REGEN
CONTINUING TODAY AND muomw
Rodolpli Valentino?
THE YOUNG RAJAH
The greatest Valentino love
tacular than “Blood and Sand."
A story that sweeps from New York's glittering ball rooms
to the ageless mystery and passions of the Orient!
More tempostuous love scenes than "The Sheik"—
With Wanda Hawley in Supporting Cast
seclusion 'mm
A‘l' REGULAR PRICES
drama of them all i
—More specs 7
as a Regent Saturday
Thing’ ’-Bull Montana
"Punctured Princes.”
SATURDAY—A Big Three-Day Super Special
Headliner—Owen Moore in “Love Is an Awful
Blue Ribbon Program
in a three-reel comedy.
Palace
Theatre
Directlon of stld Esterson—Cyrus W. Gray, Jr., Mgr. .
A Vaudeville Program That
TODAY, TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
About for a Month *
the Whole Town Will Talk
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YATES lb CARSON,
In “That's Difl'eren ”
EMERSON '8 EMERALD
REVUE
Typical, Topical Tunes of
Erin
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In‘Dsncing Items
JOHN" CHOIR
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THEATRE
LAST SSHOWING TODAY
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ANITA STEWART
InthebrsmaW'rlhtbeBigDiflei-enoo
“Rose 0’ The Sea”
"The, Fire Fighters” an ”Owflang” COmedy
- Paths Review --
scorn noewAT;
runners) res. li.—“Work
Erin!- mW’ ~tbat’s the reassess
yorker-day celebrated
birthday. Reamer E. Dowd hmband or
matheiwimwholsawolnhis
still year, sayi‘i'fidueu” to their
m The double birthday is
being quietly observed at their home
in Burr street. Greenfield Kill. The
twins were born in 1833. daughters o:
,Orlan'dq and Laura Nichols. Their
present data of tlie Hemlock- reser
yolk. Their mother was a teacher at
' the old- =Deerneld school and the twins
later were pulpls there. ~ .
Both married when young and
Johnnie Jones Comedy
‘Man, Woman, Marriage 7
The Photoplay of Gripping Interest, Starring Beautiful
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
Don’t Miss This Picture—It Caused Critics to Talk
Wherever It Was Shown.
boil; worked in Bridgeport. firs.
TOMORROW and SATURDAY Dowd as s. fllllner and Mrs. Seymour
~ on a. dream er. The Seymours made
m Tim“ Daily their home in Bridgeport until not
when they removed to Greenfield Hill.
Hrs. Dowd’s husband is (Veteran
of the Civil War. He enlisted ‘ from
» Clinton in the" 35th Connecticut In-
{entry and served rom- years. When»
mustered out. he toook‘up his rest?
deuce in Bridgeport at State and.
Greenfield him.-
7the' age-of 13. Two children were;
Laura.- lives with her mother
aunt. in Greenfield Hill
Mr. Dowd, though so .years 016.713
‘and
Current Paths News
farm. .
STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT.
And Continuing Monday and Tuesday
You Read the Story in The Evening Sentinel.
Now See the Ploturizatlon at the Rialto.
Some tribes of the Congo build
their ' houses of bamboo poles.
thatched ,wlth banana leaves. and
keep a fire in them continually.
,F H. BAXTER
6 count MAIN STREET.
DBUGOIST 7
Agent for Page & Shaw. Park a:
Word. Green See], and Russell’s
TARLOV BROS.
Leading Tobsooonlstg
we RECOMMEND
With His Talking Violin
VAN HORN and INEZ'
In 3 Lightning Novelty Number Featuring the Original
Swivel Neck Spin ~
THURSDAY
VIOLA
“Love in
and FRIDAY .
DANA
the Dar ’7
THE NEW
STRAND
THEATRE — STAMFORD. CONN.
MIL, 2:15, 35c; Balcony, 40o; Evo-
'17an a." friends: Evenly:
Sa‘tu
~., Two and em.
