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. . FELLOWS & FRITZI RIDGEWAY
mr latest Screen Presentation De. Luxe
RIFLING WITH HONOR"
in “Haunted Valley" Other Subjects
AY — TUESDAY —- WEDNESDAY
P 0 L A N E G R 1
Star Come; Into Her Own In Her Second
American Made Picture
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HATS THIS WINTER, ACCORDING .
TO CONS’I‘ANCE TALMADGE , ~ .
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Constance Tel
in The Danéerous aid‘
Constance Taimadge ms an uuo-i background. After having worn the
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bles—duncing and hats! picturesque 5 -
. - t i ro‘uctiori, I should find
Anti as. after having danced tur} in h s p u
_ _ , ‘ ”'1“; it hard to select tiny pill-box hats
“mm? omenfngs throcch. ”1‘10" ifor dress wear. Had the eccentric
woman s f.nnc) turns to “”5 " up- i designers not decided to have these
"aux' a f. words from ’"Ch a hat ' larcc cavalier stvles this winter. 1
fan should prove 0‘ more than pasa- ‘ lwlim'e 1 should have had them ere-
nted for myself.
inf; interest.
“1'1"“ "kiwd in her "”55”“! "Just look at these graceful curv-
room lmtween the taking of scenesimg-bdm. and ,0“. richly shaded
in her latest production. "The Dan-l ostrich feathers. A Woman would
xerous Maid." Miss Talmudge was] have to be. as ugly as a monkey be-
found seriously mnsidering a. num-jfnre she could manage to look un-
her of sketches which had just been ’ attractive in one of them.
submitted to her by a. leading Purl-i “And this large tricorne.
513“ morllstn. :n'cars one exactly like it in
Norma
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"Aren't they gorgeous," she ex- 3 of \‘engeance' and it was so becom-
clnimnri. “Thank goodness these lit- in: that she haduit copied for after-
tlv folly hats of the past few sea-I noon wear in her personal ward-
‘sons lt:.\\‘e been relegated to the.roi)c."
. ' Between costumes. hair dressers
Plctures and Playersiand appearances before i rnera.
‘Corinnc Griffith. co-stur with
Conway Tcarle in "Black 01211.? has
Churlns Jones may be men want. been a busy person the put three
cring around the lot Holl
(Rested up in hair pants and with
brimmcd hat. The reaeon is his lat-
est, “Big Dan." in which he plays
the part of one of those speedy cow-
boys.
establish herself and her mother in
a comfortable new Hollywood bunn-
lov.’. Miss Griffith left New Yak for
Hollywood, two months ago and she
has decided to remazn west. Which
explains the planting of a garden be-
fore the cement on her new house
was dry. ‘
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Al St. John is still working on his!
.latrst effort. called "Peace and‘
f Quiet."
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Everyone thinks 137;.t “'llliam V'.
'Mcng is a. chinunlan. because 01 his
‘slon of Harold Bell \‘i’mglit'o
Louise Fazenda. has a new role.
lShc is. as she puts it. supporting a
,hokse in a. new picture entitled.
{“Rexf' Rex is the horse and plays
Ithe leading role. Miss l-‘azenda is
lalso feat ed. She says it's the first
time. she has ever hada port which
call-rd for so much ability_ tor it isn’t
. everybody who can support a horse,
particularly nowadays when cats are
so expensive.
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"America." is the title selected for
-D. W. Griffith‘s Rmclutlonury film.
which he is preparing to make at the
‘suggestion of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
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The stokehold of a large steamer
has been reproduced at. the cost. of
a small fortune for a scene in the
screen version of Eugene O'Neill'e
dramatic sensation. "Anna Christie."
Surrounding the three massive boil—
ers, a. specitally constructed tank has
been built to hold the flood waters
for the scene wherein William Rus-
sell. as the Irish stoker, narrowly cs-
capea drowning when the steamer
is wrecked in the fog. Forty carpen-
ters wanted night and day .for three
weeks to complete the set.
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Wanda. Hawley, who has just re-
turned to Hollywood after six months
abroadwhere she starred in two pic-
tures made in Egypt and England
has been engaged for the leading
feminists role in “The Man From
Rodney's."
career.
has recently scored many big sm-
cessr‘s, However, his decision is ill
had finished a day's work—the wm
consisting of many retake: on scvn..
in which he eat: ice cream cones.
° lips. "In fact. it's the best picture
ever ate through."
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High school girl. winner of a. reel-n!
screen beauty contest. has been :1th
ed to the cast of "Black Oxen" Sh
essays the role of Janet Oglethorp:
a typical society flapper.
Constance
ennui Him
in ill will
Claire McDowell. appearing with
Norma. Talmadxe in “Ashes of Von-
gearlce.” wears a headdress which
belonged to her whether.- Jane
Webster Reeves. as a young woman
on the English state Osbou: eighty
years ago. . . .
Dorothy Dial of Dallas. Texas. who
won a contest for-«having “them
perfectly formed figure in the south-
west." is one of the many Hollywood
beauties who have parts in ”Flam-
ing Youth " a. photodrsms based on
the present age of “Jan" and “flap-
perlsm." ‘
PATENTS
WOOCX'ER 5 DAVIS "
A. ll. WOOSTER , ll. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS a'r LAW -
Formerly hustlers U. 3 Pat. Office
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lend form on Patents.
