TUESDAY, pom 1‘. 1922.
Regent Theatre
DAVID ESTERSON, President and Managing Director
Where Does the JazzTrailLead?
TheAnswerWilch-Ponndin
MANSLAUGHTER
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Thomas MeighannLeatrice Joy
Lois Wilson
John Miltern, Georfge Fawcett, Julia Faye
sun-ring in Arlee Ouer Miller’s Saturday Evening Post mu
THE MASTERPIECE OF THE WORLD’S
MASTER PRODUCER. A ROMANCE .
THAT THRILIS THROUGH SCENES OF
RIOUTOUS BEAUTY—A PICTURE THAT
SHOWS CLEARLY WHERE THE PRES-
ENT MAD PURSUIT OF PLEASURE IS
LEADING.
Don’t Forget the Days
Tomorrow-Thursday-Fnday
rm: ms mum—2:15, 7:15 and 9
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LAST TIME TODAY AT 2:15, 7:15 and ’9
The Most Spectacular and Lavish Creation of her Career
MAE MURRAY IN “BROADWAY ROSE”
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somtheoon of wealthy-Fifth Avon
In ba- Iatecr m hit—
rivaling in beauty and dar- v
lug “Peacock Alley and
'l'lihrs.—Fri.—Sat.
With Five Acts of Keith
Vaudeville
PATHS NEWS
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Light Lunch
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Afternoon and Evening at the
Big Bazaar
Held at the
Congregational Parish House
On the Green
November 15th and 16111
From 11:30 to 1:30
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Follow the Green Arrow.
AT THE-mums
MANSLAYGBTEB'.
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One of the most notable casts seen
in a. picture In many months is tho:
assembled by Cecil B. DeMlllo for ma
latest Paramount picture. “Han-
slaughter" which wm be on view: at
day and Frlday- Thomas Keisha.
star. Leatrlce Joy and Lois Wilson
have the featured roles, while other:
lin the cast
«George Fawcett. Julia Faye. Edit!”
Chapman. Jack Mower, Dorothy Cum-
ming, Casoon Permian. Sylvia Ashton.
Raymond Hutton. Mabel Van Enron.
.Charles Ogle. Guy Ollver Lucivn
thtlefleld and other member: of the
Paramount Stock Company of phytra.
REIGEST TODAY.
East Presentation of Moe Hurray I
“Broadway Rose”
“Broadway Rose " which my
opened at the Regent Tfieotre. is
sure to appeal to those who found
pleasure in Miss_ linrray's recent pro-
“Pencock‘Alley” and “Fu-
and -that means pearl!
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clnation."
picture continua today.
X For in "Broadway Rose" Mb
Murray has an lntm lion 8!"
‘11:: her a. role which affords every 0p.
porinnlty for the noun! ability
which has made her recent m 8
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the Regent Theatre lemon-ow. Thurs- ‘
include John Mmern,’
everyone who goes to the movies. The '
parents who are bitterly cope-ed
his infatuation. Seeking only M-
E
{between Bush and his family.
they discover the. facts, and are
glen“?! in the determination
lama» no" life shall not be ruined
which ensue bring Rosalie
; Pm mount film, neared
Tom aloore were the mum-ea players.
and supporting them was a on.“
Which gave complete Emma.
The picture B the story of a. fatthv
[cl wife. played by Rory Kile. Minter.
who is married to a rotter. mot
capably interpreted by Robert Scha-
ble. Going to their ranch in the
West. there steps into the dot!
Molly. .l Noon-keeper, played by
Viola. Daniel. And then. when mu-
tors have reached a crucial stage. the
- 'ftonrtn angle h a. neighboring ranch
Me! I- rermu- heoman masquerad—
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ingua dude. undamoot colorful
character In the hand. of Tom Hooro.
The. plcture continues today. V: -
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BAZAAR.
. The bazaar of the Norwalk Congre-
mm church opens tomorrow at
11: 39 a. m. A bushes. men's [nacho
eonwmbeaerved attliathour.
