MONDAY, mover as, 1922.
iii THlZ THEATRES
.. ..\ - in nus’rlcl-s as
‘ .m m our oil-“sinus THEM
‘ r; tan: l-’.~tlmatc as to the Conl-
'N,.l.u- Popularity of the Famous
“MAN" from "The High School
‘ to "The Gallant Seventh."
.ml his band are coming»—
m in this city is September
1 the plact- is the Armory:
ps. it is timely and typical to
n- an interesting estimate of
vibplll‘llllVO popularity of the
minus by which Sousa. is best
lln' popular marches which
i. mm his title of the March“
,_..:.-I-
v
.l-,\nt.-Cninmandcr Sousa. himself,
\biws lilt,‘ statistics and the esti-
nnl out (If his own opinion.
..'-m-h lh‘ nnn enough. but from his
)vils n: (nir:~w'l'\;all(ll\ and tabulation.
"i have no {also Ilimlesty." lie once
.‘~.‘l‘i ll lllll imi‘lml) interested in
\. .Tv'l l‘ ;: :lw illilrllinl' reaction to or
lll‘lli \\ll.’:l|‘\t‘l‘ i do (‘vl‘ undertafie' to
or
The Olllusl, nt‘ tho nmrc‘hés‘ 15: "Thc
.lliuh School (‘:ulcts." written in I‘ll“-
‘i' li‘lllil. ind sold to n‘p‘un £71m for
' “1' $35~~Sousa is not certain nsjo
. I'nl‘r'v‘cl sum. It is Wood in p77]?-
\
uilh a vast. section of the
m and Canadian public——
Mull buys and school girls from pri-
mmlrs to tho “quiz" for collcgc
wwniz As it was written in
it may lm pointed out that
1' than scycn "generations" of
«blldl'o-n have marched to it
it nus: um put on tho presses.
,. mnnl oldest of the marches is
=l in popularity; also. with an-
l-ul smaller st-ction ol‘ the gen-
public bore. in Canada, and
vll'llllllit I'lnl'opc. That is “The
.i'lh
y“
": \-_ .
“"‘zlllll l'nst." writtcn in the semi
- .; ot‘ (“mum's lvzulo-rship 0T tho
l'mnd of \‘k'ushiun’ton, That
I»; mndu up of ths- mr-n and
. l uho “'Pl‘t' Lager. l‘l'Pl"Dll\'(’ and
whrn “’l‘hp \Yushington Post"
car ever built.
'3 no: UNISLERE'A'LJZAR’
_ Where Are You Going
ab‘or Day 2'
Why Not Have a Real Holiday?
Why Not Go on a Little Trip?
Why Not Go in a Ford?
You Can .Afford A Ford!
You know—the Ford has the lowest first cost—the low-
est upkeep—and the highest resale value of any motor
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER
,WE WILL BOTH BE GLAD!
,
David Esterson,
gént
Theatre
«Xanager
Edmund :Lowe ,
Kingsley
tard’s‘
Adapated' from
;_Schmers Roche’s
Selected Co
.TODAY ONLY
Supported by
Star Players in Emil Chau-
Presentatian of
“LiVING LIES”
Evening Post story “A Scrap
of Paper."
Path: News, _.
1
and Mona ‘
All
Arthur
Saturday
medy
TOMORROW
Broadway
“TANGERINE”
Musical Comedy
' Hit—No motion pictures aft-
ernoon or evening.
NIGHT
WEDNESDAY
A Surprise Feature Bill
See Tomorrow's Paper
u...
V 7 . Theatre
DirectiouDavld Esterson
Cyrus, W. Gray, In. an.
TODAY ONLY
1 POLA NEGRI
v Celebrated Russian Star inran
'Adaptation of the Dramatic
Success “The Yellow Ticket"
“Devil’s Pawn”
h
Sennett Comedy.
“DUCK HUNTERS"
’ Pathe ‘NeiNs'
TOMORROW
The picture that will stir the
emotions of everyone—Virtu-l
ally‘a “Way Down East”
to the South
“MY OLD KEN-
TU CKY HOME”
An exceptional feature that
merits very generous support.
a
THUfiéDAY & FRIDAY
One of. the b‘ggest pictures
of the year.
