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MONDAY, TUEDNY, WEDNESDAY and
Januaryzz,23,24and25
THREE TIMES DAILY, at 2.15, 7. 00 and 9.15 ,
Magnificent!
CRITICS have acclaimed.
it with torrents of
praise. I! has smashed
theater attendance re-
cords wherever showu.
Beyond a doubt the most
amazingly beautiful pic- i
into ever screened.
Directed by
ROBERT VIGNOEA
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WAS IN
PRICES (Including All Too)
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(Positively No Reserved Seats)
smopchtan Corporation presents
MARION DAVIES
WHEN KNIGHTHOOD
FLOWER.
a Cosmopolitan graduation; ‘
DIRECT FROM ITS SENSATIONAL RUN AT THE CRITERION THE-
ATER IN NEW YORK CITY, VVHERE IT PLAYED FOR $2
It is Still Going Big on Broadway.
AEGMEN'I‘ED ORCIESTRA to Interpret the Specially Written Score Will
Give the Presentation Here the Same Finish That‘it Had at the Criterion.
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. screeniadaptation ot this sensatiOual
.stage suceh. The Ifory deals with
a young woman who his been placed
lnthe care 0: a- pmbicker by her
mother. ’
Years-later. when tile young woman
had learned much of life. the mother
returns. At the emission the we.
man finds her husband and all live.
happily.
Jack ., Holt special “North or the Rio
Grande" in which Bebe Daniels ap-
pears as the lead at the supporting
(rest. This picture is brought to the
Regent in response to many re-
quests.
" ransom: TODAY.
Universal
with VIM. .
One of the beat Universal feature
.son is “Lone Hand" which will be
seen at the Regent Theatre today with
three shows of vaudeville.
ture includes a cast of well-known
picturesthat‘the Palace has played.
so popular. The lvaudeville program
{or this week has occasioned much
comment and is considered by many
as the best show that has been at the
Palace in menths. This is consid-
e
*plendld programs that have been 0!-
{ered. ,
SUNDAY EVENING.
William Russell Is Star of “Man’s
Sine” New Fox Special.
There have been some pictures
which the Regentand Palace has
shown this season that have won an-
qualified approval. Among them
are those starring William Russeu,
the Famums and Tom Mix. In pre-
senting "Man's Size” a new Russell
starring vehicle tomorrow nightaat
the R’jegenn and the Palace Theatres.
Manager EstCrson is again giving his
patrons the best to be bad. This fea-
ture has played week runs in large!-
cities and has been heralded as the
best feature in which William Russell
ever starred. The program at both
theatres will also include a new chap-
ter of "In the Dayi o: Buflaio Bill”
and short subjects.
Presents Varied Program ia- Week-
Emd Theatre-60ers.
Mabel Ballin, former resident of
VVestport, is the star 01 “Married
People" whichis being’ shown at the
Rialto Theatre today. while tomorrow
evening. Florence Vidcr will be the
star or "Du‘ik to Dawn” the Sunday
evening feature at the same theatre.
interest to the motion picture tan, and
' Palace
Theatre
Direction David lemon
Cyrus W. Gray. In. Her.
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T O D A Y T O D A Y
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JACK HOLT and
BEBE DANIELS
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‘NORTH OF THE
RIO GRANDE”
“ THE LONE HAND”
Sunday Evening _
' Non-walk Picture Patrons
Will Welcome -
WILLIAM RUSSELL "
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Sunday Evening
iorwalk Picture Patrons
Will Welcome
LLIAM RUSSELL m -:. ,,_ * 3...;
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THEATRE -— STAMFORD, conn.
Mat, 2:15, 38c; Balcony, 40c; Eve.
nlng, 7:30, 58c;,|.o'ges a Boxes, 75c
Saturday and Holiday Evenings
Two Shows, 6:30 and 9:00
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TODAY, shinny a; sar.’
5 All. Star Vaudeville» Bill
SHIRLEY MASON
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“Youth Must Have Love”
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January 22, 23, 24’
Elaine Harinmrstein and
Conway. Tearle in _
“ONE WEEK OF LOVE”
are widely dilierent in their charac-
ter.. In "Mar-fled People" Miss Bantu
plays thepart of a wife who regains
her husband's love, by_tho awakening
of her mother love,- through a series
of incidents that keep the suspense oi
the picture at fever heat throughout.
"Dusk to. Dawn” deals with a dual
personality and Miss Florence Vldor
enacts the part of the two girls who
share a common soul. One girl would
have bartered her soul to save the
honor or her; family, the other girl
sacrificed her body that her soul
might join that of her dead husband.
The romanticurama. or the amazing
heart wanderings or the two girls who
were one. is said to be one of the
finest things that Miss Vidor has ap-
peared in in some time.
' “GRANDMA’S BOY”
Harold Lloyd’s First Five Reel flew
tune to be Show! It Rial. Time
Despite the demand that Harold
Lloyd's first live reel ‘teature “Grand-
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ture pi-ogram also includes the latest ._
‘Wfiand”Preg‘
The pic- '
stars 'who have made other Universal
ra‘ble of a claim in View of theiwery .
Both of these plctIn-es have much '
.- ‘preyslent.
7 hour
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SUNDAY EVENING
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MONDAY
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"TUESDAY ~.W:El_)__NESDAY
THURSDAEE
“The Price of Progress”
And the '
Latest Paths News
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/ BIAL'I'O ORCHESTRA
No Advance In Prices
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Ins)". R‘cy" which appears at the Rial-
to Theatre beginning Monday tor a.
(our days“ run. be shown ‘at advanced
prices. Manager Hamilton of the Rial-
to fought the demand with the rosult
that he finally won, and the picture
will be shown here at the usual prices.
This picture was to. have been the
opening feature for the Rialto. but
the demand was made. almost at the
last moment that the picture be
shown at increased prices and this
would not be agreed to. The nego-
tiatiOns to bring the picture here have
been going on since the first of the
will be added (1 the fiche/nee to see
advance over ¥he regular Rialto
prices. To tell the story of “Grand—
ma's Boy" would be to spoil the pic-
to say that Boyd plays the part of
the under dog" who/finally rebels. and
that which follows his rebellion
makes five reels 0: the most joyous
entertainment.
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normn 0115:3ch- horns
The Sunday Club has been pardon-
larly fortunate in the excellent speak-
era that it has been able to secure.
Last Sunday the members were in-
spired by the address “Economics or
the Church" given by Supt. E. E.
Cortrlght of the Bridgeport schools.
,Fcr the program tomorrow Miss Mar-
garet R. Brendllnge! will speak on the
very apt subject. “The Trend of
Modern Amusements." The hour at
12 o 'cock will be well worth attend-
ing.
The annual meeting at the church
will be held neat Thursday evening.
and in order to make this}; social
event as well as a time to review the
work of the past year and to look for-
ward to the coming year.~the summer
Club or the Sunday school will serve
a roast beet supper at 6: so o'clock.
The Sunday school clients and tench-
ers will have the tickets- tcr sale at
the price at 60c. and as the number is
limited to 126 those planning tout.”
tend should get them at once.
The annuarreport o: the- Sunday
school given last Thursday evening
shows that. the school in common
faring in its attendance iron: the
”valor“: illness among the children
or the city. , The attendance for the
last Quarter or 1922 was on an aver-
ago' for the whole year. but has not
been. however; as low as that reached
three years ago when the “ u" was
The service planned for last Sunday
evening was not held cu account of
the deep anpwgand it has not been
doublets hold over the pictur-
second for that service. W
year so that now local picture lovers *
tore to a slight extent, but it is safe'
with other schools of the city is sut- _
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