'o i SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1923: / ,‘l w, 1. , . Regent Theatre DAVID ESTERSON, President and Managing Director - TODAY ONLY AT 2:15, 7 and 9 Here Is a Knockout Double Feature Show David Powell-Ann Forrest William Fox Presents \ I “LOVE’S BOOMERANG" “THE PAST MAIL" ¢ SUNDAY EVENING A Program That You Cannot Afford to MISS CHARLES “Buc ” JONES “BOSS Of Camp 4” “In the Days Of Buffalo Bill" News - i- - :- fi- - :— Comedy TUESDAY WILLIAM s. HART in “TRAVELIN’ ON” Coming—“TO HAVE AND TO HOLD” Palace Theatre DAV ll) LSTERSON, Managing Director TODAY AT 2:15, 6 :45 and 9:15 ' 5 Acts Keith Vaudeville 5 91 .1... \I S HART 1n “THREE WORD BRAND” SUNDAY EVENING \ Program That You Cannot Allard to ‘11:. CHARLES “Buck” JONES In the \ew Fox Supcr Feature Special “BOSS Of Camp 4” “In the Days of Buffalo Bill" / .z. \‘LXT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY RODOLPH. VALENTINO—ALICE TERRY STUART HOLMES \ml 11 (“m-t 01’ 40 Other Principals in Box Ingram‘s (.rcatcst Production—— “THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE” - ’U‘J'] IVFLY THE LAST NOR\VALK SHO‘VI\G1 Comedy Filnr'ls - - -" "I .1- m 1-11 iimnbcau 15 the mostfigilted feniinincafiartigt on the Ameri- . ..1 .1 1.- . —11()S1ON AMERICAN R EGENT THEATRE Only One Performance in Norwalk Monday, Jan. 29 EVENING >1 \‘rK .\ 111: Now SELLING—PRICES 50c to $2.50 THE MESSRS. smear . 11 IE- AQQANGE MEHT unfit (Iggy/CODA; DREAM dnB MAGNETIC AI2JOI2 (E V/uo DLAYS THE “300 Snipes“, ll my dew w SEE; TAB ' Staged By STUART WALKER O Il-IATflTIRlCAL COMEDY settings By me. ~. 11189.1: RICH MEN. B m ”“5 Rambem. In ‘The Goldfish) is alchentlngly beuufltnl.” 411111111125 DABN'ION, New York World 4 1111.11.31.51: SEEKS NORMAL scnoon AID RAID PARIS REDS By Associated. Press 1 PARIS. Jan. 26.——The Paris police today carried out five raids oimultane— 013st on the headquarter a of three Communist and Radical organizations ‘YAT‘I‘mm, Jan. 27.—Senator k“ F E’frrlqrday introduced a. bill UK that the State Board of Nor. should equip and maintain '3712 H‘llOOl at Bridgeport. afl-(‘l' had provided a suitable and' 'I‘fi’ schoool building and had 10 furnish heat. light and ' ' Frrvice. The bill carries an ‘1'".111tion of $400, 000 for the that I” J‘Ji‘l. leaders. The raids were made in seek. ing evidence in connection with the killing at Marina Plateau loot Hondoy by the woman anarchiot. Germaine T H E Wamoron swans-r HAROLD ~ LLOYD “GRANDMA’S ‘ DOUBLE FEATURE TODAY At2:15, runszis‘ . i “FRENCH A '1‘ R E ' scorn nonv'um O’clock l. IRENE ' SUNDAY EVENING At 7 and 8. 45 O’clock ETHEL CLAYTON ____IN'———— '“IF I WERE QUEEN” SelectedShorterlFeatnrea “BRAWN OF MONDAY— TUESDAY— WEDNESDAY Three'i‘imeabali y ST RON GHEART “The “‘onder Dog" Other Shorter Features THE NORTH” Palace Theatre IRENE DECESAIIE ‘ ELIZABETH BARDOS HELEN WAY HELEN DI. REDVVAY EDWARD J. SPLAN ALBERT LCBLANOVITS Directed by Thomas F. McMahon ONE NIGHT ONLY—MON DAY JANUARY 29 At 8 :20 0 'clock Matinee at 2:20 by Special Request The Springwood Dramatic Club . AUSPIOES or armowoon A. o. ' ———Presenta -—-—-—4 On The Bar Z Ranch A Comedy Drama in Four Acts Prices 75c,$l,$l.50;Boxes$2 ‘Gast Includes the Following Well-Known Talent: DAVID omssm JOHN nunwar BB‘VARD oonc‘onax .vosnpn MAIRANO “nun; REDWAY JOSEPH won Staged by. Fred Zipperer RESERVED SEAT SALE OPENS AT PALACE BOX OFFICE FRI- DAY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK. ‘ THE NEW STRAND THEATRE —- STAMFORD. CONN. Mat, 2:15, 35c; Balcony, 40c: Ele- nTng, 717311, 381:: twee i Ema, 75c Saturday and Holiday Evenings Two Shows, 6:30 and 9:90 TODAY 81 SATURDAY 5 Act All Star Vaudeville Bill WILLIAM FARNUM .’_...m__ “Moonshine Yaiiey” MOE, T028. and WED. Jan. ze-ao-si SA“; All Star Vaudeville Bill ‘WHO ARE MY PARENTS?” Direct from a Season’s Sensational Run on Broadway. HOT CHOCOLATE Fruit Sundae: Ice Cream Sodas g . Preshlade Candy ’ PEPPO’S CHOCOLATE SHOPPE 1080athflain8t. § a and the homes of two Communist, am You Seen the-New . PORTABLE - ELECTRIC IRON 2 OomehandSeeIt.