:m'. FEBRUARY 27, 1923.
lack Daw in Balloon Land
lii'oii
on”. rstand why Jack Daw went tearing down th
1mm“. in
‘ all young folks, was always very interested l
j. 3 v mu with Flip at his heels.
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Story by Hal Cochran
1: Evening“ Sentinells~ 3
Children ’3 Corner iATTHETHEATRES
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Story.
Thomas Meighan, Paramount star
and idol of all adi‘ocates of better
picturees. the man who won millions
of. hearts by his wo'rk in “Our Lead-
ing Citizen" and “Manslaughter," de-
lighted capacity audiences at theZRe-
gent Theatre yesterday when/ the
~Paramount: super picture “Back
giiome and Broke" was presented.
:There can be no doubt but that his
selection for the leading role in this
play was one of the best choices made
’. months.
I to the producers for in this
lGedrge Ade.
1wrote the story having in mind the
.man who would interpret it for the
e
an standing on a corner some blocks away.
11
1 gave wonderful
“The Balloonsy Get Big Reception As
by film producers in the ifit six
- But all credlt‘must not so
instance
well known novelist
screen. No run-r way or getting
nearly perfect pictures can befound.
This "home town" story with a big
“home town" punch went over at the
Recent in aplendid manners Lila. Let
support to Thomas
‘Meighan and the rest or the" cast.
was perfection. A two real comedy
and Panic News completed the bill.
. PALACE THEATRE
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dorm] Feat urc.
recognized in their home town can
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HTIUXAL ACTRESSES, IN SOME
whwi the balloon man he quickly asked how
"l'i‘tr-n -onts each" came the reply.
.w’
"Hurrah:
.vr Si :_"
.m: i-‘~l. crcvn. yellow and him- mar-s."
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llr' hand.
Mkmé 41:79r._7‘
‘ur n moment and thnn decided on :i’l-luc one.
)‘ unnl was .l‘lFY .Liwui m trike tho balloon. “hon snmvtliinz.
1!. .lrwk mus’ ltmv (ivl‘zull’v n about. his pvt dog. I-‘lip. {or he.‘
1 ii “in n 1hr dog Jumpul at lh'; balloon. (Contlnule
“\Vcll." said the balloon man, "what
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Black Pussy and Spooky the Owl
By Thornton W. Burgess
J «at what a thing in, it it true,
Depends much an the point of view. ‘
—-Old Mother Nature.
t
-‘ ‘ - 'nw tree in a corner
" ~ wri lived Spooky
F; noky had lived
.f 3.9 fat: quite as if
("'lungEd to him.
. sinpt most of tho
- happened to be
. _ Then sonic-
* (l'll'ly in tho Ill!!-
..m~1 he would sit
Watching with his
'7 . = ’nr 3 carelou or
' :2 .‘rnw Home".
' ‘ ‘ “.25 late one
2;.- Black Pun tho
'»‘”T.v?l' Brown’s ouu
through the Old
f anger come into
fizy as he witch“.
. wan his hunting
. —. Pussy had no billi-
f“ .'.
She too! watching a me: link
koloinmmcloutotho
Moftmmc
2‘- “is big as my cousin,
' ahhorncd Owl." mut—
angrily. “Thou I'd
' a ins-son. I would lo.
-: .5 hard enough
fwd enough to one
: stolen by that
- has all lb. “at.
Home himself. a. felt
unit it my on. In to catch tint
' 59’ ’ no. ho was the one who should
2:: l::e°v:ot%.r§vit '35; :30“. Ho needed it. and Black Pony
f, .. I maid .0, Bot I didn't. Duo in awhile Spoo ml:
mp Iii! bill with nicer.
he didn’t move.
Pinoliy Block Poesy gore up and
wont any. Spoo came out of his
home and now up n a tree where he
flufm” 'i‘Iéu’g fié‘fifil“
h ’ l
bout to! to hinul! undercut
bun . ‘ mt“ don tho nun
“flop-nod. It humor! again
the by 011011 . Blockrhfly woo
forming the In): a: on: to
ouch that Igo-
mention.
