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It lean unquestionable {not that
"lrene, " has made more theatrical
history than any of the plays named,
for this charming. musical play hasI
been presented in every large centrei
of the globe, each and every produc-
tion of the play, having been made
hy its sponsors, the Vanderbilt Pro— I
ducing Company, who at one time.
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H11 IllNIlH (ion ( laws Two
[1 11" I .nungl’lnmlt.
1.41113 than in "Enchant-
I outrancingly beautiful
l‘-1"11l1"s l‘lny" Marion
with“ !
111
Sundav afternoon at the Wicks
this country and in Europe,
suring
thus in-
themselves as well as the
”11'
., Hills by a score of 9 to 4
NW
is
.s (,lusmonolltnu— ylarmnount
1‘1 lmx'o its final run today.
. 1 313' llohcrt G. Vignola,
- \‘.'nrli1" delightfully pictures
111‘ :1 quiet 11ml shy little
..tn :1, gorgcously gowned.
.,..'1~.1m—:11‘uv1' society belle.
m (‘11- rule of the Quak-
1‘ .11 Hm mu boas love-
111mltructivc garb as
of Paris and
always the case when a New York: in the Sevemh "~
success is leased out for road rightsI
as sometimes happens_ the third featured the game.
notch of efficiency, which has made gmade 1" Silk featuring for the
for attractions bearing their banner a. :town boys With three hits out Of
moat enviable trade mark, for the itimes at one,
amusement loving public realize the nhlch scored two of the four r
fact they will not be misded by any “made
false representation, when contempla-
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1‘1,.l,i1\1‘.~‘
in Prudence ‘for the third game of the series.
is the skilled
«..xlist Cheyne
, , \\ ho (lisggpns
. .,, , , 1....»11' In which oth-
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l1.‘.--‘
their attractions. 1
“Irene" will be presented here in
the same pretentious manner which
has characterized each and every per-1
formance since its premier. with new
'thc Nash A. A. the East Norwalk
~111lavic~
‘.\I{v11'\l
l'm'ummmt Super Spot-i1“.
‘1 1.11 1.11:1 ht Theatre the
.1‘. a 0: this city will l1:1\c
nutnlniumi iii
'11 parade, church
cmlccrt with
was most
sorvicv and band
a (lancc in the evening.
successful. Thc celebra-
tion was participated in by mm'c than
Spring Hills .. 1 (’1 l 0 ll 0 0 1
* \lullcn out for not touching l)
in third inning.
sl \l'tlARY
married
prcscnicll
and for their
1111 II” I'
“mic .1011 too, ‘ Y1¢~rllnxll<'~\‘fhnt ‘9 three hunllrml local Italians together Earned ruxiS~F.:1st Ends 5; Sr)!‘
"9949‘ .1241 "'“5' “‘h‘r'Imus f‘ml “‘IWIOUFII‘ with the full iiicnihcrship of the N. Hills 1.
i“ ”I“ “'l ”W ~‘""~“'“" m "mrm'd 1”" SH. Morin Carmelo society, of Port 'l‘wo base hits-«G. Buschbaum 11
1»,.~-.1x11l1-rl Much for 1111:1113' months past. Chester, N. Y. ‘ ISilk l. .
‘7 “‘I 1‘ l'“‘"”":- 'I‘_,, l‘nrumount SWIM“: ' fl‘hc parade was held at 0 oclock in 5 Thrcc hose liitwnnckwald 1;
. 1:11.715: :11nl 11 15‘ :11'1111y‘cl‘101'liih titled the morning. It stnrtcd at the Bos-‘ luschhnum 1: Shcchnn 1-
3' ""10“.“ A ““11"": TM“ 1011 stm'c. prncccrlcd to the Secondl Home run Shcchzm.
