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in the magnifi-
reniixe that Paramount has gone A
bit beyond any successes heretofore
reached in the art of picture making
and the result is a real screen classic.
Manager Cyrus W. Gray, Jr., who
personally attended a. screening of: the
big feature before it wasbooked for
the Palace 'is especially enthusiastic
about it and assures the patrons that
they will be delighted with the show.
“Beauty‘s Worth" is a. brilliantcom-
edy in which Miss Davies as a simple
Quake maiden puts a crimp in the
snobbish younger set's curls. The
whole story in romantic, novel, re-
freshing and delightful. One of the
big features of the two dhys engage-
mcnt will be the presentation of two
dolls which have been on exhibition
at Jacoby's st ore for the past several
days. They will be given away at the
last show each evening to someone
who has been at one of the three
shows of the day. It makes no dif-
ference whether you .end mfitlnee
or first night show you have the same
opportunity of getting the doll. The
reason for the presentation at the late
show it to give hose who attend the
second performance the same oppor-
tunity as others. The winners of the
dolls will be announced on the Palace
screen until the. dolls are claimed.
They walk, talk and do many things
and are gowned in dresses made from
the gowns worn by Marion Davies in
"Beauty’s Worth."
REG EXT TODAY.
“‘andn Hawley, Rodolph Valentino,
and Other Stars On a Single
Day's Bill.
Manager David, Esterson of the
Regent theatre has set a new record
in booking a holiday feature show.
Look over this bill at the Regent to;
day and you will reach the same con-
elusion. iVanda Hawley will be
starred in Paramount's super. special
“The Truthful Liar." This is a great
picture, it is full of action of the right
life is well worth living regardless of
coal and railroad strikes. But Mana-
ger Esterson did not stop when he
made this choice. He also secured
“The “'onrierful Chance" starring
Eugene Oilrlen Rodolph Valentino
m i Marion Davies MForrest Stanley
in the Paramountfichné'fleauty‘sWorth'Gchby Cbsmopoiitan Em
H
and Martha Mansfield.
BI‘SINESS DISTRI‘L'I‘ Bl YRNED.
i l0(‘.1\.\'.\\'.\'..a Sevt. 3.—A por-
‘Iion of Tom'm s lmsine: 8 district v‘1s
me io-lm. The loss is
estimated at more 111m 55t0.0'10. The
fire stnrted from an unknown cause
Iin a billiard lmll.
—Ar‘lvertlse in the Sentinel for the
Best Rer'Iltn
kind and will make everyone feel that.
“Beauty’s Worth" 4 will st once :3 *
oineuon David human—63mm w. an)! 49-. Ian-nor
THREE DAILY
ciety's traditioni‘md i
s
MARION
., “BEAUTY’
that. day.
"AFRAID _'1'0 FIGHT ’ ’
A Selected Opium Show
Palace and Other
- ——FREE DOLLS— ‘
ONE GIVEN TO SOMEONE ATTENDING ONE OF THE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
arsm ‘ ts vivacious art Quaker miss, shattering so—
. P onnt presen the taking young blades’ heart by storm
3 the Story Played by
in the most lavish and appealing p2 7d‘ture she has ever made.
The dolls will be given away at the laSt shOW”b“t anyone attendmg
an show will have an opportunity
y Beautifully dressed in gowns cut ironihthe go rns worn
by Marion Davies in “Beauty 5 War- .
WEDNESDAY AT 2 1.5 7 AND 9
EXTRA SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE SHOW
—__—__.a——————-
Thursday—Friday—Saturday
WEI. - ON 01!". KEITH ’S VAUDEVILLE
com 1922 23 SEAS“ All Star Acts Direct. from Keith’s
Leading New York Theatres.
PERFORMANCES.
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DAVIES
SWORTH”
to get the doll given away fer
MARIE PREVOST
-—lN —
‘ ‘MARRIED A FLAPPER”
Insects That Resist Ereczing'.
