Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 8, 1923 · page 3

 

 

 

 

 

REGENT and PALACE

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TODAY — TOMORROW — FRIDAY

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THOMAS MEIGHAN

t o rt on triumph. A picture that for heart uppeal sur-
-n u I. Home and Broke," “Bachlor Daddy” or even
"Manslaughter."

‘Homeward Bound’

 

 

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

.u once—Children admitted to all matinees, both Regent
and Palace. 10 Cents.

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SHORE DINNERS
SPECIAL DOLLAR PLATE DINNERS

DANCING
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(‘HVPERT EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNW
NOVELTY DANCE EVERY TUESDAY

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Warren G.
Harding

BORN

November 2. l 335

DIED

August 2. 1923

“Have you tried the
delicious Lunch that

they are serving for
60¢ at .

THE
ROYAL JAMES?”

 
 

“N 0, but I am going
to try it tomorrow.”

 

 

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niand, dean-ate In Every “'a\.
--The scenes depicted. the cha. m
ters portrayed and the actions re
flected- in “Brianna." Niacin Sc nmtl‘
latest Mabel Normand supc r-.m- uluc
ubll. Sh All!“ Producers ant Dis
tributar- corporation release. “illch
opens at the Rialto theatre today.
are true to life of the early days of
California.

The scenes represent not avenge
studio settings with nothing more
tangible than the imagination to go
by. but are types of the original
missions and habitations of the
early Spanish Californians. some of
which still stand today in a. more
or le- decent state of preservation.
Mack Senett insisted. however.
that the settings for "Suzanna"
should appear as they did in 1835
and accordingly every set necessary
to the picture was reproduced.

The characters in “Suzanna" are
drawn with great fidelity. Only men
and women who look their parts.
in addition to being capable actors
and actresses. were employed. And
that is why such well known ccreen
characters as Walter McGrail. Leon
Bury. George Nichols. Carl Stock-
dale George Cooper. Lon Poll.
Wifred llryson, Evelyn Sherman
and others were chosen to support
Miss Normand.

The story of "Suzanna" is one of
love and romance with a vividly
colorful background. it is historical
in theme. and was adapted to the
screen by Mack Sennett’from a his-
torical novel of the same name from
the pen or Linton \Vells.

l'ndor the supervision of the pro-
ducer. F. Richard Jones. the direc-
tor. cvolwd a masterpiece of screen
production in ”Suzanna." The amas-
ing artistry of Mabel Normand and
the directorial genius of Mr. Jon“
have combined to produce E 011010
play of exquisite charm and braui) .

“HOME“‘ARD BOUND."

Latest Tom .‘lciglian Special Come:
to Regent and Palace Direct
From Sensational
BrOiidwny Run.

It is only a week ago since Broad-
way acclaimed Thomas Meighnn ii.
his latest Paramount super-picture.
”aflomcwx d Bound. " Today the mo
tion pit. lure patrons of the Nerwalks
at the Might and Yahoo theatres
will have present‘d for incir ap
prmai tnie special -nat has been
pronounced by the critics one of the
best releases in which the populai
Meighan has \cr riarr It ur-
passes "Back Home and mice" and
"The Bachelor Daddy." two of the
vehicles that contributed as much to
Melg'nan's success as any other pic-
tures made. The same directing force
that gave the public "Manslaughter"
is back of this new feature and Re-
gent and Palace patrons can feel
without a doubt that they will see
one of the very best pictures of the

year.
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At one of the largest wtch factor-
ies in the world fifty loaves of new
bread are used up each working day
for cleaning the delicate parts of
watches

 

Su re Relief
FOR INDIGESI'ION

 

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25c and 75¢ Packsgoh Everywhere

 

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In 1'. B. moms 00.

Storage Warehouse
Moving Vans — Daily Service

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A. com-:1!
Painter and Decorator
18'! Washington St. So. Norwalk,

What is the most practical way
to touch up and refinish picture
frames ?