ALMA RUBENS
In the Paramount super "
presentation
f‘Find the Woman”
'u-rd pluyml in public—«they dc-
..l in it a now. and fresh and vitall . . _ I ‘
l' nmwh limo composition. and! J I I. a ' I
.2. l-,:<:-iili::lly American. l 1 c0 8 1n n‘ 1
.. llilvt‘l‘ Vitivlis." tlt‘lllt‘iltt'tl by the , . . -'
m 11 Him: to the l'nifcd Statcs bin-i . , , ; Ei’erxthli‘fl
:‘u s and adopted by thcm aslthcn‘ OPERATING 30 FORD STORES - 3 eel] lca
t‘illl'lili march tune, is svcond lll popu- . I . 'fi
hull} iml out). with lllv marlin-s (who , K I 1 - L 1
lmw l: m: :l matter 0? course). but 0 ' ' O ‘ ‘ '
."l‘~u nub tlu- soldiers and sailors of 52 North Maln. St " SO Norwalk 'H
. . O —
1 nclv Sum. l _. ' 2 Stores .
".\I t'.il:lll.'lli 'lbnch" holds its own _ . ,
much the )‘i-urs since it was com- ' L'befiy Square 1‘ NO. Main 8t‘
,..q l. .mmnnd in popularity with ' 7
w who “'(‘l‘l‘ suw-rtlu-arts or. newly- P. 8' Remember $96'57 IS the firSt 1133111th on a Ford ‘ Te" 2978;"
.-- inulvu and grooms in the mid ' ’ °
, Mn ,0 m: or 190,; ,0, ,, Tourmg Car—balance 1n convenient payments. I
l" ' llu- ('ulnl' of tho surroundings
h it was wriltcn~-—.\Tanh‘utlan
ulloining Concy Island prop-
~‘-.--l it was tho pct rl~sort ol’ Now
ii.
«My dwellers in the good old
mm.- ”
x 1; Fulton." a tribute to thc
_. ., .- ' >0 )ularity . . V .
“ “”‘m‘l ”1 1 ‘ I'AllAtlu 10m“.
‘Hllt \\h.il is still Culh-(l the (llnl
:. my (-nllnnnnising Stairs cast
.\1 :sxlssippi.
[ . llik - - n ' 1 y -
l ‘5 ‘l-llnn” 1S St ("end choice of gr: 5 'mi‘f:_‘“‘: 11'2“" him"
“lbw-rim (if thousands (‘\'t‘f‘}'\\'llt‘l‘t’. It l,“ l 1’ VB
*lrlt N. wins: lho- taste of those who dmong thc man) _3 “g9 ‘ “W *"v
to ML- ”up“ first 'icqnaint'incc- with which have liven seen in almost eu-iy
.M p ‘ ., ,_H. m ”1,. WW“. “4”,” llislikv- town in the l‘nitcd States. there is
hum-,1: comic (Alwyn. was tho l'uu'v. In W‘l'h-‘lil-‘l. 110110 “\‘Vh’lChv ("l.l‘l)'(‘(’:“ :Ufl}
*ll' “bl-with. lln- mamh Wm“ sung by i‘f'l‘iniu‘it-Y'afi “ht Xenon .. C 9 -
“1,“ “up!“ 1‘ .HM (.lmms and 'l his graphic account ol :1 girl 5 strug-
m lllt' list ol‘ uumbl-rs as “ilr.
i ll! f‘upitnn!"
"‘0 "Finn-souls. as in. .32:
Vlll'if’" with the groups or divi—
‘ miln'tl. “'hnt, lilt‘ll, nun“ lit'
a. first choice? The answer is:
Forever."
It cu m e
.‘5l‘1l‘S4 and Stripes
‘2’ ln- )O’IIY’S (lid.
5 pupulnrily in thc days
I’ll, T:l'.llll' in 18108. and has
- :M _\~'.‘Il‘sl have roll-
uuxthinsr may
. , ‘5. lot-ks- the formal and
vim ~ .; . _a,,,, of H: 't‘w ”‘l't‘SS. "The
. l'urv \< l' is the "Of-
1M 123ml States of
'. nun ‘ '5: choice?
Ill t.ll\'l' TODAY.
