' ~ IAY, OCTOBER 30, 1922.
Regent
Theatre
David Esterson. Manager
TODAY
Paramount Presents the ;
Lubstich Super Special
*‘ABOVE ALL LAW”
One of the most lavish and
spectacular features ever
made.
COMEDY NEws
TOMORROW
MONKER GROTTQ
MNSTRELS—NO .
PICTURES .
Wed .—Thurs.—Fri. f
We won't stop to say \vhat is l
the second best picture we
have offered to Norwalk pa- .
trons—rout we unqualifiedly i
say that the BEST is—
CHARLES RAY r
in the United Artists Screen 8
Adaptation of
“A TAILOR MADE
MAN”
"It‘s the best picture I have
looked at in a long time." .
says Samuel Kantor, former 3
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Direction David maternal: .
Cyrus W. Gray. Jr.. Mgr.
Today and Tomorrow
JAMES OLIVER a" “
CURWOOD‘S
Greatest story adapted for
the screen as one of the
greatest cinema triumphs
ever achieved.
“THE VALLEY OF
SILENT MEN” . l
A.Paramount and it is a
super feature
— Starring —
ALMA RUBENS
And a brilliant-cast of players
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LEE KIDS ' COMEDY
NEWS
Wednesday
MONKER GROTTO
MNSTBELs—No
PICTURES
Thurs.——Fri.-—Sat.
Vaudeville's biggest novelty
offering—A deluxe dancing
specialty.
THE SIX SKEIKS OF
ARABY
You'll talk about them for a
owner of the Regent.
It's a. 10 Reel Production
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COMEDY NEWS
j AT THE THEATRES ,
month after seeing them.
FOUR OTHER BIG ACTS
——AND—-
Thursday and Friday
MARION DAVIES
The three million star of the
day's greatest Broadway hit
in its predecessor
f‘THE YOUNG ‘
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PAIR MURDEREI]
YONKERS. N. Y.. 6st. 30.—The
strange manner in which Daniel Co-
hen. 22. and his bride of a month met
death in their apartment was _no near-
er solution today. ‘ .
An autopsy revealed nothing more
than an inconsequential inflammation
THINK BRIDAL . ~i
ill
msomno’swm" mom ‘
l.
of the stomachs of both. This. how-
gvcr. failed to destroy the murder the-
ory held by Coroner Snowden. who or-~‘
dered City Chemist Sloane to make an
analysis. The coroner announced that.
he would conduct an independent in-.
vestigatlon of the case. , a
Police officials declared that they
were convinced Cohen and his wife
died when the oxygen in the apart~
ment was exhausted by burning gas.
There was no indicatior‘they said. of
a suicide pact. as the couple. accord-
ing to their relatives. had been happy.
There was no evidence of murder. the
police said. ;
The bodies. linclothed. were found
vcsterday by neighbors who broke
hrough the doors of the apartment.
Cohen lay on the floor\of the bath~
room. face down. and lfls wife. her
face submerged. was in the tub. i
_ All doors and windows of the apart.g
mellt were locked. A gas cooking
stove, burned in the kitchen. and the
gas water heater ill the bathroom was
Oil. Mrs. Cohen's" right wrist was
swollen. Both man and. Woman had
been bleeding from the nose. None of
their offer is had been touched.
Cohen. a draftsman_ met Frances
Isrwl or Lakewood. N. J.. only a. short
time before their marriage. They had
a comfortable. cozy home. aid had'
BIG SONGS!
Everythinngig ButThe Price !
‘TOMO‘ROW‘ NIGH”
BIG CHORUS!
Be“ Sure and Take the Whole Family to This. 7- ;’ -.-
At .the Ealace Wednesday Evening
» + AT yTHEFREGENT
I MONKER GROTTO A *
BIG MINSTRELS
X'
BIG SPECIALTIES !
ifs;
ESCALLOPS, OY ! _
OYSTER COCK! '_
CLAMS, CLAM 0'1
' ‘ . TAILS ' g
or on Half Shell
And Home Made ' '4
A Served _
Also-to Take Home. '
been visited by their parents several.
times since their wedding. Cohen‘s
reputation was reported excellent.
3lNlEll8ECl‘lllNAl .
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NEW YORK. Oct. 3ll.~—r'l‘hr(-c inter—
sectional contests on next Saturday's
football schedule ill the East prom-,
isz- to enliven a program which 02h ‘r-'
wisc marks somewhat of a lull inl
preparation for the concluding big
games of the season. l
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IIUNKI'ZR ("(0111) )IlNSTRI-Il.§. DIANA Harvard‘ulll engage l lorilla l,ni
’Hurrv |- suumwrmd ll'lrold Ii vcrsity in 'one oi the lntcrsectionnl
- ‘ 'I- E ' ‘ ‘ . -.r llllc the other members of the
.. ""“h's' litomas 0- Taylor and ft r1100“ 5'1“?“ 5. w . n . .
