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ATL’RDAY, AUGUST :6,
, .
interesting , News
REGENT an
ll.\ "ID ESTERSON.
a PALACE
Managing Director
A! the
REC ENT
William y{lesnrlond
in
“Shadow 8 of the
North”
Atthe
PALACE
I‘OPl' LAB
“Hoot” Gibson
In a Rollicklng ('0me
“Out of Luck”
I’NIVERSAL
H ERBERT RAWLINSON
p: . -|.lr i l! mnny snot-cs“ in a story or the prizc ring
“THE ‘VICTOR”
SUNDAY
PRESENTS
MONDAY and TUESDAY
A14" J. Lin it & Edith Roberts
“m, l'.v.; supporting: Chet in
"BACKBONE"
MONDAY and TUESDAY
THE INIMITABLE
LON CHANEY
:.——— In
‘ “SHADOWS’ ’
“. .m \vaii rm "SHAY FRIDAY—At tho Itcgcnt. (-loris Swan-
lil‘ srd' s I- ighth \Vii‘c. "
..n Ill "~I Ill!
\ \\ Inn-m, “The Huntrcss."
At the I‘alncc, First Vstlonnl’s
R0 ton Point Park
SHORE DINNERS
SPECIAL DOLLAR
DANCING
FA MOUS SWAN EE SERENADERS
III
DIRECT FROM KEI'I‘H’S
(‘llV-Z‘ERT EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON
.VCoT ELTY DANCE
F13 AEWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
PLATE DINNERS
AND POLI’ S CIRCUIT
EVERY TUESDAY
PROMPT
DELIVERY
— STONE CROCKS —-
\\ v lmw :1 In My) . ssnl'illli‘llt of Stone crooks jllf's oak 1: ct“,
ISOIHI faucets, corks,
.mlrn mils.
'ccr botllm, garlic-rs, ctc.
fiGehebe’ 5
“It's Here It It's Hotneware"
EU
capping machines, rrmt
|'-l \l‘lilt IIRCHVN' SHOES
‘ [HIS and GIRLS
Mad-
(ilItI S’ D1:ESSES
Plain and Bloomer Styles
Sizes 6 to 14
81.98 $2.98
I\II “(I M [DDIES
\ \ I) KNIFKERS
$1.50 $1.98
(URLS’ BATHING
SUV is
$1.98 $3.98
OVERSTO CK
SALE
COPYRIGHT
Clothing CO.
\
o No. Main St.. 50. Norwuik
w".—
VICTROLAS
AND
HOOVER VACUUM
CLEANERS
SOLD ON EASY
TERMS.
DONNELLY’S
the Coolest Place in Tow:
tI’m. inf
Formerly 3- E- on“! Shop
to So. Mun st. 80. Nor-nit
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FOOTBALL CALL
CAMBRIDGE. Aug. 24 .-——Harvard,
having sent notice to football can-
didates that practice begins Sep-
tember 17. is beginning to assemble
its coaching staff Several stars
from the team that defeated Yale.
10 to 3. last year, will act as ss-
JACOIBY’S
12-14 No. M'ain 8t-
tain
, sistnnts. Charles Buell. cap
and brilliant quarterback. will work
with the tleld generals: George
h-
Owen Jr.. who scored the touc
downgagainst Yale in the bowl last
MOTORS, E INGINES
BOII ERS and RETUBP November. will handle Edgar:
[\(' A SPE CIALTY 3:231:31? $32333?" the m.1915
eleven that defeated Yale. 41 to o.
ICE CREAM All three men will be in busine.
t] E Best aith ugh Bsell may
)1 ACle RY gait untIInIhe dozing ot the semen.
'"' Dr. Doric Parmenter will again
coach the centers. sod Keith Dene.
I 11 the 1921 captain. will have charge
' ° a) By ' o! the linesmen. . Vinton Chapin.
~ » mother 01 Bheii's heck field. may
- be eble to n-ist Fisher. tyl
-- with the punters. James Knox wii
M f “tin. hove chat. or the pound
W teen: end the scouting.
. The treshrnsn stall sgsln be
Clarence M. NM headed by m mumm-
nlu' backfield star. as whili‘bs ;
m; I w m“ "‘9 mm was
mam well. .
31 Put A", “o 2 ML». w my,”
I $4; 5‘,
{mop and pail
CONWAY TEARLE
BECAME ACIOR
BY opp AFFAIR
A mop .a buckct‘ot hot soapy wa-
ter and a dirty floor.
A‘strangc combination. indeed, to
start anyone on the road to histri-
onic fame.
But it was such a combination
that was the means of bringing
Conway Tcarlc into the limelight as
an actor.
