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I' \l..\(‘i‘1 'l‘lll‘ltfillll'.
sunk: (If fllllllliflllt." Metro's
mu-nlhlr Dramatic Classic
. :Il tin Palm-c Tomorrow.
m .gsll‘tllll. the greatest genius
picture direction in the
in countries. was born in
”t“ remembers diltle of
V. thinI: left it when he
|the box office tomorrow.
"Tangerine" holds the daily, weekly
and monthly receipt records at the
Casino Theatre. New York city, wheres
it established the long run record of
that famous home of musical com-
edivs. “Tangerine" also exceeded the
gross receipts set each week by the
some producer’s musical hit “Irene"
when that production broke all previ-
ous musical comedy receipts and run
I'f‘COl’tlS on Broadway.
l'nlike most other musical numbers,
secondary to the. story of the play it-
self. This was true of “Irene" anti it
~i1111;l1l."l
Il'H lmll llllpm‘tral by Metro.
boy. llris-l‘ {is his Amrr- is doubly true of “Tangerine" which
wicnct‘ was. it has 10” :1 upon the rising of the curtain offers
~ his accent. although ahi‘ one of the greatest novelty comedy
llnsz‘lish tanV'lV-ssly. ln l.on- scenes, in the history of musical
1‘ 111 other European Capitals. plays. From the first curtain right
1 :’:111;ili-.1r figure. - on through the piece, comcdy‘reigns
~ mlmms skill :13 an actor is as supremely, and every musical num-l
.1». his gluing in directinc lie is her including the great hit number ‘
. Il‘. :11 his lmst in “The Stroke 01' " SVVeet Lndv. " continue the action of
1chdisl1 lliograph pro—
Vvllich is
, in 121- .wr-n Thursday at the, Palace
'l‘1-..>.1\1o- in it he plays the role of
“‘lmui ,‘llnlnl." which is already self.
us his favorite role. Critics The original
the piece instead of
En n the beautoous South Sea Island
maidens arc giVen parts which make
them part and parcel of the plot lt-
interrupting it.
Casino Theatre pro-
‘ is his best production.
H“,I:;ll‘0hl
Nil lulmwi .1 his work maintain
and his associates of the
duction VVill he used in the presenta-
tion at the Recent Theatre with a. cast
including EVa \V,ebber Jean Murode,
l- lorcnec l‘olds Rebekah \Vcher. Sal-.
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t‘ll 1.101111-
71‘ Oil
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{ingrupll
pictures solely
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sic-11w 111i meaning to 11H 01' their pro-
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l’. will l: lle. lion that still has n (it“(‘itltd
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Company do not
for amuse-
is :1. deeper and more
Fising. Kuil
them attempt, to
degree, to elevate
It is tilt1
lesser ing wires of
ill :1n1nlist as “oil as
The appeal of
used for screen
ronditimls of life that are
any particular plum".
particular timr, 'l‘lmy
till
lic Keith..~\dcle Hurt, Sam Critchersim,
have Kane.
Ritz Qua rtcttc,
Honk! Honk!"
Motor Department: Sentinel. IJiave 'er does not crank the engine rapidly
Studebaker 4 cylinder fitted with
Johnny Fields. George
Nielsen, Rilly Nunn and
and the. right charm-
lhe king.
It’s toasted. This
onee‘xtra process
gives a delightful
quality that can
not be duplicated
HONK—HONK—
weak? I have no means of testing it
and‘would not know how to use it
it“ I had. I put in distilled water
every two weeks to keep the plates
covered and watch the. ammeter to
see that it indicates "charge" when—
ever the engine. is running.
' —— E. L.
By all means get a hydrometer and
haVe the dealer show you how to use
it. When the float rests at 1.175. it
.‘ mm, mum). about thcm that the original Schcblcr carburetor. Have
31‘ ohms“. had considerable trouble and can’t
,_._.,. mom to get proper adjustment for
Pl. 1 l..\"‘l .1"! HillAY the present any gasoline. \Vill Vou
,__~____ please advise. (1) It" a modem cur-l
burctor is n ”s.' ' 1 -
1 n»:.~.111:111t Picture: Presents Ii. l’llil- sung? (g) (lir‘llstlrr‘nalttg if; tl)§:togui::(i.
1 1'5:1-11l1ci111‘~ “'l‘lu- (ii-cat lmper- to this car?
