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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 22, 1922 · page 3

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is \"allace Reid. who
: in 9; i. hamcterizntions
rewr. Rat» Daniels starj
right and member of sev-
:: :nn .line‘ stellar casts: Con-
:r‘tzrran of dc \lille our
man nni Julia Faye who
p—"nw for her work in
, 1» Mill-9 pictures.

. . .z. of “Nice People" is s
{or this galaxy ot‘ tab.

‘4 with the problems and

mat-mg the modem girl
tendencies. The *
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:9 entertain the specta-

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w-il. Edward Msrtlnci.

Rnrtram Johns. William
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‘ " "“r p mmpns "3 ‘ "9 l.crses (you. there's a William Fox
firv in it. tool. f-sf fights. shootings.

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great central scene a te
automobile against train. with the
hero on board the fast mil. the vii-
lain in the machine. each of the two
reaching Vicksburg
first and. once tha-e. battling for dear
litemcr the prostrated body of the
sol.

we think this photoplay is about
thing in films to Have
for
r oaths. art-.1 its lightning-like camera

men bent upon

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wot: races and

* "Y, now 9.1“.

:cle. appears on me midweek
ELaIlur-‘r program with a Room all
:uar cast in “Fifty Candies.“

Instead o: the light. comedy-drama
.ivpe of vehicle one usually mm
‘w‘th the charming little stsr this pro-

uction is a stirring. Eb

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t ry- 41132 contains innumerable thrills

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"The Fast Mail.” the “'ililam Fox
photoplay which plays with
Exilieu n! the Palace the last three days
Oi the week. operates on the general
lines of s Kansas tornado.
impossible in it.

t is mailer

he liveliest

presented in Norwalk

i w. - '. humble l-‘v-atorc Pm!!! gassing.

v. 4;. shark’s .‘lnum and Bush ‘
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| imxrors of

luff.) For star wi'l ire—l
I’~'lf‘.;", surprise at tho Palace

. -- th “hwy-n "Yonth Mustt
her latest starring vehi~

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GIRL SCOlT BRIDGE PM.

For the benefit bridge M at the
on Friday; No-

itnyal James Hotel.

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by MELVILLE DAVIS;

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THE MOTTLED BL TTERFLY “"3 "

Begin Here Tod”
Seated in the opera box of the

M \RQE'IS DE CHANT-ILLS. im-
pov-rished husband 01 s wealthy
American woman.

”I! JONQUELLE. grestcst detective

in France. is discussing file my—

iery o! (no theft at the diamond
neck: ace of the Liarqniso.
:mre them. on the stage. ls’tho

h- r. 9'. tul
MME ZIRT TENZO‘F‘F'. idol of Paris.

Before entering the binrquis‘ box.

H. Jonquelle halted an usher who

was leaving and managed to ss-

cure for s moment I. boa net of
orchids which the llamas was
sending to the Singer.

M Jonquel'e reviews the theories
of the theft. The Hamxxis bad sug-
zmtod the incomes which led to the
srrcst anl conusslun of Jean Le-
QU'L Leq uex was sentenced but
am not tell when the. Jewels could
b» round.

“it was my sssistsnt Fornean who
blinwed your theories." )l. Jon-
quelle told the Msrquis.

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45 now occurred to Formn that
[Titus robbery had been com.
mitted by some one o: the
hats»! thieves at Paris. who were
almua‘omed to enter any building
WIleTh they were able to get into.
and to search any apartment that
they happened to and open.” con-
tinued K. Jonquelle.

“But the Marquis reminded For
seen that the person committing
this robbery had brought wizh him o
piece of paper from the basement.
that more thieves entering on the
chance of fining some valuables
would not have taken this precau-
hon.

“This theory pleased roman. and
he adopted every excellent sugges-
twn which the Marquis was able to
make. But be ventured to wonder
from urban: source the thief had been
able to obtain the combination to
the safe. since it wu known only
to lime. in Marquise.

“The Marquis was ngnln able to
indicate a valuable suggestion-
Women. be ventured to suggest. had
slwsys the some habits. They did
not trust their memories for sur-
thmg that required an accuracy of
numbers. The Marquise would have
somewhere this memorandum writ-
tan down. He- suxgeszed that For~
'.-~.m make a scorch or be: writing-
HM»).