"raullt Wallerstv-lll are among the Thu.rSday .A. e . mg “we“ painting for 2“? ”In: trib-
lulu-rs iiildt‘tl to the Cast of tilt‘ Grot- Spa-”31 mes Matinee lion events of their scheduesxw "Stole
J o lilillstre-ls and frolic llcilli: star-ted at L ““7 ‘PS‘S' \alp planing“ Bloy‘f." “ e
n... iii-gent and "”100 1.1"“th to -— Princeton. fresh from its brilliant 21-
‘ ‘ t ' ' -. - —— -— —— _. _ _| r.
Jilin-row and \Vl-lllll-sdav respectively —"8 \lctor) (“tr Chicago. “I“ oppose
. ' . 7 ‘ ' ' ' ' the sturdx- Swnrthnlorc eleven.
“I.” ”w animals or last year again I 'l‘l' ii I ‘ t -ti '1 'mc will
“uncaring. the two-night event will be PALACE TODAY. b . “ I? “r 3'1 “The 3nd“ gr?" 05‘ the
n m~at lor music lovers as well as: fun “Valley of Silent Men" Is James “"5 on?” \an 3' c no 0
‘ \uunted ~i\avy team. in contact with
» MM! '5. some of the numbers being far
;.ln \o- llli- usual millstrel ballads. The
i an [llt'il‘ list of solo numbers follows:
"\\'.i}‘ flown Yonder in New Orleans"
Arthur Cane)-
‘ .......... Alfred C. Kral-mer
She is Dumb"
day and
lgoers of this city
take about seeing it.
Oliver Cur-wand Story—Alma
Rubens As Star. .
The Palace Theatre is
tomorrow and the theatre-
should make no mis-
presenting
an exceptional picture attraction to-
"Thc Valley of
‘Alabama. while Syracuse. which play-
ed a scoreless tie Saturday with Penn
State. faces the strong Nebraska elev-
en on the upsiatcrs‘ gridiron. Cornell.
after an idle Saturday. will Lottie Col-
umbia at Ithaca; Colgate will play
.. . . I. lit
.‘ , .. .. ..... llr. William J. Moore -’T‘”“"“ “mt Lies"?:la:.ozr:':1°rh.. City. N. Y.. and the Polo Grounds will
“mullpll- MulOdy" ”TC“: sins ii at “on“. m the world witness ll clash between two aggre-
. ............ Stanley S. Carpenter Rl\o}l]' , 1;: rrmount ‘p‘cturps far the nations of stalwarts. Lafayette and
‘Smn a Little Dram for Me" ‘f’nsligwreaiir? that it is owned by “'asllingion and Jefferson. Neither
................. Perry Horton :ern‘wum There "The Valley of: team liaamet defeat since 1920.
"'W World Is Waiting for Sunrise" my t M9,“... broke ‘ records and- \Vhiie two of his rivals for individ-
h I. ............. Harold ll. Knowles Ell‘iiirl“! agreed that (hm, was more ual scoring honors. “'ilson and Palm
l inni- Along" ......... Harry J. Dufllmerit‘ per inch to this feature than ‘0 of Penn State. were. unable to add to
liaise 'r'lrng". ‘ _ .Harry p. Sunderlnndznny that has been presented in their total. Robertson of Carnegie
Gromctte" . . . . .Jamcs T. iVithall months. It is adapted of course Tech“ jumped into a substantial lead
. "For the Sake of Old Lang Syne'
......... c. . . . . Frank {fizllerstein
'I'n: “'ild About Moonshine"
"lfl-llo. Prosperityl'; Jclt‘k homonaker
‘ Thomas 0. Taylor
(‘llorusesfor the majority or the
. mnuhcrs will be reinforced bv twenty
\oicus in the minstrel circle and bv a
glee club of thirty. The chorus work
provides both variety and harmonv.
Members of the first circle are Herb-
nrt’ M. Buzzard. Vincent Hartwlck.
(‘lnrcncc S. Sather. William Schreiber.
Kenneth T. Beers (lntercolutor).
Thomas 0. Taylor, Alfred C. Kraemer.
Stanley S. Carpenter, Albert Contra.
llzury P. Sunderland. Harold B.