The parish house is pretttlr decor-
ated and. at the booths one will and
exceptional values.
The younger members of the church
have put forth a. considerable efiort
for the doll booth. where an curative
line of dolls of all sizes. and dolls:
am and toys have been counted.
The greenery, which ls in the organ
loft. is wonderful. and a visit to It
alone will repay one. Here ls diaphr-
cd flower: and shrabbery. There is
the domestic booth and
display candles. fancy work and other
articles Soluble for holiday gifts. The
children's apparel booth ls well stock-
ed.
Everything is reasonably priced.
The proceeds of this bazaar go-to the
building fund.
WNCEAL TAKING A BEST
ON BOARD THE mm
PARIS. Nov. 14. (By Wirele- to The
minted Press) .—Clenxeacea.u is en.
losing a loaf that comes once to a. life-
time. ‘
““1 never slept so much in my life.“
he mld today.
He added that the was having a
splendid time and that he never felt
better.
The Tiger's Words were confirmed
by bla‘bealthy. jovial cppeorance
After yesterday‘s rough swells. the
Atlantlc is now treoting thex snip
kindlyand she lsoeemlngtlxronsha
smooth sea.
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vpgycoggidelegmon at Longtime. m that
Turk W nest Is: that the
to disaster but in the end one Wilma. M “mime: responsible
. {government
. Mn on "liquor question.
At a Glance
Turkish Nada—Turk governor ex-
plicitly instructed to press demand for-
fnll control or Mutinoplf. Angora
dechreo.
comma-cameras
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moorings.
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131m at. Saxon-IR!
Pleads? Poincare agrees to meci’
Lord Canon. Brithh Foreign Secre-
tar-r n: conference preliminary to-
election Brithh of House of Com-
monn grow-s bitter and opponent de-
scribe her as “pm-toot" because of
, Qemceau m to debate with
Jean tongue: on .the League of
Nations. and avowa “be B going to
Amerh to talk to Americans. not to
argue with Frenchman;
Err-pt moves to have voice In Lain-
lume conference and seeks to db—
courace plans of Turkish National‘uts
to take from sultan his temporal
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British electoral oratory makes its
final dual: Contemtivea, Liberal
Union” and Asquithians unite
against Lnbor for advocating levy on
Genital and. nationalimtion or infirm-
tries.
Vigorous attack on French financial
administration threats Cabinet crisis.
but Premier Polntnre hurries to
Camber to find that his supporters
A. H. WOOSTER
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was -t.
have averted temporary danger.
Retohsbank declared ready to ad-
vance to Germain government five
hundred million gold marks to stabil-
hcnnrkifan equalloan canbemd.
tron abroad. .
William Allen Whlte demos trial
In Kansas strike poster use. although
State Attorneyfl-eneral declares he
will not prosecute action.
Pennsylvania with seven will top all
state- In important house committee
heads In the new Guam unless
lenlorltr rule ls revoked.
Real/Admiral Sims retired. tells:
Canadian club in Toronto that he
far-or: the British "because they are
good sports"
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”Atlantic St..5tondord
Jake Schaefer. San Francisco (le—
feats Erich Hagenlacher. Germany.
500 to 3:8 in first of championship
billiard matches at New York. ‘
Haring of plea. of Carl Carleton for
deportation of Pat Somerset. English
actor. conditionally trolled at Ellis"
Island. and macro are to go to Wash-
Ington for review.
New York state voters defeated by
large majority proposed amendment
to increas pay of judges of Court of
Appeals from 310 coo to $17, 500 3
your complete returns show,
-—Corne and bring your children to
see a “Day in the White House With
Abraham Lincoln.” as depicted by
GAS STOVES
and
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Rev. Lincoln H. Caswell 2: Norwalk
M. E. clinrch. Friday night. November
17. 3 o’clock. Adults, '56: children. , ,
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