~11‘lill inn.‘
..1
’Lmi'fi'h
ml, proilllr‘llon of "The (il‘t‘Ili im- llOllillt VVith little chonsv. \\ oulil'
; myutlun." the 13. Phillips Oppen- suggest your doing this -li1'sl. below-Ellis“ you in advance . Lam.
l ~1~n ulan' featuring .Illlm's KiI'kVV’oml Changing carburetor. l “ -—P- B-
Vti‘ll'll will be shown at the Recent -——— l You do not St‘diQ under what con-
‘Tt'liYL‘ lul- lmnorrmr only. Motor Department: Seniiurl. l {1111 (litimlfi 1h“ l‘iSlOHS '51le- It is 115‘
Mr ("l'lucllhviul VV'I'itvs for :1 1113-: ill trouble VVith 1113' Ford sclluu. It runs Silhli‘d that this hill‘l‘i’ns after car
if 3.11m lIl'U‘nJlI'I.’ mu- at" the lIIl‘rf-It Jullrlgllt “'llllt‘ ] run fast but wlu-n 1 has been standing over night. ete- If
.; .._..,....1 by any 1.313.415}. m-y Mum-lune ':1111 011 :1 hard pull or Marlins: it sci-ms :1 good grade or oil is usml and of
.l 4" I “'l'lu- il'l'ili lIull'I'sonntion" “ii" the 111ch5 slick and it Vivrks :1lso.‘-“H|?"1L'il‘nlquantity SUCH ”(Whit should
l~~‘ 1111c Hi' ills lull-st talus ill" tuysts-ry, I tested all spark plugs and found 5110‘ (““9““— I"‘1‘ilaDS 3 511111” “'3er leak
1.... ;.;«..l mlrigml, :md it has :IlrI-mly 1111111 :\lll‘l_L"lli. icuuscs the pistons to rust and stick.»
, fl mush Sl‘\l'l“ll editions. The —O\V.\‘ER. llie sure to change oil‘l‘ crank case
I ,I. Ils “if“ :1 lllyz-Vlrl'inlls ”gimp in hlzllw sure ill'li all your spnrk plugsjzlbout every thousand miles and use
1‘ MM; is i-umwrm-«l “.3“. inci~ are sound. ('ltilll and properly adjust. :llll‘ grade of oil recommended by your
HIIIlH‘Iliull-ly pl‘ncwling lllt‘ ml. Also that calls :11‘1 correctly ml» {100le (iOfllCl‘ fOI‘ .VOI-il‘ Cal‘-
“(In Thu.“ (ll‘l‘ munv («has .iustmi and ilH‘ points: (‘ll‘.lll. llml‘il
I. the Various 50m“... which in- forgot to l\'('l>p the timer ('lwnu inside! ”Motor Department: Sentinel. while
”,1”qu in “Hymn“ 1.3;”; _\:'ric:1. :Iml outsidr lll'lilm'v and inspect lurinding in the exhaust V‘an'e recently.
, 1. ,1 mm”. “r “prim and “H. 1121- plus; just :zlm-v the fly \\l‘.('t'l and I noticml that it Opened 011 the dcnw—
'l'J‘Jl'll‘lr-I‘tvnllls or “n Iinclisll Linn this ch .1'1. 11' the V';~lV-u.~z stick TV'Jurd strokr ot‘ the piston and kept
. )1 l1 “'lll ll:IV-.- 1m vulnprissitm in (l111>'(c11-¢‘11 during the up-su-oke. but did
1‘ lx’irlzu'rlo-l, H“. “Mm“? 3111' more (‘_\'lllllitl’f= \\'llt‘l’l cranking liy'lmt close until the next down stroke
I has :1 an“: l'Olt‘. 41]'lil‘ill'li‘v!‘: l l :mnl. Loss of comprcssinn in our- nrllgml commenced. \\11.V' docsu t it open
I“ .m l'tuzrllslunnn “I“, “s :1 more cylindrrs VVill 111112-11 :lll )‘(lllT'lli bottom (‘1 ntrr and close at top c011-
l" l': llw lvu'iiu}: t‘u-nlil'iuc role “”m‘h' It”? I: N
I Ill‘l‘isl. VV‘llilc Allin llulc. 1‘v- _ fl _ ' . —
.14.. ”‘1 {Hr his “m, “.0”; in the Motor lurnrlmcnt: Swnlmrl. How (in slow luming engints the anVe
.\ I . pluy, “i“ricudly l-Incnlies." is _ .
