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Regent Theatre
DAVID ESTERSON, Manager.
TODAY AT 2:15;7:00 and 9:00
.-‘\ re‘al Metropolitan double feature program that will provide more
entertainment than any show you have ever before looked at.
ROBERTSON-COLE HIZZONER
ALL STARS IN CHICK SALES
“LIFE’S GREAMT In his greatest and latest comedy
QUESTION” ~ - «ms Nms”
You can't possibly go wrong on these two attractions and it you see
thems you will surely be going right.
Sunday Evening at 7 and 9
A SUPER DELUXE PARAMOUNT FEATURE
_.._.. Prmfing .—
A L I C E B R A D Y
in the Screen Adaptation of the Play in W’hich She Achieved Her
Greatest. Stage Success—-
“ANNA ASCENDS”
{WORRELCOMEDY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
First National Presents
The John Stahl Special Feature Release
“‘THE SONG OF LIFE”
With an All-Star Cast
Coming Wednesday
DEMAN THOMPSON‘S
“THE OLD HOMESTEAD”
With Theodore Roberta
Add 313 of the merit of “The Storm." "Blood and Sand." "Manslaugh-
ter." “Rich Men's Wives" and other his pictures and even than
you will not equal the master‘y success that this picture is.
The Management Personally Guam It to Be the Beat
. Attraction of 1922.
FOX NEWS
Palace Theatre
Direction of DAVID ESTERSON; CYRUS w. GRAY, 0., Manager.
GETABOARD
“THE FAST MAIL”
Tonight at 6:45 and 9:15
, Lcales on the urcatcst thrill trip through picture land that you have
ewr tnlwn and reaches the station in time for the best
show imaginable— “‘
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FIVE ACTS OF KEITH VAUDEVILLE
ALL ABOARD !
Sunday Evening’at 7 and 9
A Sl'PER DELUXE PARAMOUNT FEATURE
—— Presenting ——
ALICEBRADY
ll" lu- Scrccn Adaptation of the Play in Which She Achieved Her
Greatest Stage Success— ‘
‘ “ANNAASCENDS”
TWO REEL comm?
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
B E T T Y B L Y T H E
"l Star. Brilliantly Supported in the Film Adaptation of
livx Beach‘s Novel "The Net." Produced its—-
“THE FAIR LADY?
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FOX NEWS
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Mn which the girl has a leading part.
NEW BRADY success.
“Anna Asa-ands" Strong Vehicle for
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Alice Brady is winning quite as
much favor in the Paramount screen
production of "Anna Ascends“ as she
did with the play, in which her success
was undoubtedly signal. The picture.
directed by Victor Flemi'nlr. is billed
as the feature at the Regent and
Palace Sunday evening.
Miss Brady is seed in the role of
Anna Ayl'Ob, a Syrian girl who has
come to the United States to try to
realize the ambition with which .she is
fired. namely. to be a successful
writer. She is forced to work lira.
coffee house in New York. There she
meets Howard Flake. a newspaper-
man.‘ with whom she falls in love.
and who is seeking to run down a
gem smuggling plot. The love story
of Howard and Anna is admirably
woven into the unravelling of the plot.
panama TODAY.
Lincoln Carter’s “hat Mail” Has Last
Run with Vaudeflllle.
After many years old time theatre-
goers had pleasant memories revived
last night at the Palace Theatre where
Charles Jones. one of the bright par-
ticular stars of the William li‘ox
galaxy. appeared in “The Fast Mail"
as the feature/of an unusually attrac-
iixe program. The picture appears
for the last time today with live acts
of vaudeville. .
Jones was never seen in a picture
that suited him hitter. Those who
n-call "The Fast Mail." which was
produced by Lincoln J. Carter first in
tin; early ninetics. will recall it as
out: of the early action dramas that
ucrc much in vogue at that time. and
perhaps. the DOS! ol‘ the lot. Certain
Fox has mndc a spendld screen adap-
tation of it. and lost none of tho
thrilla “’llllr‘VI’llL‘l’l it was flavored.
T112 Mississippi steamboat explosion.
the thrilling horse race. the burning
hotel and the grcat train scene in
which Jones. as the hero. is scooped
into the mail car inside of a mailbag
—ihm‘ wens all there. and the audi-
cnrc wolcomcil them in their new
dress as though glad to see real old
friends once more.
REGENT TODAY.
.‘o‘rtlntrst Mounted Police Drama
Prom-Inca in "Life's Greatest
Questlun"—Sales Comedy.
