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“’cstport and Silver-mine
artists’ colonies in
“VANITY FAIR”
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titre “Ninth and. to;A.6dlfie First
Nationil. on: releasing 4:an ,
of the pictur‘O. v ‘
David Beiasco. who wrote tho art-a
final state presentation. should be
pmud- or this picturintionijiis al-
rh’ost immort story is_ rooms on
the silver scr In. “1th in the llineal: .
of a Belasco stage presen‘ion. Thai
California of its romantic .pe’riodgl MA
‘49 is brought out from the pages. of
history: the bygone days or the
ifornia pioneers are picturissd as
never before. ~
L Rainer-res. a colorful bandit-cabal- ‘ , .;
tern of the period finds himself in a n 12" ‘ , .
predic‘nont as he is aboutito rob ’” ”f. , ‘ , ‘
the’ Polka Saloon, for' the owner of , -
the establishment is The Girl whom
he met on the road a few days loo-l
fore and carried across a strearh.1t
is a case of. love at, first sight and a
race begins between the sherii! and}
the bandit for the Girl. In a series:
of thrilling and captivating: incl;
dents. in which the bandit is exposed
wounded and nearly hanged. the
story is brought to a thrilling con-
II. is a beduilful love story
in which thrills have not altogether?
been forgotten. The mountain fast-
ness 0 fthe beauteous backggroundof
California is molded into the picture,
through the beautiful camera work
of Sol Pollto and Thomas Storey.
It is evident that Director Carewe
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Round 3 “rightingaiood
COMING SUNDAY
MILTON 811118 and
ANNA Q. NILSSON
In a new version of
“TEE SPOILERS”
made wise selections in. the choice
of players. for he has picked actors
that are a credit to the picture
J. Warren Kerrigan as tho bandit
Ramaerrez. is a dashing cabaliero
and will win the hearts of the audi-
(nee. Sylvia Brcamer. as the Girl,
is beautiful. Nina. the Mexican
vamp. polraycd by Rosemary Thoby;
is a most difficult role. but is hand:
Westport artist colOny appeaul in ‘ ~
the stellar role. The picture was
mademnder the direction of her hus-
band Who has already accounted for
many 'flne screen triumphs. “Vanity
Fair' ' is one of the best pictures that
will be oftered in Norwalk this sca-
Vcl ihr world's greatest city.
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led most capabiy by this actress.
son.
Russell Simpson, as sheriff Jack
lluncc. has a role which he played PALACE VAUDI’VIILE.
on the stage. He seems“) liv c’lhe There is’poihing lacking in the
part and his work is above criticism.
Others who deserve mention are
\V-illiod Lucas. Hector V‘. Sarno. Nel—
son \chowcil. Jod Proul)‘. Cecil
Holland. Charles McHugh. Thomas
Delmar, I‘rcd “’arren' Sam, Appel
and Minnie Provost.
“The Girl of the Golden
should prove a big attraction
the picture fan.
Palace vaudeville program this week
that could possibly contribute to a
good show. Manager David Esterson
has picked a bill that. will stand up
with the very best programs being
offered in the leading houses and he
is confident that it will.plcasc Palace
patrons. Comedy. dance. music of
well known screen stars will appear
in the new Metro nine reel release
“mirrors." ‘Hcrc'isa picture that is
entirely different from the usual run
of features. It is strong and there are
traces of finely' acted tragedy
through it. Audiences cverywhcrt
have acclaimed it and the Palace
patrons will hardly feel C'ffrrcni
about it than others.
MERRY GO ROUND
The "million dollar" picture-openi-
al "Merry Go Round" which did the
biggest summer business 0! lhc‘year
on Broadway. opening in August.
will have its first Connecticut show-
ing at the Regent and Palace Thea-
tern next. w coir Monday. Tuesday and
Wmay. frills {icons of the most
costlv pictures Ex er booked for Nor-
waik and it is one that persons of
every age will want to see.
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REG!) NT TODAY.
