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FRIDAY
i It \II\NTI(I)IIIZI.\l'S
N, “y i‘i Drama of “‘omcn
m M NJSH WIVES”
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miutnnlllng screen
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TODAY ONLY
GLORIA SWANSON
And Rodolph Valentino in one o!
Paramount's best picture-
“Beyond the RoOks”
BODOLPK VALENTINO
In the memorable screen adapt-o.
lion 0! E. M. Hull‘s sto
desert lovo ry of
“THE SIIEIK”
FRIDAY
1310mm MI-IIGHAN and
[Janice JOY
And an excellent cut of l'ara-
“taunt players in Cecil B.
DcMillc’s
“MANSLAUGHTER”
Roton Point Park
SHORE DINNERS
>i'ECIAL DOLLAR PLA'TE DINNERS
DANCING
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THURSDAY
THE GREATEST norm -—+
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' TODAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
The Laugh 'lreait of tho Ye}:
“.Penrod and Sam
Booth Tarkington‘s-Sequel to “Pcnrod"—All the Fun 0! a Lifetime -
in One Fleeting Hour of Glee.
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' “THE MAN
SATURDAY
ALLAN roms'r, EDNA swarm,- VOLA VALE
And uhAll Star Cast of Popular Players in
o——— Also —--——0 ‘3
Round Eight of “lighting Blood” and “Aesop's Fables"
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BETWEEN”
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."Hus the “'orld Gone Mad '3" Is New
Screen Trumph For Lichtman
Already this season Al Lichtmau
has given the tcrecns some of the
foremost producrions. Norwalk poo-
plc will icon“ the prcsontation here
of “Rich Men's “fires." to be follow-
cd later by "Poor Man's \Vivcs"
Here were two outstanding screen
accomplishments. No less important
is Lichtman's new picture "Has the
“form Gone Mad 2‘" which will be
pri‘scntcd today an dtomorrow at. the
Rtgent Theatre. An all star cast
prrsents this play and it is a lllllsll'f‘l
sown root cntortainmnnt. Manual r
David Esterson offers the pictur".
certain that it will plcaso Regent pa-
trons.
PALACE TODAY
Swmuou and Valentino in “Beyond
the Rocks."
The several rcquvsls of Palace pa-
trons {or the presentation of “lie-
yond the Rocks" have resulted in
Manager David l'isterson securing
this super special {or one day
showing and it will be pron-med to~
(lay. Glterous Gloria Swanson plays
the icmzilv stcllnr role and is sup-
portml by ltodolph ancntino who
glvcs one of the best accounts of
himsclt‘ in this \‘chlclc. Tomorrow
Valentino will star in Edith M. Hull's
story of (105ch lmc "The Sheik" and
on Friday the l‘alacc will offer the
Muighan-Joy success "Manslaught-
Gr." 'i‘hr-sc thrc c picturcs Me “1:11
“COOL?
l’ll Say They Are!
Man, if you haven’t “got
next” to the wonderfully
cool, comfort of these
Palm Beach, Mohair and
Tropical Weave Suits,
you’re missing one of
life’s biggest joys. They
look as good as they feel.
And they’re easy on your
purse, too,
- THE‘Y’RE ONLY
.1-0-1 5
12.14 No. Main St.
The House at Inppenhdmer.
worth swing and have been in <uch
idomand that it was neCessary to
ll‘ook them to rtop‘ the repeated lut-
=tcrs requesting that they be shown.
“Al/[‘0
AT THE inputs .
are strilflng. and Joe llutterworth is
combination.
capital '1‘ loomed up for tho 'initia-
tors."
This is one of the many delight—
fully t‘unny situations in "Penrod
and Sam." which is from the non of
Bmth Tarkington, the famous writer , -
0t “kid" stories. and which hasl ,-
been directed by William Beaudine.
"Penrod and Sam" has been char-
acterized 'as a classic of American
boyhood. Alrxander plays
Pcnrod with a. fidelity and finish that
“Ann‘v
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no less a success as the "Sam" of the
Others in the cast are
Moltlifi'o Fellows. Gladys Brock-
well. “'illiam V. Mung and Ruddy
Messingor.
Cannondale 5
A son was born to Mr. and P-lrs.
Stanley Scribner at their home in the
l'mpawog District. ltmidlng. on A'l-
trust 4th. This makes Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Scribner of Olmstcad's Hill.
proud grandparvnts tor the first time.
O O O .
Mrs. Harman Fischer and daugh-
tor, we‘re in td‘wn over the wcck—en-i.
looking after their property on Olm-
stcad Hill.
O o 0
Mrs. Charlos E. Gilbert and sons.
Godrgo and Philip or Annandale, N
J.. wore guests of their uncle. James
O'Donnell. Monday.
0 O 0
Miss Celeste Mumford. who has
born the gucst of Mrs. l.. R. Ambler.
for snverul wecks. wr-nt to the home
of her aunt in __ lrantord, Conn.. on
Monday. _‘
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\V’hat does a "real kid" hate most
of all? "
Right. It‘s a "sissy.
