FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922.
1
Talace
Theatre
Direction David Internet:
“ Cyril: W. Gray. In. “If-
an.-
4;
Today & Tomorrow
' Keith
Vaudeville
—— and —
TODAY
BETTY BLYTHE
“HIS W'IFE’S
HUSBAND”
Saturday
Tm-ee Complete Shown at
2:15. 6:45 and 9:15
JOHN GILBERT
_.in_.
‘ HONOR FIRST”
fl
Sunday Evening
, WESLEY (Freckles)
ll, BARRY in
- l; "i’ENROD”
Regent
Theatre
David Esteraon, Manager
Last‘ Times Tonight
At 7:15 and 9
THOMAS MEIGHAN
LEATRIGE JOY
LOIS WILSON ,
And All-Stars m
‘MANSLAUGHTER’
The greatest picture that has
ever come to Norwalk
.—_._..‘,..__.._._—._ —... ‘ —.—-e—-'~¢——v-.a<‘—g—
Tomorrow Morning
At 10 A. M.
WESLEY (Freckles)
BARRY
In a special presentation for
the children of Norwalk—Old
children as well as young
j ones—
Booth Tarkington's '
“PENROD”
You might as well forget
some Xmas toys for the kid-
dies as to have them miss
this treat. It is tonic for
everyone.
{life was presented by
The.
évvhich began its engagement yesterday
‘and which “'ill be
In; sum Imm’svsmu W p: ’ ’ .. -
and were gixen a fine reception. is Pena-0d to the last freckle."
Bugle and Bennett folicmed with an
unusual dance offering that brought
the. audience to its f.eet Their
noxei steps and the grace pith which
they were executed proved real de-
lights “On A Side Street, " a melo-
dramatic farce of an episode of city
Home! Lilies
and a capable suppdrting cast. It was
one of the most likable farces that has
graced the Palace stage in a. long
time. Frank \Vamsleyvand Mae Keat-
ing presenting their comicalities of life
were particularly good and drew
forth great applause. V‘V’amsleys song
numbers were espcially popular. The
allO“ closed by Silvas- Brann & Com-
panv, who presented a whirlwind of
ciuer program of perch stunts, This
‘is one of the most daring of acrobatic
acts and it took the Palace by storm.
feature picture presentation
continued today
stars Betty ‘Biythe in “His Wife's
Husband." It proved one of the
smartest screen specials of the season
'and there is no doubt but that before
it will
attendance
tonight's engagement closes
have established a new
record.
l' ‘
l PENROD.
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_'\\csley Barr, mmc Roleot Booth
3 Tarkington’s Character at (in?
Regent Saturday Dior-rung.
Wesley (Freckles) Barry
prmed such a. hit in
"Penrod,” the Booth Tarkington
Iwhich he plays on the. screen at the
Regent tomorrow morning at a spe-
who
“School Days"
[and other pictures which he has made
lit himself to the highest degree in
Tomorrow
Afternoon at 2:15 and
Evening at 7 and 9
l A Super Double Feature
l Program
TOM MIX
“JUST TONY”
Brought to Norwalk by Spe-
cial Request Again.
— and -—
First National Presents
“THE CAVE GIRL”
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lT THE THEATRES
" M .1 56 SEA LG HTER."
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mm“. SupI-r Picture with
:3. III'.I»- Meiulmn and “'Innlcri’ul
i .ht Claus Run Today at.
’wacnt.
.i..II-1'I:I;:iII<-r," the Paramount su—
-- II» 1112: which has made a. tre-
,.. 2...». hit at the Reg-Int during the
l' , .I I,-.n Iliys will close its cu-
"4l‘."l l 'lv‘, li‘fi‘l‘t‘ today. “'liile tllf‘
ImInlI It or“ people tw‘no have witnessed
:I'l!“’i(‘.‘i(.)n in the past two days
i‘n H
.311.
‘Il'i'lfi the number that has seen any
ml: ‘vlip 31‘ special the satisfaction
w ill ‘ll in: been created by “Man-
,.I ~-I,:lIlI.-r" has been seldom so gr-ncr—
Illy :Eril,l,'lll_ll}d. "Manslaughter" is :1
fi-n‘)’ and the picture is a presenta-
mm which appeals to everyone. There
ll no one to say “\VI-ll I don’t care
unmh for Meltghan or Miss Joy or Miss
WIlImII" for they are among the most
jv'HIlllll‘ stars of the day. Ani the,
Jury too is one that cannot in? mm-
I..l;cl an] disliked by anyone. All
In all “21".Inslaughtti" is one of tlIc'
Sunday Evening
WESLEY (Freckles)
BARRY in
“PEN ROD”
fr
motion picture events of the your and
as such by llegI-nt patrons.
showing today will doubtless
tended by capacity business.
PALACE \'Al'DE\"ILLE.
,l-‘ivc Sparkling Acts Please «Largo First
Day Audiences—BMW lllyilIc's
Picture Presentation Also 7
[I Hit.
The new Palace vaudeville show for
this week got n'way to a flying: start
I‘viih :1 large matinee and capacity
audience last night am] the Sl10\\'
pleased in a way ihnt has not been
beaten by many attractions this sea-
son. The line Sparkling acts furnish-
l0 «l delightful and \ ariI I‘l cntertainmcnl
that was very much enjoyed Jahil
.aml George opened the Show “ith a
‘muslcal program including: snxapllone
and accolrrleon selectinhs. 'l‘hey proved
instruments
“ lzards with these
it has been recognized and appreciated?
