Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 24, 1922 · page 3

 

 
 
 

AT THE THEATRES

l:l-.(-‘L.\"l‘ TODAY.

..1-. -ai lmm‘mmatkru" Featuring
hil'k\\001l and Ann .I-‘on-st.
urnniount production bearing
George Meli‘ord as pro-
is well cost. This
"1119 Great Im-
picture

 

 

1 ‘li‘
31111

hi
won‘ssnrily

.lly true of
11111." :1 new Meliord
.11ll inc shown at the Regent
11>1lii)‘ only. The story is
11:1 l~:. i‘hillips Oppenheim's
llUVQ’l 111111 the adaptation was

11;. Montc M. Rutterjohn. The
. 1 player is James Kirkwood
14.111111: opposite him is Ann For-
lloth appeared in the lending
"l‘lw Wise Pool." in the sup-
-1 :11» \Vinlvr llnll. Truly Shuttuck,
111111111 l.:1 H1111. who won lame by
31"!‘i111'iilul10f'ill “The Lost R0-
Alzinllalc, lcrtram”Johns,

7~ ill ‘

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in illi‘o‘, ‘

“1111:1111 linrrvw. (‘11‘il Holland, Tem-
p'v i'lunll. Lawn-111w Hrnnt. Louis Du—
11111 1‘1. .11 Til‘i\ \‘r‘tu‘iln and Florence
111.1:er Nt'ui'iy nl 0: those named
:111- 113.1)13‘3 111' rrputatinn and in the
thrilling: ~l111V (1f"ll11-(vl(‘nt unafr-

N'm-iiun.“ Huh (outrilmtis mntcrlallv

In lll!‘ 11111 1451a oi tli€~11CeptionallV fine
[IrvminvaiiorL

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PA LACE T(’)DA ‘7.

 

THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. 1922-

 

!! Measures?“

"STANDARD” '1‘

reached the hall and some

"Not on your life." I ansnered. “I' m
Johnny Fields. the actor.” And thui
VVe all went out and had a drink and
after that the others went on a
search for Kelly. But if I'd taken the
oath I might have been a regular
politician today. And it would have

 

“I‘ln- Mrnko of Midnight" A Classic
sun-dish lv‘ilm Pn‘sentation.
i-imlozl‘aphyin “The Stroke of

.11111.-'l1l." the Swedish Bionraph
1 11111.1V1V‘s 111:1511-1‘1111-1‘0. imported by
:111'l showing: todny only at the
'l‘ln-alrc. is among the many
mulliy 1‘r11’tur1-s oi‘ the film. To
.1} who are unfamiliar with the
inalir in motion picture art.
«nulml ilw rmnorknhic double-ex-

tl.‘

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11 rum-ls which have lice-n ob-
wl will conu- as 11 revelation. The
’11:?!‘1pll5' in the" production shows

11:11»l..1lil1- d1 urcc of perfection
1‘. ll.l\ ill'\(‘l‘ ln-cn attained in this
. my

pnrhons of the
1 1-1'ii

film. the soul oi.‘

pllrsuns is Sllpposml to arise

-1x 11:1«11- luulic-s. Tho photography

llt'l wax (-xircnwly difficult, since.

. .1 lll‘i‘l‘HSEH‘)‘ to kl'le the Spirits in

'1' 11111111111- plnces in respect to the

1 1:1:< lrum which thr‘y were intended

1 111w, To achieve this. the pho‘

wtl‘nlillvl‘ was olrligmlto lump regular

11-1-111111: lmoltx. The smur- negative

Imll in in- 1-1111 through the“ camera as

111.1111 .'1- innrtinus11111‘411-11 H was pro—

.nmun-«d sulixl'aclm‘y in all its: de-

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11‘ suin- l‘or llig‘ Show 0110115 Today.

~115- ll‘iwlll who plays the King
‘ i“I:lL.’t‘l‘lllI‘." which comes to the
.1.;_ our night only. m-xt ’l‘uesday.