Knowles. Steve Chontos. Frank W'aJ—i
lo-I‘Hielll_ Dr. William J. Moore. Arthur
"fliN'Y. Jack Nomonuker.‘ Arthur
\V'nods. Asa T. Lowndes. Perry Hor-
lull. Harry J. Duff and James T.
Wilhall. The last eight named are
"'7" mcn with an entirely new assort-l
mr-nt or witticisms. mannerisms and
« nulortions. Names of Glee club
members will be published later.
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.s'rmwmm COMPANY
Pmmoxs mxxnm
Curwood has ever written
played by Alma Rubens and an al
star cast.
shows at 2:15.7215 and 9.
REGENT TODAY.
All Stars Are Present In “Above Al
law” a Spcchcuhr Production.
"Above All Law"
from the best story that James Oliver
and it is
The direction of the pic-
tu're is praised as being without an
equal and it goes without saying that
one of the most‘
with a total of 72 points. made up of
twelve touchdowns. “'ilson is second.
Willi 61 points: llrunncr of Lafayo
ctte. third. with 59. and Palmborth.
with 55.
Comfort of Carnegie Tech“ is cred—
ited with the most goals from try aft-
1
Norwalk people who appreciate the
finest in film attractions will pack or touchdown, 18. Hanson of Cornell.
The Palace to see "The Valley of as 16: Welsh of Colgate. 16. and
Silent Men." There will be three daily Palm, 13.
MRS. ROSIER T0 Tm .‘
PHILADELPHIA. Oct.
Catherine Rosier. the 22
slayer or her husband. Oscar
and his stenogranher. Min
Lehlgh on a neutral field at Johnson .
ii 0.—Mrs.
year old
Rosier,
Mildred
L
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tody 0! minor child and alimony
is asked for. ‘
Joseph Fertally. of Bridgeport
against Katie Fertally. is another
divorce action with deserton charg-l
d. Carrie Milligari Mahoney alleges
that she was deserted two years
after marriage by William Mahoney.
formerly of Bridgeport. but now of
parts unknown. .
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sl'ascnmm‘ss T0 unwrap.
DAY FI'ND
Already reported ........... 8373.00‘
P. HE Quintard .............. 5.00
Emmé G. Hamilton . . . . . . . . . . 5.00
Joseph E. Brotherton ....... . 5.00
John M. Glover ............-. 10.00
Milton Elwood .............. 6.00
Lee Tripp.................. 3.00,
Conn. Lace Works Inc. ....... . 25.00!
Muller Gloria Mills .. ..... .. . 25.001
Taylor&Golden ............ 25.00!
Boston Store Co. 10.00
10.00
Edward Merrill ........ . . . . . .
Lincoln Council No. 4 . . . . . . . . .
Harriett W. Chambiiss . . . . . . .
George A. Wbelpley .........
10.00
6.00
5.00
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‘ Total to date‘............. $521.00
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Adhesive tape will make many handy
household repairs where two edges-
Iiust be brought together and then
covered. Electric cords attached to
the flatlron and hot water bottles may
also do service for a time with this
wrapping put snugly round Joints.
39 Wall St.
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Phone 113
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‘Jackets, Ide 00an Ace
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All Standard Goods at Moderate
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lavish and spectacular Paramount pic-
tures of the present season's program
will be presented at the Regent Thea-
tre today. It is exceptional in many‘
respects and has won the unusual dis-
tinction of being acclaimed by Amer-
ican producers and directors who are
notoriously slow in giving credit to
anything in the film line that is not
produced at home. Some of the best
acting that has been brought in cine-
ma form to this country will be seen in I
the presentation. ‘1Above All Law."
Irish Nature Faker.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 80.—The;
Mumford Motor Sales company oi,
Mumord. filed a voluntslry petition?
m bankruptcy here today with the:
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The following telegram. writes an .
Irish reader. was seat=by a Eastman. c
I. 0. man from s outlyinx‘ district. to T
,for a decree of divorce from Clara
bis sergeant: “Motor Just passed at
furious rate
in direction of town. i
G. Reckitt. in the Rosier Advertising
Agency offices. last January. was pre-
pared to testify in her' own behalf
today. She was ready to tell the jury.
which is trying- her on the indictment ,.
charging the slaying of Miss Reckitt.
of the circumstances which led to the
double slaying.
mm MORE DIVORCE
PMONS ARE FILEDl
For the third time last week. fouri
petitions for divorce were filed 5'98-
terday with~— the clerk of Superior
Lester Wildman or .Rothel: asks.
Wildmnn or this citv. alleging deser-
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hear it at
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