Isl ll\\il.S “. DEAN
Jun. l2.-—-Tho biggest
motion picture industry
oi human material.
. . .u re players are fortun-
w. lull into the hands of
as Urifllth. the De
lmlwrtson and others
to bring out the best
-:x. It is often the talent
.znr rather than or the
' is evident on the screen.
. w r hand there are many
, rs whose value is great-
, ivy poo‘r direction and by
'n worthless stories. 1
.ml cepccially Elaine Ham-
vl Alice Calhoun.
liittlo Minister.” Alice Cal-
l» rht her personality to the
of :1. method of direction
nlution that seemed to bo
v mlhnring that personality.
v Why is one or the most
. .uvrecn actresses. There
2' xwutuess. an air of tuna.
“it,
it . HT yet her last few pic-
ll . .‘ llFlthCuy placed her in
I. ~ of sophistication. Her
,1. harsh ones.
.llll concern lacked the
.\. ul«l have resulted in
IT. lu-lng cast in play sult-
plnys that would have
m the foremost rank of
* Elaine Hammerstein is
‘1 in "One Week of
»_ ~-t release. Like all of
has appeared in. this
rly and inarilsticaliy
. «l with all the old trite
' . Sorlznick company has
ml to appeal to box
l 13'. lan 01‘ 1111‘!an in mind
' Hm photoplay or its do-
n nrt. This policy hi!
ll: trimont of Miss Ham-
- “My Tearlo, Eugene
4“ ill rs.
J! I O .
does the best acting
- In “One Week of Love."
wr with an idiom of ex-
' 'lly his own. One
.. "v of expression in
' “ll-r more than can be
- MVP in 10 paragraphs.
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Saturday
attho
East Norwalk
QUALITY THE HIGHS!
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN’ '
It tells more than some screen actors
are able to tell in 10 reels.
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Miss Hammerstein is not quite so
accomplished a pantomimist. but she
has an engaging personality. It is no
particular strain upon her to look
pretty and. no particular strain upon
her to look pretty and, not having
that worry to contend with. she is
able to act in an easy. natural man—
ner. .
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Despite its Ellnor~Giynnlsh title.
“One Week of Love". is a sound. logi-
cal photoplay up to a certain point. A
society bud races her fiance in air-
planes. She becomes lost in a fog and
lands in Mexico. There a renegade
American protects her from two grea-
sers and takes her to his cabin. Her
fiance comes after her. One scene
suffices to show that the renegade has
a stronger character than the fiance.
As the girl boards the train to go
home with her fiance the renegade
promises to reform because of his love
{or the girl.
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There would have been reason in
such an ending. but several thousand
dollars were used to show Conway
Tearle dashing across the mountains
to head of! the train. He anivcd too‘
late to save the train from crashing
through a washed—out bridge. but he
was in plenty of time to save‘ the her.
dine. who seemed to be the sole stir-
vivor of the catastrophe.
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“One Week of Love" contains air-
plane races. train wrecks. cabaret
scenes. fireworks. a dog saving a. baby
from drowning, .gun fights. dance
scenes. fiestas and biraiutlon frolica or»
society in a bathing pool. It crowds
all of that into the picture in a way
that smothers the talent or the play-
ors. '
. O O O
Alice Lake and Edna Murphy have
the feminine leads in “Nobody's
Bride." starring
o o o
Won't there be us. laugh it any cen-
sor outs "Frivolity. or When s. wo-
man's Forty." It was written by
Royal A. Baker. Detroit illm censor.
Spec1alsr
Gash Grocery ;
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”ADA
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Herbert Rawlinson.‘
dry.‘8mst»80Norwalk. ‘
WANTED—Women for light ‘ factory
work. Good pay, steady position.
Gabbo Mole WorkspDay 8: Raymond
greets. South Nor-walk
.WANTED—Experiouoéd ares-makers
on power machines to make wo-
men's tailored dresses. and over-
blouses. Apply at once. ‘M. N. Maye-
hoi! J; 00.. 16 Moi-win street. Nor-
walk. Conn. ’ . ~ _- ‘ .
