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Elmer Clifton’s Sea Masterpiece
1 “Down to the Sea in Ships”
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laa Francbco. The “plot is perhaps
'I ‘ ° . . the duct. dramatic theme ”tailored several ml at llabtalns UM
by this producer. The story as Nr- "Down to t Sea in, Ships" packed
M oathe screen presenEs"'unus-
ual Ii nations created by Neilan and
ellectiveiy worked into the plot.
‘Among its novelties‘are scenes actu-
ally taken within the First National
Bank of Hollywood. the famous St.
Francis hotel is San Francisco and
San Quentin penitentiary. California.
“DOWN‘NTHESEAINSHIPS”
ment attraction for Norwalh has ar-
rived. The Regent and Palace thea»
trea today. tomorrow and Friday. will
present the seven-reel Hodkinson su-
per-production. "Down to the Sea in
Ships." directed by Elmer—~Clitton.
This special release is tar out o! the
class of the ordinary motion picture
presentation. It really has no rival
positivei ynovel in plot and action de-
velopment that justice could not be
done the big releases b ya compari.
son with "Down to the Sea in Ships.”
Elmer Clifton. who is responsible for
this picture. is a man who knows the
sea and whaling and the story that he
has transferred to the screen of the
New Bedford whaling lite is one that
will not soon be forgotten by those
boat loaded with its human cargo for
the Cameo'theatre in New York city
for months at $2 and it should 'dll
the Regent and Palace for every per-
torrnance during the three days of its
Tests Show How Gas ‘
’Is Wasted in’Cookm’ g
'Phe dilference between careful use
Standards at the request of the Anter-
ican Gas Association.‘ ' ’
A light aluminum utensil holding
two quarts or water was used. betng‘
kept on the stove in each case until all
the water was evaporated. '
Test 1. It was found that with a
lid on the utensil. violent boillnl (gas
on lull) consumed about: nine times
hour; gentle boiling required two cubic
feet.
Tat 2. For gentle boiling about
live times as much gas was used with
the lid oil; with lid oif. 10' cubic feet
an hour: with the lid on. two cubic
feet an hour.
Test 8. When xiolently boiled.
water evaporated about as quickly
with the lid on as with the lid 0!. and
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“FOOLS FIRST?
A W NEIIAAN PRODCOI'ION
Vanities-the announcanent of
the m‘ that will run
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matterhowwarmitu-yho
outside. Enioy
whilekoeplngcool.
renheit. until the food is cooked. Some
people forget. or do not know. that
water cannot be heated to a temper-
ature higher than 213 degrees 1“. (ex-
cept in a steam boiler) and that viol-
ent boiling does not accelerate the
speed of cooking.
A CLE‘ER APPEAL.
(Boston Transcript)
req ‘7 re eatin t the water up to '
, . . ‘ Theatre . among the recounted screen classics "‘0“ 8" thin was necessary to male. ‘1‘ ”1° 1‘ 5 ° Jutll Audubon Folks
1:»: tilt": and 30“ “ill be bmthlessadurlng the two hours. Played the cameo v of the ye for the’reason that it taln gentle boiling. vmlug boflm‘ boiling and the maintenance of the or
. I .\ or (It). for three months at s... is along such diaerent lines. It is so required 0‘83!th cubic feet of sue-n “ml“ t9mp¢"t“’°- ’13 degrees F‘h’ to Meet Tomorrow
—_
The Junior Audubon Society, which
is being formed in this city under the
direction of Miss Francis Hard will
meet tomorrow morning at the South
Norwalk Public Library at 9 o'clock.
All girls and boys in this city who are
interested in birds, and who would
like to learn. are cordially invited to
attend this meeting. A'regulsr time
AT THE RIALTO consumed the same amount of gas.
Test 4. Gentle boiling evaporated
water about six timese as fast with lid
off as with the lid on.
In connection with these tests. the
report says: “Many cooking processes
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lose your purse?
