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“Shames of Society”
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with Presented “1“) All Star Casts by Well Known Directors
SUNDAY EVENING
.\ “'IIOIil-I FESTIVAL OF PICTI'RE FEATURES
WILLIAM RUSSELL in “GOODBYE, GIRLS”
CHARLES CHAPLIN
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“The Pilgrim”
ART ACCORD in the grand finale of BUFFALO BILL
And Several Others
MONDAY and TUESDAY
T I") FOX ALL STAR SPECIAL PRODUCTION
“My Friend the Devil”
and
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Morning News
Herbert Wilson. convicted murderer
has confessed he made explosive in
bomb which killed 39 persons in Wall
street eexplosion of September 1920.
Los Angeles Times declares
Weather forecaster given hope for
pleasant Easter Sunday in face oY
another cold wave reported aWeeping
eastward.
William J. Burns at Miami cals Los
Angeles reports of Wilson confession
in Wall Street explosion bunk.
Army officers piloting air transport
'1‘ 2 in endurance flight land at Wilbur
Wright field Ohio. when engine devel-
ops trouble after 627 miles.
avoided granting wage increases.
. New York prosecuting attorney an-
nounces that Francis Keenan. brother
of Dorothy Keenan. slain model, has
admitted he telephoned to I)raper m,
Daugherty after girl's death. asking
him to make good promises to get
Keenan job in Department of Justice.
Father Contessor to King and Queen
of Spain. recently named by King to
be Bishop subject to Vatican's ap-
proval is found dead in Madrid with
throat cut.
General Degoutte orders striking
Ruhr irainmen to so back to their
jobs or face expulsion from their
homes.
Soviet authorities at Moscow
peak ‘ to more life a m cum
Vbar Gena-fl W
"‘France. Italy and mm on;-
ited in their policy to“ Germany.
Brussels announcement says.
France's gain in population for
1922 is 46.43‘ less than in 1921. Paris
statistics show.
BOYAIII‘Y IN FAMY.
LONDON, March 81.—The king
and queen visited a tea factory and
manifested lively interest in the com-
plicated machinery used in weighing
tea and cocoa.
LINCOLN. England. March 31.—
Four mice got inside a transformer
at the municipal power house and
bit through the rubber of a cable.
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plunging the town into darkness. The
cute they will ignore world wlde ap-l mice were electrocuted.
RIALTO
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South Norwalk
LAST SHOWING TODAY
“FURY” Starring Richard Barthelmess
Don’t Fail to See This DIFFERENT Picture
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DAVID ES’I'ERSON. Managing Director
TODAY AT 2:15, 6:45 and 9:15
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SUNDAY EVENING
A “'IIOLE FESTIVAL OI“ PICTURE FEATURES
WILLIAM RUSSELL in “GOOD-BYE, GIR ”
CHARLES CHAPLIN
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“The Pilgrim”
ART ACCORD in the grand finale of BUFFALO BILL
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MONDAY 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—BLANCHE SWEET—BARBARA LA»
MARE—LOUISE FAZENDA—JUNE ELVIDGE
And a Score of Other Prominent Players in the
Notable Stage Sllmi§
QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER
and
DOS "1‘ FORG ET THAT
CHARLES CHAPLIN
Who Makes His Latest Appearance Herc Sunday Night in
“The Pilgrim”
is Going to Stay in Town Monday and Tuesday for
Quirk-y Adams Sawyer
SPECIAL REQUEST
““Cflllm or the certainty that the house will be packed for every
showing of this picture, the management urges that children
sre “The Pilgrim” at the matinecs. This will be possible
by reason of their Easter vacation.
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SUNDAY EVENING
CHARLES
In His Very Latest Feature Picture
“THE PEL‘GRIM”
A full four reels-40m- reels that you‘ll revel in.
one but Chaplin could play this—an escaped com let taking a. pm'son's clothes, together “1th a pal-son's
job, and yet still keep the whole world happy '.
MONDAY
FOUR BIG REELS!
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CHAPLIN
Not just a comedy. but a classic.
TUESDAY
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