Vém'w ‘: llll' ('lll‘ l‘ llt‘uV'y purl. The l](‘- V _. ‘~- '
‘11:. .1; l-“Ilpi rnr \Vlllli'llll. is portrayed '____________————————————_-
'11:) l I.Vl'<v11cv(".r:111t. (tillers ill ”10 i ' ' - ‘ p -
'r» ’ f-I' Fmalninc 1.11 lluc. l‘lcrlmm
.‘lnhn‘, VV'ititlr Hull and ’l‘rulV‘ Flint-
,v‘lllt‘ll
'l‘.\.\'('.‘l'IHINlJ.
..- hzilv For New York .‘lusical
(11111le NnVV' Open.
1 '1 '..1V".-< QVV'n rw‘mwl lmlvit‘r.
I-Llr-n's' snw‘fl'ildny with music.
ll w," “ill 14- thr- nilmction for
'i' 4Nl:».\'. August 39 at the.
I ‘1 Il-‘lw. finals :0 on sale at
Hi~tnlwn Identities. Inter-
; untiunnl Intrigue and [-211-
trnlu-lllz: Romance.
lef'or'l.
1 "(Illlll productions have {1
:.-pllt:1tim’l,
' n Thrilling: Narrative
other
special
VV'o‘rld
is responsible for the
\\' hose
no change should be
words.
il‘St: llled on this model.
the mullet up with the S( h- bler (‘0m- 1 il 5- not mum d from o‘crheating-
1 Mn and pthups theV c1111 solVe Vour i use the hc:1.V_V gram ol lublicating oil
5“
- ——-‘i. M. l_
The. service manager stntt s that '
no ccssur V. 111‘;
make is being:
“I in mot take
no otth
shows battery is discharged. either be
cause of excessive use of starter or
lights. If it indicates 1.275 to 1.300,
the battery is charged. If you have
110 hydrometcr, the fact that the start—
or that the lights do not burn with
their usual hrilliancy. vvould indicate
a weak battery. but a loose wire could
cause thesame trouble. Having a hy-
7dromzter at hand. Vou can‘ easily dis-
tinguish one trouble. from the other.
i‘dotor Department: Sentinel. I have
[lodge \' inch has been run some—
thing like 16: “()0 miles and is still in
good shape. mcchanicallv but lately
tVVo 01 thrcc timcs huVV found
pis )ztton stuck. I have a hard time of
it gt ttiug them broke loose. I know
I
Could that be the t!()llllll".’ Thank-
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Prospect Hill, Norwalk
in . \Vill 1111111
lrvfl'lllll’fllillt‘ and U
Siluml off
‘ .mmn to twenty-one.
{111‘
‘ ll’llll‘sp
misses give opportunity for
in, melllod of study.
~".lg
1' llqllipment for best men-
Vicul development.
' '1' on request. .
wx‘ \"1‘ FRANCIS. A. B.
“ASIDE SCHOOL
girls :llll tor little
lnr tllu pear 1922-23,
.‘. Sl’llte-lllln'z‘ list, at 9:00
llll'
instruction by experienced
unlvgn graduates in Pri-
pper School.
01‘s College Prepa—
General (‘nurses {or girls,
Special;
college examinations. !'
offers as electives:
Psychology, History of
and German, etc. ‘
instruction and develop-
school rooms. large
ample and beautiful
ll teachers of voice, piano
~ >ll‘i(‘tl_V limited Princi-
seen hV‘ appointment. .I
~.
In BEENDLINGEnr—A. B. '
August 29th.
JOHNN in
And his eight girls in “’.l‘an.g~e1~inc" at the Regent,
1
I“! ELI )3
Tuesday evening,
Scat sale opens tomo‘x-mw.
David Enter-on, Ilgr. . . i .
~ hea Te
LAST TIME TODAY—2: 15, 7 and 9.15
A Pictti the Like of Which You- Won't See Again for a Long Time
D. \V. GRIFFITH’S
“Orphans of the'Storm”
TOMORROW ONLY ‘
.With the Gish Siders, Joseph Sc'hkildraut and ~.
Hundreds in Supporting Cast.
I
W1 James lfirkwood
at“
EDITH STERLING
__ IN _
“THE STRAN GER OF
CANYON VALLEY”
FRIDAY ONLY
A Corking Good Double Feature Program.
You’ll Get Plenty of Action and Entertainment.
BILLIE RHODES
--IN —
“THE STAR
REPORTER”
the '
REGENT THEATRE
N ORWALK
Tuesday, Aug. 29th
S A T U R D A Y
Another Big Double Feature Bill.
s»
WM dim/la d// M 0/7766 record: at f/ze 67.951120 Meade
New ébf/K 6713/ 25/» one sol/dyed}?
\
Illustrious (,‘arrlton Cast and Hosts of Luscious Losses
In a Brillmnt Brand New Production.