1tv11~ . ill pl: 13' tomorrow, Thursday . District and hack to St. Mary‘s: First on halls__of[ Rowe 2; off M
: I" ‘
hr 1-111111'11is n laugh-maker all the
‘II‘ '(‘lmrcl1. 101:1“le Gi'ndin, 1““ 1-
prcsirlcnt of;
the local organization.
and Vito Prod-l
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SPRING IIIIIS
had thirteen companies appearing in thc’East Ends defeated the Spring
Mullen
pitched a good game up to the fifth
1 1M. “11th picture. “Deau- amusement pubuc that each and every inning when the East Ends solved his
3‘ an," “hich dclighted last organization would} be presented in a. delivery and batted in three runs in
:11: 11111-1 at the Palace T1193: metropolitan manner, which is not Ithis inning. four in the sixth and two
Sheehan' 3 long drive for a homer in '
The
They have always kept the company. Spring Hill aggregation deserve much
and production up to thhe highest "ad“; for the showing When they
one b‘eing a double
Next Sunday the East. Ends fuce‘
ing an evenings enjoyment at one of ;the Lockwoods at Amusement Pork
ter Saturdays bad exhibition against
gregat'lon expect to come back strong . H' ll 9
by hard practice during the reek and 1 S
, . . .1” c.1111 1h.- young flirt castumes for the principals and chor- “if?“ being strengthened beklnd
, ,, w... 1 12.1.1 lum'n blind. He us by Lucille, Ltd, and a handsome 1 SIunday's box score follows-
,;,. §;:;11\l.\ :11 :1 fashionable new mounting, while} the personnel of. EAST ENDS ,- I
1-v1-wul'111: l’rudcuce in a the company remains practically the a..b r. 11 no. a.
, 5.» .- 11: Lilu"1“1‘ that is as artls- same as it has been for the past threeI‘ L. Buschbaum, 2b 4 0 2 2 1
. 1»- :111ytthiug ever seen seasons. IShcehan, c . _ .. . . 5 1 2 5 0
1 1 .m 1w 11. . The same custom of having the vlzluckman, 3115'. ‘ . . 5 1 1 7 1
11:: 51.1111111- thosc who sup- “Irene” symphonic orchestra augment- C. Buschbaum. cf. . 4 2 2, g 0
‘. 1 :111 : June“ ICIvidge‘ 'fruly (WI by the Thf’atl‘O'S'O‘i’n orchestra “'III; Sl‘nith, 1b . ....... 4 O 1 6 0
1 5. 15.1 Ymmnns Titus. Hal- hc followcd, so that a perfect lnter- :liuckwald. rt‘ _____ 4 1 2 0 0
1 \ ,\1:t1'im Short. Thomas .prctution of this most trueful score Ill. Ireland, ss _ . _ . 4 2 2 3 2
\l.11'lh:1 Mutton, Ailccu will be rendered. IG. Buschbaum, lf.. 4 1 1 0 0.
, 2 John {111d Gordon Doo- There are many good seats avail— Rowe, p . ........ 4 1 0 o 3
1 ml llmi is about as fine as ahle. —————
'1~::.'1 111mm. The story was Totals ., ...... 38 9 13.26 7
1.1' Sophie Kerr and Luther . SPRING HILLS
. 111 tln- sccunrio. BflNEERT AN" , 21—b- I‘. 11- 11.0.751-
m '11~:' handsomely dressed doll IT. Silk, 2b ........ 5 2 3 1 2
~ was given away at ycstcrday's . ' {Kearnv lf ........ 4 0 1 5 (r
, . “-1- will be given away at the I IKeuncaly, 3h ..... 5 0 1 1 0
Musing: of the" picture tonight. «llcnncssy. c ...... 4 0 0 9 0
.1-1 hws 11111-11 ,‘l'l't‘ill' lntcrcst in the . :Guyer, rt ........ ‘2 1 0 1 0
.. 1 i 1-1.111yom- is anxious to get B 1 1 S gallahelr, 1b ...... i g i g 3
... . ,. .- ». 33 ‘ owar.ss....... - - _
um um tint-1:11: ht g11(11 nun} Y ITALIAN Mullen. p '''''' 5 (1 0 0 1
ltl‘llleN’l‘ 'l‘().\l0l‘.,l‘.0“‘. PV. Silk, cf . . . . . . .: l j _0 ”(I
4 , _' ., ‘ ‘ The twelfth annual celebration iv—' .1 ........ 3R 4 18 2" 4
1'i~llll'_'ll!~IH‘l" All Mar ‘Onht 3:1" scnts on by the Maria SS Dell 'A;suuta.gso-’; 'l‘ot'1 ESCORT: BY IXNINGS
"“ Matrimony A lailurt- A ci1 I} held §cstcr1lay and conssiting of Enst- Ends. . l) 0 0 ll 3 4 2 0
Sir—'3 it really started.
