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Gammanew presentation
.Comsdy -o- -o. News
SUNDAY mmxc AT 7 and s
MILTON suns
‘And‘an all star supporting cast in
“LEGALLY DEAD”
Ruth Roland in ”Haunted
Valley"
Comedy ' .o- -o- no!"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
One of the most notable screen
engagements that has ever played
this theatre.
FIRST NATIONAL l’ItESI'ZNTS
The brand new screen adaptation
of the world famous story
“TRILBY”
SPECIAL ADDED FEATI'RE
In his new series of "Leather
Pushers" from stories by
H. C. “'itwer.
For lovers of today!
and cudgel and broa
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Next Week—Tues,
lion (l2 reels) Mat. 2
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lWlHla THEATRES
"1 ill‘. GIVGHAM Gmh"
Mun“ \lusioal Com, n“ .‘
i'uzcnl Today.
‘ ' i i'noklcs" are the cause
'" 4- ' - rm and at times intense
”“i in the life of "Til. Gill‘-
' l‘ (- musical comedy dil-
” “*vh Mn-ssrs. Schwab and
"‘ ' 3 prvsent at the Rmnt‘
H turning. after an on-
"' " Listing over one )‘ell’ .'
’ ".lrroll theatre in New
' ‘ l'v thn critics were as a
"-v mmt lavish encomiuml
- I". musical comedy in the
k lw lunicl Rusell tells
.rmmz and interesting
m at all times, with I
‘ "unnr and dainlineal.
Ixms of Neville Fleeson
nil romance and meaninl
: sparkling melodies of
"Film r, are no doubt we!)
"- music lovrrs of tho
.‘1 Hm phonograph and
fill-l l1 ().
. chum Girl" will be pre-.
in the same pntrnilofll
' ,. n characterizrd m mot-
;‘rusenllliofl. the PMC'
1' W W and brighttnd til!
‘1 «nmpany one oi’ excel-
. U‘n'ular attention infill!
- -: -n to 1hr chorus which I“
In ROBIIl Hoop ”_
Dmcc'non av ALLAH DUJAD
Love of 800 Years Ago
in armor fought with lance on armored
steeds! When hearts were won with staff
Douglas Fairbanks I ;_
and the love of Robin Hood and his sweet
Maid Marian! This great star is supreme
as the romantic wooer! As the bandit who ~.
robs the rich to succor the poor— ‘
"0 ’- Douglas Fairbanks
N0 ADVAI‘CI m PRICES
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Wed, Thurs, Fri.
:00. Evening 7 and .-
F“
will augment the local crchestra',
adding much flm and color to the
tuneful score.
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l PALACE TODAY
l
'noy Stewart is Star or Program at
‘ dentown Theatrr.
Roy Stewart who .has won favor in
principal roles of many northwest
mounted police stories and whose
screen work is looked upon as very
high class. will be the star of tho
programat the Palace theater to-
day. His newest picture will with-
out a doubt please his large follow-
ing upon the Palace patrons. To-
‘morrow evening the Regent and Pal-
acs will present Milton Sills in "Le-
gally Dead.”
“5103.31! SEAS" AT THE MALI!)
Said to be one of the most exciting
sea stories ever filmed. , “Stormy
Bess" playing atthe Rialto Theatre
today. relates the case of a noted
young sea captain whose brilliant
career was ruined by a foolvhurdy
pie-cs of mkkmeu.
could not bear it; return home and
stung by cbnscienco. he became a
wandering demiigt; is . beachqomber.
Circuit-stale“. and akindly disposed
United Ma’e‘oflnh finally sin-deg
his rescusaad he was put aboard an
American ship bound!“ the Lnit. o
Status ,.wiiich by chance. was a cult
neioaé’e commanded. In {sum-.- to
all know or excite-neat and for tin-Ir
rnlcymcnt of “Storm: ‘0“ non-
of tho 'plot' an.“ be "Valli-d here.
In a with. Dl‘nlld l. of Fighting
mayo“ the entertaining series
and lilhr. an the dancing
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Beginning Next. Thursday
KEITH VAUDEVILLE AND
PICTURES
in its story—powerful. dramatic.
packed with action. thrills. suspense.
surprise.
