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The Blue Ribbon Show of the 1923-24 Season
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AN D TWO OTHER HEADLINE
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The Universal Super Jewel
“A Chapter In Her Life”
ALL STAR SUPPORTING CAST
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choir in
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cently vis—
HONDAY —- TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY
“SCARAMOUCHE”
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role of
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And 3. Score of Other Brilliant Screen Stars
A Picture That the Most Critical Audience Will Approve
REGENT THEATRE
LAST TIME TODAY
The Greatest Comedy’Drama That Has Been Screened
This Season
" Her Temporary Husband
WITH OWEN MOORE—SYLVIA BREAMER—
SIDNEY C HAPLIN
Without Qualification.
RED MEN
*1 ( ‘lash in
HONDAY —— TUESDAY -— WEDNESDAY
“SGARAMOUCHE”
BIGGEST
SCREEN
"5
THE RAPTURE OF YOUNG LOVE
AGAINST THE ROAR OF THE
FRENCE REVOLUTION
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I » Sngfim . mg??? ,5. SPECIAL MUSICAL INTERPRETATION
i SEASON Emma“ WITH AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
RAMON NQVARRQ;
THE HALF-TIME WIFE
By VIOLET DARE
«l (lame of
«i . Evening
1. rmory
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PM :nie their
8.1: means.
'he second
Combat
preliminary
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: a'vcnge the
.« the Indians
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MEETING
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THE TREAT 9f EWEEK
' W HAVEN DAIRY
sum
i
"I really (isn't believe God mid
out me to pay so much for than."
”0h. fiddle-ticks: Doesn‘t he (he
DUNCAN HALE. a N am you an allowance? Sever mind:
an . re tram the 9mm“ don’t ammo—that's none of In!
to and that business. Em Geofirey Atwod ll
ELEANNE. with whom h. I, in one of the richth men in mam“!
love. has I I it he can't afford to buy his with the
GEOFFREY ATWOOD. a prom-lo mm“: min!- I‘ve ever nan he:
neutron: much older than she. m. Why. 1’11 buy them tor he:
Hale me. to persugdo her to leave nag-arr a
her husband. get a divome and mr— _ 021. no—ne. exclaimed m.
ry him. teeth: sure that she mi: 3'11 1371? them: Anne, please: I
arm for him. .5an in troubled neeifi': have hesitated. only—'61.
by this. and by tho mport : t more 'r'ou how how a. person sum
is {love a“: my; has a sudden atmck of mom."
mo: LEIGH. Geocrey'a mph", ‘Dont eva- have-uni: attach
and a chorus girl.
WHO’S WHO AND WHAT’S
HAPPENED
LIXDA VALE. A:woed‘s re-
try. introduces her-sci: to Sumnne.
and makee a. determined effort Tr‘ in-
tertere betWeen husband and mfg-.3
A: Dick's request. Suzanne gives 3‘
little party for the chorus girl.
LOLITA. Mrs. Vale manages to be
allied.
—.
XV—ONI MORE REBUKE.
CZAm . .
S found the'
"delightful
a t u f t f to in.
Fans" quite;
as beguiling
as Anne had‘
p r o p h e e 1 ed ‘
that it. would1
be. She lost,
her beer: to a
pair 0! can:
mugs and 3“
necklace that:
m a t c h e d;
: h e m : i ti
seemed to her,‘ m
as she studied 5 Cheap.
”:1 e r reflection‘
in a small glass. that their were the: 2
most beenrfixz; than; she had evcrj ‘
had on. i ‘
“The? make me look so diflererxti
v—so much. older," s‘te explained to;
Anne. “i want to lock blasesnd" "fig rovrsn‘
t u e 2 ' I K ‘- ‘ ‘ '
m... :2." D
you love them?” ’0: “”355: 03 dldn t hm.” heaps
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".2232;z...‘°’::;“2.:“.°3:2 m m mu m m m...
and fifty dollars. and they're real
crystal and jet. That’s {rightfully
cheap."
”Yes. I suppose it is," Smnne re-
plied slowly. Before she married
Geoffrey Atwood she had never had
'n
VIOLET DARE
crelai-m ed A one.
when you‘re buying something that’-
3 to, make you prettier for your
.ha-Ai to look at:“ ordered Miss
uni-mm, majestically.
go to luncheon. ."