lot
up-
five
They are
GOOD!
uns
David Esterson, Manager 5
_ _ Theatre
' Direction David Eater-on '
cm: W. Gray, In, Mgr.
Tomorrow,
Thursday 82 Friday
,The most; Costly- and preteng
tious picture Paramount has
yet made —— Norwalk people’_
will talk about it for '
manv Weeks.
“IS MATRIMONY
A FAILUR ” ,
With a Distinguished All-Star 'I
I»,
-—IN
1.112. 1...,‘101. Wilson, '1‘. '
Af-
ag—
the , Stolen bases—4335f. Ends 13: Spring SATURDAY _ _ Show 1
Hills 1- ‘ Here are two really fine FRANK MYO
1 First on errors-“East Ends 3: Attractions- I -—IN _
1Spring Hills 4. '. MIA 1‘ A u 7 n
9. spring mu. ,3 d . I Y Afraid to Fight I
3 U ires— ay en and Dugan. ___ __ '
31 . TE? 2 ms. , 'N . ,, MARIE PREVOS‘I‘
1: Scorer—~Nathan. , ‘WIFE TRAP —— 1n—
; ‘I I— . B . "BUCK JONES “Married Flapper" 'I
I ‘ '— IN —- , _
3: “MST I") . “A31 , WEST OF CHICAGO“ THURS—FRI" 3““ '
0% ' . , . VGRAND OPENING
11:: “YER IS IN Al“ or VAUDEVILLE!
4I 4“ . , A five cylinder all star Keith
I ' - - . - , ' , bill direct from leading
e. I SAN ALTOEIO. TfBXu Sept. 5.'—-—(1\S-' the early part of AuguSt, but Wrecked Broadway Theatres
6 sociated Press).«—~L1eut. James H. his plane on the Florida beach. , j ' .
0 Doolittle landed at San Antonio at ' . ____.___
.1 7:10 this morning, on thiscjn:1 stop SAMPAIO CORREIA II ‘ “1 Th1: Faynes "
0 flight from cons o coas , an opped n a onserva cry
0 off again "for Sandicgo, (39.1.. at 8:23, To RESUME FLIGHT
Struck out—by Rowe 5; by Munen
I Left on bases—East Ends 6: Spring .
after replenishing his gasoline and oil
supply.
2
1
0 Doolittle“ IS the third If. S.
0
Army
{lye-r to attempt the 2,100—mlle flight
in 24 hours.
4 ', The first attempt at transcontinental
‘Ifiying in 24 hours’ time failed beforel
(r pparson, preparatory to starting,
use
‘ ,Tug Bend Country in Texas and be-
fore he found a comparatively
Lieutenant Alexand-
was lost in February. 1922, 0\er the
safe ,
lug place lo land, had crossed the border
into \lcxico.
“Iii March 24. 1921. Lieutenant \V. D.
Conny loft .Pahlo Beach, 17111.. in a
C. one—stop flight to San Diego. hut early,
Ythe next morningrhls plane fell while.