This famed motion .picture plnY-
cr told of his incongruous advent
into the acting protesslon bctWeen
ATTEERIAIII‘O
Rialto theatre.
so highly entertaining.
of Fighting Blood, 1H,)
lng.
Tomorrow night Mary Alden in
“A Woman's Woman."
answer to the perplexing question
can a. woman hold a husband and
still be a homemaker?
Or Honda the in! t bl 8
camera “shots" at the United stu- Turpin in {lack Serifet‘t'sc “TI:
dlos. Los Angclcs. where he is ap- Shreik oi Arnby."
pouring opposite Norma Talmadge
in "Ashes of Vengeance."
It was while 'l‘carlc was still in
his teens. He had made more or
less of a reputation as an amateur
boxer and billiard player. and he
was then dividing his time bctween
the squared ring in the Old Kent
Road district of London and acting
as billiard marker at the old \Vynd-
ham hotel on the Strand.
Sheik.” will come to the Rialto and
remain until Tuesday. Five reels of
Ben Turpin laughs and Mack 5‘1)-
notl. Burlesque comedy.
AT THE RIAIII'O.
mus through the streets with
ATTIIII-IIIEAI'RES
It is a tonic to wstch the wonder-
ful stunts done by Richard 'l‘nlmadge
in his magnificent vehicle. ‘Through
the Flames." appearing today at the
Motor-driven fire
apparatus dashing through crowded
streets. brilliant and daring rescues
all colorful and true to life with a
smashing climsx makes this picture
Round Nine
rds the other
portion of this double header otter-
an intensely
human drama. or thehome gives the
satirizing “The
Adults as well as youngsters cher-
ish the sight of dashing tire appar-
its
clanging gangs and screeching si~
rcns. such a photoplay with plenty
whirling action and thrilling realism.
the greatest iire'scenes ever staged
tor the corners. replete with heart
throbs and'éxcitement with a climax
that appeals to everyone is all com—
bined in this unique and meritorious
production. In addition Round 0 or
Fighting Blood. will be presented.
' REGENT TODAY.
William Desmond. the star of
serials and innumerable attractions
kdenllng with life of the great west.
will appear in “Shadows of the
vigorous outdoors, where red-blood-
ed. virile men fight for the right. The
picture is sure to make a. hit with
the theatro's patrOns. Bin-Tin-Tin.
the famous dog. plays a. noble part.
PALACE TODAY.
"Out of Luck." Ed (Hoot) .Glb-
son’s feature. has been accorded the
distinction of being more popular
than "The Gentleman From Ameri<
ca" and ”Dad Game." The versatile
Hoot plays the part 0: a. cowboy
who Joins up with L‘ncle Sam‘s gobs.
and his troubles. adventures. and the
romance that underlies them. make
an engroming story.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Fine Programs at Regent and Palace
Next Week.
North." The story takes one into the '
family' that he has red blood in his
veins. Several scenes show in the
squared circle. Thersupporting cast
is splendid.
“Backbone" and “Shadows" play.
respectively. at the Regent and Pal-
ace on Monday and Tuesday. Both
features will please Nomi]: audi-
ences. Alfred Lunt. the new stun
does a. wonderful piece or acting in
“Backbone." while Lon Chaney. the
man of a. thousand (aces. gives an-
other splendid characterization in
“Shadows."
SCHOOL
EXAMINATIONS
Examinations in English and
arithmetic will be held at the Frank-
lin Junior High school next Thurs—
day from 9 to 11 A. M. Examina-
All makes of Msgnetos. Stnriers.
:enerators and ignition Systems re-
'I‘ODAY
RICHARD TALMADGE
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THRU THE FLAMES
dstorythstwillnppcnltonllwholoveswenlthotsenm
hybigthrlussndthehunnntntesestthatm
(henna-permit.
BOUND m 0? “HOMO 31.00 "
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SUNDAY ~ HONDA? and mvi
MACK SENSE“! ME ‘
MARY ALDEN BEN TURPIN
:——$in——:
“A Woman’s Woman”
:—_|n——:
“The Shriek of Arahy”
Coming Soon—DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "3031! noon?
tions in
geography will be held next Friday
3’
history commercial
Buchanan are W”
here
and Mrs. G. V.
to return
To be a billiard marker meant of action comes ‘0 the Rialto rhea. Sundays picture. "The Victor." paired and installed. “'9 ire ‘lso from 9 to 11. FAch examination will spending several days
”u“ he had t° be a ”my” f“ "'5 tomorrow for one day only. Rerbert Rowlingon starring. opens mum New Bosch ignition {rm be of one hour' duration. Carolina.