- Wink” liu'ninu‘ I‘tht Story
\ \n-rnp nr l'upcr." _
minim) or “Livi‘hg Lics"
. 'I‘lu‘ntrc for today only,
wt has swlr-clcd a plow
l by (-u'ry known test
n r»! and {rt-herons pub-
i.i«s" has been
v scri'e'n from Arthur
Us well known Satur-
slory, “A Scrap of
» tmnst’t-rrml from the
:v continuity by one of
\. run writers and pro-
l‘imutul‘nl \rfisc suc-
~:uu.~: and we y. The
,. ml stars. the load-
ll' lln- capable hands
. .l~ lidmund Lowe and
rah-y. No b'ctterplc—
x~ -- no ll at the Regent
- "Living Lies" and
.. man to believe that
i pb lily in it for high
~ . l rum-um will also in-
\I\\':< and a selected
(ms:
l'nsl
mm
‘ “my," "gum-1“ .,
- only.
comedy ,situations presented, in
drab atmosphere of a jail.
i
Bridgeport
Wrecking
“Devil's Pawn" “'liich Stars l'ola Nc
ulc to make good despitc of all oh
stitch-s and her ultimatc solution 0
i
! long
And now it has rcmaiucd for
tl‘t-ss with tln- tirc anti lincnt-ss
sr-ssod by thc incomparable I‘ola Negl'
to translate this story to the
which. under the paramount banner
be i is coming to the Palace Theatre today
as onc of the finest pieces of in-
tl-nsivo drama ever enacted upon the
screen.
TANG ERINE.
I Splendid Poll for Big Broadway Mus-
ical Comedy Hit at Regent To-
)norrow Night.
”Tangerine" which comes to
Regent Theatre tomorrow
- - .. ~ ‘ . l‘ the usual musical
l ~ Inw Is An luu'cptional mg choruses 0 .
. \,,;”,m“,,” m» “1." Known comedy. In fact it starts in. xvhat
might be, except for the hilarious
Three young husbands
Vising,‘ Kai! Nielsen. Dave Kane) are
in Ludlow Strcet Jail. the famous
alimony abode of New York, for fall-
ing to pay the alimony awarded their
rcspective wives/ (Rebekah \Vcavcr.
Jcan Murodc, and Florence Folds.)
A friend. (Sam Cricherson) is sud-
denly incarcerated withthcm because
since prohibition the alcoholic wards
arc too overcrowded.
This friend agrees to pay their dues
in the Alimony Club, take them to the
island of Tangerine where the women
do all thcxwork, induce their wives to
go there on yachting trip, and after
the yacht has sailed away, bring about
reconciliations, something he must d'o
to convince his sweetheart (Miss Eva
Wrbber) that. marriage may be a suc-
cess after all.
all dilllcultics in the finding of a triu-
is‘om- of the best known to the
vountlcss followers of popular drama.
an ac-
pos-
screen
of l llllllt'l‘ the title of “The Dcvil’s Pawn."
Advance rcports schedule this picture
the
evening
only begins without the noisy open-
the
(George
f
i
v
might following a complaint made to
the- work -und- supportotheir- hus-
bands" idca. The dcu-lopmcnt of the
rcconciliution plot causes the fun of
the play. The. \Vomen all become
cnrupturcd with their work to such an
extent that thcy fairly remake the
Isle of Tangerine- and the. main street
bristles with prosperity.
All the while the husbands become
worn out through staying at home
and being just handsome "birds in
gilded cages“ for their busy Win-s.
'i‘hc ltlng'sfcight wives, who up to thtx
:irriull of the American women. hzuc
made the isle a plaoc of untold joys’
for the king, have in the meantime
hccn learning much about feminine
indopcndcncc under American lllf‘ult‘
laws for women.
The result, a revolt. but out or the
tumulLa reconciliation all around
with the bluebird of happiness sit-
ting upon each little (‘ouplu lor ('\('l"
and ever more. That is, for all ex-
cept the king who must give up his
eight little wives and return to his
brow-beating South Set \a-np \vit‘c.
There are plenty of good seats avail-
able.
FRANKLIN JUNIOR HIGH EXAM
INATIONS.
Make-up examinations for pupils of
the Franklin Junior High school will
be. held at the school on Thursday
and Friday, August 31 and September
1. The schedule of examinations fol-
lows: ’ v
Thursday.
August ill—92004030.
geography; 10:30-12:00. English.
Friday. September 1—9:00-10:30.
American history: 10:30-12:00. arith-
metic and algebra.
