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Grand Opening 1923-?4 Season
KEITH VAUDEVILLE
PALA
DAVID ESTERSON, Managing Director.
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Thursday and Friday '
“THE SCARLET LILY”
illlt' bestowed upon the new First
\ational Feature starring
mm the Palace is proud to present
Saturday Only
t't )NSTANCE TALMADGE
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“HAPPINESS A LA MOEE”
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Buchanan & Brower
SINGING novmr
The Hennings
"JCGGDELAND"
Harrison & Parker
“Jl'ST TWO OF US”
Ed Morton
SONGS AS YOU LIKE THE“
- Syncopated Seven .
ONE OF THE SEASON'S HITS,
SONGS AND DANCING
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Present
Otters
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iiillll'l.E—Completc vaudeville and picture program Thursday, Friday and Sat-
Thursday and Friday evening, one complete show, pictures and vau-
- m 7zi'e-nture picture program only at 9:15.
, . nt 624:; and 9:15.
Saturday evening tu'o complete
. .iitrnr‘tion dlrec‘
REGENT THEATRE
DAVID ESTERBON. Managing Director
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LAST TIME TODAY
PABADIOUNT PRESENTS
MADGE KENNEDY
Will Not Fall to Please.
from a sensational run on Broadway
; .Ilmnlly Directed and with a stellar Suportln; Company in
“THE PURPLE HIGHWAY”
”g Directly After “Hollywood" and Measuring Up to the High
lurtl l’pun “'hit'h “Hollywood" “is Made. this New l-eature
Comedy -:- -:-,. -:- -:- _ -:- News
Regent Harmonista—Vocai Soloxst
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“WHAT WIVES WANT”
I School Clothes
. LUNCH ....... 60c
l c-z- Boys and Girls
DINNER $1.00
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Lest showing of Robin Hood Today.
These who have not seen the
greatest show in filmdom. namely
Robin Hood. will have thrir last op-
portunity at the Rialto theater today.
Those who have already seen it have
acclaimed :1_pieturc of educational
us well as entertaining merit.
Tomorrow the lilnltn offers Eva
Nnyak :iml Brynt \Vashburn in
"Teinptaglon." This picture played
in Dawns theater Bridgeport for one
week and it is said to he one of the
most pleasing and delightful screen
plays of its kiml. As for its story
'I'o‘inputiun contains everything
which nut-a to make up it truly hig
production. it treats uith a strictly
modern theme, working up to a cli-
rnnx as thrilling as it is unusual.
Round 11 of Fighting Blood. trill-be
shown in conjunction.
On Sunday Miss Irene, Castle in
"Slim Shoulders." will he the fea-
ture nttraetien.
ALONG BROADWAY
. — With —
Dme Hines
NEW l‘olllc, Sept. 7.-—“I‘0ppy is
.1 new comedy with music. Dorothy
Donnelly wrote the book and lyrics,
“hich are fair to middling. and Sle-
phen Jones and Arthur namnels
qute the mute. which is nob so
good. liut the chic! interest centered
Ill Madge Kennedy. who makes her
musical comedy~ debut. Here is an
actress who has appeal. intelligence.
talent, charm, and a rent acting abil-
lty, and if she does not ring up to
concert pitch. she gives so much‘ that
others luck that we do not miss the
vocal perfection. As a (oil to Miss
Kennedy is that droll vuudcvilllan.
\V. C. Fields, who makes the part of
the rollicking old rascal of a mounte-
bank most amusing and lngratlating.
rn'ed out good. "Poppy." the 'role
enacted by Miss Kennedy. is the fos-
hr daughter of the mountebank.
She aids him in his deception. 211233
and dances for the populace and
other wise makes herself. highly nt-
tractive and seductive. The old ras-
cal seeks to total: her as the long lost
heiress of the little town where they
find themselves. and his deception is
discovered to the undoing of both.
But strange as it may appear—and
on'the stage it is not so strange ut-
ter all—she really turns out to be the
child and of course she is married
to the tenor. . ,
It Mr. Fields is the funniest. man
in town. Miss Kennedy is certainly
the most alluring. and Philip. Good-
man. the new producer. deserves.
and probaby will receive the thanks
of many Jaded playgoera for his de-
lightful contribution at the Apollo
theatre. Luella Gear is most amus-
ing in her role. and four talented
dancers work hard and eucseeefutly
to keep up the interest. .
But Madge Kennedy is the chief
interest. She has, by her success in
musical comedy, run the gamut and
run it successfully an actress. film
star and musical comedy prima
'n and dancer. -
“"3”“ the churches realize that
they cannot compete with the thea-
ters." warns Carrol McComaa. the
delectable cabin boy or "The Jolly
Roger.” which calls the stage at the
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A Paul Whitema‘n’ s Orchestra '
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:c: Total Sikh—Children. all wheel. 10c.
LAST TIME TODAY A ,
Douglas Fairbanks in “ROBIN HOOD.” “
—SPECIAL—— '
School Children's Matinee of Robin Hood Saturday Honing ’
at 10 o'Glock Admission 10 Cents. "
SATURDAY
Eva Novak and Bryant Washburn
in
-“TEMPTATION’”
Bound 11,—“1'1081‘1110 BLOOD”
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IRENE CASTLE in “SLIM SHOULDERS”
still some folks
who associate
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oi there is a storeful of
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as well as those with unlimited
incomes, find ours a furniture
service in which there is nothing'
about the prices to mar the ap-
preciation of quality.
A. J. COLLINS (:0.
South Norwalk, Connecticut
After Hearing
PAUL WHITEMAN’S ORCHESTRA
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Roton Point
Dome in and Hear the Same Songs on Victor Recorda-
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