MORE SHOWS TODAY AND TOMORROW 2 :15 7 and 9 :15 (Sharp) Regent V Theatre? DAViO EOTIROON. W soil Muscle. Director Special Augmented Orchestra. Provides Musical Extravaganza MATINEE—360 EVENING—500 NONE RESERVED MARION DAVIES 'WHEN KNlcllmoop s Palace 7 Theatre ‘ DAVID EMERSON, Msnsging Director TODAY ONLY AT 2:15, 7 and 9 :15 _A Blue Ribbon Double Feature Program Deli:e ' ETHEL CLAYTON _._m——- “HER OWN MONEY” l , JOHN GILBERT __ m— .“LOVB 6mm" THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY VAUDEVILLE ‘ rmsnsv and rams! NORMA TALMADGE in “The Safety Curtain” REGENT EVENING MAIL ORDERS FOR SEATS RECEIVED NOW. BOX OFFICE SEAT SALE FRIDAY, JAN. 26 THE NESBRS. SHUBERT PRESBIU' Amm MAGNETIC W0 bum Tue If 7 __ \\ COOD'BAD GIRL, . By "OEEHNY."\ GLADYS UNGER Stsged By STUART A79 . WALKER COMEDY Settings By Huseoao 9 ngmmax 1:2ch meal 'rr “\llss Rambcsu, in “The Goldfish,’ m DARNmN, New York World 1 ‘ Marjorie Rsmbesu is the most gifted feminine artist on the Ameri- ( nn stage. ”—BOSTON WCAN Only One Performance in Norwalk Monday, Jan. 29 ARJOR‘. RAH ( 3v Anmucensnv aria AM THEATRE E is enchsntingly beautiful.” lnmmnmh PALACE TODAY lm Gubert snd Ethel Clem Stun or Double Feature m The Palace Theatre today oflers an optionally good double (suture 0W D’fogram. John Gilbert. pape- Fox star will be Mud in “The . vc Gambler" and Ethel Burton. ramount‘s own Ethel will be pre- ted in "Her Own Honey." ' Here : public is given two known picture ceases with two recognized and well ed stars. The tc’stnro bill cannot 19 'but appeal. REGENT TODAY First Day and Picture Is Tak- ing Big Hold nose. The second day's showing of “When ighthood Wes In Flower” s.t ” gent Thesis'e yesterday proud n bigger than the met dsy end V a unique but convincingsn'd humor; haw Thursday night. At 1:10 ‘last night. 50 minutes betoro the scheduled 'stxrtlng time the first of. the patrons arrived and before the program was well under way the standing room only sign went out. The some fine style or presentation. including special music made the picture satin s big hit. The pruentstlons will be re- ‘pested today and tomororw. This will be positively til} last showing in Norwalk. 3 e m 60mm / «_ - NewPBylluIIyNight. Mortislexporiencss ete- woman moutmamammam -‘Bsmbesu in “rm odds-h." hr Glad” neg». roundedon them play. "Tish schooLtor amour/hr most one Germ one mt” , “The comm” derives listiuot'roni tmsdzs‘beg thmmnhr'vw sndhh. married life. tug-s should. sod ‘ «gimbals unbcersbly.’ he so homing but so: reisno,donbtbntthnttllsm i do business «W m w Momma-en}. : TODAY. . end-THURSDAY A; 8:15,, 1 and §=d§ O’clock “HAROLD numb A Hurricane of laughter “The Price of Progress" —_‘nd_—_ Latest Paths News rosrrtvnry so snvsnon m salons THE NEW STRAND THEATRE - STAMFORD, CONN. Mat” 2:15, 35c; Balcony. 40:; Eve- nlng, 1:30, 58c; Logos 1!. Boxes, 75c Saturday snd Holiday Evenings Two Shows, 6:30 and 9:00 TODAY, TUBE. and WED. 5 All Star Vaudeville Acts Elaine Hammerstein and Conway Tear-1e in “ONE WEEK OF‘LOVE” MMM, Jan. 25, 26, 2! WILLIAM FARNUM . _’_,_ m __ _ “Mllonshine Valley” uGrsnd Guido Keener. compilations Marjorie Rambeau's versatility in portrayling the social development or a bargain basement shop girl through the various stages g; “Jenny." “Genevieve" and."Gui- neirere." respectively the wire of the song "plugger." a manufacturer and s. financier. has a. part that fits her like a. glove to the character throughout. ”The Goldfish" had s. sucesotul run in New York. where it played at the Maxine Elliott, Shubert and Astor Theatres, and an equally long run at the Studebaker Theatre in Chicago. The same supporting cast that ap- peared with Miss Rambeau in New York and Chicago. will be seen here. They include Wilfred Lytell. George Bat-bier. Thurlow Bergen. Jean Ward- ley, Charles Hsmpden. Gertrude Clemens, Gladys Earlcott, Dennis Cleugh and Earl Bedding. “The Gold- fish" will be presented at the Regent Monday night only. Seat sale opens Friday. .