There's a "sissy"
“didn't belong."
intercession "the gang"
‘
Or In Club."
‘ CVOH
men who believe
in “Pcnrod and
Sam." 3 First Nutlmml picture play-
ing at the lliulto Theatrv today. who
incurred the enmity of the rest of
the boys in the nf'ighborhood and
was ostracized by thcm bccause he
‘ His father took a
bandit: ‘the matter and through the
’ reluctantly
agrnéd to allow him to Join their "In
But to join the club ncccssitated
an initiation. Georgie llussctt. the .
sissy wont through the initiation Bridgeport. Other guests included
cert-monies. \thn thcy had cndml Mrs. Alice. Parsons Charter and'ehll-
he was (lccldcdly “sccond hand" and ‘
' his mothcr had difficulty rnong- Parsons of Stratiord.
nizing him. And then trouble with alrring Smith, jr.
To Keep him Husband. Vamp liim, .
Judge Advises Neglected Wives
BAYONNE. N. J.. Aug. 14.——VVO-
their, husbands
JACOBY’S
have affinities should not worry a
Police Court Judge with their trou-
bles but should go to a hairdresser
instead and have their thir bobbed,
according to a ruling yesterday by
Recorder Cain or Bayonne N. J.
The Recorder's statemen owed
the appearance of Min am-
panclli of Bayonne can a rge
0t non-support age. or husband.
“He is running around with a.
bobbed haired young woman. He
says I‘m getting too old for him."
Sui!) 5.0
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Colla- Attached Shirts, 31.50
Rislto Clothes Shop
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LI‘XCH .......60c
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The
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J antes 7'
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altercation-vital“ Store.
pleaded‘ the woman.
The Recorder told the man to re-
turn to his wife d told the wife to
have her hair b0 bed.
"There is no reasoa tor the young
married woman to be e a. Grudge
and forget to dress pre tily because
she ismarried.” said the Recorder.
“,With all the modern methods to
make housework easy for women. it
The following is the Calf Pasture
Lire Guard schmlulc {or the week
--ndlng August 19: Saturday. August.
18. L. Canevari, J. Smith. C. Ro-
sclle, 'Cu‘Vicke,‘ E. Kane. 1. Buckley.
Sunday. August 19. A. Osterbanks. P.
Ott. E. Smith. A. Raymond. A. Math-
er, A. Perrott. J. Canevari. The
weeklyschedule will be published
'vvery \Vcdncsday by C. Roselle. cap-
tain.
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Mr. and Mrs. I". E. Parsons of 55
Osborn avenuevattended a. family rc-
union. Friday afternoon. at
home of their daughter and son—in-
faw. Rev. and'Mrs. I. L. Smith. in
drcn of‘l-leington. Conn.. Clarence
Milton and
time to keep up their appearance. It
a woman wishes to keep her hus-
band in these days 0! modernity and
vamping women they should always
make it I. point to be as attractive
to their msbands as the next one.
It the hhsband seems to be attract-
ed to young women with bobbed hair
the wire should promptly. bob hers.
‘ “There should be no reason for the
young housewife to greet her hus-
band ln the same dress she was at-
tired in when she bade him goodby
in the morhing. There is no. excust:
[or it and the quicker the wife sees
this the better.
“There are some young women
who believe because they are mar-
rled they can no longer appear
young and pretty like they did dur-
ing the romancing period. This is
all wrong. and unless the wife tries
her best to be as pretty as the days
before mart she is very apt to
have to kee an eye on her hus-
seems they ahOuld be able to find the
band."
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WASHINGTON. Aug. ‘14.—We¢
ieéders of Congress will seek ‘the ac-
tive ,ot Pruldent Coolidge
in adopting at the next session on.
amendmeatto the Volsteaa act.
Complete. richer-sac. exists as to
how he Vul'rl'eoelvo their 91% .110-
mu" or (it... Hoofmmber
at the noun Judiciary Committee.
called at the executive omen yester-
dn tout forth the use-outerm-
Nation-widonmypa tbo’Prqhtbi-
non enforcement question.
hisvlctuintamolabolmue
.., antimal-
Peo to Are demanding - Real 'neer, '
p‘ Dyer Idioms President Coolidge
as «unaccoudwmwmuw
nitataiatcrdauabddooverlng
in the Volstead law and substit _ ng
"two and three-fourths per cc ' by
weight. This. according to Mr. yer,
will give the people beer three and
forty-six one-hundredth: per cent.
alcohol by volume. is ‘
The President thanked himjor his
offer to present til-argument. but
did not commit himséifon proposals
to er‘ the Prohibition enforce-
m 'ctatute. ' ,
Mr. Dyer d ballad been from
California New England. “Dbl!!!
in mandarin eaten suAkron
and his home'dtstrtct in anguish.
and declared that authors 3- the
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