v‘
m. q. .yw .:
Station was. ‘
. i ll "
' I :md- afternoon news broadcast.
luruished by Boston Ameri-
can.
Music on the Chickering Amp:
:0 and Bmmick.
( A,» p. m ~u eekly crop report, com-
" Lu“; irj' Y. A. Sanders. crop statis-
:i'llifl icr the New Endand SLIM
meters).
6 _< 3 m.-—Hoeton pollca re rts.
2; ;'(.1 police headquarters; late
X...” flashes. early sports news,
3. ,mn American.
- p. m.-—Condition of ids-schn-
..r-.« highways. furnished by the
A-ynmohlle Legal Association.
: , m.—-Evening program: ,
7 I'oncn't b)’ Cy L'lllan. pianist. A
program chosen trom the
works of Bsethoven. Chopin
snd Lint.
ll
Mtg.
Sunday, January 1.
m W01.
- - p m. ——'l'wilight program:
; .. Tl- e Family Circle.” conducted
by the Youth‘s Companion.
1 . Crust Sliding in Bloomfield."
: 'lmpertinenco R‘ebuked."
r —"l,ast Year's Calendar."
4 - ills EXCUSE."
"An Indoor Athletic Meet."
':——l‘oncert by Wilhelmina. Eld-
wln_ soprano. and her ”ice
culture classes. 32.. Vina!
and Miss Boland, accompan-
lets.
rlin Sun Worshippers”
lnvlian melody)
Troyer-Coomis
and C.
(Juno
Bv Classes B
7 Soprano Solos— . -
: - “Morning Hymn"...Henschel
| "Night. and the Curtains
Prawn" . . . Ferrata
Wilhelmina. Baldwin.
Swing Song". ..F‘rancls Noore
Cla- G.
4 \‘lolln Solos—
'vl "Hooper Vsisante"...Poldini
"A la hlen Aimee"... .Shutt
Mrs. Eleanor l’feirter.
lust fiwearyin' for You"..Bond
Class C.
I i
l w.» “(‘iourl Shadows". . .Rogers
. » "The Mother Heart"
.................. Stickles
ClassE
‘ tnprnno Solos-—
Mn “.\llenseelen". . . . Strass
i ) "Verborgenhelt" ..... W018
VVilhelmlna Baldwin.
Faschlo chio Pianga"...Handel
Classes 8 and C.
Home". . :‘. . . . . Dvorak
Class B.
., America. the Beautiful"
Voice Culture Classes.
—"Children's Hour"-—Bibla stor-
ies read by “’illiam Barrow.
Jr.
‘ r. m.—Boston police
can police headquarters.
‘ 1'. m.-Federati0n church mrzice.
«lucted by Rev. Christopher R.
at. pastor of the Bullnnch place
‘lrch. Unitarian. Bostos_ Man.
0 Berkeley chorus or fifteen voices
.q the Boston Y. W. C. A. asdst
~10 music oi“ the service. Mrs.
'Coln'
reports.
r-nr‘e Lowell. director. Ad-
"Looking chward and Go-
: nrward "
' -. in ———Concert by the Berkeley
Chorus. from the Boston Y.
\\’. C. A. Mrs. Florence
Lowell. director.
Winter Song" ........ Bollard
Land of Sky Blue Water"
............. .. . . Cadman
“Whispering Hope"
Hawthorne
Miss
,‘irs. Lowell. soprano:
Newman. contralto.
l ‘n-iion by Quartet
Misses Cook. Norris, Budde
and Vincent.
l‘Irzltuc-ky Babe". . . .
rTrill: of St. Mary's"..
AT THE THEATRES
PALACE TODAY.
Geibel
.Adsms
ltaalinson stars In J-‘uius'e
with Vaudeville.
‘m-ilile was spared in the choice
'm for "Don't Shoot!" the
attraction. starring Herbert
- w n. which plays at the Palace
. imiay with live acts of Keith's
, .«_ Three shows, 2:15. 6:45
it"‘fnck.
