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5.1924. A
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; GENT and PALACE
1‘ I; STERSON MANAGING DIRECTOR.
;- TIMES TODAY AT THE PALACE
riumph for
William DeMille
«no to life, delicate, charmin
8 and ex ' ' .
g feature qmsntcly
“DON’T CALL IT LOVE”
m Ayres, Jack Holt, Nita Naldi, Theodore
A innsloff. Rod LaRooque and Others.
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rs . ”Arrow and radar Thursday, Fridanyaturday
' ' {lid REGENT AT THE PALACE
ORE. RAYMONDE FIVENBWSPABKLING
LDITH ROBERTS, ACTS OP
1 7 MICKEY BBN- KEITH VAUDBVILLE
: ind Others in -—and
i presentation of Rex ALL STAR CAST m
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L’NDAY—SHIRLEY ”ON IN "SOUTH m
LOVE”
ElieN RflllBlEW
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. . .‘vlissouri.—"I heard
r ' Lydia E. Pinkham‘s
, : .und that Idecided
..: had such a hard
' t'rkt Child. 1 took nine
- i2. Pinkham'sv
~. 1 and 1 never to t
-~ than the ds m
, rn. lwill begadto
‘. do. to any woman
2 know her address.”
L’AKAN. 2227 S. 11th
. Missouri.
;,v ,. Normal Health
, l a —-“l took Lydia
‘ mtable Compound
urrymg my child and
n hlEhly because I
r nt- day during that
' rm all my housework
nsv confinement. I
MnV'egetable Com-
! have a weakness
. around the housetoo
. - .. - lnhywas born. But
. Lt'nn V egetableCoim
r15: back to normal
New Orleans,
'. Bit of Trouble
Delaware—“l was
‘ wok and net‘st all
. wed in a factory It
mull not work very
HEN BABY CAME
Irossan Gives Credit to Lydia
.. 4 nkham’ s Vegetable Compound
.Dakan Also Tells What This
Medicine Does
beg”abet g mind baby born
sgsin orem rat.
and 1 never a bit. of tangle. l
reoommen dit ’—Mrs. JANE
Caossan, 612 Pine highglinllllilznington,
Delaware.
coLydia E. Pinkham’ I Vegetable
Compound has hug“: many other
women t. um it
Dakan.
Considerml the statemenmf be???
women. s e t
of their q% with the
Vegetable Compound
A nation wide esnvaas of women
rs of the Vegetable Com-
pound rem that 98 out of every
00 have benefited by its use
w.“ m _
Ens“ for the relief
of the troubles
women often have.
orweskandrundowneondifions
IoFcommon after child-birth it i
well adapted. It strengthens Ir(
tones muwm— Iystem and reItorc
TheVegetsblo Compound cor
talus no harmful drugs ornarcot:
and can be taken in safe
nursing mother. Forule y
glatsev
.-.a.ilifications of a 300d
2*: be describedinthree
namely,
3. 1 Til-1 — COMFORT
DL‘RABILITY
'-. of any one of
«Hill the whole balanceof'
in other words. these
» -. combine to make the
Douglas Shoe
:3 of people all over
. t \perience that W. L.
these
W. l. DOUGLAS
The World I (Br-test
Make
the world know through
Douglas shoes fit better,
.1 or and are more satisfactory in every way
,- shoes they can buy.
LLeeler’s Shoe Store
"The Store That
‘ ushington St.
Saves You HOW"
South Norwalk
no
HEATRES
l” \lJC‘E.
. - .ull it Lm'c.“
Milie production
Love," featurins
' ; Holt. Nita. Nfldl,
£"l"l Ilod La ROC‘
4-2‘ n. man of the
. flycr in holiday
' it not the endur-
as the mamabout-
'rcs has the syn.
' neglected Alice
.I‘di. as the vivid,
donna cannot
vhrre in the pie-
uroduccd this
‘ l.igli-claaa artil-
vvc for dramat-
" Lul characteriza-
zl. Love" in a
.22 the comedy and
-' nous William ‘10
It in the M
r :Jorlalnrnent ---O
-' 1 love with s sup-
1' n! the story.
« at the Palace today
"The Prisoner.“ Zena." Mun ’
three-m engagement at the man
this afternoon. .Mfiupert of Bern
nu" is a picture in which the actio-
lI swift and there is I. punch in ever;
reel.
It is excellently. photographed not
its Iottintl m 80’3”“.-
The nialto “a”. ”‘u‘a’ “c
may completed WM“! ‘0
menu at: of two mog-
sllll’ bomb, Mona. I
Wednesday Tum “a Friday
Mix, nudism-Bulb“
tors any name Is Woman." n'hi
“can mod on ham me
1m theatre on Saudi:
meat n the ”will on
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Dixie Hines
NEW YORK, Msr.‘ '.—Mora than
2000 actors and actremes are engag
e on Broadway. Some of there been
playing the same part to:- two years.
They are actors and actresses and
yet have never seen any 911! 0"-
cept the one in which they appear.