. two small. I wonder
' ~f~ one is goin[ to M
. “Untinuod to soak
9'?“ was .ur a certain
"; ft- in which Spooky
, .1 '4 ’j rho crouched down
.. , r-“r: cat there for tho
‘ 'r' cries: save for tho
erysnnce in I while
.. .poo cgud
.. , _ he wt! 211:: She
, . c a Certain little hole in
._ p 1'- to the trunk of first
_*“' ‘71" hole of a House.
or about it. Bo bud
_ ' . =’~ few more than onto.
[ ~’ Hlack Pussy war will.-
4 4‘~12 to mine out
Block Putty didn't
with“. All it!” 'h. I" an:
no Q1189
out of” hold while Black. Put).
on than. , ,7 ,
(Wt. m8. ‘3’ r. w. Boron-u)
.,n
longed tin" 318k
V'Zatcning thnt he}. ‘nd
,, '. .19th Owl not in 1“
Jufi mnmgmlckl’uuy. mi
L ’ _ ‘erlpznz I Mono. '0‘“.
. that, hole, :..;d 8
‘ ’ .. ~ H. “M w“ hoping with t
. ’at nothing of tin Hill
The out: turn “mock Pol-fl
ion-odd." ' ,
.
{not bc applied to Norwaik any longer.
l'l‘his was proved conclusiw-ly at the
;l’alacc Theatre yesterday when Ar-
‘mand Bckcffy presented his sexteth-
{of instrumental and vecal artists in an
HUS! promic-nlnf: a long tngazcmcnt on
the ix'oiih circuit. l-Zxcry m-smber of
the company a Scrii'aikrr "The Bril-
gkans" acouitied themselves in the
gmost delightful manner and it is safe‘
in say that hetero their engagement
ends tomorrow night nearly everyone
‘in town will have heard their classical
musical and melody. The company
fart-ears in brilliant uniforms and ii
gimnclsomc stage setting which gave
Jim art rral Metropolitan iinishn
'l.ni'crs of good singing: and the best
.in music will miss a meal treat if they
lilo not hair “The Balkans." The:
li‘alacn picture attraction for ycstcr-i
ldny. which is being repeated today.‘
'l? the child love drama. “Who Are My
gl‘arcnts‘f” This is the sensational
:rcrcen hit that was first offered to
:xmv York the title of “A Little Chil-l
'S‘nall Lead Thorn." It has teen the
Hall: of Norwailk since the mailnc’c
ishowing yu-tr-rday afternoon. Tomm-
lrow the Palace will present. W'ith
l"’l‘he Balkins". Thomas Mcighan in
OF 1115?. YARYLVG .\it)UDS IN “5-! AD LOVE."
:ncws of the movies. “R. If. R." is to
The screened by Goldwyn. .\'o play in
years has aroused the interest that.
centered in the Theater Guild produc—
BY JAJIES “IDEAS
Grrman art is at iis highest in
“Mad Love." a. film starring l‘ola
Negri and soon to be released in
America.
German art is art of truer-.21.:
the art of (it-spondency. the art. of su-
pine serviiity to circumstance. German
art is a cravcn thin". It presents life
only in its mournful numbers. 011-.» is
born to live and livrs but to die and
death is robllcd 0: its glory.
Thus in "ll-mi L-)\ c' only the pain-
ful and tragic phasrs of the grand pas~
sion nroshown. l-‘rom beginning to
end the tragedy is grimlx unrelenting.
the
mono-tony. 0n) xmzn 3:005 mad m-
(must- of the unr» "13:1 -i love. his
brother sets out to marge. his injury
and falls in love with the some wo-
man. In the end lhc insane man mur-
ders the girl. "'
“Mad Love" lies at the opposite polo
from 191, per '..‘\ nt; of our American illm
romances. In its Sortlltlnl‘SS it ‘is as
untrue to life as our film romances are
in their silly swrctncss.
' ‘ ‘ ~ 0 t _ 1‘" '
Probably picture in which Negri
I'Tfick anal Broke."
i
v
is soumlui until
eixinguishcd.
fire alarm
fire is complr‘tel;
graphically depicted in
Alarm"
shouing to large audienccs at the
Rinlto 'l'hr‘atrc yesterdaf. and which
will continue to be shown today and
l tomorrow.