(‘mn of the most remarkable pic-
iurcs that has burn made this year
’3 "Vanity Fair-.7 This production
n-lmscd on the Goldwyn-Cosmopo-
ii an program has been a Frcudway
hit and has won the unquallfivri np~
prnni of the motion plcturu crillcs
\Vlihout
mm-piion the authorities have prais~
ii. and Norwalk motion picture
patrons who view “Vanity Fair" at
the llvgcnt today or tomorrow will
immediately understand the reason
for the unanimous praise which the
picture gained. Aside from its being
an. super. Mum “Va-tut Fair” is!
apo’cial attention in Norwalk and the
{act that mrs.
Hugo Buliln former member of tho
HILLSIDE SCHOOL y-
-— PROSPECT HILL ——
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS . g
. Littlc'Boys Admitted to Primary Department ..
Thorough instruction by experienced faculty of college graduates. (Ex-
ceptionai teachers in voice. piano and drawing "
Small clasies. Individual instruction. Commodious school rooms,‘u‘ge
gymnasium. Ample and beautiful grounds. .
DEPARTMENTS ——
THE UPPER SCHOOL 5. ' ‘
offers courses for girls from 14 to :1. Intensive college preparatory
reviews a specialty. Preparation for Comprehensive Examinations; Ad}
vanced English. ' Science. Languages. History, Economics. Psychology.
Special courses planned for those not seeking a diploma. .. -.
THE INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT , 3 “
otters a well- balanced and thorOugh training for children from 30.:
to 14,1ho grades of glass wOrk corresponding to tho litth. sixth low“
and eighth years of the school curriculum. special‘attphtiou‘ is given. tfi
habits at sandy. .. 9%:
rm: PRIMARY DEPARTMENT ' » : .,
is 'Ieing continued at the special request of interested parents. Roy-
ll well as girls are admitted to this department. By special arrange‘moqt.
:hiidren can be met at the trolley. '
Gymnastics and games are taught in all the grades as a part of the regu-
lar school work.
A dancing class will be conducted on Tuesday nttérnoOnss. beginning
Oct. 2,nd under Miss Anne Griffin 0: New York. Pupils admitted whééénfs
not attending the school. Terms on request.
The princix‘ls may be seen at the school by appointment.
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER. A. B. ~
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. B. A. ,
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’5. A special meeting
the President. “to in turn gave "the
some to the v1... President. the Soo-
rotary. and finally. to the rcpt-rascal.
iatchs. The repel-s of the last meet“-
" - lng more read’ by the Se‘cFetas. The
Treasurer reported 0. balance or $92;-
72 in the t uryJA r9oi~call Was
itaken or all“ representatives. xvho
gaxe the number of G. O. mom rs
in their respective rooiim 'ime on
G. 0 membership on that date was;
324. Room 8- 28 was in the lead will:
37 members enrolled. V ' -
pointed to consider Van award ‘for
the room first achisv infirm!) per cent
membership in the G. 0. was read by»
one or the‘_ committee. A {fortifica-
cute was designed anfd piss-lined to
‘iho members tor‘ their apmefsl’.’ ._
The report at shother calamities
col»
Irving Axidrei‘s: Amendments vwill
;betterment of the
Ernest Josen'i. .
' Shakespeare. the boy. Karoid Kap—
*cdgshg. For quick relief trot? .
.- ' chats and bronchial, trouble. «933,5
. “coals and croup use Foleflijfi
’ Contain F
‘be,made to the Coirfltulién for the
chool. .
> The 9th Grade Assembly on Fri-
, day was given by tho pupils of’9e. .1
under the supervision at Miss Prens ;
dermal. The-prOgr'am was very inferi-
citing indeed. IQ dealt with ij'erlmhl
Writings of Shakespeare and sections
from several of his plays. ~ '
Superintendent’huchgnan address-
"ed thé pupils, upon the importance *
mof concentration. Thaf program fol-
,_ lows: . V
Hymn. . . j _ : ,
Myer. _ J V . -* _' .. ,
Salute to the rug. . , -‘
Star Spangled Banner.
Chairman.*Mh:a Pugh._ ‘
Recitation. William ErShakerpesr.
j: ‘/ ,.