WANTED—Men and; women thor-
'oughiy experienced in pressing Jor-
sey and Bill; Dresses. and Waists. Ap-
ply at once. M. N. Hayshorl s: 00..
15 Merwin street. Norwalk. Conn.
VVANTED— Experienced examiners.
Apply LeRoy Shirt Co.. Chestnut
street.
WANTED—Girls to pack shirts in
boxes. Light. steady work. Apply
LsRoy Shirt Co.. Chestnut sis-set.
BOYS to sell vanilla after school.
Semi for frog sample bottle. Wake-
field Extract 00.. Sanboruvillo N. H.
WANTED—At once. Strictly private.
confidential dancing pupils for after-
noon toaching. Priyacy guaranteed.
Arrangements for elderly people. Tel.
£31700 for appointment. New Polley' s
1, .
WANTED—Room and board in East
Nor-walk by single man. Please state
2 terms. Apply E. D., Care at Sentinel.
WANTED-Position. at housework by
young lady. Call at Mrs. Hugorty.
Cross Street, Rowayton.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
power machines. Apply at. once to
Henderson and Ervin. High street.
Norwalk.
WANTED—Woman tor home work on
hand embroidery. Good pay. Steady
work. Apply Grace Embroidery
Works, 8 Hanford Place.
TO LET
To LET—Two rooms and kitchenette.
with gas and coal stove for cooking.
electric. light. steam heat and use of
bath. all complete for light houso~
keeping. Mrs. Steinwaid, 14 Elizabeth
street.
TO LET—5 rooms. with all improve-
ments, also 3 rooms, with all modern
improvements. including steam host.
Inn. of R. Joselovsky, Seavisw Ava. or
the E. E. Gorbam Co.
T0 LET—Furnished rooms. every oon-
Aiso garage space. Inquire 7 Grove St.
TO LET-20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
HOUSE. RENT. PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDBOHMIDT. ATTORNEY,
PHONE 129.
T0 LET-Seven rooms at 17 1-2 Union
St. Adults only. Call after ‘5 IL in.
or Phone 1755-13
TO LET—1 set of rooms at 11 1-2 Ely
avenue, 3 rooms. light and gas; al-
so 2 sets of rooms at blazington
also store at 11 1-2 Ely avenue. Inq.
Mrs. Bertha Naggy, 15 we St., 80.
Norwalk.
LOFTS TO LET—Newly renovated.
light. spacious. steam-heated lofts.
centrally located. Pleasant; enough
for club room pm. rates low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottlieb’s. 12 80. Mai: street.
TO LET—4 rooms, all improvements.
At 102 Taylor avenue. Phone 315.
Wanted
Boys for afternoon work.
Only those reliable need
apply at
SENTINEL brews.
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FOR SALE
Two desirable building lots in
‘ District. These are bar-
For particulars call at the
omco (if--
* J M.,LArr0N a; 00., Inc.
mamm'rmmss
Gwyn-mo .Phoaou
venienco for light housekeepins- ..
avenue. 3 rooms in set. light and gas; ‘Edison Lind.-
o“
_rEnsALs5?
Nash .1.“ ..;3......,.g00
FD" tm .uoosocooooo-soops
W t" soc-sausssaoosde $875
“m 1931 ass-:o'os-oso. ‘18;
rag firing, 1922 ...........0. m9
079m (on i313: ;-8 comes ‘11‘
201 Washington St. ,.-,_ harm:
's‘ haw 3575 1~‘.:r‘3‘\& "ll
FOB SALE—Stole W853 very
cheap. Inc. Saul «Boodmaa._ worth.
l Main St.