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If you have ”13¢.th furniture.
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prices paid; Phone I”. 81 port-1
aloof. “f5, '___';.v,v
ywood an weeks. but. not too busy. however. iq
Florence \‘idor has been cast to
play the title role in the. schen vet'-
famous
name. He isn’t and says himself hotel. "The Wining of Barbara
that he can neither cook rice. lam}- \\'orth." O
der a shirt or sing the Chinese na- . . .
tional anthem. Ben Ale Ct‘l‘. now appearing in
0 0 ‘ "J.aloue ole" believes his part in-
this production. the greatest of his
This is going some as [hr
matter came the other day. after r '
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"This is my greatest part." sail; ’
Ben, licking the ice cream from his
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Clara Bow, 17-year-old Brooklyn 1
glad to be back in skirts again after
seven weeks’ work in masculine cos-
tume. Each morning for nearly two
months during the filming of "fire
Dangerous Raid." Constance dressed
in black satin brooches, the black
silk, stocking and the trilied blouse
of a cavalier of Cromweli's day and
fastened a. sharp rapier to he'r bolt.
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,‘The Ltfy of Reilly" the title of
Charles Murray'a'newest feature.
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Bebe Daniela has gone to Holly-
wood to start workon “The Heritage
of the Dessert." from Zane Grey‘s
story.
Work has already started on "The
Turmoil" the projected Plturizatxon
of Booth Tarkington‘s story of Am—
erican family life. George Hackn-
thorne and Eileen Bercy will play
the leading roles. . '
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Pete Morrison is to be teatur’ed in
the western serial, "The Ghon City."
with Margaret Mon-is opposite him.
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Elmo Lincoln will be seen in on»:
of the featured roles in the new Mae
Murray production. "Fashion Row."
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Anne Sutherland. who playvd
Grandma with Harold Lloyd in
"Grandma's Boy' 'dled last week in
Hollywood at the age of 79 years.
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The canal in “North of Hudson
138$." hiaJateot cinema production
which is smashed in the whirling ra-
pids. was constructed by Tom Mix
himself.
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REGENT Tonsil
Geranium-ire. Creighton Bale
Mollie King stars of Double
‘ Feature Program.
,_ Owen Moore in “This Simp" and
Mollie King and Creighton Hale in
"Her Majesty" will be the stars of
the double feature program that will
he offered at the Regent theater to-
day. The complete bill is one of
the beet of the double feature shows
that has been offered at the local
theater and the patrons are certain
to be pied-ed with both attractions.
The three stars are well and favor-
ably known and the pRtures are rat-
ed among the best in which they
have appeased.
and
VAU DEVILLE
Royal Wouderettes at Palace are the
m of the Town. Show Closes
‘ Today.
The Royal Wondegeites at the Dal-
~ace theater are the talk of the entire
town and the closing presentations
today of the vaudevme program that
includes this big Broadway act will
doubtless be the signal for capacity
house. These dol’Ys are so nearly
human that for a time they keep the
audience mums. The big Zane
Grey auturo production “To The
Last " vii also be shown at the
Pulse. r the last time today. This
In a picture that has won the -nn-
qmllfled approval of everyone who
has viewed it.
“CAPT. FLY-BY~.\'IGHT."
And One Round of the New Fight-
hur Blood Series at Rialto Today.
You'll gasp. as you watch the trill-
lng duel in the bell tower. the revo-
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\ ' Kearney’s Orchestra U'ntil 9 P. M. 71:".
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luiion burst into flames befme your
user eyes. the barbaric revels cf the
fiestas swept acres the screen as
men and women loved in blazing ro-
mances and clashed in bitter feuds
as the seething. surging hundreds
struggled beforeqthe historic «Lindon
walls and you‘ll soap and you'll
thrill and you‘ll want to get up on
your chair and shriek the heavens
when brilliant Johnnie Walker, tears
through ,the amazing scenes at his
greatest. screen sensation. “Captain
Flyby-Night.” playing at the riialto
theatre for today only. ‘
One round of the new Fighting
Blood series will be shown in con-
junction with the feature bill.
~ Tomorrow "The Bishop of the Oz-
arks" will be the booking. The pic-
ture deals with the‘regenerauon of
an ex-convict into a. leading power
for good. and‘ the noble. self-sacri-
ficing love of a girl. who is tempted
and torn between evil and good. and
the ultimate triumph of good and
evil. The locale is the foothills and
fastenesses of the Ozark mountains.
Alalnnka. behind the wélls’ of ~ state
prison and the heart of an American
city. J
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buddy of F2!)
Ely avenue are spendmg the week-
end in Bridgeport.
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i do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
Mlnit. i also do both fixed and
removable bridge- at reasonable
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DR. SLOMAN a
102 Washington Street
Phone 3!” llmrrs: 0-8 In} .
South Norwalk‘. Conn.
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Pickled Lambs M. the Jar
Panama Wax, Ml, 3
Miss. for .............. 25c
Kirklnan's or Bnblsitt's
, Laundry Soap ........ 5c bar
California Prunes, fresh
511 y . . . . ...... . . 150 ID.
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John Morton of Fillow
erecting a nxoroom residence
street. This will be the uni . ;
he has built in the Bron . I;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deilua of
Stribner avenue and Miss Mary War-
go of Ely avenue wil motor to Sil-
ver Lake. N. J.. where they will
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