TWELEFI‘H CENTURY
DEPIC‘I’ED ON SCREEN
REGINALD DENNY *
"Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood"
l Reproduce: Stirring buys of 800
Years Ago
Mankind owes a great dcal to the:
power of motion pictures for takingl
one back through the Vista of years
bygone and showing how things worn
When "you worn a tadpole and l was
a fish." }
Now comes Douglas Fairbanks aw! i
takees folks back eight hundred 1
years and reveals to them how things .
looked and how people acted whorl:
chivalry was at its zenith. He accam- l
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plished this. notably in his lal‘st
l'nilcd Artists Production. "Douglas
Fairbanks in Robin ‘chd." which
critics pronouncr 1hr grasps! mo!l-n
' REGENT
amour ammo
MILTON SILLS
And an all star supporting cast‘tn
“LEGALLY DEAD”
Ruth Roland in "Hannted
Valley"
Comedy -0- .0. News
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
7th Annual Paramount Week
The most snipcndons film feature
that has ever been made.
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
' “HOLLYWOOD”
With a Cast of 23 Screen Stars
40 SCreen Celebrities
Direct from sensational runs in
New York and Chicago where it
was acclatnacd a great picture.
SPECIAL MUSIC BY REGENT
HARMONY ORCHESTRA
modern day before the camera and
the portrayal is deemed absolutely
accurate. this whole production being
based on every fact available in all
the records extant.
The castle of the Norman'perldd.
surrounded by the inevitable deep
moat. comes to t screen as the
result of the consummate ll of
American engineers. architebts. art-
ists and artisans and it is unquestion-
ably a perfect replica of the cantor
d? kingly activity of eight hundred
years ago. Perhaps the most int—r-
csting single feature of this castle is
the tremendous drawbridge. which.
when raised. makes the big structure
inaccessible. thanks to the depth and
width of thc moat. This drawhridgc
is raised and lowered with precision
when needed and it serves to support
many mounted and unmounted sol-
diets and knights in numerous dash-
ing charges in and out of the bum-
mg.
Pictures and Players
“'eary with her toils in "The Ten
Commandments." Nita Naldi has 're-
turned to New York. where she will
root for 2. brief time befc:e return-
. .‘t. . t , .fié
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Tremendous drama,
gorgeous spectaclep
' yet always human:
Stupendous scenes
of regal splendor
as a setting for
the age-old story
RIALTO
m1- WEEK
TEES. “111).. THERE.
and FRIDAY
No Advance in Prices
pm.
his troupe all day:
0 0 O
lady Bancroft. widow ot the late
Sir Stanley rott, who (led on a
Flanders battlefield. is a. dancer in
the screen play of Warner Pablan's
daring novel, “Flaming Youth."
0 O O
Pulaski-i has returned to Holly.
wood m a vacation trip to the
Grand _Oaayon. where aha was ac-
companied by Kathlyn Williams.
' O O ‘0
Alan Grassland. Who directed “En-
emies of Women." has been chosen
to direct the screen version of Elinor
Glynn's "Three Weeks." 2
O O 0
Pat O'Malley will be seen opposite
Mary Philbin in "My Nannie Rose,"
' O O 0
“Every Day Love" will be tho
screen title of Julian st‘et‘s popu-
lar novel. "Rita. Coventry."
0 O O
. Buster Collier. son 0: William Col-
lier. will play an important role in
“Pleasure Mad."
0 O O
Wesley Barry, the freckledoface
star, recently celebrated his seven
teenth birthday. He was showered
with presents from his admirers
around the studio and the film col~
ony. but the gifts he prizes the most
are a new coupe and a white gold
and platinum watch he received
from his mother.
O O 0
Mary Astor and Irene Rich will be
seen with John Barrymore in "Beau
Bruinmel." which he is scheduled to
make upon his return from abroad.
0 O 0
Mary Pickford is planning a new
screen version of "Romeo and Juli-
et" with Doug as the other ronintic
lover. .