_'l‘hurs., Fri and Sat.
m m STAR
VAUstnLn‘sm
Janis Oliver Oumood’s
“m BROKEN SILENCE”
Starrlerena Keefe wlth J. Barney
Sherry, Robert Elliott and Gypsy
O’Brien.
AI THE IHEAIRES
PA LACE TODAY.
M u \uudcvllle Bill {or the [Ant Ell!
ul’ the Week Is a Program of
Varlcllco.
. we 06 the best vaudeville'programs
the Palace has yet presented
l« oofl’c‘red at the popular down-
theatre for the last half of the
v . lwginnlng today. Perhaps one
, most interesting features of the
u u ll! be the wide variety of en-
' Html‘nt that is covered in the ‘VC
lx‘vilh acts whlch Manager Cyrus
rlmy. .lr.. has selected for this
There is cevry reason why
> thw should go over very big for
rliwrsmed entertainment just
w v. 1th pop and snap and the bill
ml! mslly maintain Interest and
”msiasm from the start to the llna
For today and tomorrow with
‘ ~ vaudeville show'the Palace will
~th Viola Dana’s latest picture
"Love in me Dark." Miss Dan'a's
recent ccesses “Five Dollar
w" and “June Madness" will be
“:‘Wl and this one is sold to sur-
~~4 either or its predecessors.
vovnc mun,
'.
n.
\' \\ Valentino Picture Get! Big Rue-
.mnon at Regent manning .
Night and Goes Over Well.
"W of the most notable victor-cof-
'I‘EF of the season in thll city I.
‘ . Young Rajah." the new Rudolph
Mlno success which will be pre-
‘- rl there today and tomm. The
“N that the public expect“ some-
Wrz unusual hi this screen prodde-
‘ 'vn was evident by the early 03M”
‘fl‘m‘ that assembled for ths‘attuc-
CREAM BLFARSA
SIUIIIHPHEAI
“Nam": Opens Every Air Pump-
Clesrs Throat. Too
1' )our nostrils m clogged and
.l-Oh‘l‘ head ls stoned m 01.3“!
r‘amrrh or a cold. In“? ‘ m p“
unllsccptlc cream into 10“?
It penetrates through every ‘5’ fl! ’
rare soothing and healing m 1‘“
inflamed membranes and ’0' I“ “l"
.I‘ant teller.
' A brilliant production throughout and
tlon and when. "The Young Rajah"
had been presented there was not a
single persondn the entire Regent
audiences who was not well satisfied.
The picture had been represented as
better than ‘T'ho Sheik” or “Blood
and Band" and in this opinion prac-
tically the enilre audience concurred.
non. runs and WED.
January 15.16.17
5 All Star Vaudeville Bill
LON OHANEY
-m—p
“‘l'lesll and Blood”
one o! the best” that Paramount has
ever put on the market. this new
Valentino vehicle outclasses his pre-
vious successes.
ANITA STEWART
\
Plays Part at “some Girl in “Rise 0’
'lhe Son” at Elsito Today. .
Miss Anita Stewart. whose ability
as an actress has never been ques-
tioned, and whose stories are always
lull of charm, appears today 'at the
Illslio Theatre as Vi Raymond. a
member of the chorus on a Broadway
production, who wastes her love on a
reckless youth. only to be paid In full
by his father. A rather unusual
situation. but the picture is an un-
usual picture entitled "Rose 0' The
Sea." The last showings or till-(91c-
ture. which deals with the life 0 Vi
Rumond tom the time shewal
wait out up by the sea. until shout
last finds perfect happiness. are to
be at the Elana today.
ants-rum armor.
film—WWW which
Comes to III-Ito Tm.
Kiss fibrotby Phillips. W the
our beautiful. appeals in the produc-
tion or “Ham—WWW” a
First National attraction which opens
atwo days-uh at the Illslto Theatre.
tomorrow. m. This picture is
wttbontadoubtoneottbemostln-
unsung that lies” Phillips has up.
poured in and for novelty of plot and
lameness of dramatic scenes is with-
Trythls. Gunman may
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breath ls was. "
Aids Daughter’s
Wedding Plans.
’ Then, Takes Poison
11.—
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Jan.