:- nnlrcs' mansions in ultra-
.\ l‘zlsedcna, California. were
Hv‘r‘wrl
t
['t "
registered
search of new encomiums
the many other excellent plays
the season having exhausted a. ml:-
the very adversity of his loves. -. *
First Anne Hathaway deceived him
into marrying her and his discovery or
her lie drove him from Btrattord to
London. or. at least gave him the ox~
cuss to have.
with Mary E in. who unwillingiy‘res
oaivad his
the
queen commanded it.
inspired “Emso and Juliet."
sis deceived him.
And in the end shahsspaars takes
up his pen and writs for England at
the command of Queen Elisabeth who
deems his broken heart not an examp-
tion from to: duty to his country but
the urge and purpose It a. useful and
pati‘otic life.
Thus Miss Dane presents a reminis-
tic conception of England's great
man; she makes of him'an ordinary
man reflecting the greatness of ex-
traordinary women.
Otto Kruger presents Will Shake-
speare as such a man. He lends to
the characte‘r none of the glamor and
color that sis-rounded the illustrious
lame. . - ~
Haidee Wright is fully as regal and
imposing as Queen Elizabeth ever
was. Perhaps she is the- reincarnation
or the queen. she lives the part no
truly.
Winifred Lenihan made Just such an
Anne Hathaway as a poet-would have
deserted. but Katherine Cornell was
hardly the sort of Mm Fitton to
have inspired so romantic a tale as
"Romeo and Juliet." However. she
probably played the part as Clemence
Dane conceived it.
0 O C
0n the other hand Ethel Barry-
more is probably not a: romantic a.
Juliet as Shakespeare conceived the
when
In London he pin-sued a love mu- i.
Itonsshawho_
HAIDEE WVRIGHT AS QUEEN
Juliet a real person while you are in
the theatre. but after the curtain one
has a vague impression that Mackaye
Morris has been Romeo to Juliet‘s
TOP: THE BARD; LEFT TO RIGHT:
ANNE HATPIAAVAY. ICATHERINE CORNELL AS MARY FITI'ON AND
ELIZABETH.
‘ “WIN! FR ED LENIHAN AS
Not 7" has written the smartest dia-
logue of the season. The lines of no
play since "Ana-odes and the Lion”
have been so subtle, so satirical A as
sums! NIGHT.
‘
“Without Compromise” Beads 1:
Reel Show at Regent and Palace.
"Without Compromise" is the title
of the most recent production star—
ring Wilbm Farnum. presented by
\‘Villtam Fox, which will be seen at
the Regent and Palace theatres Sun-
day evening.
It is said to be a production of un-
usual dramatic quality alording the
inimitable William i‘arnum opportuno
ties for big punchy moments. There
is a. humdmger‘ a ght . between
Fnrnum. as the ” a." and the
bad man of the decoder town, in
which f‘Big Bill" but over his trusty
right before the desperado’s trigger-
tinger can operate. A wild ride on a
log down a mountain torrent, is an.
other highlight in this thrilling pic-
ture. .
Lois W‘ilson plays - opposite Wil-
liam Farnum. Others in the cast.
which can' truly be called notable.
are: Robert McKim. Tully Marshall.
Otis Harlan. Fred Kohier. Eugene
Pollet and Alma. Bennett. In addition
to the Farnurn Special on Regent
and Palace will present a two reel
Bull Montana Comedy. “In the Days
of Bugaio Billz" Fun From the Press
and a Mutt and ‘Jei! comedy—Surely
some show.
NORMA TWE
In Hrs-IntestPIcrns-e mm
Norma Talmadge who comes to
Norwalk_in her latest vehicle “The
Eternal Flame” for a three day run
starting to orrow. Sunday night. has
screen achievements
starring under the First National re-
leasing banner. One or her most
successful pictures, it will be remem-
bered. was the emotional Spanish
drama. "The Passion Flower." More
recently came her notable triumph in
“Smilin’ Through" But was Tal-
in the production at rental
sometimes to an extrava-
Special permission
'5
v u 'wl
. a day.
. 5:12 :- r
. JtnClal district of Los Angela
. "z n hank breaking scenes at
"' ”(f
Los Angeles policemen to
T’- 33w possibility of real crooh
7 t something over" on the snow
"ire company by working as
' in the scenes.
., A .ient including Edna.
playing the lead. WldG
Margaret Campbell. George
' G‘rrard Grauby, Tiny' Ban-
Iuke R. Lee. Fred Kelsey and
' ‘"<"‘onnor. The story I! by.
