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" TODAY 1 Special
, 3,... O N L Y . Program
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7 .V .nngement Presents the Request Feature
V ’illiam S. Hart
‘. -. 1i and an all star cast in his own written and
directed super production
"Gillalley Of the Mounted”
, , uni Appealing Story of the Northwest Police
” ~‘- llIt'TED SHORT FEATURES
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:I-él MY -— FRIDAY —— SATURDAY
: ,- . --~'cte Shows on Thanksgiving Day on Regular
- ‘t‘dly Schedule at 2:15, 6:45 and 9:15.;
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5 AN D LAUGH PROVOKING COMEDIANS IN
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ml, \ l-I’ART UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
.l'lll‘. VILLE INTRODUCING
‘ A Scott
in Artists
Reynolds 8.: Landick
Feminine Reflections
“wily Four Rambling Syncopators
' Gems “Page Mr. Jazz"
"‘10:“. to This Bill the 7 Part Super Picture
~lni'i'ison and Marguerite DeLaMotte
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giving Eve Dance
TONIGHT
, ‘vZ-T'i‘UN'S DANCING SCHOOL
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f 9) TIME ASSURED EVERYBODY
Music By '
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- - .1 Sue Including Tax;‘Dancing 8 to 12
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Theatre
David Later-scn‘ , M‘m Director.
5 TODAY
THANKSGIVING DAY
AND FRIDAY
Three Duly Presentations at
2:15, 7 had I
AT REGULAR PRICES
Porter Emerson Browne
He starts a
thrilly furore
and a roar-
ing riot !
HOLBROOK BLINN
Enid Bennett, Jack Mulhall,
Harry Myers and more than a
dozen other screen celebrities.
$5 to see it in New York. Now
yours to laugh and thrill and
cheer over at the regular ad-
mission prices.
I DON‘T THINK or mssmo
ms wsLL KNOWN
TREAT.
LAST TIME TODAY
Fascinating Mae Murray
in ’ '
“THE FRENCH DOLL”
TOMORROW—FRIDAY—SATURDAY.
A Real Thanksgiving Treat 5
Jackie Coogan
“more“ Live
the King” '
This picture will be presented in Norwalk before it will be
shown in New York city. This production is presented
with the management’s personal guarantee as the best at-
traction J’ackie Coogan has ever appeared in. »
4—Performances Thanksgiving Day—4
Matinee at 2:15 ,\
Evening Performances Start at 6:00, 7:35, 9:10
Admission—Adults 30 Cents, Including Taxes
Children, All Matinees, Including
Thanksgiving, 10 Cents.
AT THE gums
PALACE TODAY
"O‘Mnllt‘y of the Mountnd."
The Canadian Mounted Police are
known for their doggedness. It has
boon said that. they never give up
once they are on the trail and that.
the fugitive hasn‘t a chance to es-
capo.
Yet. in "O'Malley of the Mounted."
at the Palace today. t he now Para.-
mount picture in which \Villiam 8.
Hart stars and which he also wrote
and produced, it is logically shown
how one officer or the Mounted
caught his man and then let him go
again.
Such a story cannot fail to com-
pol the interest or the public which
delights in deeds of heroism and. r0-
mantle adventures in the wilderness
country. Add to this the complete
western “rodeo" or congress of wild
riders. rnpers and experts of the
wild rcgions. and you have a. fine
picture combination. Eva. Novak is
leading woman.
[ REG EST.
i "The Bad Man."
Porter Emerson Browne‘s "The
Bad Man" as adapted for the screen
by Edwin Caren". with Holbrook
Blinn ln-the stellar role. reaches
the Regent theatre today {or its
thrc days' run.
"The Bad Man" was an immediate
hit when it: was offered to the public
as a. legitimate attraction and the
same sensation that it created then
has been repeated by the film ver-
sion is supported by an excellent
cast. “The Bad Man" is what can
be called 3 "Norwalk product" since
its author is a resident here. The
showing Of the picture at the Re-
gent will give Norwalkers an oppor-
l'lnity to see the brilliancy of Mr.
Browne‘s Work.
RIALTO.
"Unseelng Eyes."
The management or the Rialto
theatre has succeeded in obtaining
the premier Connecticut showing of
“Unseelng Eyes."_ This picture will
be presented Wednesday. Thursday
BRANCHES
N orwalk, South Norwalk, Bast Norwalk, Westport, Stamford, Darien, Cos Cob, George-
town, Black Rock and Bridgepwt.
,the management that it was to have
and Frday of next week.
The othcial notification received by
the premier Connecticut showing of
this attraction was received last
the King" at the Rialto tomorrow.
Pathos. comedy, tense drama
cleverly woven into a. wonderful en-
tertaining motion picture. presenting
the boy that is loved by millions in
night by telegraph. It tollows:
Have arranged for premier showing
of "L'nsccing Free," at your theatre
on December 6th. 6th and 7th as
we did on “Little Old New York."
Feel confident that. this production
will go over equally as big. Gold-
wyn-Cosmopolitan Distributing Cor-
To accommodate everybody
ances tomorrow.
one of his finest characterizations.
the
management will give {our perform-
Mrs. M. Galbo and daughter Rosa—
lie of 32 Lowe street were the guests
of relatives in Stamford yesterday.
poration. ° ‘ ‘
Mrs. C. C. Whitehead of “'est
RIALTO. Rocks road. who underwent an op-
eration at St. Luke's hospital in New
Jackie Coognn. York city Monday, has returned to
Jackie Coognn will begin his her home here.
three day engagement in "Long Live recovering rapidly.
Mrs. W'hitehead is
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