Evening sentinel, Friday, February 23, 1923 · page 3

 
 
 
 

AY. FEBRUARY 23,. 1923; , p 1‘

REGENT THEATRE

hum iasTERSON, amazing Director

LAST TIME TODAY

1m: rm: SUPER senor". mm];

~~The Town That F ot God”-

luri‘ that has excited the entire city by its “weeping
momenta

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conned.V News

’/ TOMORROW
.\ \niunllly Double Foam Bill E . m

GEORGE ARLIss

-,..-. in -—--

"The Devil"

 

“The Power ofa Lie”

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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llONDAY and TUESDAY
Thom as )Ieighan in “Back Home and Broke” -

 

Palace Theatre

In \‘In ESTERSON, Managing Director

 

 

, TODAY and TOMORROW

, I'l'i—hll” m <upc-rlnth0 Vaudeville from the Leading Broadway
' Theatres 0! Keith Circuit

 

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MIACHAUA

The Brazilian Wonder
'éoox. SMITH a coon

~th Millionaires"

PESCI DUO
The Harpist and Singer

WILLIE SMITH
Double Voiced Vocalist

 

THE BARRYS AND THE WOL‘FREDS
no PM. Present and Future Geenrations of Vaudeville

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. Last Time Today—Fox Presents“
“Lights of New York”

 

Saturdn) "Herbert Rawlinson in “One Wonder-
ful Night”

 

“ um I m’ _ TUESDAY —_ WEDNESDAY
Special Added Vaudeville Feature

“THE BALKANS”

\nrum. _ nun in~lrunl0nial and vocal sextctte in a pro-opening
pruunn. This company has just been signed for a five
hwnlh“ engagement on the B. F. Keith circuit.

EVERY MEMBER OF THE CAST A NORWALKER

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PALACE THEATRE.
One of the Best Vaudeville Programs

and daring feat.
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of Washington's birthday, one who'
has heeded the great lessons of the
first president's life is apt to be
truthful and in such a mind it can
be said that the Palace- vaudeville
program for the last half or this
week equals any show that has been
offered during the‘ entire“ season.
Manager David Esterson ~has booked
some very splendid acts,‘ ' but the
selection of the acts on this week's

rare ability.

of the show.

 

THEATRE

TODAY and 'Touoaaow " ’
At 2:15, 7 and 8145 O’clock. ,
“MY WILD I'RISH‘ ROSE” ;

FEATURING par oomLLEY and PAULINE S'FARKE
- v "‘Begorra, It's a Foine Pitcher l” ‘
Adapted from Dion Boucicault's Play, “The Shaughraun". ‘

 

 

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Special Added Attraction Today ond Tomorrow
LARRY SEMON in"‘GOLF”

 

SPECIAL SUNDAY EVENING-ONLY l
“-THE REAL ADVENTURE”

Featuring Miss Florence Vldor
SPECIAL SHORTEB FEATURES

 

STARTING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26th
THE MOST THRILLING PICTURE MADE!

“THE THIRD ALARM”

PRESENTED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
NOB‘VALK FIRE DEPABTRIENT

Mme. Jeannette

Corsetiere & Glover
56 So. Main St. ‘ South Norwalk, Conn.

Clifford Hotel Bldg OPEN SATDRDAY Evnxixc earth in P. M.

 

 

 

A. Varied Selection of PURE THREAD SILK
Corsets 11081917
Special at . . . ..... $1.00 In All Leading Shades
, $2.00
.$2.00Corsets.-..........$160 SIIRHOSICI')’

 

 

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HOT CHOCOLATE '

Fruit Sundaes
Ice Cream Sodas
Fresh Made Candy

YHE NEW

3WRAND>

“warns N. arAMFORD, CONN.

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?V11.,:'5 33",: Balcony, 40c: Eve-
ngJ ‘0, macs 4. Boxes, 75c
Saturn” xvi Holiday .Evenings
’ Tm Shut". 6:30 and 9:00

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S3.0000rsets $1.95
3.60 Corsets $2.49

$1.00, $1.25, $1.49,
» $1.75

 

 

 

$4.00 Corsets ....... . . . $2.95 . __
f BRASSIERES and Wool Hosiery
BANDEAUX 89c to $2.00
49c, 59c, 75, $1.00

SILK & MUSLIN

 

 

-. I SOUTH/"NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

bus, the Brazilian .wonder. was all of
thattand her balancin’l‘xon ‘wire with-
out a ”thing in‘ her butt"!!! a'novel‘
The ,Pesci Duo.
and soloist ,gave a fine pro.-

Thé womefi‘inthij- «than a firm when God Mot”. (Hoses
charming voice and the harp accom...

personatlons brought downing house.
Willie Smith. the double‘roiced'mle.
soprano proved himself a vocalist'ot
The Berry- and" Wol-
‘treds in vaudeville ofsthe past, press
eat and future. got a very his hand
and their novel act was one or the hit;
The entir. promr
continues again todayxwith the Fox
super special “Lights of New .York"
and for the last three shows tomor- '

Em "0 38 800d as the best. *‘ Miaca-l row the picture attraction will be

 
 

 

 

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Herbert ammo“ latest produc-
tion “an Wonderful Night.“ ,

 

marinas.

