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Oueorthemostsppcfling‘rfleteatsremm o f HHBWARNER A Withanallstsrsupportingeauh l “FELIX O’DAY” .‘ Md amuse FAVOHTE STAR Geraldine Farrar ;.. “TI-IE RIDDLE WOMAN” TODAY ONLY AT 2:15, ans—AND 9:15 m muons otoneotth'e w‘mm vaudeville psogramsthstlnsover beenarrangedtoriheralacebythexeithotnces. 5—-‘-Big Actse-e-S -—m—- GLADYS WALTON “LAVENDERBATH LADY” ‘ gs DON’T PAIL TO SEE THE BIG SPECIALS LISTED BELOW AT BOTH THEATRES Sunday PEARL WHITE IN “PLUNDER” ALICE BRADY Never so beautiful, so warmly appealing as in this romance of South Sea Love and New York Society “The Leopard ess” TWO REEL COMEDY \ NEWS Monday -T u e s d a y Wednesday HER FIRST AMERICAN PICTUREI POLA NEGRI BEAUTIFUL, PASSIONATE, DANGEROUS—HEROINE 01' A THOUSAND LOVE TRIUMPHS in Robert Hichens’ Celebrated Story Success “Bella Donna” SUPPORTED BY CONWAY TEARLE, CONRAD NAGEL AND LOIS WILSON 1 KANE SEE RE DI- ‘1 ' N POLA NEGRI UNTIL YOU’VE SEEN THIS AEERICAN MADE PARAMOUNT PIC TU , a; :21?ng BYNGrEORGE PITZMAURICE. NOW IN ITS THIRD BIG WEEK AT ADVANCED PRICES AT THE RIALTO THEATRE, NEW YORK CITY. A NO RESERVED SEATS AT EITHER PALACE OR REGENT—NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES THREE PRESENTATIONS EACH DAY, AT 2:15, 7 AND O —-— Those who can are urged to avoid evening crowds by attending the matinee presentations —— RIALTO THEATRE TODAY ONLY! RICHARD TALMADGE in “Putting It Over” HAROLD LLOYD in “NOW OR NEVER” One of His Best Comedies SUNDAY EVENING, MONDAY AND TUESDAY M I L T 0 N S I L L S And a Selected Cast in "WHAT A WIFE LEARNED” Batter Up. Play Ball! They} “Converse" nibber soled shoes win every game. "‘n «Ire-footed and speedy. novs six to sixty choose “Converse” shoes for playing '3 and all other games of sport. ’22 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK a E MILTON ELWOOD a THE COMING 01' SPRING means the arrival of Spring lamb in all its delicious and appetiaing lusci- ounces, and at no other place can it be had in greater perfection than at Chernock's meat market. For we give our patrons the benetit of the real genuine . thing. Spring lamb that means Spring lamb and not a poor imitation. CHARNOCK'S NARKET 19 Railroad Avenue. girl in her latest Paramount picttte. “rho Leopardess.” opening at the Re:- evening. As Tlare. a halt-caste .lhia Mme. Maude Devoe PupnoiYeaussnarlnith VOCAL STUDIOS swamp-using ' lit-um 12 and IS mam CONN. Studio m: A“? STAMFORD ¥ a ‘-,,r '4 . t M A R'K‘LLsOr‘r-és : SATIN PUMPS. S295 E 42 South‘s!!! .' ”m VEGETABLES JAR SPECIALTIES BANNER BREAD CANEVARI sFREE DELIVERY Telephone 810 Schultze’s Saturday Specials Lameores.........................18c lb. HamburgSteak 16c lb. LambLegs........................32c lb. VealRoast........................25c lb. SirloinSteak......................32c lb. SmokedShoulders 13c lb. BeefLiver..... 12c‘lb. PuritanSkinnedHams............,. 25c lb. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets mmmrmrmr “m Westpert Georgetown Darlen Stanlerd’ Slack Rock Bridgeport Do You Need Money? We lend money to the 86 per cent. of the per- sons who haveno bank credit but who need money 'tO pay bills or to advance themselves or their families. We lend immediately and confidentially uptoSSOOatlegalinteI-estratesonhome , ,. . furniture or secured notes repaysble on " convenient terms of your own $66ng Borrewthe GreetsstinSsrviceasd Em w W” gentandPalaceTheatreaonSunm betore