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Anne's remarks about Mrs. Vale.
had been quite right:
clever as
much money to spend without being Mrs. Va‘ e seem
questioned about it: her allowance needed her. ed to think Geo!
was always checked up at the end And that phone In
of each month. And since marrying
him she had felt that she had ever)“-
thlng in the world. and. had “my!
had more than. she wanted. But two
hundred and fifty douse—wasn't
thee a good deal?
"0! course it is: so ahmd and take
them quick. Youfiknow. Sunnne, it
you're wise you’ll dress well. no mat-
ter what else you do. for that hus-
band of yours loves to see women
well gamed. I never saw anything
like him. He always knows what
you have on. I‘ve often teased him
about his appreciation ot women's
clothes. And you‘ve certainly no»
tteed how well Mrs. Vale. his accre-
eary. always drones. haven't you?
Personally, I think that's why he
keeps her. Nobody‘can tell me that
she’s an useful to m as m
hadn't Geoff written to her?
"Perhaps he hast"
trio shock.
quickly.
you after all.“ she exclaimed.
I 32* s:
I’ve forgotten.”
everythin g.
the tel ephone.
tars.
beside her.
”Geoff's
“mahoganymrather away.
”manor-homunculus ’
mmmmmmmc ——-‘
new“ firm“! flu time. Taoism-“
reflected Suzanne. as ‘
After all. why should Linda Vale
be 50 ail-important to (3-203. Anne
a nun as
he was didn‘t need a
woman in his business as much an
The thought
m through her mind like an elec-
‘ She turned to Anne
”I don’t believe I can touch with
"I'll
meet you later for the Moon. but
rush home first: there'-
meaning awfully important that
“Yes. I suppose I can." she to;
m. The housekeeper answered
Yes. there were let-
“Anything with m We
name in Line comer?” Susanne med
eagerly. There was not. She turned
to find Anne Gram m C1!!!
Anne must have heard.
, em. but I.
thought rzmgh: have a nut- m‘
can." she explained, a sh. tum-d"
WM... - M. ..
"Two hundred and 3m? dollars a i
"3‘va come '
ion: 1:: '. your ha: on again. and “:1 ‘
v
taslfwewerepoor.'
She was trying to keep her mind ed ,
‘Nonsense—you can phone about
it." replied Anne. yho was accor-
tomed to having her own. way about
RIALTO.
“Lost in a BI: City.” .
The Rah‘ a theatre comes to the
fore again today with another bril-
liant week-cad program of motion
picture attractions. Beginning with
its program for today the manage-
ment otters Baby Ivy Ward and=
Jan. ,Thomas in “Lost in A Big
Ci .
Tomorrow and continuing until
Tuesday. the Riaito otters Harry
Myers and Mae Marsh in “Daddies."
a picturintion of David iasco's
stage success. It is a d ighttui
comedy drama_ redolent. with pathos
and heart appeal. I
in addition to this feature Stu-ac-
:ion will be presented "Search:
Much." a. two-part travesry on
“Scamouche.” This is positively
the first showing at this picture in
Connecticut. The picture features
the famous Mack Sennett bathing
- no-.."
beauties. This attraction is replete
with fast moving comedy.
my EST-PALACE
u‘
production tor Metro Pictures Cor—
poration. adapted from Rafael q -
batioi's novel. of the same name.
will come to the Regent and Palace
theaters {or three days. beginning
Monday. There will be three shows
daily—at 11:15, 7 and. DIAS o‘clock.
The Regent orchestra will be augu—
rncnted by several players. who will
give special musical interpretation
in connection wi:h the production.
Ingram has surrounded "Scare-
mouthe" With a case that: consists
of such stars as Alice Terry. Ramon
Smart-o, Lewis Stone. George Saig-
rrann; - Allen. Lloyd Insmlmm
and scores 0: others. From all ac-
counts the producer has surpass-d
"The Four Horsemen of the Apo-
calypse" with this feature.
Founded. on the Sabatiui nowrl o!
the French revolution, "Stum-
mouche" tells the story of a young
nobleman. Andre Louis. who devotes
his life to the cause of the rebels
when his dearest friend is murdered
by a. powerful marquis 2.36 the
courts retuse to take action. Andre-
Louis Jews 3 group of strolling
plaers. taking the clown role, Scara-
mouche. and. under that magma.
helps stir the whiriwma of rebel-
lion that culminates in the attack
on the Tuileries. Ten thousand per-
sons appear in the mob scenes and
the settings are massive and beauti-
rm. among them being the pictures—
que beauty or French villages. the
French assembly. the walls 0: Paris.
the Timeries Palace. the vast pub—
lic squares and the court balls.
