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TODAY
‘ree Complete Shows
1235. 6:15 and 9:15
H real holiday program of
1 vaudevme and Wares.
. FIVE KEITH ACTS
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s‘und :37 Evening
N. Christy Cahanno
Presents
ALLS‘I'AB CAST
"LIVE AND LET
LIVE”
I’m: is a picture that will
wrcly please Norwalkero—lt
-3 clean and there is good
action in it.
NEWS
ll THE mums
l'\l..\('l2 TODAY.
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Nomi. '
'uw- yaudmllle programf
. mm» a decided in: in the’
Eu] will have its final pro-z
4 today. Because of thel
try that is being observed
management has ar-
‘zw-vml complete matinee to
H The (entnrn picture.
"mi in "Yosomito Trail"
\'1 first and will be follow-
' w or! vaudeville show. The
will end in time for
m w tho- paradn which
South Norwnlk. The ar-
r’or the mid-tiny matinee
thh the idea of accom-
:. Ltrons nn-l visitors to Nor-
the obsorvsnrc of thi-
The evening shows will b»
' on Saturday at 5:45 and
Eh»
I: III; [231' TODAY.
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2 “ounce and W liven-
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These are the characters ln’mniam
Cole production ”Live and Let “to”.
which will be screened at the Regent
and Palace Theatres Sundny evening.
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TODAY .
Three Performances at 12:45
Out in tin. for the parade. l
and at 7 and O. .
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A spzcuu. DOUBLE f
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FEATURE PnoonAu
.WILL ROGERS
Presented in the Goldwyn
Comcdy Hit
‘POOR RELATIONS’
—AND-—-
NORMA
TALMADGE
“DELUXE Armin”
Sunday Evening
W. Christy Cabana.
Prcscnts
ALL STAR CAST
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“LIVE AND LET _
LIVE” ‘
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This is a picture that will
surely please "limiters—It
action in it i. j
COMEDY m8
Monday and Tuesday
Wilmdsmf
Mae
Murray
Broadway
Rose
is the drama of 3 girl
who didn‘t know she
had a price tag on her
hem
Written by WWII.
A Tana: ”solutio-
Day and a nv-w fmture for the day
ulzivh will lw ; gvneml hell-lay in the
city will kw a noon mntlrwe at 11:45.
This will Ell." “shots to the city for
th» pa'rnd» :1 chant» to go“. :1 n-st be-
rurv tho nxerriscs of th» aftvrnoon
start and Um show will be our in
tim» for the» para-lo features. A dou-
bl» show that will include “’1” Rogers
in "Poor Relations" and Norma. Tal-
madgo in “Dehuxe Annie" will be
given. The Rogers picture is ad-
mittedly chop! the best that has over
becn' mad» and the success 0!
Lose Annie" is testified to by
fact that many patrons have rethst-
9.) the picture. \Vhiie the noon show,
has hen arrangrd for those wishing:
to see the parade the evening shows
will be at the regular times 7 and 9
o'clock. "
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SI’SDAY EVENING. i
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William Chrissy Cuban-e Purse-Ls All
Star Cut In “Lin- nnd [let the."
Mary Ryan a street noble girl in:
borontly whose finer qualities are for:
a limo overshadowed by false 513mb,
unis: Judgs- Abner 1:00ng 3 man;
whose life has narrowly been devoted;
to regulating the livcs_ol othe'rs: Don-f
ald_ Loomis. his son in his father's
eyes a paragon but in reality a weak—g
ling: Jane Loomls the little crippled‘
daughter a child to whom the world
is a beautiful falryland and people all:
good; Dr. Randall a splendid type of .
Amorlcan manhood earnestly striving
to closure the shackles of narrow con-
ventions which bind the lives of those
about him: )lrs. Roland. a. stern ex-‘
poncnt of tho doctrine that happiness
is created only by making other: mks-l
Regent i... m.-- m. m...
lillll- SUSPENDED .
is clean and there is good ’
gstruction during the twelve
. immediately
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the 3
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Fllll THREE MllNTHSl
PARIS. Nov. 10 (Associated “Ll
"Battling" 81kt. aspirant for the‘
crown that sits upon Jack Dcmwcy's
head. today was standing with re-‘g
luctnnt feet where the chunpions and
’has-becns meet.