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1.'llllli :1 1er Sl'POll'lH ol’ becom-
1 1-.1'1.’ ii\'1\ :1l1l1'r11111n. and at that.
111.11 lllul ht» ‘hnd only lit-on in
1’ Hilton 1111111111151. And it was all
1~1~11 l111 looked like a celebrity.
I \1;1:~ playing: with a company
.1111 V'1-:1r< ago" says Camp. in 1-x«

111:1!11111. 11nd wv had r1 small western

11.111 fill our

list. i had just arrived
.11 tin- 11111~ hotrl in the. place when
11m 1111111. typical westerners, entered
ilu- lnhlw {1111! 5111111.: me iilRllfli up
and 1V1l1-1i11111l. “Hello Johnny. " 1
1ll1l111 know them from Ad:.1m but it
“1.14 my lllht 11111111. so I unsworml
1‘4-111 rcnxlinlly. ’l‘hr‘n they VV'antu-rl to
1. 1111;: why I wasnt' of the City Hall.

111‘1 unite not the drift of the con-
..1;1..1 hut stallcd along: until I
,1 mist-If Walking down the
. 1.1131 llwm

- 1111111 to have been sworn in

 

n 1-1119,“ said one of them to

1 1‘. 11111.: l1:1.1- you been?"
i «lilin‘t kilo“ “lint this
11." thing: was, until I

 

Till“. TULLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
.\ for little

.«il-ml iul' Hill: and

which it is uttered.
have as many
each of whicn. when sounded gives in the initial round was. Petranck

the word an entirely diflerent mean~ youngster from Nutiey.
ing. ’

 

been funny 11‘ Kelly had taken my
place."
Seats for "Tangerine" went on sale
today.

 

POULTRY CULLING
DEMONSTRATION

 

Arrangements have been made. for
R0} E. Jones. Sta. to extension pom
\1_\1nun. to {2:110 poultry culling dc-
monstrutions next week on the follow-
ing farms. Some pullet selection
points will also be brought out where
possible. Mr. Jones will he prepared
to answer any other questions you
may have in regard to poultry, and as
he has just returned from a confer-
1111011 of poultry specialists in Oregon
and an inspection tour in California.
he should have some interesting new
ideas in addition to tho fund of in-
formation somo of you who have met
him before realize, he possesses. Plan
to 11th 111! thc honest Hurling:

\\ ilitc ”ills Shelton $191114? '01
James E. Fair. '):30 a. m.. Thursday.

August 3!.

Nichols-~l’arm of G. Clinnning Mil-
h-r. :3 p. 111.. Thursday, August 31.
\\'1‘stpm-i. l’oplar Plainsu-Fnrm 01‘
Fruzicr l’cil‘rs. 9:30 a. m.. Friday.
Sept. 1.

\\'ilton~~—Far1n of U. S. Van Haci-
mV-yn. Slate road between “'ilton and
Hide-«livid. :3 p. 111.. Friday. Sept. 1.
New Cannnnl—d’nrm of Donald
Thomson. Ponus Ridgev 9:30 :1.
Saturday. Sic-pt.
All demonstrations
time. '

.1
on standard

STATE TRFIAHITIY

' BALANCE GRO\\'ING
HARTFORD. Aug. Ill—«The
11111-1» on hand
continues to grow. It
to 354.633.235.09 or about
more than it was at tho close
liscni your Juno 9,0.

 

now amounts
$3.!lno_non
of

borrowing money to mr-M its hills. 1

The receipts sincc the close oft‘iTv

lie-cal your haw amounicd to $6.-
517111.] 96.76.
'l'hvro is {ill unused lmlancc,

amounting: to $21.860fl4439.
appropriations: made at
of 1921 for two yours.
This condition of tho State Treasury
is 11110 in the main to the new taxes
provided by the legislation of 1921.

of the
the session

 

Words With Many Meanings.
The meaning of a word in Chinese
is indicated bv the musical tones in
One word may
as five d: fi'er'cnt tones.

g2

TEA.

official
started to get. outithe Bible and a lot

of papers. 9 I
"Say, what is this swearing in.
asked. "Do actors how: to be licensed
in this burg?" ‘ '1:
"Actors?" answered one ‘Arent
you Johnny Kelly the new alder-

mun?"

n1..‘

'fon lllu last nine.