____________ ADDISON moms DIES By Associsted Press. _ CHICAGO. Jan. 28.—-Addison C. Thomas, who a. quarter or s. century ago was one of the most widely known newspapermen in the United States. died early today. after a brie! illness. He was 11 years old. For 9. long time. he was superin- tendent or the Central Division or the Associated Press, with headquarters in Chicago. 100,“)0 GREETINGS LOST By Associated Pres. NEW YORK. Jan. ZI.—'The Christ- mas wishes of some 100.000 persons wandered astray in this city alone. 'it became known today. omicials an- nounced that postcards to that num- ber, round to be undeliverable be- disposed of as ”dead letter matter.” SmeRdEf roe molars . on___ cause of careless addressing had to be - . Deputy Guild. 3. F. Botch- ki.. 61 New. Him by Haven. attended "the “non meeting” Amman. hold in the new Odd m- lows' Hell lost evening. The newly elected «emcee- of the council, who are listed below. were mulled by the visiting grand officers, and tel- lowing the business at the meeting it social was... colored. The Amount cos-pot bowling team defeated the team trots Ldr. J. (ash. Inc, war-kn. There were [slumber or members present. esch of whom brought a. friend with them to wit- ness the imllation or the omega-s and to have a social time. The emcers installed last evening were: Regent—R. G. Hill. , Vice-Regent—G. C. MeGrath. Crotch—Frank Gooddhild. Past Regent—Stephen Miller. Seer-cw. G. Richmond. Collector—‘H. O. Pollard. Treasurer-E. S. Austin. Guide—A. B. Montgomery. Chaplain—4V. H. Dieringer. Werden—flarold webb. else or New. or Panes-us Council. No. 1348. Boys! mononmnm One at the ownedbyni'. sndnrsEdwssdP. Weed. 0:30 ”W 8N3“, was and ,sggmy by two linemen em- flayed by the Connecticut L18“ “(1‘ Power Company. The cs. ln escaping from s none- teoegentl‘e dog. climbed a. tree in front of Dr. J. c. Newkirk's he in 11 Morgan avenue ascending high thit it was unable to take the re- turn trip to the ground. For three days. the cat remined- in the tree crying piteously until tie attention of Morgen avenue residents wss attrsct- ed. The employes of the Connecti- cut Light snd Power company volun- teered to rescue the animal from its uncomfortable position. , nine lives at s. set. mmnfemtfiesstflingpt mustache ottho wsnsor s. Wot?» comm «33.000. md‘llofgcmsmnotdo- whocun-‘uumeum «manta .butthstthlrty ottheeompnnrsempleyusrouldbe made idle for n few dsys while re- Wb'tpewsilsrebelngmsdo. mt is"Bsreld Lloyd's motto for humor. end those tour words are borne in mind whenever one or his productions are made. That is the ultimate aim of every Lloyd produc- tions—to be funny sud yet to hove that human touch that makes s1] no.- tin-skin. "Graham's Boy” is being shown at the Rislto end to- nor-row has the bonus: touch. and most every one lss at .some time or other-had experiences that are al- most the parallel of Harold's in this comedy. Thst is the ”OPEL or its sppesl. and that is why several peo- ple hallo been to view it more than once. mom FOB mas By Assoclsted Pass. LONDON, an. 24.—An sppesl for, ’ funds (or s permsnent menorisl to" the late Walter Hines Page. former American Ambesndor to Great Brit.- 7 sin willbeissuedwithlnsteww ~' over the signatures of Prime mah- her Boner new. the Earl of Balfour. \ George and Lord Grey.ths the British Ministers with when the hm. ambassador was brought into closed contact. McCalls Patterns “Its Printed” Iv.‘ NORWALK'” EUS E. 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