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'nireen'ays’ Engagement.

paniment was unusually good. ”The ' . to m Nor~
ion. Smith and Cook, (““3““th " b35139 favorable impression than “The Town
With a few hours after the passing in travesty and comedy. The in,

That G‘od Forgot," the Fox super
special that ends its engagement at
the Regent Theatre today. The storm
scene in this picture'surpasses any
“will that has 2' been screened. in
months. The. picture has ‘excited
great interest and , Norwalkers will
have theiriast chance to see it today.
Tomorrow the Regent will present
George Arllss in 5 "The Devil" and
Mabel Julienne Scott in "The Power
or s. Lie." the latter-“picture reaching
the _Regent as a pre' release attrac-
tion.

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, Dion noucicsnirs ' Great Play

' Filmed as “My—rivild Irish,Rose”
at The Rialto.

 

Is

her with pleasure "The Shanghraun,"
Dion Beuclcauit's great'play and will
no, doubt he more than pleased to
learn that it' is' helng shown at the
Blake Theatre, today and tomorrow,
the, picture. version being called “My
Wild Irish Rose!“ In addition to this

Willi-HURTS
, new SALTS

Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally By
Drinkink Quarts or Mod \Vater
No man or woman can make a miss
take'by flushing the kidneys occasion-
ally, says a well~known authority.
Too much rich food creates acids
which clog the kidney pores so that
they siugglshly filter or strain only
part 0! the waste and poisons from
the blood. Then you get sick. Rheu-
matism. headaches. -liver trouble.
. nervousness, constipation, dizziness,
sleeplessness, bladder disorders often
come from sluggish kidneys.

The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or it
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full oi
sediment. irregular of passage, or at-
.tended by a sensation of scalding.

 

aiitles: also get about {our ounces 0!
led Salts from any reliable phar.
macy and
glass or water before breakfast for a.
few days and your lgldneys may then
act fine.

acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-
bined with lithla. and has been used
tin- years to help flush clogged kid-
neys and stimulate them to activity,
also to help neutralize the acids in the
system so they no longer cause irrita-
tion, thus often relieving bladder dis-
orders.

ceut lithla-waicr drink, which

serious kidney complications.
means have your physician

By all
examine

Adv.

there's 0. pretty colleen as fair as a
queen, and )sure’ and it's' not boasting
I milk-lint there's
.maiden'a courted by Irish, lads in the
pitcher.
Pat O'Mailey and Pauline Starks, and
then there'mthe jigs and the reels.
and the love dongs to boot. with the
brogue and the hiarney and a, folght
or two for luck.
indade!

7 ~ _ PAGETHREE

Larry Semen presents his latest com-
edy "Golf” 'which will undoubtedlymitcher solye'd better go‘ today, or to-
appeal to,all.' - ‘

Ye'li be atther wanting to. see this

morrow. "or ye won't have the chance.

 

It so
Spun“ °“' 1‘" “7““ m1. Rm ' nan WASHINGTON SUPPER.
- One or the most successful drain
three beautiful of the winter was the delicious Wash-

There’s“ 3.11 mm- east with Daughters of Liberty. No. 54. after its
The hall and tables were beautltuiiy
decorated by the committee in charge
in red, white and blue, which made a.
very pretty scene. _ ‘
Dancing was also enjoyed. '

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It's a mine pitcher,

‘ A DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
”Geode Cheer Within"
A Place to Eat Par .Exeliance
Cakessnd Pastries to Order for Home Use .
. CATERER FOR PARTIES ‘

HOTEL DAVENPORT STAMFORD, oomt.’

’\ .Musie Every Evening—8:30 to 9:00 .

 

' Lovers of Irish drama will remem-i

 
 
 

~ Mahackemo Hotel Bldg.

 

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High Grade Home Made Candles
Agent tor Popular Brands of Clmcolota .

Sanitary Fauntain Service -— Fresh Fruit Sodas Daily

1 c E c R E A. M .
BMCK‘ — BULK — INDIVIDUAL MOITLDS ‘
TUTTI‘EBUITI’I PIESV— SHERBERTS . -
SPECIAL PRICES FOR CHURCHES AND PARTIES.
DELIVERIBS MADE PRONPTLY 203 ALL OCCASIONS.
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begin to drink soft water in quanti- -

 

take a' iablespoont‘ul in a}

This famous salts is made from the!

Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes :5. delightful canvas

ewkyone can take new and then to

help keep the kidneys clean and the
blood pure, thereby often prevenflng

your kidneys at least twice a year.—

 

 

Saturday Specails ~

East Norwalk Cash» Grocery

QUALITY THE HIGHEST : PRICES THE LOWEST

 

 

 

ThePinestCresmeryButter 55c lb.
Gold Medal Flour .. ' §8c bag
E.0.0atm_eal,‘cutto 12cpkg.
KaroCornSyrup ........ loccan
WhiteRosePancake Flour . 10cplrg.

us-scene's-ensc-essence-sun...-

.WhiteRoseOatmeal.................... ......... .10cpkg.

Columbia River Salmon, 1-2 pound can 18o
LiveOakBuckwheat Flour 22cpkg.
Puure Old Fashioned Buckwheat Flour, iibs. 25c lb.
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 2 Ibs.for25c
Coeoanutinbulk, 1-411). 10°
Lux.'...... ....... 10c pkg.
Large PancyuackereL2for . 25c
PureNew Orleanshiolasses .......... quart,25c;gallon,900
Toilet'l‘issue 7for250

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Silk Scarf: and Handkerchief Collars in the popular
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Bertha Collars in novelty and shadow lace, white and
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Many styles in Collar and Cuff Sets—0rgandy,' eyelet,

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this week. Next week bi'ing‘s an-
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