TUESDAY, mom 7, 1922.
AT THE THEATRES
THE LOTUS EATER.
Qaf the
of the jewels. and steals them.
‘lieve “Boston Bladder"
Jnlm lurrymnn' 54‘0"“ Hit in W'
way—Nun"! seas Picture.
Lotus Enter." an Associated‘
National attraction. starring
of American actors. John
3r! personally directed
Neilan. met with uh.-
>3IQ Rtii‘i‘03.“ {it thb‘ lit-gent Theatre
3: tag“: a two :11)” engagement
lvar-day. Crowded houscs haw-
: vi: the“ rule. becausc of the lurc oi
. .3 hm names attached to the pro-
'1' llofl.
Hurrymoro has such :1 tre—mr‘ndous‘
“flowing that his rum-'3 or {L fiinfi‘
"Zane guarantoesits success. and the
.m-zi» can lw said of Director Neilan ;
Q 11;: Um fn‘t that the story is the’
u r}; of Allwrt Paysnn Tn-rhuns- and
1145 ll:- nth-63 worn wrinon lxy George right back
"3 both Tumors in litvrury cir- (33313-9 that
1.33.9 lr?»r.:«ivlrl tho ii-manl .or kQQp a thing. to themselves.
.a.) . I “The Bat.‘ rho
‘ w! lition. the story is one of thé play by Mary Roberts Rhinchgut and
”vm'it'lc nus! arising? Iver pro-
. P.’?"}"".M““ p‘. the part of
'1 ‘Incs Lor‘ni. who docs not see a
'uv‘"‘5."3ln until hr twenty-rive ycats
“3 MI“. :Inn to Lithvr's wishes.
1 if: ”‘04” in travels the
-'~- -* '1 was. svttim: cyvs on {1‘
his twenty-fifth birth-
r‘ds in New York that
--"."< :1 series or ad-
l zs‘xly mite rtain~
cations to the story In the end.
houever. ew‘rything turns out happily
"l’llr-
111s!
ll» if
l"\lTil}"9 .
I» Mlurshufi
pr» 0 r
Mary McLaren
Sherman is. the
is “Man."
commoner in
"W heim,
EugenfiO‘Neil's
looks it, is the leader of the
“luck Boyle wrote the story.
T" F. BAT.
Regen t Friday.
at
!.V s Kern per
tr» Friday
is
l. is
)‘vd rs
nvivr
nwu and Vl‘onl.~n arr,- ivrong 'l‘hr-v can
'lloth keep a s€cret. And they have.
‘ in. until
‘prohnbly one of your pet beliefs that
ET!“ in
if you (1:11 your pal went foraging for
apples in a neighbor's orchard.
:iml would he
Istr night
And then. when
'prohably w; is a firm conviction with
you that if a neighbor chanced to see
you flirting cum 1 nee bit with some
yin-In girl your w .‘e would be sure
to hr -i.r all about i‘. the next day from
some ohl lging friend
whore af 'l‘li'it‘is thi" Everlasting suspickn
Harden {that lurks in the breasts of
:11; liQ-elmightirst and weakest of us.
shown vot‘nc-r fellow is going to tell. He (or
gshe) can't keep a secret. To not tell
{a thinz. is so we see it. well nigh 1m-
Tpossible.
lht human being: around us. An] ii
3 WV; [lorrymtin- W“ dlt In \[ys-1‘v“ hut knim it nine times an: of ten
tcry Srrce-n p“, —-3es ninv times and
”wk me o "mmn "Th3 pa“ m Itimes. out of te-n. we are wrong. Just
. .. :- hu; ch q; nerves and suspicious and
l us, sill to abound in berathlrssl :slx «rust Qumess
:il‘“
sure to rush right.
tl‘: it:
i<u
5“ ll.riliiriq
riirigilyie
:ir‘.
of _thc
fiizh‘l
during: which
from tha- baskrt 0'
lh" GIN-2m
.‘i an air
mum-l
svrt island.
l'.lrl9"nrm9'l tho
p'ir'i lisw. wrun-
Z‘TL‘T'TT" wi?! in
u: LIT" today.