3rv£~r Louisiana, seriouslv in'uring the
pilot. On M'al’ch 30,1iinl,
I noomue himself at
11l-
,-= ...1.,.»1... - ..
" " ""5 “ ""' 5"” (“M ”I‘M“! m-icl. marshal], led the parade. There
IIIIII IIIHTIIIIIIIH .111: T' l.r1\ 11.111103. nus nhout four hundred in lino with -
! ...-, |.ms Wilson DIIII \‘ilIIt r music furnishcd by the I’il‘icigcport, PUT ON YOUR VERY BEST BONNET-
IIII‘III ’mIm‘II’hmI‘p was: “IICI‘IC‘! II-‘I Mnrinc lmml. AND STEP“
I ‘H‘I‘I' , Service: :11 the church were held
:u'ilh l:1v\' (‘Imrlew' (‘31:111ci of l‘utcrson.
‘N. .T.. as thc cr-llhrnnt m' ”10 mass.
_ . ' . Il-‘nihcr Crnnci gavc rm interesting: ad-
11 4.111.111-4 )luncal (uuiz'llws 4”,“ 1c mp m,,,m,(.,.§ of the 5.00"“:
v.-1- l‘rwlm-ml at lie-cont Tonight.
1
_ . ‘ i At 5 o'clock in the afternoon.» the.
g: .15 l1:l\'1- lu-r'u pl‘1wl111'l‘11 m lll'itlrrcrmrl Marin!“ hand guy? a tic-1
lIt‘l’.I<ll‘ which lmw hm! , “gm“,g cmmcrl in llmn‘ sqllnrf‘. Tho
m; 11111111.:l1 In cnl‘l‘)‘ lin'm mmpprt v- 1" mi; fiun‘, in, hunlr-(rls of
1111111: than two 31 axons
of
people. Among thc numbers rendered __
- _\ :1111l silt‘l"1.‘~l~i. 31L ll cw lune FILMS VOCAL AND O
u crc: I
~1'21l that have lixml thr'ouchl 1, Star Spangled Runncr. I « , —H
lix'c masons of ironic-111101187 2. "\Yillium T('II"——0VO¥§IUI‘(‘, 305:5 WALLACE REID
Thcy (-1111 easily bc re-' siui. :
' ‘ 1.1.1. for U101!” Tll"t"0l‘rnliiz,1n , 3. Ln T1‘nx-i:1in~—sclccti011. \‘crcli. I
m. 1- liccn the talk of thé‘ ('ntil‘tl, 4. Ln Murilunn-fnuturw. \anlnc0.I DfRIEIVPiY PRICES:
‘ . . ., 1 .uuiccs 10c and -3c.
. \1",ml1l to say nothing of lhc f In the turning, a largely allcndt‘d, E1'1>11i1129~1‘~(‘, WC and 45?.
-:::(=1:-: busincss accm 11ml llwm «lance “5'19 hchl iu ilm Town Assembly I Logos 11110 [31):(9'9—«551' and {11511
~.111;_‘1r111l the countrtv. and in lin- lmll. The hull was ulccli‘ m'rangedI I Reserved
.1 th! 3' being: "I iL l: lnin’ ", “'l‘hc with Italian and ApIr-rlcnu flags and I I I
511?." mwl l 11mm Mulls:1111-11's'pr-rcu- prr‘scnlv‘ll r1 Pl‘l'Ufi' npfinnruncc. Zolic‘s
‘lIIfII rmnwucc ol :1 5.111 lmk slmp girl .lhmcc orclu-stru furnished the music LET
“l1" ' 1-." utilh mneic lay Hurry 'I‘icrz‘cy for the dance. Handsome souvenir.
,1 1 :1 .~ 1.;— erlm. MM'Hpmy whip“ programs u'r-rc distributed.
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5 Poli’ sPalace Theatre
BRIDGEPORT
Best Théatre—Best Show in New England.