11:3: mid. ‘onleys Honéy “firm:
Vistas most 31th and efficient ro- - "
‘yftér ooufhs and coldi. I 03""
ofi; all 6. 0.
members and officers finitely; Fri-
day a!teruobn..Sé;t. 28 in- the as-
sembly hall. The. meeting was called
3” to order byy‘the “Prea. Howard Ben-
nott. Mr. iirunjes was the first speak-
or. and gave the bath of oliice in ‘
The report »of the committee Ap- r
Z'Shakespeare‘s'fondne‘ss for the
the “can and fields. Thursn Bar-
num.
v song from "A Midsummer Night’s
Dream" (Victrola Selection). Sum-
eul Agranov. .
Quotations. from Shakespear‘s
-_works. ’ Dorothy Stevens.
VB‘art-‘ett Catherine Darin. '
mark Anthonys Address to the
liftom'ahs. Geru‘ffde Rosenburg.
,ThQFCleics Classes that formed
t week. carried out a very suc-
cessful program during the week.
‘ The Program or the 7th Grade
Assembly on Monday morning was
in- charge of Room -.3 under the
.‘direotion of Mrs; Hp an. The pro-
gram glow: is as tolioxx s:
Hymn.
Prayer.
fili‘lag Salute. ;
Star Spangled Banner.
Reading, The mud of Going-tO-do.
Robert Brack- ‘
Humeresque (A piano solo). Min-y
Irwin.
Dance. Margaret Giorchlno. .
Recitation, The Merchant's Choice.
William \Vebb.
, are in Snow. (A piano “calm.
Florence Veg-cl. . ‘
The Shepherd I391: (A piano solo)
Gertrude Ward.
3! ing. A Boy I Know. Alherta
Mic - ‘
Tidings of Spring. (A piono sclo).
Mildred Amundsen.
Reading; The Discontented i’endu-
tum. Dorothy Price. ’
~ The: Golden Rod (4, piano duet),
Marion This and Helen Seller. -.
Margaret
boy-arm was held On Monday
afternoon at the Waiskington School.
mum: enough to‘ form . several
good teams respOnded to; the first
call‘ ror practise , .
’ Ting? girls will meet to organize
" 7de8? afterno‘bnl
Thom fo lhsreflorts aims.
Hoi've and maximum of then ”535‘
' the members or
7. M prune slimmer 441.“, the ‘
grounds, to:- that-purest: VFee‘k.
r'in wwbttsgwere men and
faraway 6! break-
The first basketball practise oi the, '
ttheboyn
1‘ the places ot those whoae terms may
._upke, , ;
cases of tardiness and absence. It is
planned to throw the responsibiiily’
for iamdinesses and absences back
upon the home. \Vhen pupils are
tardy without a good excuse or tar;
dy several times the parent of the
tardy pupil will be called in consul-
tation in an attempt to secure great-
er co-Oporation between home and
school.
Several or the teachers of Frank-
lin School are taking profeaional
courses on Saturday. Miss Mary
Howard. Miss Ruth Weed. Miss He-
len Crow. and Miss Helen 'Keiiy are
taking courses at Columbia Univer-
sity. Mr. Brunies is laid-:5; courses
\t Yale Luiversity. Mrs. May Mit-
chell.. Miss Margaret Jennings and
Mr. Alton Williams studied
‘ummcr at Columbia. University.
The first fire drill of the vear was
held on Monday afternoon. The pu-
pils flied out ofihc built-12:31:11 D"-
fect order and ‘were out of the build-
ing and otrothe fire escapes in two
minutes. The record for the school
is one minute, fifty seconds.
Rooms 23. 27. and 28 have at-
(aincd 100 per cent. mombershipdn
the General Organization.
.
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Of The Golden West."
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NOBWAIE'K "HOSPITAVL ASSOC!-
~AfEION ANNUAL WING.
Notice .is hereby given that the
pits! Ass’éclation' \rlltgbe heft! at the
hospital on Tuesday -eyening._0cto-
her 9th. 1923.8.t eight. O'CIock tor
' the toiloiving- purposes:
To. hear the annual report of
the weer-s of the association and
act upon. the same;
To hear the reports o: any
ooifunitte'e appointed by the associa-
’ ~ its president -or directors.
on; the same. 5
.13.. To elec: tour directors to take
an transact any and all other
business {proper to come before
such annual meeting.
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