MONDAY, 1mm TODAY AND TOMOW AT 2:15, 7 and 9 rmmmmmm . ".- ELSIE FERGUSON “The outcast? \um asupporting cast including David Powell andvllaryjlo- Loren. A beautiful picture“ trotn the play by Rabat Henry Davies. Selected comedy ‘ :-: Regent Theatre DAVID mmmumm comedyaaddccpcotpathoo - :- - :4 15m __ WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY _. FRIDAY” REX INGRAM [undoubtedly the world's foremost picture producer «today—Tho ; man who gave the acreenI'l‘he Four Horsemen” and “The Prisoner 01’ undo." ‘now puberta— “Trifling Women” “TIE AN ALL A0108 CAST Positively the best picture to play Nor-walk this year. agemcnt personally guarantees this attraction. Comedy - :- -:- / Palace" Theatre DAVID EMERSON. Pres. -— CYRUS W. GRAY, In, Mgr. IN)\'T FORGET TO READ FRIDAY EVENING'S PAPER I The man- -.- --. ‘Newa a TODAY AND TOMORROW ThelaatopportunitieatorNorwalktoaeeoneotthemoetnotablo acnecn achievements on record. Rodolph Valentino THE YOUNG RAJ-AH spectacular production that his pleased everyone. A colorful and Comedy - :- - :- - :- - :- News WE D N E S D A Y ELSE FERGUSON -— DAVID POWELL — MARY M’LABEN : In the Paramount Pro-Release Special Feature “THE OUTQAST’é THURSDAY and FRIDAY, At mind 0:45 with Vaudeville — Picture only at 0:15 Five Acts Keith Vaudeville 2. AndGeorgeInanoW-Maatupiece “The Miracle Man’: WITH 33m comer Presented in Win thePalaceaadm Wylienpatronoothoth «.1' _ it that Mona Plant-a pro-roused ‘it and it coined tothe Regent‘l‘ho'atre '- comedy and other splendid ahort sub- ; jccta will‘be preaentod today and. to- . ' mama-'- ‘aerved aa a vehicle for ? Guy Bate. Poet. (allowing a atupend- witharoalhearthnch.” -. ‘. Powell who has gained wide mecca! aaopiayer of note and Ila-yum enaupgprt w : vehicle M‘so'm' m mm us. play by Hubert Henry Davina. The phantom-«vet-to.he”popular-withk tho critica who were called to- preview- I. ouch. I. I'll attraction. A CWO reel Ww. A . YOUJIG BA!“ one o: the mafia atellar "1113?; for Rudolph..Valentino. yet aelected, ia the enthusiastic opinion of the pro- ducera regarding "the Young Rajah". a new Paramount picture in which that popular star will be seen at the Palace Theatre today and tomorrow- only. Three other notable teaturea make this picture one of the stronge'fl. in which Mr. Valentino has yet appear- ed. under mount auepices. The atory in th (amou- novel. "Anion one of the most cucesstnl American works of fiction. it was adapted to the screen by June Hathin. the adaptor of “the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." “Blood and Sand" and other Vanentino pictures. The cast in unusually large and included many prominent and popular players. including Wanda. Hawiey. Bertram Crunchy. Chariea Ogle. Pat Moore. George Field. Edwin Stevens. Robert Ober. Jock Gidding. J. Farrell Hac- Donaid and several others. RECORD BREAKER "The W Playq tor More Than Three Year: (a: sage and Then Comes to Screen. D ' - w“. "The ‘ Mauuerader" the First Na- tional attraction which is the feature today and tomorrow at the Rialto Theatre”- and which. despite the storm. opened moat nwceaatuily last night to largc- audiences. come- to the screen from the stage with a record that ha probably ‘never been equalled. cave poaaibly for ‘mightninr'whlch atarred’tho late Frank Bacon. ‘ 1 Macro than three yearn "The on. runinthebigeitleo. withapiro: longed tour that covered every part of America, Canada and Australia. The screen veraiou comer to muster- ialiaation with every augnry or ruc- cesa. for it combines the medulla- cationa that were responsible for the Ptriumphl given it on the stage; Rchard Walton Tully who produced the stage play. is alao responsible for the cinema production, the picture marking his debut. Guy Bateo'Poct icrumel hia accuatomed roles or John Chilcote and *John Loder. James Young directed the picture. WINE FOR SALE CHEAP. VIENNA. —-Twenty thousand gal- lonn of wine in cash and 70. 000 hot- tleo of rare vintage liquor: that for- merly repoaod in the imperial wine cellars will be auctioned. American bidders are expected to predominate. .4 ORIGIN “AND cucum- i'ycmCAsiaomm D E” ' E THE NEW STRAND THEATRE —- srnurono. coma. Mat., 2: 1 ,8“; Balcony. 40o: Evo- n‘mg,7 ,blc: Looaa 6 Iona. 156 Saturday and Holiday Eveninga Two Shown, 0330 and I: no MOE, T038: and WED. 5 All Star Vaudeville Bill‘ L0! 0813]? -m— “I'leahandm'oofi” Supported By An All 3ft! Gilt lnciudlnl' unrru no am not.- mu. so m a m 'rHL'chsALmu, I... nu; ALL srAlt mvm 811ng , LL “Youth Must Harold's”. cumin-ii CORNWAILWahap-Muara nzoWJ.XmMM~ “‘ 'hiztodie. n. «w “‘ .. NEflUlllI mi v"owiloua ‘ 111m CHORAL ART SOCIETY ' 0F NORWALK \ 1"now! mum;araur, ....M(!¢mo) ”tho-adorn”... . mum toms-9. 103m 74‘ «imam: ‘ 0-i- mmmumm ”munitionw y 32 Judd, " by J. A. 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