—- EVERYBODY’S TALKING -—- I
RCHESTRAL MUSIC—DANCES
ended By—
in “THE DICTATOR”
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
COMING THURSDAY
GLORIA SWANSON
. —— IN —--
”HER GILDED GAGE”
,"S
“BROADWAY BROUGHT ITO BRIDGE-PORT”
'SGO!!!
'vI""I'I'i’
‘ .".'.: [(1 HM“
l’r'rwlur‘iuc ("1,1111pnuy=
1-‘111'r'r::'<11.“ll11\ ling-“Ht
The commiltce in charge of the
cclr-ln‘nlion wcrc: Joseph Gradia,
chairman: Cnrmino Nartll. Pietro Bat-I
, tone. Antonio Santa. Donate Lamorto,I
IFNE 1:11‘ I’SIDE ‘ SCJOOI \ntonio Musi. Pasquale Pennopede.1
PIT): [)CCI Hi" NOT“ ElIk Pasquale Carlene, Jimmy Nnrdi, and.
.\'l.1~nl 1111' gill.q mil for Izltle 07' Coppola.
rill 011.11 for the» _\l‘(ll‘ 1922- 23. I
’i :7 1. 1.31;}, Se'ptcmln'r 21st, at. 9:00!I
‘1
N orw'tlk,
Conn.
AIIIIIIII
W.
SOl'SA SEAT SALE 0PE-’.
Mayor Barton Among the
Buy.
{-11 at sale for the Sousa concerts at.
the Armor) licxl‘. Monday ui‘teinoon'I
11ml (\cnirp: opcncd today at Don— I-
IIIId (nt‘ncml (OUFS‘IS‘ for gills iic'llx' s with brisk buying. indicating
IIII‘I” w (“'ch one Spatial l.11'-g'( houses for both concei‘ts. MayorI
fol 901“": examinations. ’ (‘: llxin l..1.lurtcn was among the first ,
(0111259 ””913 as emethes' purchasers, his letter to the American
I “5131101093 History Of‘lmgion under “hose auspices the cons
IIIIIh and German MC’ Iu‘rts' will be ghen, being as lollowszl
‘I‘F‘E‘S 8W0 0119thth Mr} “Enclosed is my check for ticketS'
instruction and dElEIOp- for Sousa's hand concert on the 11th.
'35-“? JW‘HWCI 0f SIUdF- II'Iis hand is the most popular in the
‘Iillllf; school rooms. large country and 1 fuel sure that the peo-
'1!.' ample and beautiful ple of Norwalk will appreciate having
'1':-r (lquipmcnt for best men-.11 concert like this in the city.
' NICZ‘II development "It is a big undertaking to put onI
311ml teachers of voice piano this hand 'I hope you )vill have a.
good attendance and 18 successful
financially. "
I?1iccs Tor the matinee are $1 and
$1. 50, plus taxes, with children being-g
admitted to any reserved sent for 50c.
.l1 :rzstiuclinn by experienced I-lrst to
111- -I1‘ cc gxndualcs in I II-!
, l z'llll‘dlult‘ and Upper School
'1: , N 111ml ofl'ms College Prepmé
SEATS ON
PRICES:
Hf:
. nir‘ strictly limiled. Princi-
lm seen by appointment.
, 11m on request.
I1
(Jot-1N 91411.19 5011511 Canductot)
' Lieut Commander 1.1 5. N ll. ..P
QALE AT DONNELLV‘S, SOUTH NORWALK,
TC'MORROW MORNING, AT 9' 00 A.M .
MatineeL—Orchestra $1.15 and $173 Balcony 58c
S ccial for Children—Every Seat in the House 581:
Escning—Olchestra $1.73 and 52- 30 Ba~cony $1 15
Make Checks Payable to Sousa Concert Fund. BOX 332, 'SO-NN‘WQIR, Ct-
- —-——-—-—-—~—-—-——-.--'
Aft &
Eve.”