O O O
The first barber to reach the sil-
versheet as the hero of a romantic
drama will make his bow to the tan
world in the screen adaptation at
”The Barber of New Orleans." the
stage play taken from Edward Chiids
Carpenter’s popular novel. "The
Code of Victor Jallot."
O O 0
Ben Alexander. who played in
"Penrod and Sam." is to play an im-
portant role in “Jealous Pools."
0 D 0
Ernest Truex. playing theJcading
role in "Six Cylinder Love." is m
smallest grown-up player in the
movies. Ernest is five feet. three.
But he is said to play a wicked game
of "par golf."
. a O O
Reginald Denny Will soon be seen
in "The Spice of Life.” a story of au-
tomobile racing such a: was made
popular by “'allsce Reid.
"The Humming Bird." from the
play by Maude Fulton. will be Glorra v
I
Motion Picture Fiei‘
:——IN
The sea sensation of the century.
' and crashing with
mus from
‘ '1' O D A Y ‘
HELEN HOLMES:
“STORMY SEAS”:
BOUND 10 -- "FIGHTING BLOOD"
Sweeping with m ans-fl
tumultotn action. ; ‘
SUNDAY
VIOLET HEMING
:— in -——:
When the Desert Calls”
atom? 3 i ,
{ICHARD TALMADGE l. J.
:——in—:
“TheSpeedKing’Vn
Aileen Pringle and Conrad Nagel
will have the principal parts in the
screen version of Elinor Glynn's Ian.-
ous story. “Three Weeks."
HUSBAND ILL,
WIFE TAKES
POEQN; DIES
Becoming despondent over the
fact that her husband Frederick
was seriously ill. Mrs. Lillian R.
“'illlams of 53 Woodward avenue.
swallowed 20 tablets of bichloride of
mercury yesterday and died shortly
after on the way to the Norwalk
hospital.
Frederick “'llliams has been ser~
iously ill for some time and his wife
had been brooding over this fact.‘
It is thought that this fact worked
so much on her mind that she be-
came mentally deranged and took
Mrs. \"llliams swallowed enough
of the I mat: to kill about so people.
John utsko the butcher who was.
selling meat in the section was the\|
first one to notify police regardlngl
the affair. when he called the po- 3
lice station and asked Chief of P0-
lice William R. Pennington. who was
on the desk to rush a doctor to 49
‘\\'oodward avenue. Dr Clausi was
the posidn.
as {.0011 as the doctors arivzd and
fact lha in some cases over“
sent to t e house by Chic! P» .
ton and Dr. Robert Perduo was
called. "
The local authorities have not .9
vestigated the case as yet. as Its,
only notice that was receivod 'w- ;
them was that of Mr. R”; as *_
is exptected that they will in.“-
gate and make their report to M
the posion is the same as not a”
but as the ambulance was upon“
to the hospital she become M‘
cal Examiner Samuel B. Hunt!“
ton. r.
Beside her husband. lira. .
liams is survived by her mother. »,
Lillian Robinson. two brother: 30-»
se and Albert Robinson. and a.
sisters. Hd‘len and Mrs. Arthur M
all of South Norwalk. ' '
The funeral wil be private.
will take place from the W
avenue home at 10:30 I _
morning. The Rev. Xr. Chas-har-
lain will officiate. Burial will be h
Riverside cemetery.
BROOM CO.. INCORmm
Incorporation papers have m."
filed with Town Clerk 'Herbert 1.
Smith. by the Tavlin B oorn 31":—
Company. This compan has b-y
corporated for 810.000 divided 1" ’
100 shares of common stock. 1“}
will start business with/81.000. 1's- ’
incorpnralors are Harry Tavlln. Vin-’7;
cent Ferctti and Ellie Tavltn tn ‘1‘
this city. I ~
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All these Paramount artists
invite you to participate.
With Paramount Week the greatest motion picture
season the world ever saw gets well under way.
Yonhnvothe opportunity fora gmdreviewoi’ 1923‘s
aduevements and apre-yiewofthegreatParamonnt
Pirates coming.
Celebrate Paramount Week at your own theatre as mil-
lions have during five previous annual Paramount Weeks.
“It’s Paramount Week at your theatre now! ”
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