Producers of “Life's Greatest Ques-
tion." which is to be the film feature
nilractlon .tt the Regent Theatre to-
day. have undernkcn to present on the
scrccn a thrilling exposition of the
age-old qucstion: Should a woman
toll ht‘r husband of her past life? .
llowm'er. it would appear that those
ir-sponaihlc for this particular produc-
tion had given up hope of ever find-
ing a suitable solution to this problem
in lll-P center of civilization. since they
have chosen to make the locale of
their story an outpost village in the
Far North. This original touchi
brings to the sci-con one of the most
compelling stories of adventure and
thrill (-ver scrccncd in the Northland.
Chi‘ck Sales will present his latest
comedy hit. "His Nibs" as an added
feature tOKI’l)’.
~'ROIHIC’I‘ION AND CONSUMPTIO.‘
0F TEA. ' ‘
Remarkablc and Noteworthy mice:
(In Priccs in the “'orld's Marketa.
\Vith thc high cost of living still
dominating the business situation, it
ten, like other commodiites in the
world's markets. should maintain an
upward trend: but there is specific
reason in this particular instance. due
to the inevitable causé of supply and
demand.
The world's consumption of tea for
1922 will. probably. be forty-six mil-
lion pounds in excess of the produc-
tion. The result of this shortage is
a. steadily rising market the six
1 'ontas. What ultimate eflect. this
shortage will have upon the future is
dimcult to foretell. Certainly lower
ll-i scarcely null-prising thatJhe price of .
At t he Sunday eevning service to;
gnomw thevm Will be of Kathe?
Goes char-ache” and will be project‘-
ed by means 'of the new Victor eter-
egptican w¥h has been purchased
and is rea v ‘
machine produces a perfect damning
picture. operating free from noise or
dares andjwiith the attractive slides-
which accompany the mainline sun;
dayrevemnfi Will produce clear and
neautituliygcoio‘led pictures.
come to failjejextended to join the
children. n this trip th ‘
58 land. V rough Mother
.Clarence Nuttme. who. r the past,
two wars M8 had charge 3 the ants-
aionary secremry work or theSunday
schOOL has Peer! obliged to resign on
account of nines. His place will be
filled by Chat-lease. Eakland. who will
gm up his new duties next Sunday
fie Sunday IChool oificera and
teachers yielcome to their midu the
latest recruit. Miss Mary Ferris.
daughter of Mrs. and Superintendent
Ferris. who arrived in town Thursday
afternoon.
The Sunday club will be
over and the address delive‘il‘dudleagr
Robert C. Deming of Bridgeport, who
will speak on “The Immigrant and the
Nation. This club meets at 12 o'clock
each Sunday. and is for all those men
and women who care to come.
The Women's Association will hold
their annual fair on tho ant-moon and
even‘lng Sf “llednesday. December fith.‘
in t e c are . Supper will be
at 8:30 o‘clock. Inacharge or Lil-9.82;?
Stowe. The chairman or the fair. Mrs.
John Sherman. has kindly consented
1°!“ 1 use. This modern
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‘ keeperwi hunter saie gnocefiesl
that «will mm you: a fish pond
that-war rWi*Ԥ~orthf 'Ifislfi'n'g in;
guessing flames and other games cor
everyone,
the .7 7 talented High
is. preparing a poster for
Scans of the church.
”In order to ampge :m" the neces-
sary ringer-ties for the ‘fliraele Play- of
thefiafimgm_wvenaf the unique
urinals "3“gerylce; “the commit-
ai’ternoon when he was struck by an
automobile. th driver of Whi h is un-'
to the use or the mast parlor by the
Sunday school (or Its [film cc run for
the children, and of merrimen'. far the
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engaged to marry. according to re-I - . ,
ports current in motion pocture clr- priced madelawly and are
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the reported engagement. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
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nanny. former resident .of fianbury. ’ . . ’
died at. the Grassland hospital. Vai- ' South hlsln Street.
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u'l‘he accident occurred near Haw.
where Brennan was
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The ”SALADA" Tea. Company. thul,
far. has witnessed no advance, one?
reason being that the company. has.
been able to‘mainiain its supply and:
quality without raising its prices dusi
.to the fact that. it has Ihown remarkq
able foresight in its purchases? Hoar”:
long it will continue on the present"
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'Cornc in now and pick out the
flowers to decorate your home ,
Lwith for Thanksgiving. ':
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Norwalk Chronicler