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Regent
KONDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1922.
DAVID ESTERSON, President and Managing Director
Theatre
Supported by Wesley Barry, Anna
ney Sherry and Other Stars in
Eddie Lyons Comedy
A Picture That Norwalk Will Tai
“The Storm"—Here is a Picture
Recommends—But
TODAY AND TOMORROW
The BiggeetfiF’irst Nationéleroduction Tliatfll-lae Been "RE-leased
in Many Months
JOHN BARRYMORE
of Brodaway and the South Sea;
The Lotus“ Eater
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
“Rich Men’s Wives”
Q. Nilsson, Colleen floore. J. Bar-
Arthur Payson Terhune's Story
as a: ’5 News
k About as Much as It Did About
That the Management Not On-y !
GUARANTEES—
?il THE mums
Ill 7( S MST TH NITRIC.
in - . : Mari-wmrv Stars in First Nation-
3»! “.ttrm-tiun. “The lmtus Butt-r."
v Milli stnori on the- ht-uch of the
! immrl looking fur out to sea
yearning gaze. lie
on thv island. ymuce.
l *p'lniiit‘d.‘ and contentment. The fate-
, ““4””: of an air trip haul thrown
”pull the island. but, civilization
t .;.,i i
.4 stl'ullz‘l'
l .y l'illllll inw-
1,; (ullllllfi.
Hu found a only to r-tlu'n 10
Autumn :m-i the wife lzl- ha'i 1‘01;
r-i. var :i year-mind it was not.
i. my M‘l'l‘lih‘ lwt'ori- he had rl-turuedl
ti ohm: w islv, (‘nl‘tvni lo rennin;
t: w _ l‘Ii‘ thv fist of his lit», s
Juli“ llairryumro plnys the part of
ill” vm-th. .lm‘quvs lwnoi. in tiw As-
- xii w! i-‘lrst Nutinnzll attraction. ‘
i - lsi- Lotus l-Lm-r." «liro-l‘tcvl by .\l;ir—’
ll l\'uii.m, plays :.t tin- “term.
'11 ‘li'!!‘ lolly null tomorrow.
l’.\lt,\('l'2 THEATRE.
I'vunnuut l'rrsi'nts‘ 3fy~lvry l’li'tum
\‘ iii Linm‘l liarrymun- “'l'lw I’m-1" ‘
In the Fug." '
. "llo‘im: ”Tackle" storil‘s. Cos-
~ .1» 1‘ id 0“ stairs“ ll'l‘l scrovn'
-. .. , TEN Y'i‘liit'l“l{:ll|li‘ Plain-l.
1”“ ‘ ll“ 'Il‘w “ill lav slmun {it the?
l’ , ’; “ni‘w- tmluy {lll'l tomorrow.
i
l umwi l:.irr;'mnro-_ whose crv-ution (ft
t'ollzwrll--:i»l” :w xvi-ii as numer-
( . u'iikum.’ surf-on jun-ts lulu“ nmrkt‘ll
' flu»
in: .\« an ("Kt‘f'piinnzil r-lmrurtcré
.- - n', will luv seen in the ‘rolh of!
Slurr-Hn Dawson. tlw ki‘ntiinltlnly;
’1” r‘rnr‘ki‘r. Louis \V‘ollu-im. who}
i: ownl llllf) fame with the first m r-l
fumiumw on Broadway of “Thei
Il‘ui‘V' pr." was engaged for n rou-
lxi Hui: type of the brutal criminal,
“wmw Lowell Slinrmnn, star of "Law-
ill lnrvmny," plays the rolv of the
‘mihwl Russian adventurer.