The sounding of the alarm. the
method of procedure when the signal
is hard at the headquarters of a. tire
company. ‘ picturing the awakening
not the men from Sliiinhcr. their light-
ning like dressing and plunge down
the perpendicular polc. the hitching
of the horses to the equipment. and
ithc mad dash out 01 the engine house
was realistically portrayed. The
change from horsehrawn apparatus
to the motorized depart: M, and the
'rush of this apparatus through the
streets brought the audience to the
edge of its seats.
Special effects, are being used at
the Rialto to bring home the atmos-
phere of the picture. and its story of
romance. and its drama‘of the heart.
helped bring home to “every one who
saw it, the tribute that is paid in this
picture to that brave body of men-—
the fire-fighters.
STEAL FRO}! T0313.
MADRID.-—-Thieves entered ' the
cathedral of Granada an_a stole a
forged iron screen surrounding the
tomb of Queen Isabella. friend of
Columbus, and her consort. King Fer-
dinand. They sold the grating as old
iron.
units: main .
‘ lowly HAIR
Use Grundma's fiagefl‘ea and Sulphur
Recipe and Nobody “1!! Know
The use ‘of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray: hair to its na-
tural color dates back to grand-
mother's time. She used it to keep
her hair be'autitully dark. glossy and
attractive. Whenever her hair took
on that dull. faded'br‘ streaked ap-
pearance, this “simple. mixture was
applieiLwith wonderful eflect.
But brewing at home is mossy and
woof-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store. for. ,3. bottle of
,Jnn ,
young,“ you~ wingefthis, famous old
proper-anon. improvedby the addi-
ition or other ingredients, which can
'bo depended'upon to. reatd'ro Mum-a?!
dolor and beauti’to the ~_w:.
3A wellvimown
iii- 1*. am“
., Mm. You ‘ u. “Mb ~ ‘
, \1 l.-1?1.ACK iu'r. WW0.
1 ark hat is havin‘ its imi- 130me
.3 of the vogue for “WWW _. ,. >
, l' ,v i
.. " "MS of milon m
’..' "m”! with t .. E "
1 . ribbon tw",.’ ,
.Fiul‘ Zfiiéorgd “an
a
the big 2 cal
wasi
"The Tlih’dgmore'
which had its first public’
downtown 36:08:81
mGflIfir'” “Stalin?
. d even that nobody context it w ..
gm angst” Monidamygnu;
am if ,
has appearerrhn's given her high-
powucd emotions as “Bind Love." The
“THE THIRD ALARM" giilm was madmwithniiat end in view
13nd Negri rcx‘ols in its rich passion
‘shmu i‘in- Fizhiers' mm in spfi'tacvzhk“ it hmwsing animal in :1 am“ r1~ Ed
ular Film A! Riniio 'i‘lu-airc— g°f “MW“
1 Lust 5hmflugg Today and ‘ lluldl That is hardly: an uppi'o-
i Tomorrow. gin-mica i(Loggianisotn. ‘xexgri‘s buck-
. . . A , . . . . groun e p c me 3 far too artifi-
. 5 Th‘» “3“”: ‘“0”““53 Of 4 ing‘ U" lclal (to be compared to verdant nature.
fire department. irom the tum the? lie supponiug cast is always lllx'ulri-
They are always just actors. no
The backgrounds resemble so
much slgc prepay and the partici-
pants in n‘maas scene are just so many
movie extras. Pluinly this iilm vms
not the work of Lubitsch. master of
of players.
0
been considered
“Mad Love" has
art.
money I'd' book‘it.
"Polo Negri no.3 rump! She lures
men to insanitiand death!"
"See this great flint-of Hot Passion
and Maddening Desire?’ ’
Polo" Negri, screendom’s most
ented actress. swingsthe
and the boys at the box office mop up.
, o o o
tal-
But all is not
ADVENTURES
.\'o ncte of joy or F‘Tfiudy b-eaks Its:
all directors in handling great masses-
hore only from the standpoint or its-
If~I were an exhibitor in need oi ‘
flesh pots. _
dross in the day's-
- A wonderful Egg --
By Olive Roberts Barton
lion of "R. U. R." It is entirely out
of the beaten track of the stage and
screen.
