IDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922‘.
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Palace
Theatre
Direction David mutation
Cyrus W. Gray. In. Mgr. ‘
TODAY 6; TOMORROW
Nrt only the most costly, but
(hc cleanest and positively
me best five act vaudeville
program that was ever pre-
:aented in this city.
BROWN '8 DOGS
Novelty Canine Offering
MORLEVEISTERS
The Darklowu Flapper:
LUCILLE ROGERS
America 's Prima Donna
STANLEY & BIRNES
Two Bright Lights from
Broadway
Broadway Kiddie
Cabaret
A Cast. of 12 Brillilant
Juveniles
7.....- fl...
Ranging in ages from 4 to 11
years and presenting the
biggest half hour's entertain-
ment program that has ever
been offered.
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Last Time Today
DOROTHY
DALTON
IN
"The Siren Call”
Saturday
, \Nuth specml children’s mat-
’ me'c .lt 2 H5. The kiddie cab-
i .ll‘t't cast w:ll have some-
thing very interesting and
' specmlly arranged for Nor.
\NJIH Children to offer.
mission 20c, tax paid.
(.‘oldwyn All Stars in
“WATCH YOUR
STEP"
;; Sunday Evening
Hodkinscn Presents
ALL STAR CAST
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‘3 “FREE AIR”
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'l‘r\' u Sentinel Want
. a; (or the best results.
Advertise-
Regent
David Esterson. Manager
Last Time Today
THOMAS .
MEIGHAN
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“If You Believe It,
It’s So”
The soul-stirring drama of a
fallen man’s battle for love
and happiness. , Theo ore
Roberts, Pauline Stark, and
Joseph J. Dowling head the
great supporting cast.
Tomorrow
Special Double Feature
FRED STONE
The Million Dollar Comedy
Star in
“THE DUKE OF
CHIMNEY OF
BUTTE”
—AND—
SHIRLEY MASON
Fox Prima Donna in
m‘ room T NOEWAI-Kj EVEN". ”Gm V 'rm’ 31-" " '
result of an excellent training else-
where. He will essay the character
of “Hulda." a portly and more or
less lovable ' young negress. in the
opening sketch of the Frolic. In this
little melodrama. . also will be Berry
Horton. Harry J. Dul‘E. James T. \Vit-
hall. Arthur Caney and Willett A.
Hanford‘, all well known in Norwalk.
The plot provides openings for several
local hits and ends in an unexpected
and ludicrous manner. The entire
playlet is a clever satire on high life
in one of t1.e.darktown sections that
will be easily recognized by the audi—
ences. A humorous background will
be provided by several younger mem-
bers of the Grotto who are invited to
”Hulda's Ball." '
REGENT mDAY.
Sleighan's Latest Picture Hit. 00m-
plctes Its Successful Run um
Thomas Meighan’s “It You .Believe
It. It's So" ends its three days‘ run
at the Regent Theatre today and
concluded one of the most successfu”
engagements that any picture has
had. It is pleasing indeed and is with-
out qualification approved by the
hundreds of Norwalk people who have
looked at it within the past two days.
All agree that Mcighan has made no
better production than this one and
‘-'If You Believe It, It’s So." '
REGENT TOMORRO“'
Fred Stone and Shirley Mason Sharing
Honors 0n barbie Feature Bill.
Fred Stone, the'comedian worth a
million dollars. _and Shirley Mason
pride of the Fox organization are
sharing honors on the Regent double
feature program tomorrow. Fred
Stone will appear in “The Duke of
“YOUTH MUST
HAVE LOVE”
Sunday Evening
Hodkinson Presents
ALL STAR CAST
— IN .—
“FREE AIR”
Chlloney of Butte" and Miss Mason
Isnpplementing her recent success in
“The New Teacher" will come to
.swept New street. early this morning; >
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a; .
"‘Youth Must Have Love." No two
better» attractions could possibly bear
arranged. . ,-
snmovn 'TESmmT DESTROY-
ED.
