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DAVID-ESTIROON, President sod lam Director
TODAY. TOMORROW and FRIDAY
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DAVID ESTERSON, Pres. — CYRUS W. GRAY, Jr., Dist.
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A MOI? of the most mysterious
0‘ IlLdie beautiful women
of Paris—Zareda, the
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TODAY
ELSIE FERGUSON -'— DAVID POWELL —- MARY
' M’LABEN
in the Paramount Pro-Release Special Feature
“THE OUT CAST ”
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
At 2:15 and 0:45 with Vaudeville — Picture only at 0:15
Five Acts Keith Vaudeville
And George Lonne Tucker's Muster-piece
“The Miracle Man”
WITH BETTY GOMPSON and THOMAS atom
Presented in response to many requests from patrons or both
the Pslsce sud Regent. ,
MARION
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PARAMiOl'NT
DAVIES
COSEIOPOLITAN
PRODUCTION
Knighthood
Was in .Flower”
REGENT THEATRE
Monday, Tuesday}Wednesday, Thursday
JAN. ”22, as. :4, as
THREE TDIES DAILY — 2:15, 7 till! 0:15.
Vina Big it»
When someone soy: 14k gold there
is no doubtsbout what is mount.
Gold signifies one thing end the
simple meson tion of the word
fixes the menu impression. The
weight is on eccepted stnndnrd." So
itiswlththostntementthntnpicturo
is s Rex Ingram production. Immedi-
ntely potions recoil thst Rex Ingrsm
produced my tine pictures hetero
he was commissioned to make super
specials. Then he produced ”The
live for-long as s. mighty film specte—
cle. Later he gnve the screen “The
Fri-oner ot Zendn” another attraction
of equally high morlt ' and now he
presents on all actor cost in "Trim
Women." The picture opens I. three
days engagement at the Regent Thee.-
tre today and there can be no mis-
tnklng the tact that it its picture that
every Norwnlker will want and should
see. Ingram pictures do not consist
simply otffilm. Every sctor he selects
is suited by experiencenand chancter
for the role to be played and this has
been one of the chief features con-
tributing to the success ot Ingram
pictures. In “Trifling Women" it is
more than ever apparent. Wise motion
picture patrons will pay theyBegent a
visit today. tomorrow or Friday for a
real screen treat. ~
PALACE TODAY
Elsie Ferguson‘s New Vehicle Ens
Made a. Hit in Norwnlk sndVClos-
es Engagement Todsy
Elsie Ferguson's new tenure vehicle
"The Outcast" “which has been It the
Regent for the past twordm moves
to the Palace Theatre today and indi-
cations nre that the picture will hove
one of the biggest midweek crowds
that has turned out to see nny attrac-
tion in months. The production has
pleased Norwelkers who have had the
pleasure of seeing it during the run
at the Regent and it will likewise
please Palace patrons. David Powell
and Mary McLaren are in the support-
ing cast and the direction in every de-
tail warrants the highest praise for
the production.
PICTURES “SALOME” I
EITHER THAN OPERA
Nudmovn Interpretation Called Most
Vivid and Exceptional Depiction.
Exceptional in every noteworthy
sense of the word—this, an excerpt
from the criticism by Robert E. Sher-
wood. noted photoplay reviewer. sums
up his views upon the merit of Nazi-
movn‘s most recent and most umbi-
tious screen drums. "Salome," which
opens (or a. three-day run today at,
the Rinlto Theatre.
Perhaps the most exacting apprais-
er or film plays. Mr. Sherwood
throughout his comment upon “Sn.—
asxn. Mr. Sherwood says. in port:
is exceptional in every noteworthy
, sense of the word. It inextrnordi-
portly bountiful to look st-its beck-
g'rodnds. costumes. lighting and com.
.position being designed with s. tine
sense for pictorial values: it is well
noted; it is intelligently directed; it
is tqithful to the play by Oscar Wilde.
from which it was taken. and its ac-
tion is continuous. By this lost, I
mean that there is no break in the se-
quence of events: no necessity for
lanatory sub-titles. .
”The persons responsible for ‘83.-
lome‘ deserve the whole-muled grati-
tude of everyone who believes in the
possibilities of the movies as on art.
Nazimovn. of course. is the
Here. indeed. is an artist—e great one.
Without recourse to any over-energet-
ic spasms of emotion—with no st-
J acoby?s
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Two Shows, 6:30 and 9:00
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stage."
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Last night the new executive com-
mittee. Non-walk Chnpter of the Red
Nor-walk Savings Bank.’ Hr. Freeman
Light continues in the ethos as prod-
dent. the remninder’of the officers Be.
lng: Frederick Moron. vice-president;
Mrs. Daniel Tooiney. secretory: Henry
Lane. treasurer.
Much of the evening discussionwss
centered about the chapter activities.
especially thou on life loving. la the
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