“R. 1'. R." was written by Karel
Capek. Czechoslovakian. It is at once
melodrama and sooiological satire.
Man finds a. formula by which he can
manufacture automatons (Rossom's
L‘niversai Robots). These robots free
man from hi! neCossary worirso that
man can devote his time to cultural
activities. The robots rebel and kill
ail humans except one. They keep
;:his one to find for them the secret 0f
thcir'propagation. “’hen it looks as
and female robot discover that they
have been endowed with souls and
that they love each other. Hence-
i‘orth robots will bear children. just as
. humans had done.
3
O Q
by nominated an'thc dimcgdr ot"’R. U.
R." d t —' ' - 4'
R‘EJI‘Vl-J‘SAMG —I’1KOGKS. - ‘
This is an admirable season for re-
i‘urinishing clothes. for .bodices
and inateriali- and
goim-d to plain fairies for skirts. Good
nmtcrials arc icatured abovc‘cxlreme
cut.
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CORAL CREPE.
A slecvtlcss frock or coral-colored
bands of the some color.
efiect.
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RI'FF‘LES AGAIN.
rapidly. For dcbutantes are smart
frocks or tai‘l‘ctalin pastel shades. the
skirts composed entirely of ruffles.
CURLS AX!) Pl‘F‘I‘S.
able heads. Hairdressers report. too.
time.
.
thougu the robots will die out a male'
about for a suitable story. Be lobe-re;
and
skirts are frequently of different colorfi
separate «blouses
.llld jackets of figured materials are
crepe is trimmed with wide velvet
It is.widc
at the hips. and crinoline ruffles at the
wnistlinc- give the fashionable boufiast
Ruffles are coming back into favor
Curls and puffs are seen on fashion-
that the sale oz‘side puffs switches
and bang: is excellent at the present.
TVOman and the Hame
PA'ITE‘ RNS
D
CENT!” mmsOnn BORED WED FOR 7’
MILADY’S comm; SEASONS STYLE
o
mm . o‘er/x t
r/axm- were. .
.. Cu
‘r
Designs for‘the coming season‘s Next in marines to printed silks
printed silks have been borrowed fromlcome matelame fabrics. not onlv of
the artistry of in ny a craftsman longlsilk but also of wool crepe and silk
centuna dead. 'oombined. or of pure silk combined
Egyptian. Persian. Cashmere. Bok-‘with fiber. ’
harannd Paisley patterns are display-f The brocaded pattern may
ed on the some counters. Some are ' stripe. small geometric design. or I.
subtle harmonies in two or three sub- ; sprawling all over effect. andvit is ab
'dued shades: some are riots of color i most sure to be so hour; as to reoein.
unsxfidued. ‘ 3 ble thick embroidery.
2.
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ifloweehold Suggestions ganan Huddle bcotch
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% MAKES MAHOGANY 5111315. blyle
If you want your mahogany dining- ‘
table to acquire a. beautiful poilish me;
it with a rag dipped in vinegar. an '
when dry rub over with a cloth damp-
ened in paraffin.
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BY BERTBA E. SBAP‘ m6]!
0f Cannabis I'niversity.
Soak a two-pound finnan huddle in
.boiiing water. to cover. for 31) min-
. HURRYLVG YOUR coon“: l “es ”mi“ and Imme- if 1’05““ W
\‘icanr fi'astrom. rcccnliy engaged i . . f a platter which can be put. in the oven
as director by _ Goldwyn. is lOOKiBS Some“ I I a d or 13 fict correctly E and also sent to the table.
timed,~oo that the vegetables are not'
tender when the rest of the meal xsg
rtadr. A pinch of bicarbonate at Mailing of two cups of milk. -. fourth or o
added to the water in which icup
\'ege~. each of butter and flour. a. quar-
tables are cooking will not. injure the : 18" or a teaspoon of 33k and an eighth
appearance or taste. but will hasten teasioon 0‘ pepper.
the process of cooking. * ‘ Wash. pare and bah-e six potatoes.
