tomorrow in
~ . ts.
* each, wall th.
? . and satin tons-
'. by the star in his
- Juan Geller-do," a bull
2 When fully dressed
{non of his cape of pink
sh bull~tizhtor tinkles and
battery of bells on n busy
e torero suits are not the
mini dentures of the Valentino
- onntion in this picture. There
1. n ragged outfit of the young street
gamin with bull-fighter aspirations
and the dsehing gypsy costume worn
at Gollardo's country place. All hove
been figured to display at its best the
vivid, exotic touch which has erected
the sudden, countrywide Valentino
'. azue. -
The Valentino genius for romantic
love-making has adequate opportunity
with the two widely diaerenuatodl
feminine; leads. played by Lila Lee,
sweet and gentle, and Nita. Naldi, vol-
canic and. tempestuous. “Blood and
sand." is. a. Fred Niblo production.
.{rlapted by J une Was. Alvin Wyet-
ni‘r photographed. ncluded in‘the
wast are .Walter Long, Leo White.
Hose Rossnova, Marie Mnrstini.
”vol-g9 Field, Fred Becker, Charles
Lil’ i. er.
———..___...__.____
“TH E STORM"
,,..
Ewnsstlonal Picture Spectacle at Rs-
gent, Beginning Tomorrow.
The awesome stillness of frozen
:mtos, snowbanked— - ‘
'l‘he whispering quiet of giant, snow-
xwlghted sentinel trees—
A primitive man—
.\ man sick of women and tired of
low»—
‘m innocent girl thrown upon them
ll}: chance——
” And a cabin in the midst of the
loneliness.
Put these all together, they spell.
""‘rouble." And so they do in the
L niversal-Jewel production. “The
Storm." starring House Peters at the
Regent Theatre tomorrow. Wednesday
and Thursday. '
with Matt Moore, Virgini
Swicknrd. Gordon Mtge: 1,5314%;
{3:111:33 e3 suéipgrtkot Peters, direct.
no or ‘
or "The om Nest.” an the ”mam“
Limgdonr McCormick wrote the play
from which the picture «was adapted
and which made New York stage his-
tory. "The Storm” was the sensatiOn
o! a. season and its dramatic possibil-
ities were readily recognized by Uni-
versal. ’
“BLOSSOM TIME"
Big Schubert Musical Play at Regent
Tonight.
It is a. large and important. corn an
that the Messrs. Shubert h: v:
.brought together for "Blossom Tinn.”
which will be the attraction at the
Recent Theater this evenin: oni;.
The story of "Blossom Time" is
based on a love incident in the career
if Franz Schubert, the famous Vien-
nese composer. Franz Schubert will
be impersonated by Hollis DeVanncy.
Mr. DeVsnney. during the past two
the Gilbert and Sullivan productions
at the Park Theatre, New York. Baron
Frans Schrober. a friend of Schu-
bert's. will be taken by Horace Ruwe.
Schubert's three young girl friends,
_ Mitzi, Fritzi and Kitzi, will be plved
~l-y Lamel Nomeih. Shirley Sherman
and Sonya Leyton. Teddy Webb Will
have an important role and so also
will Edwin fraylor. who mode a. great
hit last year in the Schubert produc-
tions last season. Edna Temple will
be seen as the prime. donna, La Bel-
laruna. The Messrs. Schubert have
provided a brilliant company of ar‘
lists including Teddy \Vebb. Hollis
DeVanney, Horace Rowe, Donald Kent
it is :i picture of top notch calibre,
u.-.
Titus, Joseph Mendeisohn, Edmund
4'
Regent ‘
SEAT SALE WEDNESDAY, 10:30 A. M.
............... $1.00 to $2.50
Prices .....................
DAVID nsrznson, Manager.
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY
TONIGHT
The Messrs. Shubert Present
Blossom Time
A Three-Act Musical Play.
Books and Lyrics by Dorothy Donneliy.
A BRILLIANT COMPANY OF ARTISTS.
czNE OF THE MOST ELABORATE STAGE PRODUCTIONS THAT
, HAS EVER COME TO NORWALK AND DIRECT FROM
i; 'iTS BIG TRIUMPH ON BROADWAY.
Theatre *
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Together with
500 $1.00 $1.50
EVENT EXTRAORDINARY!
GRAND OPERA
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601111!
6. Anita Klinova, Messrs. Mario Valle, _'
Pietro Di Biasi and Notch Gem and 'e
ENTIRE CAST, BALLET AND oncnesrnA or THE
CENTURY THEATRE, new YORK.
One Performance Only
SUNDAY MATINEE, OCTOBER lst.
' Palace Capacity Oflers These Extremely Low Prices:
BOX OFFICE OPENS TODAY.
Reservations May Be Made by Mail or Telephone-Barnum 546.
. Pu , .
“MADAM BUTT ERF L ” . .