"To thrir surprise they found the
k to the drawers 0! this table
woke-n. and among some papers
Marxist turned over. st the back of
.~ ~ of those drawers. s small book
3?: a red leather cover. On the
u‘ page. in pencil. was predsely
:~- sumo memorandum which the
V u- :‘lis had picked up on the slip
v' :‘nvz' under the door—12:9 com-

raiun to: the state of the Slur-
?ic Crunwile.’ and following.
[9717 cotumns of four figures

The {270me which now prmenc-
«i (’39?! was :0 discover who: em-
rim .n the building could have
'1'" “ 1 'ma memorandum Parnell:
v.2 'rm Sin-(min had before thorn
' h l:-‘fwri~'mz War: the histories
11‘! associates 0: the valet. the
more» and the older employee
were famiimr. and were con-
3 tin: it. was not one of these
.3 but there were other cm~
“-"xua in thin apartmerfl. sad the
{'3I'Ir‘m was now to obtain M
. m oi’ their handwriting without
2.3;: suspoiczon. In his per.
"V; Frrenu asked the opinion
"'3 " -\ 33153415 rle Chmtcfle.

'Irr‘ Marquis snzcested the fat
Hirer device: m m
S :r'ri-te should send an scent“
.uthg pretending to be In
0n M 2:”: government concerned
w. ‘rr‘air'. mental tests required.
m mint to register ciuzzns for the
“ ”om-Le. Among other tau. 1|.
"”1134 minim than to write the
.“‘-"~ 0! the president at Franco
M1 that at the prank: st the do.

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of the war. This would include the
names of Emerald and Clemenceau.
and by this means they could ob~
min the M 0! the word Hamuls and
the C of the word Chaplain. which
had been written by the unknown
thief upon the manorsndum which
contained the combination of the
safe.”
The Prefect of Police stopped. The
attention of the Hanoi: de (ninth
cane seemed to have posed from the
narrative to n contemplation o! the
opera.

Mme. Zirte‘mrofl was at the point
of her greatest scene. Her voice
filled the immense house like a silver
bell. like innumerable silver bells—
; quality of the human voice that
no other diva. had ever brought to
Paris. Ber youth, her alluring
beauty. added to the enchantment.
Monsieur lo Marquis do mantello
was looking st her. one hand finger-
ing his mustsche. the other turning
the monocls a: the end of the silk
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interrupt the absorption. but be
continued to speak.

“And as it happened.” he said. “It
was the ingenuity at this device
suggested by the Kat-qui- do Chan.
telle that enabled Forum to locate
the one who had committed the rob-

fromtbeServicedehSm-etscsmo

Tenmethelormotgovern
mentunderwfichweiivssndwrite
downformethenameotmepresl-
denteti‘mncosndlbat of the
premierwboeond'sctedtho pace
terms in the Oral Wsr.and I
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Nothlng is
I: sweeps everything
ll: ‘drn it lsrs barren everything over
«which it passes. travels at the speed
its name would imply. and after all is
said and done. is of value to everybody.
melodrama. with the
tying race.

Lorscback riding are
:intrrr-eting to see because they show.
'm least. that the camera. men are pro-

. be the
;‘l-.e.1«l.ine act of fire big Keith specialty

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COCKTAILRUIETIIEWORLD’
rouquoros-ns

Regent

TODAYe- TOMORROW — FRIDAY

dud there you will see the sensational jaas dranithat broke Erma.
way records—thepictnrethstexposestbewfldllfeotjan-m
young people in a glittering sensational runner. You'll sée

Wallace Reid, Bebe Daniels, Conrad Nagel, V
Julia Faye and Many Others m

“Nice People”

It is a picture with power—in theatrical parlsnce it has "punch" and
you'll not simply spend time watching screen acting—you’ll my
everyminntethatsomethingtroetoliteisgoingmheforeyon,

See “Nice People” Today or Tomorrow; or Friday... A
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dict. Tristmm & Hyatt.

thstthe Has-unlabsdiea
nncloeod;swoekbe£oro.hs
itnndosedintbesturnooo. It
then thatthlstnsnb-dconeln—
takinguithbimasnpotmm
the basement-broke open the Us!»
qulse's desk sad scrum! for the
combination. which be finally Count!
Ltum wrote down. The scorch had
required s very long time. sud be
badmumeonlhisdsytoopatbs

him snd waited until this night on
which the shrunk had again [one
out. leaving, the door “latched.

”then be had opened the ‘19 and
removed the necklace. He thought
that in putting the necklace into his
pocket he must have pulled the slip
of paper out. and by this means it
had fallen to the floor when the
Msrquis had picked it up.

"The ma undo no defense end
waived all legal procedure. He con-
fessedsndbssbeenscntenodtoo
term so! imprisonment. But he re-
fnscd to anywlntbeboddonowlth
the necklace.”

