Tonight All sm- 600 ‘eatre mvno scramble. m and and... blue-ee- LAST THREE TIME TODAY 32:15.7»!!qu TEEPWMGLYIAGW! Marion ' “Davies: In the n,uoo,ooo W Special “When Knighthood Was Ill‘FlOWEl'” .:- Augmented Orchestra . i ~FRIDAY ONLY " GREAT STORY — cans-r nmso'roa —- can! CAST “Male and Female” One of the most interesting sea dimes ever screened. Directed by Cecil Dannie SW -a—- THOMAS HEIGHAN, GLORIA SWANSON, THEODORE ROBERTS, JULIA rAYE, LILA LEE “THE PAST HAIL” William Fox Presents I SATORDAY Here Is a Knockout Double Feature Show David PoWeIl-Ann roe-rest "Love's momma" Palace Theatre DAVID ESTEBSON, Managing Director TODAY — TOMORROW — SATURDAY A Snappy, Peppy Keith Vaudeville Show of Merit RIPPON 8 JIGGS Novel Ventriloqulal Ofl'crint OIMON a RODELLA Acrobatic Speciahios LOPTUS a LYNCH “The $5,009 Kiss” CLIFTON & DEREK SonnSthsndOhatter MAIL ORDERS FOB SEATS RECEIVED NOWe BOX OFFICE SEAT SALE FRIDAY, JAN. 20 ‘ THE nssns. mar PRESENT \\‘°°° Tnfpfl ~ VIRGINIA SERENADERS 10-8le CAST 01' SOUTHERN ARTISTS—10 In Swaying Songs, Dippy Dances and Master-1y Music AND .— Today and Tomorrow—NORMA TALMADGE in “THE SAFETY CURTAIN” Whrhric Rambeau is the most gifted telninine artist on the Ameri- I :m stage. "—BOS'ION AMERICAN REGENT THEATRE Only One Performance in Norwalk Monnmgay, Jan. 29 . By ,mg new...” ’RICHJM . , “Miss Rambean, in The ,Gddflsh.’ b m W” . mums, New Idea Wat“ ATTHETHEATllES THE 00mm ‘7’“ Sale Oven- Tm m It‘- lone nominees: allow. 4 . ‘1' ‘banda and mean an M9 same category with the girl inter- fwd by Marjorie nambeau in “the ’-3’ drum" to be seen at the m1 ‘ '.ltre Monday evening. Janna-y :"W and she annexes and m . In both mm! «mate " point or heaping the term: ” “his round alter hh aboard. This hr test may seem like the “ID“- l . until there in . 31mm the rolden-aail'ed ‘ 4mm in. ~' ’7‘: is. As Jenny, with her “m— -—A RIALTO Wain-gusset ‘ 8mm LAST SHOWNGS TODAY __HAR0LD ' LLOYD ; . --—1 Rik—4 6 GGmndmass Boys: , P menu), TERRIER FRIDAY and SATURDAY .7 was IRENE CASTLE _m_._ “French Heels” ashlar-neexeoouoebot' um'w Selected Shorter rem. .— THE NEW STRAND THEATRE -- srdmrono, cONN. Mat, 2:15, 85:: Balcony, 40o: Eve- ning, 7:30, 58c; Logos 5 Boxes, 75o Saturday and Hollday Evenings Two Shows, 6:30 and 9:” room, runs. and wen. 5 All Star Vaudeville Acts Elaine Hammerstein and . Conway Tearle in. ‘ “ONE WEEK OF LOVE” ‘ ms. m and SAT. Jan. as. so. 2: WILLIAM FARNUM —ia-— “Moonshine Valley” departure is funny. She roaches dig~ nlty with stunning effect in the sec- ond act. and achieves poise in the third. Wiltred Lytell as the dark-hated. fascinating and ultimately auccesetul Jimmy, gives that hot-head. flesh- and-blood delineation. - George Bar- bier. the. obese second husband. is a masterly portrait. Thurlow Bergen is No. 3. with only a few moments to make an impression, which he suc- ceeds in doing. Charles Hampden is the scheming count with polish. Other members otethe company are Jean Wardley. Gertrude Clemens. Gladys Eat-leott. Dfiis Cleugh and Earl Bedding. Seats’will be placed on sale tomorrow morning at 10 a. m. REGENT TODAY. warms“... ’ Four Days’ Big on Davies’ million and a. halt Ollar picture What: Knighthood Was in Flower" concludes its four days' run at the Regent Theatre to- day. There will be three shows. This alternoou’s matinee will be fol- lowed by two shows tonight at 7 and 9:15. The pictin-e is oueot the most notable screen productlohs that has ever been made and Norwalk people have expressed their entire sailstac- tion and pleasure at the opportunity of seeing this production at such an early date.