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The l’ootlights Ranger’
Buster Keaton Comedy
Bufizilo Bill
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REGENT THEATRE
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Double Feature—Bill Today Presents
New Bryaii‘t Washbnrn Picture.
Bryant \Vsshburn who has created
a great many laughs with his comedy
roles in screen plays and whose most
notable presentation was with Doris
May in “23 1-2 Hours‘ Leave" comes
to the Regent Theatre today in “The
Road to London," a Pathe produc-
tion in which he will be found acting
up to the high Washburn standard.
"The Road to London" is a. rollicking
romantic comedy of quick witted ad-
venture in which alive wire Yank
(this is not a soldier or war p:ay)
creates a barrel ,0! fun. In addition
to this' production the Regent pro-
gram today will also include "The
Dangerous Game" another feature of
high calibre.
PALACE TODAY
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Hoot Gibson in “Bidin’ \"ild" Oflcred
“'ith Keith Vaudeville Bill.
Hoot Gibson who is a. protege of
Tom Mix. will be starred at the Pal-
ace today ir. a new Western romance.
“Ridin' “’iid" a picture that has al-
rrady made a big hit on Broadway.
This feature is not only one of the
best in which Gihl-on has ever starred,
but it is also cne bf the foremost
Western attractions. It is being pre-
sented today with three shows of
Keith vaudeville.
SUN DAY )1 IGHT
Charles (Buck) Jones Star of
Footlights Ranger"
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Bryant Washburn
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Il..§‘»1u\ ltnninntic Comedy
"The Road to London”
and
\II star Cast. in
“The llangerour Game”
" si‘anY NIGHT
l (harlos (Buck) Jones
in :m muhnnl comedy drama
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'le li‘ootlights Ranger’
Hater Keaton Comedy
Biffraio Bill
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JACK HOLT
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"MAKING A MAN” .
There is an‘ unusual turn in "The
Footlights Ranga." the feature which
stars Charles (Buck) Jones at the
Regent and Palace Theatres Sunday
night. It. doesn‘t often happen that
the hostler and lariat are to be ox-
changed for the incidentals of the cal-
cium glow, but such is the case in
this. attraction. Buck Jones is at his
best. A Buster Keaton comedy and
Buffalo Bill will be presented on the
same program.
AIRPLANES AND l)ESTROYERS
Stage Battle in “Hurricane's Gal” At
Rialto Theatre Today.
The. climax—Abe last two reels—of
"Hurricane’s Gal" which features
Dorothy Phillips. and the last show-
ing of which is being made at the
Rialto Theatre today. is one of the
most thrilling ever witnessed on the
screen. and brought the audiences at.
the theatre to the edge of their seats
last night.
Made with the co-operation of the
U. S. Navy. several hydroaeroplunes
in the scenes which show the smug-
gler's ship being overhauled. The
battle put up by the smugglers against
the sailors and also against the reve—
nue men. will supply thrills enough
for half a dozen pictures.
The story is also a. good one, and
one that is out of the ordinary .
"$1an FIRE FIJI) " \
Makes Bis Appearance Hero Tomor-
row Night at Rialto Theatre-—
Clifford Fin: Picuuvs Also.
In conjunction with the opening
performance of “Sure Fire Flint" to—
morrow evening at the Rialto Then-
tre._the first showing of the motion
pictures of the Hotel Clifford Fire of
a. week ago. will also be made. These
pictures were" taken exclusively for.
and will be only at the Rialto Theatre.
and contain much that will interest
l0cal people. besides the photographs
SPECIAL
IMPORTED
Beaded Bags
0: the latest designs on
WW: $2.00
At
LUGGAGE
At Attractive Prices
GUARANTEE
lltl \K AND USIBBELLA co
9 N0. MAIN STREET.
of the burning building.
Additional interest is lent to the
showing of “Sure Fire l’lint" which
features Johnnie Hines, by the fact
that Edmund Breese of Chestnut
Hill. this city. is one of the support-
ing stars. Doris Kenyon, Robert
Edson. J. Barney Sherry and Effie
Shannon also appear in the produc-
tion.
"Sure Fire Flint" was born on the
Fourth of July. and the whole nation
celebrated his birthday. That should
he enough for a. starter. 'I'h-‘n‘l after
uninteresting childhood came the
war and his part thereiny Finally
came the girl. followed by the
“heavy" with the big black mus-
tache. From here on the action is
too rapid to write and the picture
must be seen.
The picture together with the
Hotel Clifford tire pictures. a Larry
Semon comedy and the detest Pathe
News will be shown twice on Sunday
evening and thrice daily on Monday
and Tuesday.
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“'ESI‘I’ORT COUNTRY CLUB
MARCH CALENDAR
Saturday. March 3.—Dinner dance.
$1.50 for dinners. $1.00 for guests
coming in the evening.
l Saturday, March 10.-—Supper. dance
9 to 1. 50¢ charge.
Saturday. March 17.—Supper dance,
St. Patrick's Day. Open dance. 82 per
couple including supper.
Saturday. March 24.-——Dinner dance.
$1.50 for dinners. $1.00 for guests
coming in the evening.
Sunday. March 25.—Musicale 4 to 6.
Tea. 5 to .6.
Saturday. March 31.—--Supper dance
9 to 1. 60¢ charge.
Reservations must be made with
Steward by Friday of each week. In
case of possible postponement on ac-
count ot inclement weather call stew-
and torpedo boat destroyers are used
Jimmie Aubrey Comedy
THEATRE
LAST snowmos Topsy:
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r” Featuringfinorothy Phillips
Ronanco—Action—Jmn‘gglers—Thrms
Made \Vith (Jo-operation of U. S. Navy
—:—- 'Pathe News
SUNDAY _ MONOXY —_ TUESDAY
POSITIVEDY NO ADVANCE. IN PRICES.