Pupils wishing to take examinations
in subjects other than those listed
above should call at Franklin school
on Thursday, between 9 and 12. to
arrange for desired examination. ‘
Sun Still a Mystery.
The sun is a hotter place than the
old orthodox hereafter. Its tempera-
ture is about 6.600 degrees ccntlgrade.
In breadth Old Sol $3365.00!) miles
across. Compared with him, our earth
is like a kernel of popcorn in the cen-
ter of a dinner plate. But although
Between Oak and
Second-hand parts
‘ fit any make
OLD " CARS
Sell Your Old Car: to the
1310 North Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586.2
Auto
Co.
Center _8t..
and that.
of car ‘
Old Sol regulates our life, growth and
o
health from u listance of 92,930,000
miles. to be exact, science as yet knows
little about him. observes Cupper‘s
Weekly. People realize in their sub-
conscious minds that the sun is close-
ly related to the mystery of life, which
is one reason they are forever talking
about the weather that is regulated by
the sun as completely as a furnace
regulates the temperature of a house
in winter. But the big day star is al-
most as much of a mystery to us a.
he was to the ancients. '
cardandwewfllc
Advertls—e— in the Sentinel.
NOTICE
We buy and sell_ new and
second hand clothing.
Highest prices paid.
If you have any, drop it! a
S.‘ LEVY
58 Water St. 4 So. Norwalk
ALBERT PENLIK FIXED.
Albert Penlik. of 5-3 Ely avenue,
was fined 37 and costs for intoxica—
tion and $10 for assault on his wife.
by Judge George H. Vosburgh in the
downtown court this morning.
Penlik was arrested by Patrolman
John Smith at 11 o'clock Saturd..-y
the police about his actions at’ his
home.
At the island they all find another
Alimony Club alumnus (Johnny
Fields) who is the King of the Isle
\
vow mm ,
and has evolved the “women-do-all-'
Mirror Cleanser. .
A soft cloth dipped in spirits of cum- ‘
phor is effective in cleaning a. greasy
mirror.
NORWALK
REGENT _ THEATRE ..»~
Pres: 9'
GE “l
AN UNUSUAL
. ' am
OF THE TROPICS.
new sow/r C731 fir one. Gal/dyes:
Tuesday, Aug. 29th
CARI. CARE-TON
.5“! in. Musmmcoy "
2am om/re dll bar 027722: mcom': df Mr W 1727553
B
t
Illustrious Carlton Cast and Hosts of Luscious L
In a Brilliant Brand New Production.
, PRICES $1.00 Toszm
' ' SEATS" ARE ‘NOW ' SELLING-J’HONE
\
asses
,
,,, 7..
, ” Try: a sentinel Want Adv. g
Every child should see it.
Sennett Comedy
Path: News
. WED, THURS. & FRI.
A big double feature program
presenting tWO of the sea-
son’s best pictures.
Robert J. Flaherty’s
. ‘Nanook of the North’
fiHas created a...sensation
where it has played—One of
the fir§t four pictures of the
year——Ditferent and as ‘beau-
tiful as it is ditterent.
— AND —- ..
JEmeL CARME
With supporting all—starrcast
— IN — ‘ '
, “Nobody”
and Power Co.
a want. ’
scrum .
I. 8. Mass. 5‘ Tech.
Phone am my
Wuhan-team '
Summer“
Footwear.
ll;
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Prospect Hill,’ Norwalk
A school for girls and for little
boys, will open for the year 1922-23“
on Thursday, September let, at 9:00
A. M.
Thorough instruction by experienced
faculty of college graduates in Pri-
mary, Intermediate and Upper School.
Upper School otters College Prepa-
ratory and General Courses for girls
‘froni fourteen to twenty—one. Special
reviews for college examinations.
General course offers as electives:
Economics, Psychology, History of
Art, French and German, etc.
Small classes give opportunity for
lndivdiual instruction and develop.
ment of right method of study.
Commodious_ school rooms, large
gymnasium, ample and beautiful
grounds offer equipment for best men-
tal and physical development,
Exceptional teachers of voice, piano
and drawing.
Enrollments strictly limited. Princi—
pals may 119‘ seen by appointment.
Printed, matter on request.
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER. A. B.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS, A. B.
J
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Suits—$14.50
Young: Men’s Sport Mogel
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