and drawing
Printed matter on request.
Prospect Hill, Norwalk I
boys will 0963 f0? 9!? Year 1922-23,
on‘ Thursday, Semexnber 215i, at 9: 60
Thorough instruction by experienced
taculty of college graduates in Pn-
my, Intermediate and Upper School.
Upper School otters College Prepa-
and General Courses for girls
from fourteen to trentrone. Specia'l
tor 1:011:30 examinations.
General course 0 era as electives: -
Psychology. History of
Small classes giVe opportunity tor
indlvdiual instruction and develop.
and beautiful
grounds ofler equipment for best menu
Enrollments strictly limited Princi-
pals may be seen by appointment.
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER,
"VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. A. 8..
little
“118‘
piano
A. 3. ‘
bridge was threatened. early today,
when fire destroyed the plant of the
Cambridge Auto Body and \Vngon”
Company. An alarm brought all the
fire appratm; of the city The esti-’
mated damage was placed at approxi3
mately $50. 000.
L.
M. RICH
MANAGER BABY SHOW
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Baby Show and Decorated Baby Carriage
. Parade and Misses White Dress Ramble and.
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Class 5. 0 Most Strenuouo Babies . 1st, 26, 311. 4th,
Class 6. 0 Most Beautiful Doll Babies
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WM. A. .ROGERS 26-PIEGE CHEST OF SILVEBWABE.
First Grand Prize for Decorated Go Cart
PRESENTED BY THE EVENING SENTINEL.
lot, 2d, 36. 4th, 5th Prizes
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lot, 26, 36, 4th, 51h Prizes
flat, 2d, 36, 4th, 5th Prizes
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TobAv brain!
GaflKén fine
; Not-walks latest screen far.
orite and in special tea-
.Other Added .ISQQCIEE!
I
SUNDAY EVENING ONLY
Rudolph Valenhno ‘7
(’I‘hesreatesi. lover)
2,1111 8 Special trgature ”22%
“The Wonderful
Layer” ' ‘
, One of the best pictures Val-
entice has made.
SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE 30TH HOUSES
Thrflls—Mystery—anpense—Adventure
You'll Find All of These in the Great Stirring ch'apter Play
* “Perils of the Yukon”
7
Gyros W. Grryg. In; My
TODAY AT 2': 15 ’l': 25 and 79‘
H - 'rwu my special .
you can’t afford to in“?! '
’ ‘The dramatic hit at the sec-a»
“ , a sensational race track story
with all of the tlnfills that
go. with the {pig horse
events
Universal Precept:
Bub); Dc Rennie:
Distinguished actress in a‘ I
' new play of romance and ,
intrigue—«me of those .
exceptional features
‘ that you will tall: .
- *I about ' ' ‘
Way Women
Love ,
Uri-Ian ADDED sescIALs. .I
" sunonvhgvgfimo” our '
Rudolph valentine
‘ (The greatest’lover)‘ ‘
', In a special feature plodncv
'~ . tion ,
“The Wonderful
‘ Lover”
One of the best pictures Val-
entino has made. ~
70. .
“The
ROTON POINT PARK
AUGUST 17-18-19
THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
SUPREME EVENT OF THE SEASON !
L. M. BIGH’S
GRAND PRIZE BABY SHOW \
Decorated Baby 0696!: Parade 9 males. White Dress Ramble
$500—'-IN HANDSOME PRIZES—$500.,
loo—BEAUTIFUL PREMlUMS—‘loo
AFOI‘ the Kings and Queens of Babylandu
ENTRY BLANKS- FREE
‘At Baby Show lnformaélon Bureau at Park and at City Drug Stores.
$100.00 Singer Sewing Machine First Prize
BRING THE KIDDIES ’ “
THE STARS
AND
STRIPES
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MONDAY
AUSPICES AMERICAN LEGION
- 2: Seat Sale Sept 5th at Donnelly’s Vl ctrala Store, 80. Nor-walk. r
Mail Order: Now to Sousa Concert Fund, P. O. Box
2.020020020020800
Aft. &:
Eve.
SEPT. 11
382. South Norwalk, Conn.
Prices, Including State and Federal-
Taxes:
Orchestra $1.15 and $1.73
Balcony 58c
Special rate for Children. All Seats 58:
Evening: Orchestra $1.73 and $2.30
Balcony $1.15
Matinee:
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3, DAYS—MONDAY, TUESDAY ‘WEDNEsoAY‘ j
The Celebrated Screen Masterpiece
.. D. W. GRIFFITH PRESENIS
“Orphans of
2&5:er difl’erentfromtheplayaszthasmspre-releaserun
' at thfikegent and returning iron its trinmphsiit ‘
’ march thfoughout the country. '
Dorothy and L *
G Grifith 411 Stars in This 12 Ié'eei mm Beautiful.
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