l. Lil‘l'y Semon Comedy _:__ - l , I‘ I .5! .l 1: .13» ID AY. '1' ' Featuring Dorothy Phillips, Wallace ll' Hill ..IALTO M ARCH 2,1923. T H E A T R E TODAY and TOMORROW Hurricane’s Girl Bee Gertrude Astor. Ty and \ I11-11nm as Impressive as the Ocegnvs Sweep I: II. I. l l‘UN THRILL BY LAND, SEA AND AIR; SATURDAY MORNINd—_ MATINEE_—— t "I1Ildrcns l‘crtormance at 10 O'clock. (11.11 LLOYD 111 “A SAILOR MADE MAN” ' ......— Admission Ten Gents —.———~a —_ " ... .\l)AY —— MONDAY— TUESDAY moTION PICTURES OF HOTEL CLIFFORD FIRE ... 11. shown Only at This Theatre Together With MS URE FIRE FLINT” Fuzituring Johnnie Hines and Edmund Breese t t )\l l JllY—DRA)m—JI‘HRILLS—PI‘IP—PUNCH Paths News W i. To Introduce $ O 1 New Line of M. & R. All Leather Shoes, We Are Going to Sell Them Tomorrow, Saturday, and All Next Week, for 3.45 to $3.95 a" pair in.» Very Latest Styles for Men and Boys. Just Come in and Look Them Over. s~ it‘l‘ Sll JUST RECIEVED .'eral_,;New Styles in Grey Suede Pumps and Ox- ds at . $3.95 and $4.95 a pair --eeeeeeo---. —————A1so——— k Stockings to match at ... . . . . . . . . $1.95 a pair .... Keeler’s Shoe Store “The Store That Saves You Money” DAVID ESTERSON, Mgr . Last Time Today Goldwyn Pments All Star Cast ——in—-- “THE SIN F The most remarkable picture that has ever been produced. Comedy —. :— Saturday A Blue Ribbon Double Feature Program BRYANT WASHBURN . Long recognized as the screen’s bright comedy star in “THE ROAD TO LONDON” .—__ and ...—- All Star Cast in ‘THE DANGEROUS GAME’ I . . ‘ ' " THE ansENTmEL -‘2. -. .‘J‘ihr- 5;: ~ J LA Palace ' Theatre Direction David Estenon ‘ Today and Tomorrow ’7 ACTS KEITH . ‘ VAUDEVILLE 'lnclualng Norwalk's Vocal and Instrumental Sextettc “THE BALKANS” Your last chance to hear them Q Last Time ., TODAY ' ' CLARA KIMEALL YOUNG —— in —-—— THE WOMAN IN BRONZE Saturday EDWARD (Hoot) GIBSON .__..in———- ”RIDIN' WILD" Free performance Saturday morning at 10: 30 for children under 12 years of agc.11cw Nelson will give a free perromi- unce and a good- comedy \\ ill be shown. , 'popular. ’dai ‘ Marks and Dolly Wilson in the real PALACE VACDEVILLIS Audiences. tionably one of the finest ever offered here. there was something doing minute from the beginning picture program through the the six and vine. In passing briefly over Plenty of Pop to New Show “hich ,3 bets Big Reception from Capacity I -_ There was no dearth of excitement at the Palace Theatre when the no“ Keith carnhal of \audexille brought' ;; to the city what proved to be unques- programs Pcp and plenty of it was the keynote of the bill and every 0! the last of one half acts of vaude—l ,_ the picture program to the \audeyille, it MARK-OFF’S ¥ AnnOuncing the Arrival Of Spring” ‘ LOOK AT OUR ‘ ‘ Just arrived—big shipment—Of the new patent leather tip and "fry suede back 1n all heels—flat, Cuban, French and military — moderately-priced at $2. 95, $3. 95, $4. 95Q $5.95. Every pair a genu- lllt‘ \ (llld Sport suit. Come in and fit yourself to a pair 0f WINDOW ms. PLAY l l \ elt. Did you see that new brogue sport oxford— russet 1n the flat heel? Will go nicely Spring styles! Y es! You will find the Rajah soled sport. Oxfords here, for men, ,, - .1.) o, and women, $4.45. Our spring“ every way in all heels, mod 42 South Main Street .3351 Footwear! CLIFFORD FIRE PIO- TUBE ON DISPLAY ” ‘ IN OUR WINDOW l hnOf sati'ns are complete m at $2.95, $3.95, $4.95, $5. 45 l .South'Norwallc two-tone brown. ‘- with that new spring 1‘ one of the latest .. ._5: v.11: “- THEATRES: ; _ . . ‘ we”... 11.___..... ...... . ‘11 may be said that the Clara Kimball ’ Young feature production “The Wo- . the “called . l l REGENT TOD AY I I“The Sin Flood" . their gChadwick. Richard,Dix, James Kirk: 'l ;. man in Bronze” pleased everyone. ms. Young's previous picture: “Hands of Nara" and “Enter Ma- dame" were received inNorwalk with enthusiasm and considerable was ex- pected of the new attraction. There was“ no disappointment howeve and picture. met every requirement of the most critical patrons. vaudeville program was a. tin'e ex- ample of variety and fine entertain- ment. The Balkans who delighted Palace patrons during the first half of the week and who were held over-v for