1 A E T.~ l 11 IN“. Min-Whiteh- 1.4.1.1». and TOMORROW Tint Thursdny‘l Patron. 1 'lm Best. of th. 1011'. 4.- .g; g Luzon a mu“? _ _. W.MMy ~ Taxman Am. EIYLAND.SIHGm z». «t vocalisls ever heard in thin I"l“'. and my? 20th Harlan "n1: all star cast in the new 11 l’iumro .l 1. ‘Nest Side”- 0 .h—hh. '\. l l \Y EVENING :ln‘lll‘, mmmly. romance and boundless . ”nu-mt appeals ,» "EALMADGE ~1n——-———— 3“ mm: Chances” 1 \N in “THE STEEL KING"_ '1 and WEDNESDAY .‘slurguerite de la Motte, mrd. John Bowers, Tully and Charles Gerard I .XCFJ‘TIOSAL 'i‘ H E LION HEARTED” K1115: Richard the role he crested in Hubm Hood" -4», fl-‘vv"-’" ~' I. A WH'” '- ,5 T THEATRE .I nun. “unsung Director. l ll). »—1 .L. .L ‘ . ‘ "+74. ill }1 TIM E TODAY mu. or the Town for the Post 2 Days «Mum. James Kirkwood, ' ully Marshall ’ .11....ml wiper Hot-Ire Brit‘s. Scenic Feature News \' .\Tl’RDAY 1 r mlolph Valentino ‘l vrthn Mansfield Ind VF. ll. Tooter - . . . 0 9, ‘~ oman 1n Chums or adventure. love and mo Huo 1 1‘ t ed Short Subjects ’ \' HAY EVENING mum. comedy. m l‘ W ‘m "Item ml: nu) TALMADGE W .__..___ “1......— luking Chances’ \(‘AN in “THE STEEL ENG” “A Y and TUEDAY -. Mar erite de la Motto? 111mm, ohn Bowers, :ll and Charles (land 1 1‘1: run»; momma 1.:_:1THELIONIIEARTED” Wr: P'I'Qll '.1r\,i 1...». mm W ?mnllement has A In hawk“ “”3!" will have lily. , _ fil- the ammo thea- -, Corey to ram 3‘ , ‘ rm' maucnme- (:1..an .234: E "fluimil. ll ‘he pmmm .‘fie trans-ed (or to- The, £le mafinzemcnt a need be laid shout either the Carey or Chnplln men-ow. entry-soil): Vubllc knorflsn what. to expect tron: these M PALACE Vaudeville-Picture The pro-holiday Keith \‘nudmllle pm offered at the Palace thou- lre yesterday and to be presented there min todny and. tomorrow give»: wide variety or entertain.- ment wlth many novelty oflertnn Kenneth Harlan in: the star of the of: cast that-unpaved in "East Side. West Side." This feature will be offered min today and tomor- row with the vaudeville. M “WENT “Punjab" "Ponioln." one of the west popu- lar novels in months will be pre- tented. as the screen attraction at the Regent theatre again today for the last time. The can is lu-aded by Anna. Q. Nmaon. James Kirk- wood. and Tully Marshall and the supporting company includes several or—tho best known players or the screen ‘ ' “Taking Chances" with Richard Talmndzc in the leading role will be presented at. the Regent Saturday. There will be a special rehearsal ot thu- People’n chorus at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Funk, Howuylon avenue. Rowayton. tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. jars.loa--~ The mm Situation lm‘Su'oened. .ToMonno‘w. l « A l . ' Henley. violinist. who until his coup lure an opportunity to hear Mr. . : _ , 1 o . , , . “Ha! I 9 (2818)? m Charles Chaplm ll"! lug to Itlwzrvrallr1 recently occupied Such 10-”... best fl advantag“. 321-7 . husy? Spam. shins“ ' and ' ‘ ' . ”'9 “75‘ chair will»: second vlolln Cable. has arranged to reveal (W) Xos: street: cost £40- . ~" . ” 39"“0” Of an eighty piece symphony numbers which greatly delighted 13:: l“; I". “ray. new ritual“ “(knnl II'l'“ 7’ “'l'h mlm orchestra. in New York. ' season. nanrtry ”Melodies." by-l’erl. in inst avenue..coo it”; 1. Men and e ' e Im nt ‘ Sunday evening the. orchestra will and "Poet and Peasant." overture by, . John Hon-ath. garnet ‘ A We: Offering n C0 SUNDAY — MONDAY —- TUESDAY Rm TIN ’TIN Where the “' THE FAMOUS POLICE DOG NmthBegms: l A WT-WRMNG STOBYVOF LiFI'J £h’D LOVE IN THE MEN NORTH. as possible. Phones 1782 - 1783 convenient for your aelection,tl-n therehkuaowdingmoreprommserviceJesnddayin or to hove your package wrap Joan-cl Sm . 