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DAVID ESTERSON. Managing Director
i REGENT
LAST TIME TODAY
GLORGIS .‘IELI-‘ORD'S PAImIOL'NT PRESENTATION
““urn ng Sands”
With Milton Sills, Wanda.o Hurley, Jacqueline Logan
T O M O R R 0 W
A SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
Two Billiant All Star Casts in
“SHAMES OF SOCIETY” and “THE KILLER”
SUNDAY EVENING
\\' HOLE FESTIVAL 0F PICTURE FEATURES
WILLIAM RUSSELL m “GOOD-BYE, GIRLS”
CHARLES CHAPLIN
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“The Pilgrim”
ART ACCORD in the grand finale of BUFFALO BILL
And Several Others
MONDAY and TUESDAY
TIII‘I I'0.\' ALL STAR SPECIAL PRODUCTION
“My Friend the Devil”
and
CHARLES CHAPLIN in “THE PILGRIM”
'.' . lx‘l‘ll made and Barry. the star of "School Days." "l'curod"
Ir 1 and “llinty,” is at his best.
Z. .‘i SPECIAL SA’I‘I'RDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE
.-'. 4 non Hummus—2
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:3 SATURDAY MORNING
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t’i Iinr "Sinai kiddies irri- matinee—Don't have the youngsters miss
“' this Splendid program, and the admission—ONE SMILE.
PALA CE
T HEA TRE
DAVID ESTERSON. Managing Director
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TODAY and TOMORROW
.‘rr‘ llll'. l'rc-l'lastrr Numbers. the Best and Brightest Rite of
Entertainment liver (filtered in This City.
CARR 6.: BARRY WILL MORRIS
Novelty Dance Ofl'ering Comedy Variety Specialty
DUPRE a; CARLTON annorr in farms
Two Merry Widows “Tuneful Tales"
III l‘i‘
JOS I'II'II HART I‘RESI'ZN TS
Una Clayton 69’ Co.
Including- Herbert L. Griffin and an All star Cast iii
“THE SPITE ___FENCE”
WESLEY FRECKLES BARRY
“Rags to Riches’
’thls is the (lincht feature of remedy and drama that has nor
Buck Jones in “Boss of Camp 4"—Lupino Lane in “The
Reporter”-—Mutt and Jeff and Others.
MON DAY and TUESDAY
Here IS A Show That You Could Easily Afford To Pay $2
To Sea And Consider Your Money Well Invested—
But It Will Only Cost You The Usual 30c.
LON CHANEY—ABLANCHE SWEET—BARBARA LA.-
MARR—LOUISE FAZENDA—«IUNE ELVIDGE
And a Score of Other Prominent Players in the
Notable Stage Success
QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER
DON'T FORGET THAT
CHARLES CHAPLIN
“‘lio Makes Ills Latest Appearance Here Sunday Night in
“The Pilgrim”
Is Going to Stay in Town Monday and Tuesday for
Quincy Adams Sawyer
SPECIAL REQUEST
Because of the certainty that the house will be packed for every
showing at this picture, the management urges that children
see “The Pilgrim" at the matlnces. This will be mssiblc
by reason of their Easter vacation.
l ham groan my bulb stock in cool houscs.'1'hcse plants have larger
Easter Flowers
AT A. C. CUNEO
139 Washington Street
norm-c You~nuy Easier mines Call and See What I Otter.
EASTER mums DAHODII-S
mmonrrns mus
Honors, and will keep longer in your home—Give me a call.
A. C. CUNEO, Florist. '
l \lle SERVICE AND SACRA-
.\ll;.\’l' OF THE IDRD'S SUPPER
nerament ot’ the Lord’s Supper will
be administered. On this memorial
evening of the first "Lord's Supper-'
'lrmuzht at 8 o’clock in the South
xommik Methodist Church there will
W :i union service of the 1339““
l"'1!’-;l"'$:attonal and Methodist Chur-
Ul'fi- The Rev. L. J. Schoepvlcr. P.“
if r of the Baptist Church will time"
rim 1 venlng sermon. The choir will be
Pl‘ii‘s‘nt to lead the connotation in at E. W.
m singing. roiiowing.6to mun 380310). ace—Adv. . - .
there should be many who will Join
in this sacred service. All are wel-
corned to the service.