FOR SALE—A corona typowitor:
used three weeks. .330. coins to
Sentinel Oince and-soc fit. .r ‘, 5
FOR SALE~—Brsa'o . w '
:55. Syphon closet, 3mm
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory
with all nickeLplated fittings; special
closet seats, 85. Soldenburg Co.. 251
Avenues. New York City.
FOR SALili—l room house and gangs
near high school. only $1,090. Goo.
Mitchell, Phone 1861. “
BUSINESS NOTICES
HALL SROTHERS' BABY CHICK-8.
White Logborns. Rhoda island Reds.
' l
Bat-tad and White Rocks. Heavy lay.
lug strains. Chicks postpaid. Cato
ogue.
A. B. HALL.
wnungzord, Connecticut.
Theron no use in doing your inside
decorating until you have that. new
root. We put on all types. but let us
show you the good points ot the Bar-
’ "new" Asphalt Sills Coated
shingle which is proving extremely
popular.
THE NORWALK ROOFXNG 00.
117 Water street. South Norwalk.
Phones 887 and 2965.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, uanicuring. Scalp Treat
most, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm-
anent. Waving, Hair Bobbing Curling
Marcel Waving + Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage?
47 Wall Street Norwaik. Conn.
Phone Norwaik 2585
TWIN CITY VALET
Joe. C. Selleck a Thos. 0. Wendry
Ladies' d: Gentlemeu’ 5 Custom
Tailoring
The scum: Way of Cleaning, Press-
ing. Dyeing and Repairing.
Called» for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention -- Phone 408.
READERS. ATTENTION i
it you have second hand furniture.
junk. paper stock or metals or any
kind. sell it to Jule Bros. and you
will so. the reason why
Writs or Call.
87 Flor: St. East Norwslk. Conn.
. . Telephone 499.-
GEI‘ A SQUARE DEAL
W3 will buy your household goods.
rags. papers Junk and all locum!-
liand goods. Anythin you have. Price
according to the q 8y or the goods.
A square deal always. -.
PHILIP mare. MABONE!
7 82 Van m Sires.
Second-hand Goods ‘ on ssh
‘ Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
._ Successors to —
Nor-walk Branch . -
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON. 2
TRACTOR, -
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNEB BLOCK .r Phone 1195
THE NORWALK WBEGKING 00.
When youfhsvcn't any mars use tor
your car take it to ‘
6 ROWAN IT. EAST NOR’ALK.
m studs. -
Smash-ups and can damaged by
Isa our specialty.
PATENTS
Wooster-sud Dims f_
A. M. WOOBTEB M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office
1115 MAIN ST; IRIDGIPORT
Sand for Booklet/us. Patents.
Telephone 891 .
O. 3. HANK! . »
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upo motoring
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
so‘fbrdor
1 West Av‘o. “Bo. ‘llorwalk.
WALL Mess sauna
._ FOB SALEL:
Onotsmny house. sum rooms, all
improvements, tour cor wage. a
extra lots, mm“ or all kinds.
Desiraflloi', ot-Ftnt Dis-
trict .....:.....'.‘........... 88,000
One tamily house. sh: rooms. Iii ini-
provoments, section,
5
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big bargain. white celluloid waiter} _
West sun Street. between 7th and so; ' '
non-rm niecuic’ '
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104 Washington Street. .Sgllthm limits”!1k .,
CommenCmg Tomorrow, Saturday,
January 13th '
" innual January Sales
{Fine : Winter Apparel
"'The‘irnportant;_once-’é-year event that means the quick disposal
' of all our high class winter stock atxdrastically lowered prices and
offers to every fashionable woman and Miss Fashion—Economy
_. opportunities worthy of her immediate attention.
AT THE YEAR’S Mos'i: SWEEPING
. _ _ ,PRICE .REDUcuoNs .
r ..
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Fur Trimmed Coats—Street 3nd :‘Aft'emoon
Women ’s ’and Misses "Fur Costsiand Wraps
At ’l‘iusSeasonsGreatestReductions.
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Norwalk Chronicler