M. Jonquelle. watching tbo lar-

qnis, took a box of cigsrets out at
his pocket and slipped his thumb-
nail around the “amp. but he did
notopen thobox. Bespoke sudden-
ly to the Maroon do Chantene: his
voice was slurp. clear. sud its tones
arrested the man’s attention.

"Honsleur le bur-unis.“ be sold.
“Mme. ertensot! will not be
pleased with her bouquet o! orchids.“

The Marquis turned suddenly on
him: his eyes were now can
with an intense expresison

"You know. monsieur. that I have
sent a bouquet o: orchids to Mme.
Zine-W

‘SnreLv. monsienr.” replied the
Prefect 0: Police. "I paved the boy
departing with them when I entered.
They were very lovely. superb. ex-
quisite. tho Bottled Butterfly: Bow
aptly adapted is that flower to Hon-
sieur ls Mauls."

The Marquis continued to regard
bun.

“And why. monsienr, do you epin-
paremewitbtmsvsrietyotorchidf‘

marmueamo Protect d
Police. "whyJenn Leqnexrehned
tonywnerethencckhcewssthst
bend-Memluinmyonr
question.”

The hauteur in the W
voicewnsnowdktinctlysudible.
momfhgunfltwnm
wbopromlsedtoteumothst.”
"Andlsbslltell yours-owed
Jonquelle. ‘Jean Lequex refused
to aaywhero the necklacewnstor
the verycoodressonthathodld
notknowwba’eitwasf'

to mention to monsieur an item or
twoot their discoveries: the writing
antbeslipotpdperfiadbeennnds
with the left Monti the our
date.” it happened. seeing the
mammzoautlesfinxhis
Melanoma;

”Ah. monsieur.webavebcenen-
gagcdinabltofcomedy. rum
usltwebsredecdvedyon....

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safe. He had taken the rope: with“

'Hyouwfllunmlloosieorlo_

SATURDAY—Double Feature Bin—moon All Star“
cm in “Life's Greatest Question" sad Chick Sales in "mg

vember 24. the following publicapirit-
ed merchants have donated- prizes:
LeGrsnd Raymond,
Crotnt 8: Knapp. Glendennins & Co-

Car- ;

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or the Regent and Palace Theaters.
Home of Me3erhoff. Frnnk lander

James Donneily. nnd Joapn Mecne,’

florist.
There will be prizes for each tab-lo
and tean‘ulbcsen‘ed by mew
meat of the Royal James The com—
mittee in charge is; Mm Huber: P.
Bishop. chairman; Mrs. John Cars-
Hash. Hrs. Wilbur Neeru; an
Elliott Brown bliss Martha. Maw
litthsmes Fechheirnee M W
o t ese Indies -
chased. tickets may be our.

The patrons“ ere the members of

'the committee. and the others mon-

bers of the Girl Scout

m... m. mm..céiif’§iifi
aloners Mrs. A. B. Russell Miss Fran?
ces Harsh-om. Mrs. Robt. S. Van Bu;
ren Mrs. Win. H. Earle. Mrs. B. F.
Andrews. Mrs. Albe’t. Lee Mm Ka-
logg. Hrs. Calvin Barton. er‘ DIM
Spence. Mrs. George Fawcett. Mrs.

.Leon Fish. Mrs. Ii Hm l and
- Mrs. Osborne. 8 C02

 

Mrs. W’flflnm Goliaher of 9 Elm
Grove greet. South \orwa: it. has join-
ed in with her neighbors by giving the
contract to H. A. Hegelein {or an in-

htcrnntional guaranteed one—pipe heat.

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“DRAGON DUBBS”
wm Be Presented on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22,
at 8 O'clock in Trinity Parish Hall

iDon’t fail to see this three-act rural

comedy drama.
EVERYBODY COME!

Tickets.. ........... ”500a!“

 

 

LOSING FLESH ?

Perhaps its because youarede.
landing too much of your body.
If you are doing more work than
you are capable of doing and Mve
become rundown. by all means
bufld yourself up. Take our Corn
pound Syrup of Hypophosphste.
blokes you healthy. vigorous and
full of rim and vitality.

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LOVE”
THURSDAY

hundreds of them all crowded into
LINCOLR J. CARTER’S CELEBRATE!) HELODRAIIA

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“YOUTH MUST HAVE

FRID’ AY— SATURDAY ..
YOU ARE GOING TO SEE

{TODAY AT~2:15, 7:90 31:09:00
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