_____._______.__——--
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
PALACE VAUDEVILE.
Good Variety Show Oil‘cmd at Down-
town Playhouse This “’eek—Ncw
\Vcslcy Barry Picture a Hit
The Palace Theatre vaudeville bill
for the last half of the Week is one of
many varieties that will please the
theatregoei’s of this city. This was
evidenced last night when a. large
audience greeted the show and regis—
tered unqualified approval. \V‘ill Mor-
ris' bicycling was a. novelty that made
a considerable hit. The Merry \V’idowe.
Dupre and Carleton chanted some
pithy patter and sang some very
catchy songs. The farce comedy of
the bill. The Spite Fence. presented
by Una. Clayton and Company, had
possibilities which no member of the
cast missed and the not pleased every—
one. Newhooi‘f and Phelps delighted
with their songs and Carr and Barry
in dance specialtirs were also very
good. The new \Veslcy Barry pic-
ture “Rags to Riches" which was
messed it and shows clearly that
lorry is the same bright star he “as
in such successes as "Diniy." "School
Days" and others. This entire Eh0“'
“ill be repeated today and as
usual three times tomorrow. At the
matinee tomorrow afternoon, rpecinl
:llllnlbLH'S will he I'Cnilt'l‘t'tl for the kids
in conjunction with the Thirty picture.
BURNING SANDS
Presentation At the
Theatre Today.
George Mclford's lutcst sheik drama
"liurning SnnilS' “ill tontludc its ru-
1: igcmuit at the lit hunt Theatre to-
(Ln. 'llie picture has p10\(:tl om» oi
the most popular attractions that has
come to Noru'ulk and the succub
which it Scored here “as in IUC‘IJlng
Last Regent
“’lltl‘t".
Regent patrons and they found in
Jacqueline Logan :1 m w star of con-
(Sllll'l‘lllflc brilliance. \\';u:vl;i “Ruby
and Robert Cain COIIlllltlL‘ the curl
of principals.
LIMI‘IHUI'SIZ St‘l-ZNIZS
I'lirurt' Largely In “Fury" The Sea-
’l‘alc at the lliiilln Today and TO-
marrow with Richard Barthel-
inc-s
The famous Linwlizlzt district of
London. thv pro-r: Shops of (13.15an
i‘i‘rqurnitnl l-_\' 1111‘ rniizzli flilk of Hi"
Sea. the rolling: [lilil lililji‘kllc _\tl:imic
us Scrn “(rill the do: k of an old foul-
umstrd sc-hoonci—ll’w so aim the hat-
izinmi l4 of l‘ ltllillll l‘- :ii‘w‘ll-liw: ‘ Illt-
ltmr‘ 'l“.;\u‘ " lein: iliuuii luvluy and
,iomwi'i‘nu' at the Ilinlln 'l‘lii‘an'.
'l’lm story of “Fun“ is a highly
killzimzitic tale of the 5m. rhallinzr. it
:not surprissmi: any of the, pl‘(‘\irll‘.‘
sci'rvn efforts of ll;irilivliiivss. 'l'lzc'
l“l‘.ny" l.cytnn.
Enll'l mate of a suilini: \(‘r‘f‘i‘l who is
Ehrlnl in Colih‘l‘npt oven by his own
Imllicr. to a couriizvmis man of fear—
.Snniv purpose, when ll", lorirns o!‘ a
i\ ram: dnnc Ills mother.
a lntviuou‘n in the plot is n rillic'ht-
Qtul 101111in in \\l.llll llnmtliy (.ish.
ins i little London lltlflltlllll: llOlIF"
slnvny. plays the lin'wl'ing lt‘lllllllllf.‘ role
ommrltc Izfll‘lllt‘lnlf'fs.
tiresome
presented, pleased everyone who wit.
With the record that it has made else”
Milton Sills is well iikmi i.y*
lyinr)‘ deals with thr- trniisfm'nmtir‘n M"
from the tumormis st 0—}
‘ ‘FURY’ ’
3:5 - ’ THEATRE
TODAY and,
THREE mas DAILY
RICHARD BARTEELMESS
TOMORROW ’
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otrollmsdecka—amanceotrnar-
in; [innehouse momentum
made.