Bronson Howard.
cast
Um“,
REGENT TODAY.
Ann 1m moon- GM can
"T "‘2 Double Fats-e Dow.
"' :wl ngel. one oftha molt
H' 'rading men of the screen.
,. recent appearances in Pam.-
:v't
‘ ' ‘ pictures have won him i large '
' "‘ 1::
-‘~'" ‘ Al'rns.
I " . “The Ordeal” which plays at
‘ livtont Theatre today as one of
‘i'i'lMe feature show Mona.
. V520 never has been ant to flier
’ "are in any phohplayinwm
" 4' been sees: thh season.
of
. ,
‘1.
“r Nazel's role is out ofa. tons.
a ..
a: ..
r-
»r. and ten-sunbeam
true to lilo (thunder slits
Gr Was himself a doctor. =
W'“ he became an other. “I
“MN-mt Maugham was a m
T ‘iirian Great m
i'“"l"a. however.“ ml ms
.; ’1 he a total I“ ”it. w
“Practice in m .3..
1 snrly for extravagant interior
. ‘rllntd from prominent banks
'nwssitating the posting of a
‘ *wrllnr Hon-hen Rawlinson is
madgohas not yet been fully satisfied
with the semi-costume pictures she
has appeared in. She was consumed
with ambition towattempt a. mono-
mental all costume production. which
ambition she has at last realised in
“The Eternal Flame." This picture
will be shown tomorrow. Sunday
night. at the Rialto Theatre; and
three-tip“ on londay and three
times on Tuesday.
Those who have studied Miss Tai-
madge's work and followed ha
steady growth as an actre- of grat
emotions .powora are looking torward
with keen interest to this latest part
she is exuding. for they an a-urad
she will glvealnbh and aisle-arg-
W to a role that will set mm
on her young shoulders.
I“ MEGS
mmwmumm
mums-son‘s;
tons.
-Thspnbucotflorwaitwho whit
character. By the sheer force of mother. those of “Why Not?" an exposition
her ability and personality she makes Jesse Lynch \V'illiams in “Why of the divorce quefilon.
program also includes John Gilbert’s terest of “Skin Deep" now being ances of "Skin Deep" and titers are
new picture “The Love Gambler." shown at the Rialto Theatre, should selected shorter subjects that please.
not fail to avail themselves of theJ
opportunity to witness this picture at
the Rialto today. A most successful
three day run is being concluded with
a matinee and two'evening perform-
The war wasn't entirely useless. It
taught a lot of persons of noble
lineage to. saw: their "whim—Minne-
apolis- Star. ‘
Passes Win Car Lines
War Against thneys
A PRETTY YOL NGSTOWN STRE
HER PASS.
YOUN OWN. 0.—-—Youngstown
street operators have found a .way
to beat the jitney—but not until the
jltney almost beat them. .‘
You see. the {are in Youngstown is
9 cents with 1 cont extra for a trans-
fer.
Then the street railway company
began selling passes. You pay 81. 35
a week for one and you or any mem-
\.
Eyes mined by a competent
Hence right bar. in Namath—pa
W WW- .
wayson
months to 8:38. 733 in three months.
unmoved lndutrial conditionsrin this
Steel and mailmaflifig center.
rfsct flttlng‘
Watch, Clock and drain repairing in the inn possible manner
Acoutplstsstockofbiamosdgwmflaclmaoddsweirysiq
ET RAILWAY PASSENGER WITH
- i
ber of your family can ride as may .
times during the week as is necesury
without paying a fare.
Since the pa.- or weekly ticket was
introduced
have increased tram $294. 220 in three
But this increase is partly due to
wan-wan
‘LPfevlnYfitol'Y. *
"Sale of" '
COaté;
for Men, Winnen
street railway receipts.
Do You Know the Joy of
Perfect. Vision?
So much enjoyment and actual.
health is dependent on D m-
SlGHT that one should give it the
best of care. Often aye strain’or
detective vision exists when PROP.
ERLY HTT- GLASSEQ. would.
rectify it. Bring your eye troubles
to one who is equippedto cars for'
gear wants in every particiuar‘de.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
‘ OPTOMETRIBT
Ksslor Bldg. Washington 8t.
South Norwalk
HOME OF GOOD GLASSE.
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