‘ , DOnDe’l-ly’s modicum; gIT 11111111311115 REGENT TODAY Two Very,,,Eine,,,PMm1-21n 14;: week End Double Feature Show. The Regent Theatre is today oner- ing a. very good double feature pro- .gram. one. in fact. that surpasses in point or interest even the best double bill: that have been smoked in come time. William Fox's "TheFaat Mail" will be one of the attractions. This picture has had a sensational run and is ranked with the first line produc- tions of the seasons. It is packed with thrills. The second feature will be “Love's Boomerang" starring David Powell and Ann Forest. This is a Paramount and‘that alone guar- antees the caliber of the production. .Both pictures have been called for Jmany times and Manager Eeterson MOTHER OF [ARGE FAMIH We will here: know Marthe hm: _ racecomaoutunmuhmr ”j “ ’” GBAPEFRUIZI‘ The unsationottheart‘wofl‘d. tePamelaBiaheaa 1E.whoeepaintrl ingrortaepaateightyeauhavoi modtheacteattonotphinteral inEuropoandAmex-ica. Shaina nevertakenaiessonbntateeven .her paintings were considered. otaplaoeinthei‘ateand NationaiGollerleainEnsland-She iaaowinAmerim . ‘ '_1 has met the demand for them by or- ranging the splendid double feature show. PALACE TODAY Vaudeville Bill Concludes with Popu- lar Bill Hart Starring in Feature " Picture. Palace patrons today will get their money‘s worth in both vaudeville and pictures‘ The excellent bill that has been running since Thursday will be concluded and in adidtion the Palace will present as the feature picture at- traction William 8. Hart in "Three Word Brand." Hart has not made a screen appearance in some time and there has been such a demand tor his pictures that brand mew prints have been made assuring the picture jurt as good a. picture as the day there snbjects~were originally released. JT1115 Gowrr Seat Sale for Marjorie Bambeou's Ap- Vpuranoe Opens Strong and Co- pacity House is Indicated. Indications from the opening of the at sale for Marjorie Rambeau's new play “The Goldfish" which. will be presented at the Regent Theatre once only. next Monday evening. are that the Regent will have a capacity audi- ence to greet this popular player. .ldom has greater interest been man- ifested in any production brought to Norwalk than has been aroused by the announcement that Miss Rambeau will make a visit to Norwallg—one of three that she is making in this state. In selectiing this city to join in the good fortune of Hartford and New Haven. Miss Rambeau paid a line compliment to Norwalk theatre-goers . and undoubtedly they will repaythe / compliment by turning out ‘in very large numbers to see her play. Seat- will be obtainable all day and £111: evening at the Regent box omce and tomorrow evening as well. RIAL'I‘O TH EATRE Presents Varied Bill,tor Weekend-— Strongbeart. the “'onder Dog Here next week. For the week- end Manager Albert Hamilton or the Rialto Theatre has prepared a bill that will undoubtedly suit the varying tastes of the theatre- going public «:1 Norwalk. The final showing of the hilarious comedy. “Grandma's Boy" featuring Harold Lloyd, and the added feature “French Heels" starring Miss Irene Castle. will be made today. At today' s matinee only children are to be ad- mitted ‘fi ten fifi‘fi Tomorrow evening. for the 'two Were Queen" a romantic drama and selected shorter features will be the uttering. . This is one 0! Miss Clay- ton’s latest pictures and will many who admire her. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday or next week, Stronxheart. who has been described as "The Wonder Dds" will appear in the drama. “Brawn of the North". This picture. as its title indicates, deals with the North; with Trading Posts. and with the rugged life of the Canadian forests. A cast of excellent players appear in “Brawn of the North" but the famous dog star is the featured player. of course. POLICE ASKED TO All) ' ' IN SEARCH FOR MAN Police here were asked yesterday morning to assist Charles Redford. Jr.. son of Charles Bedford, president of the Vacuum Oil Company, and grandson of E. '1". Redford of Greene Farms. He is 22 years old" and is described as having left the Bloomingdale Sanitarium. ‘ New York,‘ where he wall undergoing treatment for a nervous" trouble. FRUIT omens AJ’PLES—FANGY a 000mm ~ attend the customary ' ANNUAL SALE -71 ' . A nan-p .«... .-- ,6..v.;~ -~.'. nod; in progress at the . mm »' murmur: can Decoration . 417-421 MADISON AVENUE mm~~ Mm performances Ethel Clayton in “It I , attract . in a Search for V lately protect from the time you write your check until it is cashed. . v ‘ The PeOple’s .\ Trust CO. ’7 SOUTH NOBW'ALK, CONN. PROTgclrl© " NY The hotéctu Pocket Check book is no larger, no bulkier, and just as convenient as any check book made“ It provides a simple and effective means of check protection that is abso- lutely dependable. 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