I AY, IULY 13, 1923.
' EGENT and PALACE
DAVID ESTERSOll, mum pm“
TODAY ONLY AT 2:15, 7 and 9
AMERICA'S FAVORITE AUTHOR.
lAMES WHITCOMB RILEY ‘
IllCS Again Through the Faithful Metro Screen Adaptation of
His “ell Known Verso
“That Old Sweetheart
Of Mine ”
0 Reel Comedy
News . Scenic
SPECIAL SATURDAY PROGRAMS
ATTHE
REGENT
I'NlVERSAL PRESENTS
athlyn Williams. Roy Stewart,
Robert Agnew and Other
Screen Stars in
TRIMMED
IN SCARLET”
nrnnteed by the management
a one of the best pictures of the
an: You're money back it you
«n't think so.
ATTHE
PALACE
FOX PRESENTS
Henry W. Longfellow's
Immortal Poem
“THE VILLAGE
BLACKSMITH”
Playing a return engagement in
this city after a successful run at
the Regent recently. You should
not miss this last opportunity to
see a. great picture.
COMING NEXT WEEK
An Extraordinary Attraction l
LAURETTE TAYLOR in
One of the Biggest Ever Offered l
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SHORE DINNERS
Special Dollar Plate Dinners
White- Sand Bathing Beach
DANCING
DI VITO’S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
N oveltyDance Every Tuesday
Fireworks Every Thursday
' IALTO
OOLED FOB. COMFORT
TODAY and TOMORROW
HARRY CAREY
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“DESERT DRIVEN”
A Drama of the “en
NOTE
0 first fifty women attending
-'sys matinee will be present-
with a photoplay edition of
this \I. Clays greatest novel
"THORNS AND ORANGE
BLOSSOMS"
The Photoplay
"THOBNS AND ORANGE
BLOSSOMS"
“11] Be Shown at. the
RIALTO
NEXT WEEK
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AT THE THEATRES
REGENT-PALACE ,
James \Vhitromh Riley’s Popular
POem Adapted for Screen by
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The Regent and Palace theatres to-
day will otter a program that partic-
ular entertainment seekers r'ill not
miss. The combination of the sub-
ject and the producing organization
is assurance sufficient of a high class
attraction. “That Old Sweetheart of
Mine" is one of the choicest bits of
poetry from the pen of the immortal
James \Vhitcomb Riley and it has be-
come a household poem since it was
written. The sentiment for which
Riley became so well known as an ex-
ponent has been ably carried into the
the
photoplay rises above the mediocre in
every detail and becomes a classic ot-
iering. Every patron of the Regent
and Palace who sees this picture will
agree that it. is one of the best re-
leases that has been given to the pub-
lic in some time. A two-reel comedy
and other short subjects will com-
plete the show.
‘TRIDIMED IN SCARLET"
Kathi)“ “’illiams and Roy Stewart
Lead Cast in New l'niversal
Play
Kathlni Williams. long recognized
as a screen star of first rank. famed
for her serial and feature work. will
be the leading feminine role player In
“Trimmed in Scarlet." the new L‘ni-
versal play at the Regent theatre t0»
morrow. Roy Stewart, selected for
important roles in the adaptation of
many Peter N. Kyne stories. will play
opposite Miss \Viliiams and the re-
maining members of the cast of this
attraction give assurance of an ex
ceptional picture. Manager David
I-Zsterson selected “Trimmed in Scar
lot" as' one of the newest and best
pictures on the market.
“TILE VILLAG E BLACKSDIITH"
Many Requests for Fox Super Pro-
duction Bring it to Palace
“'herever the English language
poken "The Village Blacksmith" is
known. It is regarded as one of the
finest contributions to poetry by an
American author. As it has been
adapted for the screen by Fox it. has
been one of the biggest bor: oilict
sensations of the year. “The Village
lilacksmith".will be offered at the
i‘ulace theatre tomorrow in response
to many demands and the patrons of
the house are certain to have a fine
entertainment.
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AT THE RIALTO
The first fifty women to attend this
afternoon’s matinee at the l‘tialto
theatre will be presented with a copy
of Bertha. Clay's greatest novel.
“Thorns and Orange Blossoms." The
picturization of the novel will be of.
{cred at the Rialto next week with
an all star cast.
Harry Carey. versatile character in
terpreter. will play the lead in this at-
ternoon's showing of “Desert Driven."
The film is a. deliciously refreshing
story'ot th ereal West. Not the West
or story-book tame: but a West
where valorous deeds are not boasted
or as in books. but where.
less. they are profuse.
In addition to the featureillm the
usual presentation of current news
will be shown. There will also be a
lively comedy.
State Happenings
”Ti’e have over 400,000 wage
workers in the state." remarked P.
F. O'Meara, president of the Con-
necticut Federation ,oi' Labor. in a
statement at New Haven. “The con-
dition of labor in the state is now
very good and there are very few
people who wish to work who are
not smpII-yed."
Charles F. Rockwell, president of
the Miller Bros. Cutlery Co.. of Mer-
iden, was appointed temporary re—
ceiver or the company by Judge John
P. Kellogg. sitting in chambers in
“'aterbury. A hearing for confirma-
tion of the appointment and for the
appointment of appraisers will be
held in Hartford on July 30.
Detective Sergeant Weich or New
Haven is on his way to Detroit to
bring back James McHugh. a for-
mer policeman of New Haven. who
was arrested in that city on infor-
mation furnished by Captain Don-
neily of the New Haven detective
bureau. He is wanted for deserting
his wife and children late last sum-
ner.
United States Marshal Jacob D.
“'alter has left New Haven for At-
lanta with Charles Caristi and Law-
rence Reilly. who were recently con-
victed of violating the Harrison nar-
cotic act and sentenced t, three
years and one year. respectively.
where he will turn them over to the
authorities of the federal prison at
that place.
Just after sundown Blonday night
il'i'l‘f‘ rmt-m‘itz‘s appeared in the
Western st) at one time. according
to a, It-rcrt of observers at Hebron.
Tiny were visible halt a minute and
:lpnrnnf'llud the earth in the form of
the three points of a. triangle. nev-
rr incrtasing or decreasing the dis-
tant‘e Letwcen them until they had
pusso d from \‘lf:\\'.
“'ith rumblings or r strike by an—
llit‘hCitO mine workers on October 1
Hartford dealers report that they are
unablclu till the orders pouring
in upon them and are practically
out of domestic sizes of anthracite
coal. Domestic sizes of coal sell at
$16 a ton, and pea size at $14 in
Hartford. In BBringeport prices ad-
vanced Monday one dollar a ton.
and are now equal to the Hartford
prices.
0n the average every man. wo-
man and child in Great Britain pays
a little more than 8100 a. year in
taxation.
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