‘ It goes without saying that the last opportunity to see the picture will not be missed by scores or screen patrons oi the Norw'aike. A large orchestra in rdndering the spe- cial music score written tor the pic- ture's New York presentation at 82.00. One of the‘best headline attractions ever booked for the Palace Theatre ' wlubepreaentedtoifi; tomorrowand have a melanige cannula and southern melodies that" will kg” Nor- w..p¢9)" walk people on for three days of their engagemen Other notable acts that will big at the Palace this week will be Fayton and DeRex in an exceptionally line comedy vehicle that introduces chatter. songs and dances. Lottus and Lynch presenting "A 85,- 000 Kiss" is an act not to be missed. Ventrlloqulsm in its highest form is presented by All: Ripon and Jigga. The show will be closed by Citron and Rodella. acrobats deluxe. For to- day and tomorrow Norma Talmadge will he starred in “The Saiety Cur- tain." LEGISLATIVE TRAIN ‘ . TIME IS CHANGED By Asociatcd Press NEW HAVEN. Jan. 25.-—A change in the passenger train put oi New York for Springfied. and due at ford at 11:04 a. m.. and which is the train used by members of the General Assembly from Southwestern Con- necticut, was announced today. train will be advanced in departxt-es Monday, so that it will leave Green- wich at 8:23. Bridgeport at 9:15. and New Haven at -9:52 and Meriden at 10:24. arriving at. Horticrd'at 10:51. the train to do the dug oi the tome:- legislative special. OUT THIS OUT WOBTITMONE! Cut out this slip, enclose with So and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2885 She!- fleld avenue. Chicago, Ill., writing yam- name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Fmey's Honey and Tar Compound tor coughs. colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills tor pains in sides and back: rheumatism. back- ache. Kidney and bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartio Tablets, a whole. some and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation. blliouaneas. headaches. and sluggish bowels. Still- son. Powell Corporation—Adv. '°’ LET ME REMEMBER YOU JUST AS YOU SRE As you are today—that is it. just as you are—with the same kindly smile. the same look or considerate determination. 4 I want to remember yo‘h as I have known you, a loving father. whose one thopght has always been of me and for me: whose .directlng mind has guided my mind and my steps through dangerous paths in Wuth to a sum- tul and honorable manhood. Yes. I want to remember you as you are. ‘ Have you a. photograph of your tether or your mother just as they are today 2 From father or mother to son or daughter. nothing_ is more appreciated than a photograph— The Michelsen Studio . fl Women-an? Street SOUTHtstWALne mule. '. returnees «z. v n Palace Theatre 1'. ONE NIGHT ONLY—MONDAY, JANUARY 26, I knOws it offered. Kuppenhelmer At January Sale Saving! Suite for every man “11° clothes and doubly so when there "are savings like these $29. 50 rune:- SS'IM to $50.00 Veins. - f - nsmom The-'Springwood Dramatic Club anemones-mum: ’ , nae." ,1 or _ > Suit pays to get good THE THIS WEEK‘S SPECIALS 25 Per Cent. Discount On Boudoir, Table and Desk ELECTRIC CO. 11 No. Main Street. Rheum SEAT SALE om al'r PALACE BOX OFFICE m. DAY HMO AT 10 O’GLOCK. Sci-Annual Sale Lamps ' NORWALE’S still continues. - The earlier you shop the better Will i. The' 1: MONDA‘I, I to E. Barthol, D. C CHIROPRACTOR 95 Washington South Rel-walk, Donn. uouoav ano FRIDAY sees am. .- be the values'yon get. Many items are. closed out, but there are numerous good bargains yet to be had. had. NOW FOR ANOTHER ROUSING WEEK BEFORE INVENTORY, ; d1: ALTH Street wronssoav, FRIDAY - ' 12 and 1:80 to 6:80 TRY i WILL Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Daily New England Bread, as: your anodes son 1! 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