inher. career has ‘ltiss Brady had a role, of such emouonal power as she evinces in this picture. The nov- elty or the productiou comes when this outwardly untamabIeLSOuth Sea maid is taken to civilisation and pre-' ' seated in'New York society. would such’ a girl act? curiosity and go to the Regent and Palace Theatres tomorrow evening. Edward Langlord plays opposite the star. while Moutagu Love is an un- How Sstlaty your — usually tor-coral villain. m:mmsx H. B.Warner in‘qlelixO'Dsy” and Gelnldinel‘arnrh‘fil‘homddlo Won-n”MahoExoelhitDou- hieFeatureBill. Coupled with his pleasing person.- ality, H. B. Warner. starring in “Fail: I D'Day." the Jesse D. Hampton-Paths production appearing today at the I Regent Theatre, is noted tor his (as. - tidiousness in dress. Mr. Warner believes and rightly so. that an actor should be just as careful regarding his personal apo pearance as he is in interpreting the 0H: he is playing. This immaculate- ssln clothes can be appreciated by slain who have witnessed this sterling actor in all his screen plays. It is a credit to be called stylish nowadays. but Mr. Warner has the unique screen distinction of knowing what to .wear and how to wear it. In many communities. Mr. Warner is the criterion for mannlsh fashions. In addition to this splendid feature. the Regent double bill today will also include Geraldine Farrar in one of he'r most popular screen roles, l'l'he Riddle Woman." ALAOE TODA! Gladys ton Stars In “nae lieu- dar Bath Indy"-Jrhsee VID- deviile Shows. The program at the Palaoe Theatre today is no ordinary one by any means and the probabilities are that the house will be packed for all three performances. Norwalk theatre-goes, noted for their keen judgment and appreciation 01 good shows once recognize in the vaudeville and picture Oill at the Palace today a I combination of entertainment special- tiees that cannot be surpassed. The vaudeville Thursday has been the talk of the city and many who have already viewed it once will want to see it again. Gladys Walton has made her best picture in “The Lavendar Bath Lady" which will be presented at the Paalce today . ‘ HAROLD 1mm In A m Together with Richard 'I‘almadge h “Putt-ll: It Over” at the Rialto Today—Wu! Silk Toms-row. This afternoon and this evening. the Rialto Theatre presents a bill that should appeal to every average thea- t're-goer. Harold Lloyd in his com- edy. "Now or Never" is one o ithe fea- tures, while Richard Talmadge, a new star. appears in "Putting It Over" a picture that has pep punch and thrill. Talmndge gives a. most creditable per- iormance and easily takes his place among the front ranks of those stars such as Douglas Fairbanks. for his athletic prowess. Tomorrow evening and Monday and Tuesday, Milton Sills. who has grown to be a favorite actor in Norwalk, will appear supported by a. notable and capable cast, in the the reel drama. "What A Wife Learned. ” About the only difference between the girl of 1900 and the girl of 1928‘ is z 3 years. In these trying days. people will try anything. LIBERTY SHOE REPAIRING SHOP WorkDoneWhileYouWatt. Wockamuodrandhkrahall kinds of Indies' and Gent’s Panamas. Wankel-hemlock Justlikenew Weneedlm strawbat‘sandpanamstorthe season. 42 SOUTH MAIN mm. 110810 BALI: nnoox IEASUREDANDLADPREE Every kitchen or bath‘ room should be covered with Linoleum for both the sake (1 beauty and sanitation. 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