L~:1l- l
in tho State Treasury ‘

the ’

This time :1 year {11:0 the State wosl

ifirst glinisc

111 Tea

 
 
 

m: WORLD OVER

.' fifllEEllS flllPE

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' OAKLAND HILLS COUNTRY cnUB
BIRMINGHAM Juich" Aug. 24
(Associated Press). -Determination to
reduce their scores in the second
qualifying round took an equal place
today in the mines at more than a
hundred professional and amateur
golfers competing in the
open tournament. with their dam-e
to annex the championship. This
determination arose from the fact that

 

' many or. the experts yesterday found

a course they could not easily master.

So difficult did they find Oakland
Hills that out of the brilliant array of
players. only twenty—eight

one par was turned in. That was by
Mike Brady. Oakland Hills profession-
al. who took 37435-72. ‘

Oakland Hills has long been known
as a tough course. but; many a pro-
i‘cssionnl was ready to vouch for the
fact today that it ranks along with
Skokie, Oakmont, and others
have put stars to the test.

The numerous trans. bunkers and
natural hazards Droved too much for
such golfers as Emmet French and
Robin Cruikshank who turned in 80' 3.
Bob Pcebles and H. C. Lagerblade.
who had 845, and many others of
note.

Brady's performance in
round was not a surprise to local
golf followers. for Mike's familiarity
with the course and his record of 67
promised to place him at or imar the
top oi the list. His 72 was
early in the any and it was not until
Johnny Farrell. the Mamaroneck. N.
12, professional, and "Chick" EV‘anS.
finished into in the afternoon, that the

the first

low score was threatened. i
A trapped section on the seventeenth
depriV ed Farrell o: a. tie with Brady,’

his curd reading 36-37-73. The traps
'cnncd the customer to take three fives

thz thirteenth gave him a par for the
hOmestrctch.

A feature of lwaiicil' 5 play
perfect 1100‘; drch ur 1d the elbow,
airway or the fifteenth. which is lined'
with (161151: woods. This shot measured‘
to 3011 yards.

It was that wooded elbow that
pnoud disastrous to Hutchison eariio r
in the do}. and gave him a six for the
hole ,Jock muted into the trees.l
iound a had lie and took two to get
Eliaci: to the fz1irVVaV'.llis fmtums
\\ on, not o-‘C the best on several other.
holes. his bail finding the rough and
his putting on three holes of the firsf
nine falling: liclow his usual accuracy.
Jock finished with 38-36-64. 1

Lilith 1:. vans 14 “as runnriknl lo in
\( \tcrduv's round in that it VVns his
01 Oakland Hills-1 A
stranger ordinarily would he cipcctcd
to hmc difficulty on the course. but
it made nothing to Chick. his m cm 11r-
ies featuring his pla: l

Among the “unknowns" to show up‘
the
and Bobby
MShaVe an 18 year old graduate from

“113 a

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MIN] “'1' thi-
a}, Septellliwi’

3931‘ 1922323, _
list, at 9:00

 

"ill instruction by experienced

9'» 1 :i . 1: mllogn graduates iii- Pri-
1-2'1-1‘1111-11111111 and Upper School.

”11‘ rit‘linol offers College Prepa-

1w . 1 1111 (itineral Courses for girls

 

1 1 1111 to twenty “one Special
:1 1 ~ on collnge examinations.
1 1. .. (muse offers as electives:
ii... -1 Psychology, History of

' ~-111 l1 11nd Germain, etc.
rlivscs give opportunity for
instruction and develop-
1:11 method of study.
11111115 school rooms. large
. s' :11, ample and beautiful
.-, :tur equipment for best men-
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" ll. BHENDLINGER. A. B.
’I'N’i‘ FRANCIS. A. B.

 

list 29th.