The final ‘.
he at-5
l FROZEN radiators are ex—
‘cial children's performance.
l
iwill be. recalledrthat the play when
presented at the Regent last season
'(TI‘EVV a house that stands as a record
‘for ’ attendance. The reasons
apparent. “Penrod” is a real live boy
and his reality makes him the morel
liked. In the role
IW'esley Barry meets the
5111‘. Pm‘kington
I
I
of “Penrod”
requirements
says of Barry, "He
SAVE RADIATOR
and YOUR MOTOR
pensive and unsatisfactory
when repaired. Frozen motors.
are often a complete loss.
Cold, thick oil doesn't circu-
late and cylinders are often
scored. Cold gas doesn't burn
and cuts oil.
In cold weather isn't it wise
to buy a radiator and hood
cover ? A little co d cash will
save hundreds of dollars in
repairs.
WEEKS AUTO SUPPLY
COMPANY,
14 West Ave. Norwalk
Phone 2257.
.
“Pen-
Irod" is well known as a story and it
are
With
that endorsement it is no wonder that
the picture has been the rage. The;
matinee tomorrow, while especially‘
for children because the feature is
booked for Sunday night, will please
grownups as well. The projection will
start promptly at 10 oclock.
STAMFORD-MAN IS
INJURED AS AUTO
WESTP—ORT. NOV. 17 —-Edward
Shea of Stamford was painfully injur—
ed when a machine in which he was
riding turned upside down pinning'
him under While trying to avoid hit-
ting another machine at the foot of
State street hill.
Shea was coming- down
when a machine cut in front of him
at Riverside avemuu lie turned his
wheels [:00 Quickly and capsized. -He
was lying under the machine for
several minutes before the West Side
Garage employes could right the
machine.
Dr. Ray Long attended the injured
the mu
from deep lacerations about the face
ribs were. broken.
witnesses," but the}!
one could ' furnish any names,
the registration of the car.
FOUR EXECUTED ~
IN DUBLIN TODAY
DUBLIN, Nov. 17.-—(Associat9d
Press).—-Four civilians, James Fisher,
Peter Cassidy, Richard 'I‘ulhy and
John Gafiney,
Free State,
7 o'clock this afternoon.
Ad‘et'tlle in the Sentinel.
-—-Se11tlnel Adi pay.
H
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THE
SATIN PUMPS
All Sizes—The Newest 2
$1.95,
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TURNS TURTLE
man and found that he was suffering
and neck, several fingers were nearly
severed at— the, first joints and three
TWO girls'wero in the machine that
Tut in front of Shea. according to
_ disappeared im-
mediately after the accident and no
nor
BEAUPOR '1‘ INSANE
: . ASYLUM on; FIRE
i
QUEBEC, Nov. 17.——-Th’e Beauport
Insane Asylum. where Adelard,
Delorme, former priest, is confined for
the murder of his half-brother. caught!
fire todav. The blaze started in the
{workshops in the rear of the main
building and threatened to spread.
The institution is one of the largest.
of its kind in the dominion.
.‘ The fire was brought under cen-
Etrol after a hard fight and did not
reach the main building.
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E repair furs in a
way that makes it
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DELIVERY
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white thin china, with
'gold border, soup,
dinner and tea- size
VACUUM BOTTLES
$1.25—Pint size, with
aluminum, case. Will
keep liquids hot 24
hours, '
‘AT-—89c.
ROTARY ASH
SiFTERS
Made of heavy gal—
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over barrel” or . ash
can. The dustless
kind,
AT—-$2.79. .
TOWEL BARS
31. 49—24 inch white
enameled, with curr-
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AT—$1.19.
WOOD STOVES
$4. 75 ‘— Large size,
made of heavy russia
n,
Impossible to tell them .
from new. We match in.
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workmanship is the 31?;
best. The entire gar- ~
AT—$3.98.
C’HOPPING BOWLS
ment is made new.
“HIGHEST QUALITY
all residents of the
after a trial by a military
court. charged with the unlawful pos-
.sesslon of revolxcrs were executed at
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pGehebe s
“It’s Here if it’: Home?
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60c——Best_ polish for
hardwood floors, fur-
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AT—43c Bottle.
Odds and Ends of
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Dinner and s o u .11
plates, cups and sau-
cars, fruit plates. oat-
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We Each.
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$1.59—Fine thin glass
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WEAR EVER ALUMINUM ‘DEMONSTRATION ALL NEXT WEEK
Mrs. c. Kingsley, an expert from the factory, will be with us to w
you the mast interesting points of Wear-Ever.
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MARK OFF’S
42 South Main Street
South Norwallt
SALE OF ‘THE SEASON
ONE DAY ON LY—SATURDAY THE 18TH.
A Few, of the Many Bargains on Sale
BOYS' AND GIRLS”
SCHOOL SHOES
Black & Tans-170 Pairs
To Go At—
$1.49
Below the Clifford
Men !
'Looki \
ALL LEATHER WORK
' SHOES
Values to $3.00
$1.95
MARK- OFF SHOE STORES
42 South Main Street
For Saturday Only
South Norwaik
T H E A R M O RY
Nov. 18, Matinee and Night
Saturday;
THE IRIS
AND SOLOIST
t
“as“
NORWALK, .
CQNN.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE KIWANIS CLUB—AFTERNIIN CONCERT 2: 30; EVENING CONCERT 8. 00 O’CLOCK f;
CHILDREN’S TICKETS 25c IN THE AFTERNOON‘. ADULTS, EVENING, $1.00
Irish Dancer, Irish Singer and Irish Piper
THE ONLY IRISH BAND IN AMERICA 5.;
Proceeds to Go to the Furnishing of Chairs for the Armory-“TiCkEtS on Sale at 1301111011398, South Norwalk, Hamllton 8: Norwalk. g-
LADIES' RUBBEBS
U. S. Brand
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69c *
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