Mary Carroll. I. brilliant young so-
tress. herself. is one of these Broad-
way Iucoe-es—“The Potters" at
the Plymouth—and MiIs Carroll ll
trying to get all the mm of
successful plays to give I. Sunday
performance for members of the
dramatic nonunion similarly en-
gaged themselves. One play will be
given each Sunday and all the other
actors will come and see it.
As Miss Carroll sums it up. it is
like the couplet which tells us that
there is “water. water. everywhere.
but not a drop to drink."
There are plays and plays. but
they can mean nothing to those who
would most appreciate them be-
cause they are acting at the same
time others are acting.
a e e
Sylvia Sydney. a juvenile charac.
ter impersonator. is to make an in-
dividual appearance at the Little
Theatre inaketches. This talented
miss, who has appeared frequently
on special programs. is looked upon
in the light of a genius. At eleven
years she has tremendous dramatic
power. exceptional Iklll in comedy
and appreciation of changing emu.
tions which places her among the
leading possibilities for dramatic
achievements in the near future.
It is estimated that. more than
2.000 actors and actress are
engaged on Broadway. Some of
them have been playing the same
part for two years. They are actors
and actresses and yet hue never
seen any play except the one in
which they appear. Marly Carroll.
a. brilliant young actress. herself. is
one of these Broadway successes—
"The Pottera' 'at the Plymouth—and
Miss Carroll is trying to get all the
managers of successful plays to give
a Sunday performance for members
of the dramatic profession similarly
engaged themselvu. One play Will
be given each Sunday and all the
other actors will come and see it.
As Miss Carroll sums it up. it is
like the couplet which tells us that
there is “water. water. everywhzre.
but not a drop to drink."
There are plays and plays. but
they can mean nothing to those who
would most appreclate them oecause
they are acting at the same time
other: are acting.
Silvia. Sydney”. a. juxcnile charac-
ter impersonator, is to make an in-
dividual appearance at the Little
Theatre in sketches. This .alented
mils. who has appeared frequently
r rams. is looked upon
(1,: {hpgclilzghf :fga genius. At elex 2!:
years she has tremendous dramatic
POWer. exceptional skill in comedy
and appreciation of changing emo-
tions which places her among the
leading possibilities for dramatic
achievement in the near future.
0 0
When Frederic Warren. the noted
singer and teacher of singers. ac.
oepted an invitation to a. reception
where an ambitious but Unsifted
young lady was to sing. it “as with
misgivings which prowd well
founded.
“Don' t you think I lime improved
my singing?" she inquired.
".Indeed yes. " the winch of the
stage replied, "but then." he added
somewhat deliberately. “it is easy
for you to improv."e -
~At. the Music Box nexus benefit
Sunday ev.enlng so man) people
tried to get in to see the big show
that they had to call out the reserv-
cs. One of the most attractive fen.
turen of the e\ening was the revival
of the second act of "Pierrot the
Prodigal" with -Margot Kel y rav—
lshingly beautiful in the part one
first played when the pantomime
was done by Winthrop Amos and
Laurette Taylor acting Picrxct for
the first time.
Joseph Battinelli, one of ilaly's
foremost screen and stage actors is
in the United States and will rmam
here indefinitely for work limb in
the films and on the dramatic stage.
__________.__—__
REGENT.
“Big Brother."
Allan Divan hogan l11< {‘Tl'hlih‘liOn
0! Rex Beach's aim-y. “l-ti; llrmlwr."
by filming one of the luczr scenes
in the picture. using TI." r.\' ms in
addition to the tirin(:ih:ii':. i‘ be-
ginning his )1; v: ‘m‘c \ 1'. ll :1 l1: .crne
Dwnn reversed the mu l1 rr-l r of
things in picture in '\ll ms. \‘x l h zon-
crally calls for the shnmm: of minor
scenes on the openin: «.nrm-n tiny.
Tom Moore as .llllllxjfl lmnmnn.
heads the East for this no": l'nra-
mount picture. ‘\lli('h v.12! 3. : 1hr-
ancnt ihcmro truii'», 2mm :1n»l
Friday. Jun Km: is: “l'n: lit ' " Mur-
ray. Ben lialton has lit" inlc of
“Cokey” .‘illllvr and lxt'lv‘ Mickey
Dermot plays )litlgn Murrow
Paul Sloane authv-z‘ of “r
Hill." translated Ilrx lh‘nci;
for the screen.
The 510i”).“‘hilh dull: \\211.\'4w
lorl—t underuorlrl m 1 cm: 712' .md
the Fig Brother 1'" ~ “as
filmed cntirclx 1 l _\r‘ \ A: l 4
h.“
'1 Fr th"
F FFOXV)~
Bricklayers Announce
Increase in“ Wages
Bricklayers. masons and plaster-
ers of this city have announced that
emectlve April 1. their wages will be
$1.50 per hour, The incl-casein é:-
fective at the some time as the in-
creased wages of painters. plumbers
and other union workers. Similar in-
crease are being made all over the
country.
