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DAVID ESTERSON, Pres. — CYRUS W. GRAY, Jr” Mgr.
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LAST TIME TODAY .
The last opportunities for Norwalk to see one of the most notable
screen achievements on record.
Rodolph Valentino
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THE YOUNG RAJAH
A colorful and spectacular production that has pleased everyone.
WEDNESDAY ,
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Rodolph Valentino's latest triumph
has scored another‘hit. At the Palace
Theatre yesterday where the feature
was oflered to large audienma. the
picture tans were unqualified in their
approval 0! the newest enort oi the
ycmig Italian actor. “Young Rajah"
ranks with the more lavish features
and is distinctly and positively a
super feature. Throughout the eight
rule of this presentation there is not
the action is just as is necessary to
keep the keen interest of an audience
throughout the entire two hows oi
the showing.‘ Valentino adds to the
laurels that he won in previous pic-
tured by his fine acting in his new
production. “The Young Rajah” will
close its engagement at the Palace to-
day.
GUY BATES POST
3 large Andimoes to nialto
ire for Production at “I‘he
Masquerade!” Inst showings
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Again numbers of people attended
the performances of “The Masquer-
ader" at the Rialto Theatre yester-
day and enjoyed Guy Bates Post's in-
terpretation of the dual characters at
Chilcote and Loder. and also thor-
OOghly enjoyed the unique story that
Katherine Cecil Threaten wrote. and
which Post made famous on the
stage.
The last showings of this film are
to be made at. the matinee and even-
ing performances at the Riolto to-
night. with shorter features as well.
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National Board 0! Review and with
the praises of critical experts 0! mo-
tion pictures» promoting its appeal.
Mme. Nasimova in her most ambi-
tious screen production.
will be seen at the Rialto Theatre {at
an engagement of three days starting
tomorrow. Wednesday.
A cast of patrician quality supports
the star. Nigel de Brulier is the Pro-
phet (John the Baptist): Mitchell
Lewis is the Herod: Rose Dione.
Kerodias: Earl Schenck. the Young
Syrian: Arthur Jasmine. the Page:
Frederick Peters. the Executioner.
and Louis pumar. the supe'rcilious
Roman.
To Natacha Rambova is given
credit for the exotic and fascinating
sets and costumery all of which she
designed under the
lime. Nasimova.
supervision of
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