DOROTHY-BARBIE -

- JOHViVm . .1”
A1111 the eight reasons “in: “Tangerine" at the Regent, Tuesday, Aug-

Seats-1 now on sale.

 

 

 

FIELDS

 

Til REDUCE SEflllES

Western :

finished,
the first: 18 holes under 8'0, and only

that
l

hung up .

but a birdie tVVo on'

W'estem Racing Circuit a woman (will
drive in the harness; events to
staged at the
here September
pounced yesterday.

marck. l\. D
experienced drhe!‘

I arses.
1:81:15 OVer race. hooks in the Dakotas

for smeral .Vezirs.
tered in three eV ents.

Richard Henry Boyd 79, founder of

the
Board" and the leading negro publish- l
er of the South. died where last. night.

 

With the Gish Sisters,

TODAY—2' :,15 7 and 9:15

Hundreds in Supportmg 0331:.

Joseph 31211511113311: and

 

 

 

 

 

A Corking Good Double Feature Program-L
; | You'll Get Plenty of Action and Entertainment.
EDITH SEERLING BILLIE RHODES
-— —~ , —- lN‘—-I—
«Tm.- STRANGER or " ‘ T
CANYON VALLEY” 1135:1133”?

FRIDAY ONLY

 

 

S A '1‘ U R D A Y
Another Big- Dguble Feature 'Biil.

 

 
 

alace
_ . Theatre .
Direction David Esterson
Cyrus W. Gray. In. Mgr.

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

TODAY
2: 15, 7 and 9:15

Victor Séastrom .

Supported by Ash-1d Holme
in a Beautiful Metro Drama
of Life in Sweden,

‘7 ‘ .“The Stroke of
Midnigh ”

Path: News

Comedy
T0 MO R ROW ONLY
Ruby Dereimer

 

One of the screen’: most

popular stars in a picture
that will hold you
thrilled for its

entire run——

“LuXury”

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UNIVERSAL COMEDY

 

SATURDAY

Antonio Moreno and
‘ Marie Prevost
Double Features

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MUSICAL

 

1 REGENT

NORWALK

Tuesday,

 

THEATRE
Aug. 29th

 

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PRICES $1. 00 T0 $2. 50
Seats on Sale Thursday, August 24, at 10 A M.

INSTRUMENTS
Sold on Easy Terms
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'Men’s All Wool Serge

 

the ranks of Oakland Hills caddies.

Whiskaway, Latest
Turf Idol, Falls

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.. Aug.
:4.——-W'hiskz1\\‘;1.\'. for whom Charles

 

 

 

VV’. Clark. rem-mix paid 3.125.000 to
liurr\ "’avnt- Whitney, is the latest

tun idol to fa l
Tlrtrnliffit‘fiqw 3101'“me
r-1- guided as tin host of the year' s crop
of thTEQ-V’Oal- OlliS tasted his first de—
flat of the 5135011 by finishing a poor
fourth among The entries in the Hur-
on handicap It was his initial start
under the colms of the Clark stable.
Monttort Jams. Kentucky turfman.
whose Surf Hider distanced Morvich
m the latter 5 attempt at a comeback
seV-erai days .1110 here. prmided Whis-
kaway's conqm ror in Rockminster.

 

Woman to Drive in
. Western Harness Meet

HAMLINE. 3111111.. Aug. 24—For the
first time in the history of the Great

 

be ,
Minnesota State Fair.
‘2 wit). it was an~
H. Li. Bryan of Bis-
who is said to be an
and trainer of
She has been handling the

She is M rs.

Mrs. Bryan is en‘-

 

 

LEADING NEGRO PUBLISHER
DEAD.

 

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permits refreshing slumber. Mrs. 0.
Stnpf, 736 Clinton avenue. Plainfield,
N. J.. says: “Foley’s Honey and Tar is
a. medicine that bears recommending.

Btu-inn

Suits—$17.50,
Young Men’s Sport Model
All Wool—$16.50

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Formerly gangs»: U. a, Potent

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Bend tar Booklet on Potent:

 

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