Gentleman (after hurried search)—
No. fortunately.
Beggar—Then you'll 'ave something
to help a poor man,
did you for meetin gthe club will be decided
. ll who are fortunate enough to see the
The list Of 39‘9“ pictures that “1 upon among the children.
TON POINT PARK _
‘ t 'e
- run at “‘0 Rialto meatrc hex “ t‘ the picture. but one that has taken
h fin lly been chosen alter a ions
SHORE DINNERS .35....Loon o! the m“ PM“ W §§°K.“é§l§2§§°§? 3§§‘h3§.‘? '23:;
Special Dollar Plate Dinners
James (rooker of Flat Hill Road-has
resigned his position with H. Jacobs
& Son.
N ' lk movie fans. Over. 500 re- '
111$: poured in to the Rialto man- Ian” comes when t “hale carries s
accounts but need cash to pay past due debts or un-
'. expected bills.
‘ Borrow up to $300 at legal interest rates on home
1 furniture or secured notes repayable in 5 to 15 month-
Goodwin. Robert Brewer. Jack Duffy.
Bobby Fuerc. E. Villa. Clyde McCoy.
Dromgold. “'illlam Irving.
Theodore Van Eltz. Fred Kelsey.
William Machin. George Hernandez.
Charles French. Hazel Keener. Mons
adds new interest.
agement. Many diflerent fill'lllll prize
‘, . ° ' asked for and of course. a o c _ \
“ hlte. sand Bathmg BeaCh requests can“: be granted. The films ' _ - - _‘
asked for by the majority of the fans . ’ . ‘
DANL'ING . will be shown and the opportunity I
' will be offered to the picture public . ‘A
1‘1 VITO’S FAMOUS ORCHE A again at some future date. The list
- " of the pictures to run will be an- 3 ‘
T nounced in this paper tomorrow. , )
Novelt) Dance Every Tuesday . A mum cm ”W” 1.. "Foo“ . ._ , k .
l First." Marshall Nellan's latest pro- n"! I. q _
a. , - 'I'h duction for First National release. I“; “I ”I _ 'W . uw‘r 5m
1‘ 11'9“ orks Every urSday which opens at the Rialto theatre to 1’ Open m m a o M. - z:
. - . .. . day. And it is one of the largest in: _ > . . b j
.‘ Dita .2...» - . .. a, . seen recently in any film. inclisdix: x“, a “m! m 6 P: n.“ < d
V ' c,6%%"m "l'"/'/'/-""/"<":".l players who have been stat-re ‘ & J
{Ea/'7 , “.w, \- g.-._.-\‘.‘ — — thcir own productions in the past. ,1 C p: {7:} ”I ’7
9, In the leading parts are Richard , ' ‘ ,
I '0 A N S i Dix. Claire Windsor. Claude Gllllng- 5lSt M111 End le
’ water. Raymond Griffith and George sa
2' Seigman. Others appearing in tin. . .I-
' ' V no bank ,’ portant ch ractcrs are Leo \Vhlte. .
To the great majority of people who he s ’ Hm“ l.yn.h. Shannon Day“ Harom
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George
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Day by day and adds new items ah the old one are sold.
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. BO 203 Rogers & Stevens Bldg “ has been resiponsitiledlortgiany'gliclar; . .
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.: GOLDEN,S SUMMER 'preservmg kettle, 1 ladle, 1 funnel, 1 strainer—complete edge, 52 ps. set, 10.50; 100 pc. set, $19.50.
outfit $1.75. ~
‘ Aluminum double boiler, 2 qt. size—durable quali .
SCHOOL
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Confectionery and Ice C 00mm“ s'i'ENOGBAPEIC
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White and gold tea. cups and saucers—durable Eng.
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4! pm the MERRIWSINESS flea—6 qt. Windsor kettles—2 qt. double boilers—2 pc. —set $635 ’ V
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