SEYMOUR. Oct. 27.—Fire which
destroyed one three-story tenement
and badly rianxagcd two others he--
sidcs doing slight damage to three
morn: tuildings in the vicinity. The
loss is estimated at tibout 31500.1 with
very little insurance“ Lack of Water
prevented the fivu'uen from conqflflg
1113 the blaze as quickly as they could.
The explosion of a still is alleged to
have started the blaze.
REPUBLICAN CAIKPAIGN FUND.
CHICAGO, Oct. 727 (Associated
greasy—1mm Republican National
committee-has raised $422,066 for the.‘
present campaign. a 2d up to the close
of business. Wednesday night. had-
spent $421,444. leaving $622 on hand.l
Treasurer Fred. W. Upham announced I
today. .'
His report. filed with the clerk I
the House of Representatives. show .l
B. Mellon of Pittsburgh. brother of ’
the Secretary of the Treasury as the‘
largest individual contributor: giving
$25,000.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk and vicinity: Mostly
cloudy tomt: somewhat warmer
near coast; Saturday fair. fresh, prob-
ably strong west and northwest winds.
The Western disturbance has moved
very slowly during the last 24 hours
and is now central over North Dako-
ta. Pleasant weather continues east
of the Rocky Mountains except on the
Gulf coast. The temperature is rising;
in the central sections from Kansas
eastward to Ohio. It is above freez-
ing along the northern border except.
in the eastern portion of the Lake rc.l
Norwalk in a brand new ‘release
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glon and Northern New England.
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Sale of tidkcts for reserved seats at
tho Monkt-r Grotto Frolic and min-
slrcls ncxt 'l‘ucsday and \Vetlnesday at
the ltvgent and I’nlncc theatres. re-
spectively. opened at the box office of
the theatres this morning. and showed
that the brilliant reputation estab-
lished last year has created much in-
terval in :ulvnncc and a goodly number
arc taking no chances of securing
suits ncxl ww‘k.
One of the new faces in the min-
strq-l circle will he that of Thomas 0.
Taylor. fifth from the left end of the
crescent. Mr. Taylor has not pre-
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
PALACE VAUDEVILLE. ' I
So Many Bright Spots in Five Act Bill
It is Hard to arose Headliner but i
Kiddies Probably “‘in On Age. l
‘There are so many bright spots to
the Palace vaudeville program this
' week that picking a headline? and
doing justice to everyone would be a
‘very ditflcult matter were it not for
the fact that the. mddies' cabaret :
which is hereby chosen for the star l‘
number'of the bill brings before the
public the best trained company of
juveniles that. haS'ever been in this.
city. Even the Morely Sisters whose .
names in electric have lighted Broad- V
way seemed pleased with these per— ~
formers as they watched them sfter
turn which
Broughtforth'a reception seldom giv-
en to «icminine stars in Nor-walk. The
Kiddies won their way straight into-
the hearts of the Nor-walk theatre- ;
goers and this act will be part of a
show that undoubtedly will make a
new record "for Norwalk. Those
Morely Sisters too_.were a, decidedhit.
It was a. relief to see the two fine
looking young womenoppear on theI
stage stylishly dressed. In a small l
"way they furnished with their “dark ‘
town flapper" program an abbreviated ‘
fashion show. Their songs were .
catchy and well rendered and the any !
predation displayed by the audienc
was evidence of the popular cho
they struck. “ ' Stanley and Birnes got
over some clever :rcomedy chatter andf
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NOTE:
7 We Are Giving Away
a whirlwind dance program that en; l SOSouthMam Street
titled them to a place ~,by themselves: p : =1 ' .
in the. list. of terpischorean. specialists; v_
who have played in this city. Lucille"
Rogers prime. donno. vocalist .wss
also very good and her songs Were ac-
for as... It‘wiil be repeated today.
corded a generous round jot approving
applause. Brown’sl'gogs opened the
Tomorrow Goide presents “Watch
roux-fistepvrand where. will be ,a. spe-
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