By the Original San Carlo Opera Company Cast
Including the Famous Japanese Guest Artist
years. can: all the baritone roles m-
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’i‘OMORROW-WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY"
, $33313 KILL ' <
'Vouldfirbu DoiVlnl the
Bench Canadian Girl Did?!”
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Directed by Radio
Fitzpatrick, Eldon Baker. James Bur-
roughs. Edwin Taylor, Otis Sheridan.
David'Resnick, Laurel Nemeth, Shir—
ley Sherman. Sonya Leyton, Edna
Temple. AmymLester and Ruth Hur-
ley. There are plenty of good seats
available,
DISSENTION IN
RECTOR .HALL’S
CHURCH SHOWN
(Continued from First Page)
They still feel certain that Jealousy
was the motive which prompted the
double killing. but they confess them-
selves baffled at every turn.
Their investigations have disclosed
evenincreasing evidence or dissension
within the church, nil pointing to
trouble fomented by the
friendship oi! the rector and Mrs
Mills and her apparent influence over
the minister in his conduct of the
church. But 'bc‘y haw. noon lingfllh;
to find the person 0!‘ persons who fit-
_________,__.,- ,
reported ,
'ed the fatal shots.
In fact they have been uable to find
any one who saw the couple later they.
8 o‘clock on the Thursday night be-
fore the bodies were found. Several
witnesses have told of seeing both Mr.
Hall and Mrs. Mills in the vicinity of
the spot where'the bodies were found.
Raymond Schneider. who with Pearl
Balimer. found the bodies. was to be
questioned for a second time today.
Schneider and the girl. who said they
were looking for mushrooms when
they found the bodies. were closeted
with Q“? investigators yesterday for
some time. but no announcement was
made as to the nature of the investi—
gation obtained from them. The git?
was locked up at the request of her
father and will be charged with in-
corrigibiilty.
A magnificent grand opera. benefit
performance in this city is now belgg
planned by Mrs. S. Z Poll. to t e
gplace on Sunday. October lst, at
i'oli's Palace Theatre, Bridegport.
Penn.
t is‘no less than the prOdUCv
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3». : any, Jr. W
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mood
TODAY .iNomMoRRow
7 Ana-espouse 4o5popuhrfidemandrthi: mfiflfi mm m,
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Supported by Lilia' Lee'and Nita Naldl'ln his first starring vehicle:
' Story by the author of “The Four. Horsemen" ,
screen's greatest love:- as a daring rereador in a flaming 6mm: of
Spanish passion. 'A thousand times greater than “The Sheik. ,,
Tim Reel Mack Bennett Comedy
PH :
and ‘ Valentinorjng
Nerve
o-———
Fred Stone
-—in— '
“Billy Jim”
SPECIAL NOTICE. '
Because of the length of the program. the show will start tonight
and tomorrow night promptly at 7:00 o’clock.
WEDNESDAY
PALACE MID-WEEK DOUBLE FEATURE PRIGRAM
l
Tom _Moore
“Mr. Barn; driven? York’
tion of Puccini'smorld—faxhous opera,
“Madam Butterfly." bythe San Carlo
Grand Opera. Company, which is to
be brought to Bridgeport complete in
all departments, orchestra, chorus,
ballet/complete scenic and. costume
eouipment, and all the distinguished
artists of the New York cast including
the celebrated Japanese prime. donna,
Tamaki 31mm. Mme. Miura only just
arrived in New York from Tokio to
join the San Carlo forces now playing _
their anual New York engagement at
the Century Theatre. .
Mr. Poli has just returned from the
metropolis. where he secured the co—
operation of Impresario Fortune Gallo
in this we y project, and the latter
has gracio‘sly offered to bring his en:
tire organization of over a hundred
people here on the morning of Sun-
day, October let. using a. special
train for the transportation of the
company members
volume of effects necessary to produce
the Puccini Iaxorlte upon a metropob
itan plane of excellence and beauty.
Such notable singers ,3: Anita; Kli-
novn, meizofsoporano; ‘Mario' I'V’aile,
baritone. homer; WWW”. Pier
tro De Bias! and Nettie Cetvi. basses.
«formingrthe identical cagwhtch on
last Friday produced “Madam Butter-
fly'"in New York. Ernat Knock, one
of the leading r: conductors in grand
opera, will comeLto conduct the per-
forman' ce here: '
In securing the co-Operation of Im-
presario Gallo for this event. Mrs.
Poll has accomplished the doubleser-
vice of bringing to Bridgepbrt the'San-
Carlo organization and affording mu-
sic ”lovers here an opportunity to
heart’s-he of the masterpieces superbly
done; -
ment. "
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COMING—THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY:
An exceptional five act vaudeville program festuring
LA PILARICA Time
With Viol. Victoria, Dancers from the Spanish 6.. ' '7
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