How is a floor waxed and kept
in good shape 1'

What should I use on my line-
ieum to preserve it and malts it
much'easier to wash 2

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NEPONSET RUGS
' Reg. Price ”.00 one Price 31.25
2 :S—m. Price 011.50 sale Price 80.00
s x to s—ncg. Price $15.15 Sale Price $14.00
0 x la—Reg. Price sun Sale Price 815.15
GRASS RUGS
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REGENT THEATRE

DAVID ESTEBSON. Managing Director

 

REGENT

1923-24 SUPER SPECIAL

SPECIAL SURPRISE PROGRAM

OFFERS '

WORLD PREMIER PRESENTATION 01‘ ONE OP m

SCREEN PRODUCTIONS

WITH A CAST or TEE romos'r PLAY-
‘ERS IN THE COUNTRY.
It is espectcd that the principal stars will be present for this pec-

review showing. the first before any audience for the benefit of di-
rectors and technical staffs.

 

ONLY ONE SHOW AT 8:15
Positively No Advance in Priceano Reserved Seats

 

 

K. or c. PRAISED
. BY PRESIDENT

Mr. Coolidge, in Message,
Pays Tribute to Or-
der’s Patriotism

MONTREAL. Aug. 7.—The forty-
flrst international convention of the
Knights of Columbus. in session here
today, received the following mes~
sage from President Coolidge:—

“The Knights of Columbus is in
every sense a patriotic order. You
have established great war charities.
you have helped to fill the national
Treasury with your contributions to
the various Liberty loans. and you
have sent your dearest and best to
bear the heat and brunt of battle.

“Your order has over shown its
steadfast devotion to American prin-
ciples and American ideals. You are
Knights of Columbus. a name of

 

calorinciple of all discovery and
progress. When all the world doubt-
ed. when his own followers sought
to turn back. he sailed on, daring to
follow the truth. . .

“There is no nner‘knighthood. In
It your noble order stands. resisting
all evil counsel mporflng every pa-

 

 

 

great significance. representins not ,
only a great discovery. but the eter- .

triollc canto. following the eternal
pi'hit‘ipl. that. ‘the truth shall make
you frtc. "

Callsmhy,
Fashion Ignored

NEW XORK. Aug. 8.——Dr. John
Oberwager. representative of Dr.
Francis J. Monaghan. commie-loner
of health. lecturing Monday before
the HygienioFuhion institute. at
23 Irving place. deplored the ten-
dency of women to discard corsets
because they are going out of fash-
ion. ' Corsets are more than a pure-
ly industrial product.‘ said Dr.
Monaghan. “they have both a cura-
tive and preventive value in relation
to women's health. Few women have
adequate natural support for the
liver. which has one-thirteenth the
weight of the entire body and the
stomach. Almost all women. both
stout and thin need some form of
support for the organs in the lower
trunk. I think the best support is
the corset."

 

 

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The Regent Theatre will be the
scene of a. world premier presenta-
tion Thursday night of this week
when one of the foremost pictites of
the 1923-24 season will be brought
here for its first p to any
audience. Norwalk will have a
peep at the picture. projected in the
usual fine at style “than ‘the
censors be invited to look at it.
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£110 past presented world premiers.
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screen. who is the loading player of
thenew pictureis expected“ be
here for the showing. m director
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URNITURE COMPANY

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0 x 12—ch. Price $30.75 Sale Price $31.50.

SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS

2'! x 54—308. Price $0.00 Sale Price 84.50 '
2': x Bil—Reg. Price $7.50 Sale Price $5.75
a s x to 0—33. Price $03.00 Sale Price $47.00
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SEAMED AXMINSTER RUGS

9 x 12—813. Price $48.00 Sale Price $37.50

0 x 12-—Reg. Price :50. 00 Sale Price 3-12.00

9 x 12—1083. Price 8‘3. 00 Sale Price $49. 50

Short lengths of 1111an Linoleum at one-half price.
Regular Goods at Sale Primes.

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If hay fave; is needless suffering as many of its
. victims have learned after trying (chiropractic, then
the worldhu been robbed of another form of dis-
motortureforhsyfeverismisery.
lost of us are immune to hay fever, but some
ofuaree‘dlyinfectedstthe time ofyearwhen
~ thepolisu begins to fly. Chiropractic spinal adjust-
ments restore the natural vigor of the nerve cells
and tissues of the air passages, and after this new
vigor is released, the hay fever quickly is conquered.

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law was probably not meant for
harmless drawings. but some one]
troubled to call the attention of the
postal authorities to some things
that had appeared in this paper and
we received notice as stated. It is
not against the law for merchants
to give prices. but the postal laws
forbid printing the details in a news-
paper. We wish to thank the strap
who made the report and assure
him that we are not discommoded
in the least and that it is not nec-
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