Eur-nil Dixon. whose work in (‘09-
mm'imu's "Sisters" i-; u‘w‘l rhnv-m-
ri-el, plays the loading: feminine
w, while Elsi-y Slr'lnrvn has a
'yumnim‘nt port. Other nw'nlmrs of
""Ui ‘ wrist ’lrl‘ fir-onto Nash, Gustav You
5 ufi‘vrliz. Mat-0y Hui-lam and Tom
I? \l;n_
THE RAT.
of spots for the
m‘ ”The
'i‘llero on
I was Tuf-Svlnv.
lut- snlv
l w'i‘tl'zno
I .i‘t‘le
00mins:
lint" at tht"
Novomhrr in.
hinnnzer Estersnn of
lit-mint ’i‘n-hntro vim‘lrirml roster—
v llitil thnro is greater interest he-
rnnii‘miml in the forthcoming
of "Tho Tint" than he has ever
imfnm in advance of n theatri-
Don't Miss
.DOLLAR DAY
Thursday YGU GA 5? ONE MINUTE AND. LAUGH THE NEXT 3
At The : B R a M a Eve.—-Orchestra $2.09 slid $1.50 ‘ Balcony $1.50 and 51-00 E
BOSTON .The genuine besrsthis signature - ~ Gallery 50 Cents “— Seats New p. . A: " ,
- STORE 6' %z -‘ _. f . . _
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a. m . . mm: A Advertise m The Sentinel ------------------
*— W ,
rlnlws' goal line.
i in "l’ln- limb in tho For," a pir‘k
" ""1“” It" 0“" of Jack lioylc's'
‘ ' 9H i" l'l‘n lisr‘lirms: ll‘lflifltt‘vl
it},
all event. This is the play that broke;
all theatrical records for the amount
of business transacted during the first,
,\'--ur of its run in New York as well:
:l-s establishing new marks. both for‘
the amount of pusiness done and for
tho length or its run in Chicago‘
where it played one solid year and
one week.
“The lint." comes here, staged exact—g
ly as it was presented in New York?
and Chicago and played by an excep-
tionally fine company.
PlliMlES ”BE
in Stillman
'l‘lu- Pygmies met their first defeat
ol‘ llit‘ season at the Baxter Grounds.
Saturday, when the Stamford All Star,
Jrsu svored in the last thirty seconds
of play.
The Stamford men were outplayed.
in erH')’ (warn-r (‘XUGDC the last. when;
at \‘vrul {Orwnrd passes brought them?
\xithin striking distance of the l’yg-E
The Pygmies got away i
0
5
l
to a poor start. but quickly recoveredI
unnl marched the ball up the livid to
lll“ Stnrm'm‘d thrvv-yard line.
)lt-Kihlmn went through right i
for :- lom-hdowu.
I
when ;
“Pl-(it),r
)lt'l(il,>ben was the Outstanding star?
or thv game. while imonard played his:
rmrulnr stellar mm". Barrios. the;
l')::mios' now right half-hack. played;
:I irrvut trump. By getting Hordes. the;
i'_\ mun-s haw- strongthencd thr-ir tram:
irrnntis'. Lr-mhuis starred on the line;
for the Pygmies. He was in every}
play. tackling and opening up holes. 2
i
Fortify the system
against Colds. Grip
and Influenza by
taking
laxative
.Brom_
auinine
which destroy game. act as a
tonic laxative. and keep the sys-
tem in condition to throw off
attacks of Golds. Grip and In-
fluenza.
Be sure you get
I
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m ”talcum
Palace Theatre '
Direction David Emerson—Gym VI. Grey, Jr. “my"
TODAY AND TOMORROW W r
The Last Word in Thrills !
a
)lll‘mmoromm
Pnooucrious
P... I“.
59e..lbe
LIONEL BA‘I‘iii‘VMORE
Am" SEEM OWEN
The All-Star Supporting Oast ls Headed by Lowell Sherman and In-
cludes Louis Wavhelm. A Great Cast—an Exciting Story—-
A Wonderful Entertainment.
Eddie Lyon; Comedy
WEDNESDAY
in Response to Popular Demand of Our Patrons the Management Will
Present Paramount's Super Special
“The Sheik” =
With Rodolph Valentino and a Super Cast.
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION!
MORE THAN 100 NORWALKERS IN PICTURES
Special Motion Pictures Made by a Paramount Cameraman at the Re-
cent Dedication of the Greenwich Masonic Temple——Local Masons,
State Officials and Military Organizations Took Part—See .
Them at the Palace Theater.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY WITH VAUDEVILLE
WALLACE REID in “THE GHOST BREAKER”
REGEN
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