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nlv
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with scram
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The
TV FOG.
I'ACF.
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H r: l‘ 3" I ”“70"! 3 1' “Sin-g m“ l A Arzl this. “’-" know thanks in \‘c:\’
5.: >3"" i: ; t tin,- E‘;;3‘s-~e Thru'rvg for (no "Zrt'lll mar-,surv‘to thissami‘ PM)“ ““11.
"‘-"~ -" ““33“" luv," so SUM?! to be seen ho": ‘ ’
Ti... story conw-rns “Bos'Onl ”run aim" is :1. tribute to the un-
liimimifii cm 02. rim he!” knDWn‘.3QirI<31ness :1an bigness o! trim-e
crank Ph'l.".’l"'7l‘."$= if! Potion. Who, “-Th ’fhnu: ”as who go to .rnak-é up the
hu- mic; "Minx“ l-r““"“"" innocently-12”“, masses of theatregorfirs. And it
i . .. .. .‘ A”: Hm pin"? 0- :1 ban}. has men so plainly brought home that
l. .,—. .93.. l sharp-rs to sir-n? a. V3. 3, must hm- impressed _anyone to
-" . ‘ ‘1‘” 1"”! “V'W'E‘” "‘ 4‘ h‘“ " (“hose attention it has been czfiled
113'er Him-Iii." prince 'l‘hn latter has From th- .3115 :The llat' was first
3 ' . l ’ , .3» hi has «4333 Q. yum nskcl to keep the: story of
-' ml lw' Hi1 Ways for thn Stralzht 3;” plqy a semi-33L
I 1‘ (in! he d". rmints to
Scat s ar‘ no“ selling.
‘1
".LS PLUNGE TO DEATH WHEN FLAMES SWEEP FACTORY.
'wr -—.--QA-
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*in spite of the quick. heroic work of firemen two girls wert
killed and seven others fatally in; ured by jumping from the window
wart the villains. Proving the truth
old adage that “it take- u
icroolr. to catch a crook” he trails the
. swindlers. who have gotten possession .
This action leads the police to be-E
has backslid
into crime again which adds compli-:
Lionel BaiH-vniore is seen in the role
of “Boston Blackie." and pretty seem
'Owcn plays the part of the princess.-
Lowell _
love
with the. royal miss and Louis Wol-i
who created the title role in
"The Hairy Ape." and
villains.
I\\ amhfls and Kemper flit Comes to:
i
Mon delight in saying that women
cannot keep 1 smrcl and women come.
he wretches and de-
i: is tlic.men “7:0 cannot
highly mysterious
Avery anwood \K‘hlc'l “:agenhais mod
present at the Regent Thea-'
M‘onlng has been provmg
for tho past your or so, that both the
Whn I) you “(re a youngster. it was’
your
home and teil all about it.i
you grew up. it‘
the ,
We have that little faith in'
lain-i. 4cm nu.
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DAVID ESTERSON, President and [Imaging Director
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LAST TIME TODAY
The Biggest First National Production raj“ an as; n Released
‘in Many Months
JOHN BARRYMORE
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
A Pictufi’rhat Nair-walk wm Talk About as Much a It Did About,
“The Storm"—Here I: a Pictur. That the Management Not 0!: y
Recommends—But GUARANTEES—-
“Rich Men’s»
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Scene From “The Bat” to Be Shown at Regent, Friday.
Supported by Wesley Barry, Anna O. Nliscon, Galleon moor-e, J. Bar- .
Dinah. David meson—cyan Vl. W. Jr...”
P I ' ace Theatre
LAST TIME TODAY
The LastWord inTlu-ills!
LIONEL RARRYMDRE
m SEENA owes
eludes Louis Wavheim. A Great Cast—an Exciting Story—
A Wonderful Entertainment.
ie Lyons Comedy 3
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act as $4 4;"
WEDNESDAY
at Paramount’s Super” Special
3 6‘
in the program.
