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ONE PERFORMANCE
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 26
FOR
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A Play in Your Acts By Ethel Clifton
CAST 0F PERSONALITIES
Augustin Duncan, Maude Hanaford
Kc m y Carpen—Cecil Owen—May Hopkins
Harry Blakemore—Edward Wever
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NOW PLAYING
An Array of Vaudeville Special-
ties That Will Surprise and
Please Every Theatre-
gocr in the City!
“The Royal
Purple Girls”
Seven Dainty, Dashing Damsels
in a Lightning Musical Reme
of Broadway Proportions—
Carioad of may and
Costumes With Bril-
liant Effects.
DOYLE & CHRISTY
Comedy Variety Specialty
ALEX & ELMO“
The Comedy Kids DeLuxe
AND TWO OTHER BIG ACTS
LAST TIME TODAY
“’ILLIADI [OX PRESENTS
The best knoun and most talked
about woman of the screen
THEDA BARA
In one of the most forceful pho-
toplay productions ever nude
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Frank Mayo in
“Altar Stairs”
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TRINITY CHI’RCH GI'ILD T0 -
PRESENT DRMIA'I‘IC PARC}:
The Trinity Musical and Dramatic
Guild will present on the evening of
May 10, “Looking for Mary Jane." 8
farce in three acts. Rehearsals have
been in progress for the past. two
months under the personal direction
of Mrs. J. Herbert Mottram. whose
ability in the art of coaching has been
well exemplified in previous perform-
ances. The cast of characters is as;
follows:- I
Gladys ............. . Myrtle suns!
Ambrose Paddington. Ralph Hartwell
Pauline ‘Wentworth, Mary Hartshorn
\Ving Tu .............. Harold Hill
Augustus Merrificld. . . Alfred 'Wilson
Charles Barnes . . . .Kenneth Osborne
Berkeley Crane. Frederick Riedell. Jr.
Marie Yarney ........ Anna Newton.
Carlita Romngna Schultz ........
. . . . . ............. Irene Hannon
Gustavo Schultzo ..... George Harris
Expressman ............ Harold Hill
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John Morriflcld. Sherwood Pennington
DAIIIEN RESIDENT
Sl'ES NEIGHBOR
Jacob J. Shubert. prominent New
York theatrical producer. is the de—
fendant in a suit tiled in Superior
court seeking to have him perman-
ently restrained from building a
stable on his premises in Barton with-
in 86 feet from the boundary line of
the adjacent property of Alfred How-
ard Renshaw. A fempornry injunction
has been granted by .‘udge Samuel
Young of the Stamford city Court.
The complaint recites that there are
convenants in the deeds of land given
to Shubert to the effect that no such
building as is contemplated should be:
erected.
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IT 'WE'NT‘ OVER .
VERY BIG! ;
Paramount‘s Subcl- Special
“Racing Hearts” 5
_ Starting —. 3
Agnes Ayres, Theodore
Roberts, Richard Dix
This picture presented yesterday
delighted everyone and was
quickly talked about. You
will want to see it.
LAST TIME TODAY
For it is one of the finest pho.
toplay hits yet male.
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TOMORROW
A Double Feature Program of
Exceptional Merit.
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
“When Lights Are Low”
LEAH BAIRD
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TODAY
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TOMORROW
Instead of sulphur ’nd molas-
ses for that spring fever
WY. see
“Doctor Jack”
AS Played three times
daily by
Harold Lloyd
Selected Shorter Features
COMING SUNDAY AND
MONDAY
BETTE-BLYTHE
in
“The Darling of the
Rich”
CODIIXG NEXT \VEEK
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
in
“EAST IS WEST"
Jeweler and Optometrist
Eyes Examined by a
University Graduate
Robt. A. Benedict
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L'NSHAKL‘N TESTDIONY.
Time is the lust ot truth. And
Doan's Kidney l‘ills have stood tho
test in. South Norwallt. No South
Norwalk resident “to suflers back-
ache, or annoying urinary ills can re-
main unconxinced by this twiceJold
testimony .
John M. Brost. 76 Spring street.
South Norwalk. says: "I suffered from
inactive kidneys and had backache.
I used Dean's Kidney Pills from the.
Plaistul Drug store. and they cured
me." (Statement given June 22, 1911.)
On January 25. 1921. Mr. Iirost
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bothered \titli my back. \\'henc\‘cr
such an attack comes on. I rely upon
lman's Kidney Pills and they always
ilx me up. I gladly confirm all I have
said in praise of Iloan‘s in the past."
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new plain shades in Silversheen, Silk Wool Floss, Silkwool
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The more exacting you are, the more you will appreciate
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Underwear '
Now is the time to buy light weight underwear, because
present assortmmts are varied and complete in regular and
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Every kitchen or bath room should be covered ‘ ' (
' for both the sake of beauty and sanitation. Aflowfg .
ered floor is much easier to keep clean and with Linoleum sell.
Jug-at this very low price every home can now afford it. Ca-i
vement terms if. desired. Bring measurements of your room?
or let us measure your room for you.
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Norwalk Chronicler