Motion Pictures of the
HOTEL CLIFFORD FIRE
DON "1' M188 THEM !
Taken exclusively for and to be
shown only at The Rialto Theatre.
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Summary of
Morning News
Suzanne Lenglen. paired with Eliza-
beth Ryan, defeats Molla Mallory and
Miss Howett. 6—0, 6—1 at Monte Car-
10 tennis.
Relchstag
authorizes issues of
float international loan.
Mussilino says he has no prejudices
against women but wants suffrage
grant deferred. ' .
Guard accompanies Battling Siki on
his way from Paris to Dublin. where
he is to fight Mike Tigue on St.
Patrick's Day.
British House of Commons advances
bill establishing sex quality in divorce
proceedings.
President Harding at. end 0: first
two years in “Haiti: House feels Con—
gress is increasing work of president
and that no one man can keep abreast
of growing responsibilites.
Senate and House confers reach un-
amlous agreement on farm credits
bill.
Senate confirms nomination of D.
R. Crisdnger of Marion Ohio, to be
Governor of Federal Reserve Board.
Twenty seven miners. trapped in
explosion at Arista W. Va. are rescued:
six bodies FEébTeJ-ed and search is
under way for five men still emtom-
bed.
Federal Commission wants 'Ford
Motor Company preliminary permit to
develop pow“!!!- at Mississippi high dam
between St. Paul and Minneapolis,
promising work to at least 10,000
men. '
presentative Mondell to be director of
war finance corporation: Representa-
tive Mondell tomfwy pmfwyp fwyp fw
Towner to be governor of Port Rico
and Brig. General Hines veterans
bureau director.
Congress speeds up in closing hours
and reclassification bill and Mississippi
flood river legislation are among
major measures that are rushed
through.
Resumption of activities of rum fleet
is indicated by arrival of six steamers
and five schooners of! New Jersey
coast. ‘
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SCHOOLS 0F BETHEIJ
CIlOSED BY SCARLET
Fever, OPEN MONDAY
DANBURY. March 3.—The Bethel
Together With
'- “SURE FIRE FLINT"
A Comedy Drama of
Johnnie Hines, Doris Kenyon, Edmund Breese,
Robert Edson and Others
P. s.-com‘_7m Little Church Around the coma“
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$50,000.000xvcorth of treasury notes to .
Senate confirms nomination of Re- '
Thrills and Fun
Are Featured.
PATHE NEWS
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public schools. which were closed two
weeks ago because of. an epidemic of
scarluct fever among the pupils at. the
Grassy plain school. will be reopened
next Monday. according to an an-
nounccment this week by the town,
school committee. No new cases have
developed since the closing of the
schools.
”The Sunday schools the town
have also been closed for the last two
of
Sundays but will be open again Sun-
day. Children under 14 years of age
were barred from the moving pictures
when the schools were closed. but af-
ter Monday will be admitted again.
The regular Easter vacation which
would have started during the latter
part of March. will be omitted this
year.
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Keeseville. N. Y.—“I cannot praise
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hardly do any work.
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Doing the housework for the average
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chestra. furnishes all dance music.
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fun you had? Then m m.
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.— ‘ Just Arrivedin’ToWn
, the last to sunrive of the sixteen hat-
'puttoseaaspartotaileet.
' recorded. the “Connecticut" was ‘the
meat in the paper. ; '
husband. He sa' , ' ,
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well. The liver Pills are the best! ever i
Thebattleship "Connecticut." once
the pride of, the American Na and
tieships that comprised the American
Armada. has made her last cruise. She
has gone to the Pudget Sound navy
yard where she will his placed out of
commission. and in all probability she
Will never again be ‘commissioned or
The “Connecticut" has had a. most
unusual career or usefulness although
she never fired a shot from her batter-
ies at an enemy. Only a. few years
ago. it seems as human events are
flagship of the proudest fleet that. ever
put to sea flying the Stars and Stripes.
She was the finest and best of the
imposing battleships that made the
cruise around the world and she
played a. stellar role in that cruise
, aetivescrvi’ so than” any other Ave-cl. in
her class and probably-‘mor-c than any
capital ship in the U. 8. Navy.
try's defense.
Many of the men who served on the‘
‘Connecticut” will read of: the passing
or the great ship with the some regret
they wouldhavo tor the loss or a.
friend.
designers of naval craft have achieved
at_the present tithe makes the Connec-
ticut" somewhat out. of date. this be-
ing the, reason for her retirement al.
though it. reflects no discredit on her
since she has served her country well.
The same praise
accorded in time to come of the pre.‘
sent super—dreadnaughta which are
Ll-
buildingtoday. u on do iii‘eu '
the “Connecticut" has and m , . a“.
many years. in the acreage or use
Due to the progress which the"
Gill probably be
thoughrnot to her discreditahe has country. i
nemnreda'shotatanenemya'nd -
through her sixteen and over years or ' ‘
service since being placed in commis- , ‘
sionshehasbeenatactortnthsbun- R.&.W.HA’IS .
Spring felts, waited. bouudvor'. ’
row, in distinctive Metropolitan. .
and in the mud:
shades of Brown, Tan and Guy,
shapes
$2.95
Palace Clix—hes Shop“
EDWARD
Telephone 141
Is It. Inn 8%. so. sci-wan} ,
MOTOR TRUCKING _ FURNITURE MOVING ' '
' Westport. Conn.
which is one of the most important
events in the history or the American
Navy. 0! the big sixteen that. com-
prised the American Armada she was
the only one to survive until this time,
but now she will rest in dead man's
row at. the Pudget Sound navy yard.
The “Connecticut" now goes td'her
grave with more years or service to
her credit, as a. flagship, than t any
other man of war. She has seen more
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