the last halt engagement in response to popular demand were up itheir high standard. Lew Nelson & Co.. the “20th Century Marvels" per- formed some startling teats in- a startling way and Mr. Nelson's :0- “iron jaw" Work took the house by storm. Eddie White as a monologist dispensed songs and chat- ter in a. most unusual way and kept the audiences in side splitting laughter. "The Story Book Revue" was both a. novel and highly pleasing presentation offering seven able art~ let: in a. musical revue that was v.ery Grey and Old Rose appar- ently too modest as yet to play under their own names won the Palace u ‘ nce at the start with their y song and dance numbers. Ben surprise of the bill combined two very clever acts into one and won un- qualified approval. Last Presentations of “The Sin. Flood" The special closes its engage- ment at the Regent Theatre today. ._This picture has already been viewed by large audiences and it is safe to say that it will pay again today to capacity houses. It Is one of the outstanding film presentations of the season and Norwnlk patrons who have already, viewed it have expressed unqualified approval. Helen big Goldw yn super The ' wood. Otho Hoffman and other mem? bars or the stellar cast have given the screen in this dramatic special one of the finest contributions ever made to the cinema art. . “HURRICANE‘S a..." Opens '1‘: Days’ Showing at Rialto Today— ado with Co-operation or I}. S. Navy—Thrilling Story. Every human emotion is pictured by Dorothy Phillips in his starring role‘——“.Hurricane' 's Gal” at the Rialto Theatre today and tomorrow. Miss Phillips is shown first as~an untamed rl of the sea who roams about with a rag doll, a. monkey and a goat as her principal companions. and ruling her ship with a. ferocity that is soft- ened by good humor. her as regenerated being established in her mansion in San Francisco. In the taking of some of the sea. pic- ‘ tures. Government destroyers, hydro— aeroplanes and sailors, took part. The use of the material and men w gladly given to Miss Phillips' co puny by the Government. and they appear in many thrilling scenes. Sup- porting Miss Philips in this picture are Robert Ellis. Wallace Beery. Gertrude Astor and several other well known players. The children's matinee tOmorrow morning of Harold Lloyd in "A Sailor Made Man" is attracting considerable attention among the children. Starting Sunday evening Johnnie Hines, who is supported by Edmund Breese of this city will appear in his latest comedy spectacle Flint." and in addition the motion pictures of the Hotel Clifford Fire, taken for the Rialto Theatre will be ' shown here exclusively. Many pho- tographs were taken of the crowds watching the fire as well, and many are planning to see themselves on the screen. To Cure in Cold in One Day Take Laxative BROMO QUININE tablets. The box‘ bears the signature of E. W. Grove. (Be sure you get BROMTO.) 30c.—Ad v. Later we see ' “Sure Fire . (4&5? Fratne Your Face Becomingly (LPersonalityin dress 15 all up to your Hat. We don’ t merely sell you a hat—we show you just how you should manipulate it ‘ ‘~ ’7 and at what angle you should wear it to L flatter your face and bring out its character. , ,_ 41111.. New sail? fad Ow... I. 52.1.33... 3:, ‘9 5 Rogers; £9“ Stevens NORWALK - #anA Couple» Array OfConrd Spring 5un 1.1—— MALLO RY HATS so. NORWALK Max Berger, who has for more than four years conducted :1. Men's Clothing store at in Water street, second dls~ trict. has mowed into a larger store at 145 floor space will permit Mr. carry a larger stock and give his cus- tomers better service. 5.5—» “'ashlngton street. The larger _ Berger to McCalls “Its Printed” Patterns WEAR GOTHAM “SOLD STRIPE” SILK HOSIERY BOSTON srm E; NDRWALK‘S BUSIES‘I‘ Why Not Make It a Point to Visit Our. OVER 100 new mounts " NEW SPRING DreSSes__ Including the Latest Inovations in Women’s Spring and Summer 'Wear. $9.75 to $35 We Invite Your Inspection. 3 The Quality and Prices Are Right. READY-TO—WEAR DEPT. ; I On the Second Floor 1n Order to Get Acquainted with New Spring Wear’ OOaNER. McCalls “Its Printed" Patterns ‘\ i. ll "7 ‘7 .." .111“... h "I It In]. 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