above the average. for casual play- when Richard Talmadge appesrs in up a big week at the Regent and Fordsggnd all other cars. ___________._..—-
"S ““0 engaged in a game “Mb the "Through the Flames." Palace theaters. The story deals BUCHANAN Km '33le It has been 00ml)“ted that m
marker and “’0" were not “SRO“ ‘0 The most thrilling and most stated with an English “moniker." who de- li’ So. Mnln St. So. Sorwnlk _ average mu: speaks 11.3.0.0“-
pay for the gamma- Teurlo was 3 taculsr rescues ever filmed. the terminal to show his distinguished Phone 345 superintendent or Schools andiwords in the eoume otamr.
profitable investment for the house
ior there were \cry few billiard _.
players who came to the “'yndham :1:- __ _ __ _ ‘—
LIIOSO days could Deal. him. ' E”
"I. guess I might still be chalk- —————'—_‘_
ing up the scores back in London it
it were not for the mop and the
pail of watcr." the famous actor
declared. '
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the Janitor. who daily cleaned up ’3' '
the billiard room. was sick. or o. . §
drunk—at any rate he didn't show ' .3.
up. Tho hotcl proprietor ordered me E ‘
to do his work. telling me to go 4 9. :30
down to the kitchen to get the ncc- .. .
cssary paraphernalia so that I could
mop up before the morning patrons
began to arrive. Ilight then and
there. I got pccvcd. I told him that
mopping floors was just a. little be-
low my dignity. I refused to do it.
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He got pccved. I got fired. ..
"Vi'alking out of the hotel I ran ..
into one of the patrons with‘vhom
I had often played. He was the 9..
stage manngcr of one of the big - >
London theatres. I told him of the
incident and he in-
!sinntly ol‘fcrcd me a small part in a
l
ishow.
thcn in prcparation. Natur-
lally I acct-pied.
t
“After that I had no desire to go
back to tho OIil jol).
"Latcr I had a good laugh on my
OIiI boss. Dressed in tall silk hat.
morning coat, striped trousers—-the
habillmcnls or a London man-about-
tmvn—I strolled into the Wyndham
billiard room.
"Tho proprictor was the personi-
fication of graclnusncss as ho grccl
mi mo. Tint he didn't rccognizc mc
morning suits and all sorts of sport
logs. In other words, Tom will be a
sotorlal delight.
I
Slim Summcrville is busy working
upon a. new patent. The elongated
comedian has taken Up gulf He in-
sisted it makes him round shoulder-
ed to carry so many clubs and that
he can’t afford a. caddy: so Slim is
creating a golf tool which will ans-
wer all purposes. Slim explains the
presence of a. corkscrew in the new
stick by saying that no Yankee de-
vice is complete without one.
I O O
Bernice Vcrt announces that she
is going to the coast to gather fame
and fortune. and she her sweetness
and light on the Hollywood air.
0 O C
In “Long Live the King." the new
Coogan picture, there are fifty six-
ioot giants. ‘ho compose the pai-
acc- guard for Jackie. All are ex«
service men. We wonder how we will
ever find Jackie in a. mob like this!
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Conway Tearle has been
for .the leading male
Corinne Griffith in the screen version
of Gertrude Atherton's sensational
novel. “Black Oxen."
O 0
signed
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tiest~girls. chosen from the hundreds
who flock. to the home oi pictures
from all corners or the world, have
been given parts in “Flaming
Youth." in which Colleen Moore is
starred. The beauties are appearing
in the lavish ballroom and bathing
pool scenes.
t
Marjorie‘ Dow. who. by the way.
has joined the bobbed hair brigade.
owns "Blacky" Dow, a German po'
lice dog. which is probably the first
canine on record to' under from
Klieg eyes. Hqgot them trying to
follow in the footsteps of his fun.
on: uncle. “StronzheO-I'L”
Ethel Grey Terry has been eat to
play the role of Calamity Jane in
William 8. Hart's production of
"Wild Bill Hickok." .
Shannon Day has just completed s.1
picture called “In the Wake 0!
Down.” A pretty good combination
of names. we'll my—Dey in the
wake of dawn. -
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Director multitude drink-a
gins-otweter.soitismid.betweel
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role opposite .
Several score of Hollywood's pret-
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I reminded him of the floor mop ; , 3.
pin: cplsovlc and then. shakini.‘ ..
hands with him, I thanked him for :0
tiring mo."
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Pictures and Players . ..
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wrar line: clothes. In his latest pic- :
turc, "Soft Boiled." the daring ’0
pluinsman will be seen in dinner '0:
cont. evening clothes. cutaway, :00
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