Last night the French Boxing Fed-
eration snatched away hls title of
lkhtheavyweight champion tit-Franco
and suspended him from practicing
his business in'F'rance for a period of
nine' months. Only a few hours be-
fore. the‘black conqueror of Georges
Carpenticr had stumbled into another
block of hard luck. the British Home
Office forbidding his scheduled .fight.
with Joe Beckett to take place on‘
British soil. l
The action by the English authoris
ties was taken because Slkl is a. col-
ored man and Beckett b a white. and _
it was deemed that “all sorts of pas-t
sions would be aroused” if they met in
the ring. But the ban the French have
:put upon Siki was caused by an overt“ .
'act. Wednesday night. wwn he was:
acting us a second for Ercole de 1331- f
sac. he jumped into the ring when his ,
iman was knocked out and struck the
lmsnager or the victorious battler.
Maurice Prunier.
For Slki ft my be that the worst is
yet to come. The Boxing Federation
films now asked the International Fed- '
:eration to deprive the Senegalese
fighter of his
title of world light-
henvywvight champion. which he
plucked from the handsome brow of
Carpentier.
3i l’nder the Federation's ruling last
night. Siki. during the hurt nin->
months, can not engngn in a boxing
.mnlch or act as a. manager _or a second
fin an) bouts organized under the. rules
!0' tit» Federation. 1
QSHIPBI‘ILDING IS ENGLAND CON-
TIXI'I'IS Tl) DFA‘LIS’E.
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! [.UNI‘HN. NOV. lO.-———l.lo)‘ds Reg‘su
I»: 07' shipbuilding: returns for the
lqunrtur varied in Septvmber. 1921'
show that mon‘lnxnt tonnage under
iconstrurt‘xon in the l'nltswi Kingdom
on SQ’ptl‘fl‘lC‘r‘l' 3n amountcd to 1.617.-
5015 tons. This rr-presenls a reduction
‘of about SW‘ZNH) tom- «5 compared
f‘b‘lth thfl total at the end of thc pre-
‘vious quarter.
The tom}. how’wver. includes n con-
;siuicruifi» amount of tonnage (419.000
(0‘18, wi~:rh work ha: burns. sus-'
;p»q‘leul for some time. Deductin‘;
:fhis amount for purposes of compari-
:son with figurrs (or normal times. the
,mm‘chant ton'mge actually under cov-
1struction in llw I’ziitml Kingdom
UH
”amounted to 1.198.000 tons.
under con-l
months'
preceding the war was
1.89v\.000. or 69:}000 tons more than.
the present figure-3.
The total merchant tonnnga‘ now
building abroad amounts to lfls‘ilel
tons. but includes about 255.000 tons
upon which work has been suspended.
leaving about 829.000 tons actually
under construction. ,
The tonnage building abroad is
about 230.000 tons lower than the to-
I The average touring:1
tall building at the end of June last. -
the figures for tho leading countries
arc: Italy. 310,114 tons: France. 197.-
065 tons: Holland. 177.024 tons: I’nlt-
ed States, "7,056 tons: and Japan.
95.89? tons. These“ figures do' not
take into account the tonnage building
in Germany and at Dantzig. for which
no returns are available. but it is es—
timated that the tonnage under con-'
struction in Germany at the present
time is about 159.000 tons. and at
Dnntzlg. 40.000 tons. ~
ENGLISH WOIEN ARE ADVISED
TI) SMOKE m.
LONDON. Nov. 10,—Englisb pliyfi-
cians are urging women who are ad~
dicted to smoking. to use a pipe and
good tobacco instead of the clprette-
The doctors point out that the nico-
tine tound in the cheaper brands of
cigarettes is much more injurious Io
women than to men. and tb'ey declare
that the perfumes and scents used in.
brands prepared for the fair sax also
are igjurlons.
No recent deaths of wonrcn lave
been attributed directly to ngnrctlr
smoking. While. t'ncsr (uses line been
due to excomiyc smoking. the phymi
clans sy that the some amount of
pipe smoking probnbly would not have
had total results.
