FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922.
Regent Theatre
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An Instantaneous Sure Fire Hit 1
One Today Will Be Your Last Chance to See It.
Charles Ray
in the Noted Cohan 6. Harris Broadway Play Success
“A Tailor Made Man”
Everybody Pleased—lLYou‘ re Not
SATURDAY
A SPLENDID DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
Goldwyn Presents All-Stars in
“Blue Beard, Jr.”
—AND—
Robertson-Cole Presents
“THE WALL FLOWER”
SUNDAY EVENING
A Really Big Attraction l-— Booked for Three Days i
Henry "B. Warner
With All-Stars Supporting Him in
“THE SHEIK OF ARABY”
Palace Theatre
Direction David Eutenon—Cyrus W. Grey, Jr., Manager
Bringing Broadway to Norwalk —- Here is the Show That Does it
TODAY and TOMORROW
FIVF EACTS ——
Keith Vaudeville
—— HEADED BY —
“ THE SIX SHEIKS OF ARABY”
in a Special Dancing Novelty That Will Be the Talk of the Town
for a Month.
-—AND-—
LAST TIME TODAY
MARION DAVIES
The Three Million Dollar Picture Star in One of Her Greatest
Portrayals
“The Young Diana’
SATURDAY
WILLIAM RUSSELL in “THE CRUSADER”
SUNDAY EVENING
A Really Big Attraction! -— Booked for Three Days!
Henry B Warner '
With All- -Stars Supporting Him in
“THE SHEIK OF ARABY”
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PALACE VAUDEVILIIE.
the house by storm. Snow and Marine
in the semi final act got on a line 02
ii songs and chatter that made a big
with the house and the final re-
citations of the male stars were espe—
cially pleasing. The Six Sheiks of
‘Araby closed the vaudeville program
Axe“ Show Pleased Large Audiences with presentations of Oriental danc-
On Fist Dny—Vhrion Davies
Picture Also a Big Hit.
The new Palace vaudeville Show,“ unchanged tpday.
ing and Arabian songs Music was
also a feature of this specialty which
pr0\ ed popular. The entire program
Tomorrow the
\\ hich opened for the last three days feature pcture will be William Russell
of the week at the downtown theatre in “The Qusader."
yesterday got away to a flying start
and is already assured of being re-
ceived as one of the most popular
bills brought to the city this year.
lE\eryone of the fixe acts is a top
notche'r and the Marion Davies pic-
ture “The Young Diana" is classed as
walk. Adonis and Company. open-
tfi'g the show is a new style act that
made an instantaneous hit. Adonis
is a. clever hand balancing artist and
his own work entitles him to a very
large measure of credit but he us‘és'a
small dog in the act and the audience
went wild about the canine. Trained
to a. degree almost unbelievable. this
little dog attracted and held the at-
tention of yesterday's large audiences.
The dog is wdrth seeing. Ruth
Goodwin favored with a popular line
of selections which she closed with a.
medley of favorite Irish songs. “The
Intruder" is the title. of the midway
art that proved a surprise at ‘the
matinee and evening shows. With
two members of the company working
in the audience. and finally taking
stage. the act swings into a. lively
dance and song presentation that took
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most notable screen at--
itractions that has been seen in Nor-
BEG EXT TODAY.
Charles Ray’s “A Tailor Made Man”
Closes Engagement of Three Days.
Charles Ray’s new picture "A. Tailor '
Made Man," adapted from the Cohen
and Harris play hit comes toa close
at the Regent Theatrt today ending9
the most remarkable tl. ee days' run
that any picture has e\ or had in Not:-
walk. It goes without saying that
people have nexer been more pleased
with any attraction offered them at
any time than they have with this
Charles Ray special under the banner
of United Artsits. Ray seems at
last to have found himself and those
critical patrons who felt that he was
capable of big thugs are unanimous
in declaring that he has “arrive rl" in
"A Tailor Made Man " If there is
anyone who has not yet looked at this
picture it would be well "for them to
visit the Regent today.
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LONG SKIRTS GEI‘
ANUI‘H'ER SETBACK.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.—Long skirts
have received another setback, it
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early orders for spring 1923 are any
indication. A New York department
store has placed orders for spring
suits with the skirts nine inches from
the ground.
prov. iso high at iMaywocd. took its
final workout on Stags Field behind
closed gates today.
The I‘itchburg lads, accompanied by
John Fallows, mayor of the Massa-
chusettes city. arrived last night.
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“’ESLEYAN FAC'UIII‘Y The n" non 11:33:.
GRANTS VACATION to Wednesday. Feb. 7, after
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MIDDIJETOWN, Nov. 3.—The Wes- erciees lint“ Hominy. Feb. 1
‘ [cyan Univemity faculty has granted the tour 3833. theme will be
day night on John A. Sourwine, fnr- ‘ the request of the undergraduates for dance with a dramatic p -=
‘mer majOr in the United States Army. a. four-dav vacation at the close of the swimming meet and 9.
according to the Mayence correspond- a first semester in ordér that sopho- game.
lent of Le Journal. Major Sourwine:mo:e hop and junior and prom mayi».
was stabbed and robbed on an expressi be combined in one event. For years
train between Coblenz and Frankfort. lthe sophomores have Elven their an-
He is recovering from his injuries_ nual dance on [111‘ first 01‘ second Frl-
been willing to suspend
day or a college dance.
now makes the faculty willing
pend college exercises for : 7
between waters, 3. natural '
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AFTER AMERICAN ELSOLDIER.
PARIS, Nov. 3.‘———The German po-
lice have announced they are on the
trail of an American err—soldier named f.
Frank Johnson, suspected by them in ‘
connection with the attack last Satur-
day night of December. and the K
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GIRL scours CELEBRATE Juniors have. held their prom oma L '
mmurEyEN ' Frida" night about the middle of 1 mail"
A Hallowe' en party for the Thistle I May The attention given to these we cc.
Troop. No. 12 was held at the Y M events brought about a. slump in class-
H. A., on Wednesday evening. The room work. The faculty has never
talent at of. the Scouts was brought
out in the varied songs. dances and“
recitations. Then refreshments were
served. The costumes included gyp—
sies, flowers. mother goose,’ clowns
and cats. It was successfully carried
out. - Special mention should be hivenl
to Scout Sylvia and Esther Feinsod for
planning and arranging the successful
program.
Fitchburg, Mass, '"
Team' In Chicago
CHICAGO Nov. 2.—-Fitchburg,
Mass. High School football team.
standard bearers for the east in to-
morrow's intersectional game with
IT’S ALL FOR YOU
Prices have been lowered “to get you to become a custo "
Quality has been improved rto have you remain a customer;
The saving is an immediate benefit, while the splendz;
quality will prove a benefit of lasting satisfaction.
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