SEPT II
{ /' I
OE NEARLY I
“)0
“
IINIIA
mpted a flight Ispemalist
,. You do not have to wait for im-
i proxmement
lean get a little jaz of Mentho— —Sulphur
int any drug store.
I
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iIskin in place of ugly
Roy Barnes, Walter Heirs, II
Charles Ogle, Zasu Pitts ‘
'And a score more that will
Last Time Today
The Paramount Picture
Supreme !
, MARION DAVIES
- “BEAUTY’S
, 'WORTH” .
One of the most lavish and
pleas'ng productions that
has ever been made.
BIG DOLL'
At the last showtcnight
at 9 o'clock.
‘7
FREE !
please just as much
'TOMORROW
All 'Star Double Feature
KEY WEST, Fla., Sept. 5.-—W’alter
Hinton, after hopping off at 8:30
o'clock this morning, to resume his
, flight to Rio de Janeiro, With the sea—
' plane Sampaio Correia 11., Was forced
lto return to port after discoxering
that the craft was laden too heavily
for the light air. The work of light-
Iening the load began immediately and
nit was hoped to start again later in
the day.
“The Man from
IIF SKIN BREAKS OUT BURNS AND
ITCHES APPLY THIS SULPHUR.
1 Just the moment you applx ll‘dentho-
Sulphur to an itching. burnii g or
bro‘ en 9111: skin, the itching stops
and healing begins. says a noted skin
This sulphur preparation,
made into a. pleasant cold cream,
gives such quick relief, even to fiery
geczcma. that nothing has ever. been
lfound to take its place. '
“BITS OF
-—- AND
Richards & Marston
Comedy Duo
3 Harmony Hounds
Vocal Melody Trio
James H. Cullen
Lucia HALL
'REVUE
A timely combination of
minstrel $1: and musical
comedv.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Robertson-Cole Seven Reel
Feature Special
“SILENT YEARS”
the West"
1922”
Shoes
Is new, at
Because of its 5 arm destroying pro-I
perties, it quickly subdues the itching,
{cools the irritation and heals the ecze—
ma right up. leaning a clear, smooth
eruptions. rash
Matinee, 2:15;
pimples 01 roughness.
It
quickly shows. You 6:45 and'9:00.
Pictures and
Vaudeville: Evenings, Thurs-
day and Friday, 7:
,and vaudeville; 9:00, feature
'pictures oni-j; Saturday eve-
ning, two complete shows at
00. pictures
~Ad V ' 1‘
REGENT THEATRE
NORWALK
Tuesday, Sept 5th
7' ”on" (61055141 $025?
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com 475/
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_. - ' PRICES—50 GENTS To $2.50
Freed/5'51
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lyric: 5 Jar 17519593777 5:. ”55 Ag [qéggrg’goege‘
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95cm iarnsqsza 0.7;”:er
- . w ; , f Past American Legion. . ‘ n -.-. ~- . ' _
11. hrmnnmmsn. 1.3. rm... mm“, mm w,” be 3,, 3.50 Auspzces. dank 0 God my 1 ‘ SEATS 110W nLnnING—PHONB 1501,
1,11: FRANCIS A B and $2 —. plus taxes.
am ,. -m , 1 I —-
BOROTHY DARNI F
a;
? DOLLY WILL YO m. GIVE You A ($112, SAYS ,
TALK To MISTER COIN .1F You YOUARE
DORC-AN WHILS‘I’I CAN TELL ME MI ONE OFTHE
' .30 To THE STORE WHAT YOUR 'oEAResT
5151-51? THlNl-(S ,. MEN VON
ALL
EARTH
RIGHT
wearers"
GUY ALL THE OTHEQ
FELLOWS GAVE ME A
QUARTER FORTHE
SAME THING
358.3111: Yoo‘RE 'A'CHEAD
steaks.
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