Smoking among women in London
Hm “rig
FWBinionDonmIm
:1thme
ram Nine Months of1922
”FWf Construction
Favored—£2118 Steady,
'T‘he‘yar
andlugh‘ prices," is
recordinbmldmg' Constructor;
Unmed' States. Inthefirst ' months
\new homing contracts tmd mar:
thandnrhagthcsnmepefiod-
Myarofthemfion'sm
Thenlneofthenrwhomescmsmd'
during that time is in am of,
$2,0wzmooo and is 51 1:2: cent
tinn me. building com—mg for
thesameperiodinlm
One feature, that inwstigztian of
coosuwfion
now used in greater volume. Than
includesteelandothcrmgmx
and {Hf-:83. asphalt shingles and mu
Bums: i house m
_ 0 new 5 t
tnkmg mre to_hea.rt the lamina;
government . _ cmsrrvatiou.
st: have been dmnng home for years,—
Wngf
Mona
thelssouthattbenmbe’ r
Ameriamostbeoonsenfi
the life of the structure and
the costs oi iisurancc and maintaining
The reports show that the
builder also is demanding all the fire
and cyclom protection he can secure
without unduly increasing his costs. If
he lives in a section where violent
Windstorm occur, he is laying
that will “stay pm." Where
counters heavy fire risks he is
a material that has great
being mt widely used is the
shingle.
_l.\ot_hng ago one of the
titres in tho South was swept
o: the most sevcrc hurricancs cvcr re-
magnum:
learningthislusontbcyha found
gentnotonlyansdisfitutes Egrwood‘
NCO “Whatthat flit:
suhsfirnresnnkeforeconomy,addm
' . fire-resistant
qualities. A roofing material of provrn
. mcnt both from the storm—resistant and
the fire—resistant standpoint that is now
inth:
gm
during
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from
mime
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"a. no. .... -4~. .Awm . A w-
a smglelakdtvszcd. Aspfdtshitglcs Stat-stocky.
arenotonlywnterproof'butarehn- Reports‘showflzatthcrexsnowno
pernoustofrwcmgandto'thcraysof housingsbwugeinBostogandrents
shotsun. mrcsidanialandmcs '
aroof
he en-
seeking
roofing failed to )gmt' 'c and rumm'ed
intact.
asphalt
. “Wine-using
leading LessfimSOpcroentofthcAmen-
by one can people 3.:
is now almost universal. and one rare-
ly goes to a theatre. dun-w} or restaur-
ant where the majority of the
present are not smoking.
Recently two young women appear-
women
pipes designed for the feminine! smo
er. However. the innovation has made
little progress and cigarettes are still
ed at an athletic meet smoking pipes.
and many of the fashionable shops of
‘Bond street have exhibited stocks of
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leaders of the lmieacmlent
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mm IN NEW Hum;
Many changes have been made by!
‘J. Premru 6‘: Sons to the property 113-;
gcently purchased of Adolf Maicr—im-l
{ provemcnts that will greatly facilitate!
i the carrying on of their growing bust
. 21233 which includes automobile paint-
. in; trimming and wood work, body
Ibm'ld'mg, etc. The" entrance and,
imam are large enough {or hand}!
in; the largest trucks or the finest
lin cars. J. Premru & Sans now are
Heated in their new business home
fond takes tits 0 . ortnnity of inform-
: in: the public of e new location and
2 gunmumcs that their future endeavors
, will be along similar lines that have
t made this brumess a. success {rem its
§:;3,” x2! 1 gen-it: Place. opposite
:xson's at no , South Mai .—
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THE HOME SPIRIT OF
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Far or near,
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rest assured that
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best friend will truly
appreciate the thoughtful spirit t“
The prettiest way of mag '19:
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ers. Don’t you know at m
who celebrates their‘wl
during November 2 ' .
ROWLAND LLBEACK
Florist ‘ »
firmness;
TARLOV BROS.
Leading Tom .
WE Recon-rem:
LORD ROMEO
Illa Hm Blond
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fickdvthe phantoms-ha at the stud.
.mii the day before Chum
The Michelson
Studio
' 78 Washington St. 7 Tel. 437
scorn sonwsm con.
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