Insects which spend most of their
lives in a torpid or semi- torpid condi-
tion are seldom injured and ncxer
killed by‘being frozen. There are nu-
merous instances of travelers in moun-
tuin regionsrhaving found beetle::1n1i
butterflies above the snow line Wiilt‘ii
were stiff. frozen and apparently dead.
When carried down to the warmer flil.‘
in the valley, however, they revived
In -a very short time.
No One‘Sided Prosperity.
Let him who expects one class of so-
ciety to prosper in tlie~highest degree,
while the other is in (ifstress, try
whether one side of his face can smile
while the other is pinched—Fuller.
n... ,
Lady Luck Rules Races.
A popular superstition among rat-(-
followers Is that if the money used
for betting has been carried for three
days in a Woman‘s stocking, it will
brim: a win.
PALACE
,. , h .M .
111' high stoppers with the smart musltal comedy “Irene," which
:1 .~«_l:1v evening. September
5.
MONDAY
H
will be the attraction at the Regent
11:08.
- P. M.—12:20, 2:81x. 8:21, 4:21,
6:23. 6:07, 8:13. 11:18:, 11:26:,
13:08:.
Sunday.
A. M.:——6 43. 8:03, 9:19. 10:10x,
11: 08.
P. M.:—-—1 07x. 2: 31:. 8'422, 5.82x.
Woman’s Park.
We have not yet sufficiently stud
led the part of women. or claimed
their help. They have a power 0!
spiritual vision which men have not,
It was not-.111 accident that a woman
was the herald of the Resurrection.
She may be yet again, in :1 fuller spin
ituai sense. To women great ideals
are natural. They have 1111 intuition
of the whole of things. They have ca-
pacities for training and education
which we have not yet used—Bishop
Westcott.
Self—confidence an Asset.
Have out too low thoughts of thy
self. The Cimfidenee a man hath Of
his being pleasant: in his demo: nor is
a means wzi erviiv he infuililih come-ti)
to be such .-—-Bu1'ton.
TIME TABLE
N. 1., N. H. & H. R. R. CO.
EFFECTIVE JUNE 11th, 1922.
(Eastern Standard Time.)
SO. NORWALK TO NEW YORK
Daily
A. M.—4:48x, 5:08, 5:56, 6:14.
6:55x, 7:16x, 7:19. 8:04, 8386. 9:41x,
P. M.-—12:111, 12:28, 1:22x, 2:22x,
8:46x, 4:44, 5:22, 5:28x, 5:56x. 6:21x.
10:211. 11:23.
6283:, 59:05:, 11:48:.
Sunday
A. M.—4:48x. 7:59,
' 11:01.
P. M.—12;11x, 1:46x, 2:14x, 8:4k,
4:44. 6:56x. 6:05: 6:12, 1:02x. 7:08.
9:05x, 9:40, 11:37x.
SO. NORVVALK TO NEW HAVEN
Daily
‘A. M.——5:02, 6:15. 8:02, 9:20:11. 9:52.
8:211. 8:41x.
11: 26:, 12. 08:.
SOUTH NOBWALK TO DANBURY
Daily
A. M.:—4 54, 8: 08.
P. M.:—12 25, 12. 54 (8). 1: 45 (a).
8:80. 4. 27 (Ex. 8). 5: 26.
A. MI.——8:25, 9:29.
P. LIL—1:15, 6:20.
NEW YORK T0 50. [~70me
Daily
A. M.——2:30. 3:15. «no. 8:43, 7:00x,
23:15:. 8: 24:, 9:06, 10:00,, 11:0,“
11: 45: (S).
P. M.——-12:06, 12:15 (8), 12:35 (3).
1:20x. 1:50, 2:80::. 2. 54. 2:18 (Ex, 3),
3:28.. 42101:, 4:35, 5:002, 5:08. 2:00;.
10:10:, 10:15:. 11: 00:.
Sunday.
A. M.:—-5 00. 6: 43!. 8:00,
9: 03:. 10: 00x, 11:10.
8221!.
5: 48, 6:071. 7: 28!. 8: 18, 9:101. 11:18:, ,
iDavid Solomon, Mgr.