PRICES $1. 00 TO $2. 50
Seats on Sale Thursday, August 24, at 10 A. M.
alace
Theatre
"Direction David Esterson
Cyrus W. Gray, 31:, Mgr.
LAST TIME TODAY
2:15, 7 and 9:15
A' picture the like of which
you won’t see again for
a long time
D. :W. GRIFFITH’S
7: ORPHAN S
OF THE .
STORM
-With the Gish Sistersfllo-
seph. Schldldraut and hun-
dreds in Supporting Cast.
TOMORROW. ONLY
Victor Seastrom
Supported by Astrid Holme
in a Beautiful Metro Drama L
of in Sweden.
‘fThe Stroke of
Midnight”
Path: .News
F Rl DAY 0 N LY
a Ruby Dereimer-
one of the screen’s most
popular stars in a picture
that will hold you
thrilled for its
entire run—
“Luxury”
UNIVERSAL COMEDY
”'SATUBDAY
Antonio Moreno and
Marie Prevost
Double Features
V“ a- ... ..
, F
Life
Comedy H
The Connecticut .
and Power Co;
61 Wall a. ‘
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RHYSNO:
ARCHITECT, 11mm
80'an '9
a. 3. Mai. Incl. Tech?
rhon'a Nam so.
Wampum-aunt "
‘80. uni-walk Trout do. no...
Final Reduction 1“ A!
Summer
Footwear
l ' 1 ' .
ver )IH’un
E1ecb-icala
N l I I h 0
, - : . 11 - - _
i 2 Stores .
Liberty Square 11 No; Main St.
Tel. 2978.
I
Men’s All Wool Serge
Suits—$17.50 '
Young Men’s Sport Model
All Wool—$16.50
GOTTLIEB’S
“'lu work as you say, but 011 high
speed uutomoldlctllg‘int‘s tilt-re would
not be time enough {or the exhaust
gases to escape. The valve opens be-
lOl‘t‘ the. end of the power stroke, los~
lng so little power that it is not no-
ticealllv, but allowing a great deal of
the gas to escape by its own expan-
sion. The nil-stroke pushes out what
remains. but the piston goes so fast
the gas is slightly compressed in the
combustion space By holding the
ValV‘c open :1 few degrees the gas es-
capes by the ahoVe a1 rangement and
the power of the cylinder is increased.
Motor Department: Sentinel, I have
9. three speed car and when I put it
in second gear going up hills it will
gradually slip out of gear. Vl’lll You
kindly tell me through your columns
what is wrong with it? ‘
’ —A. P.
The transmission needs overhauling
The shaits must maintain perfect
alignment as well asthe gears: It
not. the gears will work out of mesh
especially when the engine is pulling
011 a hill. The icondition is due to
wear and. may be caused by one or
more Worn parts.
Llotor Department: Sentinel I have
a Ford. but the emergency brake does
not seem to stop the car within
did. HaVe taken back “heels off and
cleaned and examined brake bands.
etc. but eV'ch'thing seems to be 0. K.,
but still they do not stop the
promptly. W hat would you suggest,
to do?
“mt ,—
' - .——o. R.
and worn parts and bearings replaced. .
and have it empty.
a _
seasonable distance like it tormerlY'
car '
__ L
Perhaps the h’rake shoes are worn
down and need replacing. If the shoes
are badly worn. the hub brake cam
Will not afford enough throw to give
effective. brake action. Also see that
brake rods are adjusted to give max—
imum throw to the brake shoe cam.
['ndoubtedly the loss of brake actiin
is due to poor adjustment of the rods
or to excessively worn parts.
\Motor Department: Sentinel. please
tell'me why some people Speed the .
engine just befOre stopping engine. One Step‘from Corner
My ammeter stands perfectlv still"
when the engine is running. Can sou
adVise me What to do?
‘—-J.
This is to fill the cylinders
mixture. making it easier to start the
engine. Your ammeter may be de-
fective or there may be some other
trouble that only an expert can find
by a careful inspection.
.v __,.
Carry an extra' oil" can on your trip
ready to be filled
with Whatever necessary—gasoline for
priming the cylinders. or cleaning
spark plugs. neatst‘oot oil for the
clutch kerosene to clean di1t out of
corners, oil in case the other can is
. . :'
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IF I even HIT A NICKEL
vou Vooo 131';
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SAYS YOU
A WHQLE DAY CANT 1-11-1-
ng HARDER
THAN I CAN.
LET DANGER '
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NO CHEATlN JUST
'CAUSE . SHE
S'STER. 00 You
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