Tickets for the dinner.
may be reserved now
WflMEN VllTEllS
PLANNlNli Tl]
PREVENT WAIT
avenue. Bridgeport.
”Bonita.
peaée plans will form important items
at, 82.00.
by application
to Mrs Herbert Sherman. 1094 Laurel
—Adveruu 1n the Sentinel to: tho
With Rodolph Valentino ‘and a. Super Cast.
éPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION z
cent Dedication of the Greenwich Masonic Temple—Local
State Official: and Military Organizations Took Part—See
Them at the Palace Theater.
PATENTS
Wooster and Dark
A. I. WOOSTEB
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Miss Ruth Morgan. the new chair—
man '0:' the National League of \Vom-
en \‘Otcrs’ Committee On international
Co—opciuiion to Prevent \V’ur. will be
smokers at the annual
one of lhi . _ a" U. 3
conicntion of th» Connecticut League m m . I“.
of \'i omen \‘otcrs. to ‘ in; held in 1113 “was“: ~3
1‘ ridgoport. chmbci 16-15. Shewxll I lulg":
Bend forBooliconm
speak at the in) uquet at the Slmtfield
x. w. nAvn
‘ioivi. .\O\. 17.:1t “high ot‘iL‘r well-
known smokers will discuss interna-
tional quastious.
Miss Morgan is :1 daughter of one of!
the sound old colonial New Y fumi- T
lips .whirli have always. been quleuyl
and solidly bvhind every forward-,
looking movement. She is a descend—l
ant of .in o ‘t‘iccr who sx rved orgVVash-
ins, rIons staff. and she had for grand—
mother Geraldine Liiingstone Hoyt. to »
whoge devotion and foresight the
school of nursing at Bullevue Hospi—
tal owes so much. Bliss Morgan is a
nativ: of Sumlsliurg and has spent all
lsu- life there and in New York. where
shc succcwlmi to her grandmother‘s
interest in social and philanthropic
work. She was educated :11 home and
i‘rcame a suffragist wry young.
throrush Julio “'ard Howcfs, niece. _
Mrs. Richard Aldrich. She was asnp~
porter of die cause rather thou an
:ctiie worker. hzn mg. as she says. no
liking for public spenkin During
the war Miss Morgan was orient the
Red Cress commissioné‘rs in France
and director or the Red Cross Nurses‘
Bureau
‘Bi: a worker. not a critic." has
been almost :1 family motto with tho
Morgans and Hz»: for generations
I‘F‘G Miss “organ 1" is that before one
can be actiscly a . “kc." in the cause
of peace ii is necessary to learn much
more about the determining factors or
NEW GOVERNOR.
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of a four story celluloid factorv in New York city, when trapped b: ' 1
names which started on the sec: mt floor. This is the seem terrible - I
holocaust within the last ten days in the greater cities. Certain
unions are much concerned over the nileged lax futon inspection.
Photo shows the burning building and the noun try which
remen made sensational rescues
.
. been announced. but .it is known that
war than the average layman knows.
Her committee plans-have not 3%? 3“ Gem-SQ 3pm!”
' MajorQGen
ur- new.» annotated. Governor. at: -
conferences with ‘persons. who; are
thoroughly intuit-mica 2:1 phi-sash? "- “"3 ”Etna; “VIM" m:
Mfifl" William m
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UROTHY DARNI'I
”War causes and on all mocha: 35m
Theatrg: Phone 150;
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10th
WAGENHALS AND KEMP—ER”
Present
' e Alisar supporting Cast Is Headed by Lowell Sherman and luv
News
in Response to Popular Demand of Our Patrons the Management Will
MORE THAN 100 NORWALKERS IN PICTURES
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Masons,
THURSDAY & FRIDAY WITH VAUDEVILLE
~ WALLACE REID i9- “THE GHOST BREAKER”
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ONE” YEAR m TWO VE‘ARs lN
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