Mrs. Annie Coakley Ptleger forty,
described as the divorced wife of
George Pfleger.‘ New York merchant
of No. 150 West 713i. street. is in a
crltlcal condition at st. Vincent's Hos-
pital as a. .result ot‘ awnllonglng
several biohlorldo of mercury tablets
yesterday. "It’s all o‘er now." Were
her last words before she became un-
conscious.
Mrs. Pfleger had just returned to
Bridgeport from New York. where
her sister, Mrs. Reginald Camp-
bell of No. 563 Fairfleld avenue. and
she had beeuasslstlng her daughter
in making arrangements for the lot-
ter's wedding next week. Mrs. Pne=
get-,was (staylhg'at’the yMorehouse
Hotel here and was treated .by Dr."A.
' COPS SEEK HAVENS
Curtis, wife of Frederick Curtis. 8n, - m m'
'which was held n-om hor late home CONSULT“.
at No. .1114 ‘Fnlrfield avenue. ‘
Police scanned the faces of the 3703 mad
mourners at the funeral but failed to ~ '
discover Havens. Thoso'present at '_ “d—
the funeral were unaware of the tact am m
AT THE Ammo TODAY
B. Margulls or the Emergency 110$ LORD ROMEO
pita; before being removed to St. Vlu- Mild Hsvsna Olen!
cent's. .
Mrs. Campbell could ascribe no 5c Each
motive for suicide. saying her sister _ And _
was in comfortable financial condition. .
She believes Mrs. Pfieger took the 80—2 for 15¢
I
lson b mistake.
9° " Mahsoksmo sloclo
Phone 1531
yummy who“ om ’ , sun.
Rolauvé of Hungary's Nobility Asks
375,000 of Wm Man.
CONNECTICUT CARPET
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Jan. 11.-—— ~
Max J. Buehler, jeweler and real es- CLEANING CO. .
talc man of No. 1’54 Clinton avenue. 37 Cedar a .39. "0mm. can“.
yesterday was named defendant in 9. mm
We clean and renew colors is
Carpets sndRugs. Hand processby
ExpGoods Called for and Douvemd.
TOURS T0 EUROPE OR ‘
BERMUDA.
$75,000 breach or promise suit instl-
tuted by Mrs. Olga Dekoszeghy. thir-
ly~five-year—old widow of an officer in
the Hungarion Hum
Mra Dekoszoghy claims to be re-
lated‘Ito the Hungarian nobility. She
has conducted a dressmaking estab-
llshmcnt here since the death of [her
husband.
Bucchlcr. a.’ widower. considerably
Older than Mrs. Dekoszeghy. yester-
day filed a bond or $80,000 in lieu of
an attachment on his property.
Testimony will be lntroduced,‘ "n- is
said. that Bucchler called Mrs. Dekos-
seghy his “Merry Widow." and that '
she called him ”Daddy." \“C
unsurpassed, good rooms, excellent
food well prepared and nicely Served,
ample deck space For particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES, Agent.
‘7 Main Street Norwalk
U. ¥ -
And ‘
C
Better”
A person should have- their
eyes mined stleutonoe in
AT A FUNERAL
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 11.—Ja.mel
H. Havens. missing Fall-field avenue
broker wanted for alleged embezzle-
ment of more tmn $100,000 ot'hls
customers‘ funds, was sought. by poo
lice yesterday at the funeral of His
motherein-law. Mrs. Elizabeth Beck
that detectives had the mourning
party under” surveillance.
The Curtis home is in the apart.
ment abovethat where Havens um.
The broker's wife, Mrs. Havens. was
an attendant at her mOther’s bed—4
side fwémdre than a month prior to
the older woman's death.
W. A'McCleHand
e
fifitmflophlamddm
homematafarmhouse near the,
s
Warren streets and later? removed to '
Mrs. Seymour: only son died at. ,
born to the Dowds one of whom. Miss . :
active and does daily chores about the . :»
(181111188. . ‘ .
Every accommodation, steamers are .
-Angevine Furniture Co.
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