—— 5 place the knives around the fish and
“'OS'T DRY THEM. Elwin all for 40 minutes. or until the
“’hen you want to warm up biscuits; potatoes are soft. Basic with the
or rolls or. cortee cake. put them in an l sauce around the fish several times
ordinary paper bag and place in a gdurlng cooking.
l moderately warm oven. They wTil be; SpfinkIe with two tablespoons of
. thoroughly heated without becomingg chopped parsley and serve at once.
dry. 9
A cork is muchliefifffhan a clothiMexg'can R..R.. Head
m Tram Wreck
Cover the fish with a sauce cam.
for scouring powder and rub it briskly j
over the metal surface. It will polish-
as well as clean. and will save your?
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% hands, too..r ‘ l3! -
AS :10 CAKES. l MEXICO CITY. Feb. zit—At least
When you put your cake into mafia dozen omcius of the Mexican rail-
oven remember that greater heat is: “‘33" including Vincent W‘ Yorke.
required for layer than for lost cake. Chairman of the road. are in 111:»;-.
pitals today here as a. result of the
wrecking!“ the mun to which their
special car was attached. Mr. Yorke'n
skull may be fractured. His wife was
severely bruised.
The accident occurred at San Mitr-
cos Saturday night ‘when the
which was going from Vera Cruz to
Mexico City. left the rails the pkivaie
. car plunged down I. titty foot em-
Gom 0! deflate-toned seorsette- bankment. -.A.. Dmve. a British con~
IN BEATLVG EGGS.
When you want your eggs beaten
quickly add .8. pinch of salt. A tea-
spoon of cold water added to the
white of an egg when it is being beat-
en will produce a much lighter froth-
ier result.
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- you'rnrn. STYLES.
OF THE TWINS
untrimmed save for drapery and a! tractor. was fined,
.chou of satin ribbon. are extremely-
youthfui in appearance and most
charming. wPink and blue. yellow and
orange, and turquoise and lavender
are some 0: the. attractive combina-
PARESTS C03131m T0 JAIL.
"TORRINGTON, Conn.. Feb. 27.—
John Gunn. and Ernest Slate- of Hare
Stgw’s palace in Mix-Up Land.
They. could see "it plainly on the
other side of a. wide river. It. was
made ot‘dominoes all over. like bricks.
and the detainees were black. with
round,.whttg spots" on them.- The
chimney was made o! dominoes and
fences Were dominoes; so the place
apple. .
had better rial-tat. once." .
tad given him.
the doors, and steps and fwalks and“
was as spotty as a oalico cow. or a
"We'll wish cornice-over the river
ni_gur Magic Shoes.” said Nancy. "We
“Ail fight.” sold. Kitfihrpicking 111; ,
the Meta! Winfield-Out Lady
.ltéumwideuhokodnkeomnndno land guns n: sight on either side.
The Twins started toward Jack wide!- ind wider and wider when they
reached it.
side.
just before the 13:56 disappeared.
as fast ”he. could-turn“. ,.
“It's magio29crigdl'i’ick. ‘
Jack straw-we grey engraver.
MM- 7
get. wider and wfier
suddenly Nancy‘t‘h
ketflt eggs. “Bi-ea]: ,
me inchesssiairqui‘sfim: ‘ :
It got so'wide it looked like n con
and no ‘ land was in sight. “father ‘
But one mix; the Twins spied
It
was Jack Stairgtaindinx on the bank. .
and turning the ringoxr‘hts’ lettihumh , l
‘tthat'old —
{13% course's! declared Eich’iflht’s ‘
so in res-cm Q 7 in
wington'who rehsed to have their
children vaccinated in compliance
with an order of the town school
gREVAL' Bahamas—More than 10.— cornmittee we're arraigned in court in
000 Russians were exiled from Russia Huntington today and found guilty of
and. Siberia. without. trial from the be- 'vlolating the school attendance law.
ginning of the Bolshevist regime to Fines or $15 and costs were hanged
Dec. 1. not. according to information but they refused to pay the fines nnd
reaching here from soviet sources. will be committed to jail. ‘
k DRAWFUNNIES ~
summon VERSE-SBYHAIJW
tions seen.
10,000 RUSSIAN S EX] LED.
mamas BY
Drowinthemtssinclmo’smdthuooiortbe picture
”6* *\
hen.
train.» ,
.uy.‘¢‘
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