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“Peg 0’ My Heart”
Comedy News
WEDNESDAY —- THURSDAY — FRIDAY
an. ABOARD FOR JAZZLAND!
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS THE JAZZIEST PICTURE EVER
All star cast in this super special that rivals any of the productions
of the season {or its lavish presentation
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“PEG 0’ MY HEART“
Laurette Taylor’s Noted Success is
Now Presented by Her as :1
Cinema Production
Laurette Taylor. who scored a. tre-
mendous hit in the legitimate Broad-
way presentation of "Peg 0' My
Heart" plays the screen version which
has been released by Metro as one o!
the season‘s screen classic produo
tions. “Peg 0' My Heart" appears at.
the Regent and Palace theatres today
and tomorrow and it is safe to say
that Norwalk theatrogoers will not
have opportunity soon to see a. better
entertainment in film than this. The
success of the play need not be re-
counted here for it is well known. As
to the picture it may be said that the
same Broadway that hailed Miss Tay-
lor‘s triumph behind the glare of the
calcium gax‘ethe same unqualified ap.
proval to the silver sheet interpreta-
tion of the role. Regent and Palace
short subjects 0! high order will com-
plete the bill. I
AT THE I'LL-ALTO
Today marks a new annal in the
history Oi mOVing pictures in thil
city. The Rialto theatre is inaugurat.
ing a. policy made famous by the de
partment store. No longer will a.
movie fan sit through a performance
wishing that his or her favorite act-
or were on the screen or desiring to
see a photoplay that one has heard
about
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24 Cottage St., East Norwallt
Just as the automobile has sup-
plied the transportation
needs of every family. the
laundry of today supplies ev.
ery sanitary need from the
roughest wash to the finest
finished fabrics. .
and a representativewill can
“d “plain our different
”"1ch film we can otter
yen.
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Manager Hamilton of the Rialto
wishes to give the picture public all
the service that he possibly can. To-
day he is starting a plan by which
showing or that some 0! the newer
ones be brought here before the reg
ular schedule. Elsewhere in this pa
per is a. full description of the plan
and the benents to the movie public
Today and tomorrow the Rialtn
will otter Richard Barthelmese and
The film is one of the best that the
winsome Dorothy and stalwart Dick'
have ever produced. which. by the
way is no mean accomplisrnent. In
addition to this picture. Luis Firpo.
hailed as the coming heavyweight
. mam WITHOUT Burns
1 do painmss extractions.
no matter how difficult. by
Nap-a-Minit and Nerve
Blocking. I also do both
fixed and removable bridges
at reasonable prices.
102 Washington St.
Phone 3129 Hum ms 1-. as.
South Nowell}, can.
movie tans can request that certain‘
plays be brought back for a. second ;
Dorothy Gish in "The Bright Shawls?
champ at the worldyill be shewain Robes-h hone-orbs most dramatic
some othlsnghtingpoaea. and ”mandamus-aimed.
“Thorns and Orange Blossonle"
will come to the Bialto on Wednesday
or some born menisci-tune
Dame States army during tho led
. war. those from Canada ahmd a
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see surprised. lOoks grow and grow.
Of course, the maple come, We’d be surprised if
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tion. . It groWs and grows. ‘ ’ ' ’
,Nobody‘who knows the Mill End Sale ought to besnrprised. ‘
No matter. if people are getting as manydollars as-they‘were a while
ago, they want to make them go as far as they can—there are so many
things needed—so they go Where every dollar buys the most-,gThat is to
The Mill End Sale.
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