A 01,031003 HOLIDAY
’ W A N D A
“‘THE TRUT
But This Picture jWas
In a Scintillating Parhmount Super Co'medy Production that Deals
“with a. Bride Caught :n :1 Gambling Raid and the Story
She Told Her Husband.
' WEDNESDAY—WAYJRIDAY
Roy Barnes, Lila. Lee, Zasu Pitts, Charles Ogle. 1
And 3. Score of Other Brilliant Paramount Stars in the Biggest Pic.
ture Hit of: the 1922 Season.
“IS —MATRIMONY.: A
DOUBLEFEATUEEZBILL
HAWLEY
HFUL LIAR”
AND SPECIAL ADDED AT‘i'RACTlON. ‘
Eugene O'Brien, RUDOLPH VALENTINO, Martha. Mansfield ‘
In a Super Drama of Intense Heart Appeal
“THE WONDERFUL CHANCE”
Valentino at His Best——At His Best Because He Was Trying—He Bad
Not Yet Succeeded m Putting His Name on the Broadway Lights
a Big Help to‘That End.
"FAILURE '2” 5
SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES .,
AND DAIIKENS HAIR.
Don’t Stay "Gray! It Durkens
Naturally that Nobody can Tell.
You can turn gray,- faded hair beau-
tifully dark and lustrious almost over
night if you get a. bottle of “Wyeth’s
Sage and Sulphur Compound” at any
drug store._ Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sage Tea. Recipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
are sold annually, says a.
drugg'ist here, because it darkens the
hair so‘ naturally and evenly that no
one can tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray
unbecoming faded have a surprise
awaiting them. because after one or
two applications the gray hair vanish-
es and your locks become iuxuriantiy
daark and beautiful.
This
haired unattractive folks aren' t want-
ed around, so _get busy with V‘Vyeth’s
Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight
and you 'll be delighted with your
dark, handsome hair and your youth—
ful appemnce within a few days.—
Adv. »
.80
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in: Sentinel. '
Tuesday,
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lac,” 170/7"
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well-known '
is the age of youth. Gray;
Her $12 Melted ‘
Christmas.
of wax.
buying pearls.
in only one quality.
1101. fire and a hammer can
them.
ported.
from blonde to brunette,
ruddy—Benedict the Jewelerr—Adv.
Five shades to match any skin,
pale to
lady presented her
mother with a $12 pearl necklace for
The first hot day in June
the “pearls" melted. They were made
Better ask a few questions before
Vatti Pearls won’t melt; and come
Only wood alco-
injure
By being made in America (no
duty) they cost only $20 to. $100, in-
stead of $50 t0' $200 for the best im-
:STEBW‘? S PILLS
BIA 0RD BRAND l’
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SOLD 8'! WIS, IS EVERYWHERE
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NORWAI.K -.
Sept. 5th
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PRICES~50 GENTS TO $2. 50 '
SEATS NOW SELLING—PHONE 1501 A
P. M.—12:03x 1: 20:, 2: 852, 4: 03,l
4325:, 6: 00;, 6:001. 7: 00x, 8. 0.0x,
9:00x, 10: 10x, 10: 15:, 11: 00:. ,
NERV HAVEN TO 80. NOB‘VAIIKI
Daily ,
A. lit—3:25, 4:47, 5'4.7 7:09, 7:25.;
8: 45, 10: 00, 11: 19:, 11: 54. g
P. M.:——12 52x, 2: 53:. 8: 22. 4:321.
8: 15 10: 41:.
5:051. X- family.
A. M.~—8: 25:. 6:54, 7:81x, 8:45;:
10:00, 11:19:.
HIP. M.-.——12:67x. 1:25x. 2:58x. 8:32,
5: 05:, 6: 07:, 8:15!.\§: 84, 10' 41x.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK
.Dnlly
M.—-4:58. 6: 18. 9:341. 11:10.
M.——2:24. = 5: 41.
A.
P. ,
Sunday.
M.—5:50, 11:05.
M.——5:08. 6:18.
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SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
Last Fireworks of Season, Thursday,r'Sept. 7
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RIDIN lN
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THANK HlM -
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