Editor’s Quaint Home
in Weston is Said
The country home of the late Al-
lan Dawson who was editor of the
Tribune and Globe._haa been sold by
Dawson‘s siater-ln-iaw, Min Eliza-
bctth Perkins. to Walter Browne Wil-
son. The estimated price is 825.000.
The place is in the Weston hills
north of Westport, and consists of
about 50' acres with a completely re-
modeled 100~yenr-old house, which
has many quaint features.
HOTEL BOND '10 EXPAND
‘ In line with its expansion plans.
the Hotel Bond company yesterday
bought the tour-story Lnthrop build-
ing at. Nos. 308-310 Asylum street.
together with the three-story ware-
house ln the rear, from Hayden R.
Lathrop. for a price reported to be
about $250,000. The property is next
frontage of about 52 feet, a depth of
156 feet and the front building con—
tains two stores and twenty 3-room
apartments.
COBB'S HURLEBS PLAY GOLF
AUGUSTA. Go... Mar. 4—Ty Cobb
has modified his edict against golf.
Cobb's new order permits pitchers
to play the game, but keeps the bars
up to other xncmbcrs of the Tigers.
Cobb's opposition to golf is that.
in his opinion. it adversely affects
the "balling cyc." inasmuch as
pitchers. as a rulc. cannot hit any-
(way. Cobb secs no reason to keep
them off the links.
“TESTERS GOLF DATES SET
. CHICAGO. Mar. 4—The Executive
Committee of the \Vcstcrn Golf As-
scmuuon announces that the “‘est-
crn open championships will be held
Srpt. 4 lo 6. The event will be
played ourr the links of the Cal-
umcl Country Club of Chicago.
Klii‘l’lJ-ZR N Y U COACH
.\'r\v York University has make
another slop in its development of
minor athletic actlvnies by the se-
curing of l'. J. chpler as coach
for this acar‘s lacrosse team.
cast of the Hotel Bond. has a land
tauam prim
At the onice of Charles E. Hoyt. a
warrantee deed was given yesterday
WELVaneastoJohnandAn-
ale Winter-er for a house and lot on
Bayview avenue.
AN GEVINE
FURNITURE COMPANY
16 North Main Street .
South Norwalk 1
For somewhat over a year, your roofing business has been solicit- ~. i
ed by a CORPORATION as well as byai PARTNERSHIP. The a i
-. name of the PARTNERSHIP is the REX ROOFING CO.. com- 1
i , posed of Harry 0. Rex. of Stamford, and Jed McCarthy, of You-
Corpomtion Versus Partnership
As
ipI‘IiC‘d t0 the
ROOFING BUS INESS
' kers, N. Y.
This PARTNERSHIP was organized in April, 1921, and has since
been actively engaged in the roofing business. _
TION referred to was organized in 1922, under a name so like that
i of the PARTNERSHIP as to produce confusion.
Since the CORPORATION was organized, its name has been ,
changed. but it still solicits business under the old confusing name =
—as w ell as under the new name recently adopted. WHY?
leave that to yourself to determine.
The PARTNERSHIP, on the other hand, altho having offices and
warehouses in three cities—Stamford, Conn” Yonkers, N. Y. and
Asbury Park, N. J. —has but ONE name, THE REX ROOFING
And all our past customers will concede that it is a GOOD ‘ , ;
name; a name that stands for honest and upright dealings and 7
prices. and efficient and reliable performance.
Both partners are practical roofers of long experience and give !
their personal attention to each and every roofing problem. In ‘
i
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CO.
taken up later.
? THE REX ROOFING CO. HAS NO STOCK FOR SALE. Rex
i and McCarthy are amply able to finance their own PARTNER-
SHIP, aarwell as to pocket all profits, such as they may be. We
will ALWAYS need money, we hope, but we perfer to get it by
selling good roofs—roofs with a reputation-anther than stockof
!
more or less doubtful value.
In the past sixty days, wholesale roofing prime have advanced to,
an extent never before heard of. Without any sales of atockflhe ;
PARTNERSHIP was able to somewhat anticipate the rims mar- ,
ketandbuyroofing—csrlodsofroofing. Andyhileitlasts;
placing your order for that new roof with the PARTNERSHIP,
you obtain the benefit of Courtesy, Promptitude and 8 PERSON-
AL desire and ability to please you in every possible way.
'A CORPORATION—is what the word implies. An organization .2
of stockholders, who naturally look first for the maximum divi- .2
dend check. The managership of a CORPORATION is usually
vested in the man whose first consideration is usually the welfare
of the stockholders. The satisfaction of the customer is generally
this roofing bought before the last tremandonspnoe
WE ARE URGING YOU TO RENEW THAT LEAKY, WORN-
OUT. INFLAMMABLE-WOOD SHINGLE ROOF, WITH MATE-
RIALS THAT ARE BETTER LOOKING, LESS GOSTLY,
MORE DURABL AND NON-COMBUSTIBLE. DO ITNOW. ,
WHILE COSTS
N0 STOCK FOR SAME-but at your service Wlfll REHABLE
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