"scaramoucho" is the human in
its characterizations. so exciting in
its movement, that it carries the
audience with it. swaying one‘s feel-
ings with. every new mood. It is
all there—the mad gaiety at passion.
against the roar o: the Red Terror.
the flash of swords. the rustic of
silks. the splendor of life a: the
French court, the frenzied mobs. the
hilarious comedy, intense drama.
thrilling romance.
Running in New York theaters at
admission prices of $2 and more,
‘Sarasmouche” will be shown at the
Regent and Palace theaters for 35¢
at matinecs, and for 5°C in the eve—
ninx,wlthaverytewseatsat 75c.
these prices including the federal
and-atoms. Besoretoaeethe
greatest aim producuon‘ of the year.
o m plans Ito:- erection of‘ .a 'Wfl‘ " '
mm! Ibuflding hopes. to make a «tenure
during themer.
Open London Hospital
1.051303. March :z.-‘>Amer'icm_ .
in Won now may have the td- ~=
report
..
Ian-nae: 'T‘
“Scaramouche," the Rex Ingram'
Round Steak
Veal Roast ....-. . .
Milk Fed Fowls . . .
magnificence a: human aspiration”
"mun men Tm:
TODAY
“BABY" mym and use moms in
“LOST 11‘ A BIG CITY”
CHAPTER EIGHT OF
"runway cram" .
———Q~l— .9" ’
"user's PABLZS" "
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SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Harry Myers and Mae Marsh in “Daddies”
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!
FIRST SHOWING IN CONNECTICUT]: 01‘
I
HACK W's
‘fSCAREM MUCH”
Atwopartuarestyo-“Scarmoocbe” feat-ringthetams
SESXEIT BATEISG BEACTIES.
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BOEING WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
CORINNE GRIFFITH and CONWAY TEARLE in
- “LILLIES OF THE FIELD"
Schultze’s Saturday Specials A
PorkRoast19ch.
SirioinSteak 32clb.
Fresh Shoulders . 12 1-2c lb.
326“).
2(5th
2(5th
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Fresh Hams ...... . . . .
Roasting Chickens . . . . .
Puritan Hams
acu..eo-ec-
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‘j Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. 80. Norwalk
393nd43MainStreet,Norwalk -
Weapon Georgetown Dario: Slammed Blackfiock WV
time then named to mkcland, Fla.. York city.
and later to Norfolk, Va. He is get-
ting a. tryout with the Dodgers 3: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Clearn‘ater. zxicrzfv-ihz'ee miles away or Compo street. and is; m
from 5:. Pet‘ those days. member of local soda-tr. DIP. No“;
This Freddy 312cGuire. who’ll be is
c: cried again F" 1’he Giants as util-
ity infielder. considerable rc~
scm‘olnnfo in wort-2 groomi- sec-
ond to Edward Trowhridge Collins
at Philadelphia. Chicago and parts.
the son a:
in the south.
her of
and rail estate agency.
Mrs. Nolan is the “agate! 01x-
Dr. and Mrs. 1. Hr
Nolan. of‘Staze street. who are not
Mr. Nolan is a. pen.-
rhe Hyatt-Scion insomnia
If he erenrcnlly emulaws Eddie at
second John McGraw will be quite
cheerful.
Mike Cvengros and Hollie Thurs-
ton. the two gents who kept the
White So: from landing in the Arn- _
erican league basement with a. dull:
thud last tall. are figuring on giving:
the world?and the Browns no .
Giants in particular—the horse
laugh again the coming season. Mike
was canned by the Giants the
Browns decided Thurstonaaver
would amount to much- Both hook-
ed on with the Sox last year and
proceeded to show up their cancers.
Billion Steengrate, young pitcher
getting a tryout with the W’hite So:
at Winter Haven. Fla., is a. semi-
pro star that Frank Chance saw in
action on the Pacific Coast last sea-
son and decided had a. future. He
looks well todate and under £41
Walsh’stutelage seems to be round-
ing into a good pitcher. Probably
hwflineedzmroraomthe minors,
however.
Wm Coupleyvai
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nomg I‘-
Norwalk Chronicler