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TOMORROW (SATURDAY) MORNING
Children' s SpOClal Matinee at: 10 o'clock—Admission Ten Cents
“Peck’s Bad Boy”
That Immortal Childhood Classic Featuring
JACKIE COOGAN '
Children Also Admitted to Saturday Matinee of “Furry” for 100
‘75-ng
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SUNDAY _— MONDAY ._ TUESDAY
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
1N HIS LATEST COMEDY '
“The Pilgrim”
Don‘t Fail to View This Four Reel Comedy Treat.
Much of the picture was taken at
we. on a. picturesque old schooner off
the Maine coast. These ocean scenes
lll‘L‘ said to constitute some of the
most striking: bits of marine photogra-
phy ever taken for any photopla)’.
lilillXH.&RDT LAID AT REST.
PARIS. March 1. T-The greatest
outpouring of people since the Armis-
tice today witnessed the funeral cor—
tcne of Mme. Bernhardt. The police
estimated ‘the crowd at 1,000,000
people. between Ln Madeleine and the
’l‘licnti‘c Sarah Bernhardt. Five im-
mense floats, tilled with floral tributes
that stood ll. dozen feet in the air. [ol-
Il0\\'t‘tl the hoarse from the Church of
St. Francis dc Sales to the cemetery of
l’cre Lil Chaise, where interment was
completed at 4 o'clock. Mme. Bern-
hardt was laid at rest in the rosewood
cm‘t'in she had ordered built thirty
yours 31:0.
VI- (II: D III RT BY ALTO
Cl: ”‘3 Halo). 3?, a colored man.
of M3 ll-ime SIICLI’, suffered lacera-
tions of the face and bruises of. the
llt‘tl)‘ at 8 o‘clock lust night. when
EVERGREENS
HlilltlIi I'I.:\N’l‘\‘—-\‘INES
()llN.\.\ll-ZNTAI. Slllel-J TREES
limiutil‘y your grounds with up-
prupl‘illlt‘ slirulilivry. \Vc have a
large variety of fine growing nurs-
tr)’ stock at I‘taSOl'lnlllf‘ prices.
Small and lav-:4: orders filled.
Visitors Always \Vcloome.
NORVVA LK NURSERY
()ii Boston Post Road
Iictum-n “‘cstport and Norwalk
[struck by an automobile, owned and
operated by J. Albert Hughes, s law-
yer. residing at Cos Cob.
The accident occurred in front. of
the Arbor Press, just over the Stam~
ford-Greenwich line. Haley was tak-
on to the Stamford hospital in a pri-
vate car and his injuries treated by
Dr. S. N. Pierson. He was later tak-
en home. Hughes. it is said. was
linded by the lights of an approach-
ing trolley car and tailed to s'c'e
Haley. No arrest was made.
The New
VICTOR RECORDS
FOR APRIL
WILL BE ON SALE
SATURDAY
com: is AND HEAR THEM.
You Will Want Some New 8e-
lections for Easter.
Easter Records You “'ould my
having—
HosannH‘aruso
stabat Mater—nonwr
The Holy City
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
THE
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SHOP
49 Wall Street
SEND EASTER GBEL‘I'ING
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OUT THEY
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HAND BAGS, Specially Priced 50c to $6.95
Silk, Leather, Beaded, Mesh, Duvetyne, Etc.
Values to $12.00
o-‘TEE
So. Norwalk
For Saturday—A Great Sale . ‘
Men’s Fine Shirts, $1.49
Only Better Grades of Material in This Lot.
White Oxfords & Collars Attached—Plaids, Checks and Solid Colors With Collars to Match
SILKS, $2.89—Value $5.00
Men’s Silk Neckwear and Hosiery
Special for Sat—89c
Values From $1.00 to $2.00—Others at 45c
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Elsewhere $125.00
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Special for Saturday
39c
REMEMBER !!
SATURDAY THE ENTIRE STOCK
GOES AT STARTLING REDUCTIOUS
Here Are but low Specials Mentioned
in This Advertisement.
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the ground up. '
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