3175:03650 CulNomtscn 5.55:010.00 (2) [ma Toilet Sets (8) 11mm chbi t'l Idel . . 31:00:0qu Vimdou sen 2.00m 5.00 Houhlpm'.Quel. ‘ Dian-Sch 2-00” 7-50 quaFleurs 1.00:1: 7.50 Jnm Sets. . 6.50 Rozer’l 5‘ 0.1. 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Orders filled as promptly Bishop & Lynes ALL KINDS MASON’S MATERIAL mom noornm ‘ 33 Commerce Street mmoszmyothershop. Hero waitingiordnngo ped;mmbntoyourindividnalneeth. INthelmettnoresyouwfllperlnpsfindmmmfifnnmhr M ud's Mnry den. Gary's. . . Rouge 8. 3240:0350 l .00 to 23.00 Powd er - includ- ing Hudnux’s. Die: Ktu, Jonteel J lel Home on as . .150» 2.00 lager-all wm 31.90 1., (4) Electric Cur— . ling . 1.19&2.39 cm. (13) Henri: Hat iron 3% lb. traveling nice or 6 11:. home ‘- Stuno Stove Outfit. leze. boiler, man“: . . Stainless Aluminum 2m 31-: ~ .49 .98 on.- Mdelngmd "liking Dolls .98 £02.98 Kimyfi.....25 moo-m . . . .3159 m I 1.505%“ . 1.05 Helm-r 1.05 l 145 szAY SALE OF cIGAEE'I"1*F_.§~ W 14th agd Efi-ffi&%”&”mw mud-chm No.3 : % or d'.) 1.05 ,. . ~ ~3145 " makmgdaflfl' ._ the Norwalk Church Orchesrra will , give its second Sunday Evening Coil- cert In the Norm-all»; Methodist Epis— auded to the ensemble. Among these , are John Campbell lyoung flutjst of Nor-walk, and Mr. be further assisted lily-Percy such, to}. out?! by Mann. f '12.... concert 3'19 ‘55 summarily thew!!!” Rev. George B. ' _ _ 7 "Ru-overlng 260m.“ nascent; a Elevator-1:, "Hum, » studied In. Qgrfin; for. “PT?" W .' QW‘Yronfithm 10- ani'on “2:th he‘ptaycd‘ in the Qucen'sfi .5. on chestru. the want i: ann'i'sr. smote cominzr L. -inmric-a Mr. ring-ll has specialized in solo and quart-elm , work. Notch] ' with the Lot: String . . ,, Quartet“: and lhn‘ American (Welles; 8311‘!ng '1, "'8! Society of New York. . The in}; . ‘ :7». - struumznt Km fii'hk:h=*Mr. Such “'1 ‘ " ~ ‘ ., -- .. play Sunday evening is a. stradévm-i- harming 1“!le an. presented to him by the Kendols- lords} "519d “9 g! . 8011:: family; , : “‘5' permits: , . . . * , .15: order that the audlvnmr rue} ;I!¥::;§V;‘;gegrflm".“. At 1:39 o'clock»snnday evening. pal church. Several good players have been the well-known Suppe. Other numbers will be, a View avenue. cost 85100. ‘3‘ .» 5.4. .292.“v7: a. Stunning Fur T rimmed; WINTER .C 0.4 T11 Just 100 to sell at this price wcoats that rightfully belong “in the higher priced class. The l materials number among them the season’s favored weaves. $29 ., $34 , Values up to $49.50 A Sport Skirt or Sweater F or Her Christmas One of these or both is certainly a. practical gift for the outdoor woman—one which she will receive Will; joy. Our showing is at. its Christmas but, I’m with newness andcolors. SWEATERS $3.98 " -350 ['1'— SKIRTS $5.06 —-A ND UP“ BATHROBES Host complete line for men, women and children. $2.98 —.\N D I. l"— The Gift. of a Blouse Is the gift of a thoughtful person. To be doubly wel~ come a gift blouse should be a little luvolior than the 11:.» Hill as; those lslnusm arm. $4.98 ——.\ND 11'— New Dresses for Christmas Time “'0 hau- Inade- it [nudblo [or rxcry woman to ha\f':l. new dz'i‘“ for the holiday. cially pricing 3 Choice number that tncludrs In any .stx‘lt‘.‘ and Max-x ' a $12.98T°$19.5§ * Values to $27.50 bylspco @ a; if? ,y? I l - FINAL WIND-UP JACOBY'S $10,000.00 SALE OF OVERCOATS Theyfre some values. The-Overcoat: are splendid in sty e and qudlity. PRICES THAT YOU SIMPLY CAN NOT RESET * Wm $18.75’5$34.50 ’ . $50. VIM” $50 ‘
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