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COMEDY . . . NEWS
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AT THE REGENT ONLY
lVIOLA DANA
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w: E’EN ALL NIGHT”
‘0 HS ADOLE’IHE MENJOU, RAYMOND GRIF-
T'H‘ AND JETTA GOUDAL.
Palace Theater
Q’HQNE 344
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KER Bill OF FIVE ACTS
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sketch by Edgar Alan Wolfe,
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PRICES— , I
C‘Lc, 31:, $1.15; Eves. 50c. 876, 5115, 51-73
TAX INCLUDED
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town
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Haven.
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and given I “Made“
by‘Judge :0“ 8611963-
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ho counties.
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Méaentsnce
in e Darien Towndourt yesterday
HIS BARKER SELF
ture length comedy is "His Darker
Self." playing at the Regent today.
has a. breezy, bubbling, scintillating
role. As a. gloom-chaser. Hamilton
is ideal. and today's feature gives
him plenty of opportunity to play his
white-face black-lace part, which
presents him as an amateur sleuth
who disguises as a darkey gentleman
in order to capture a criminal. The
supporting which aids greatly in fur-
nlshlng the laughs includes Lucille
LaVcrne, Tom Wilson, Tom O’Mailey
Sally Long, Irma Harrison. Kate
Bruce, W'arren Cook, and Edna. May
Sperl.
When Cecil B. DeMillo produced
“Male and Female" several seasons
ago. it made such a. great impression
upon the public that. repeated re-
quests have been asked for in return.
This is true 0: Nor-wall: and in com-
pliance with several requests Manag-
er Devid Esterson brings it back for
one night only. Sunday at the Rc~
gent. “Made and Female" 1 is un-
doubtedly one of the very finest pro-
ductions ever filmed. and the cast in—
cludes Thomas Meighan,
Swanson, Julia Faye, Theodore Rob-
erts and a galaxy at others who have
risen to stellar heights since the fea-
ture was made.
PALACE TODAY.
“Divorce Coupons."
Corinne Griflith,’one or the most
popular and beautiful actresses of
the screen, who made a lasting hit
in “Common Law" and “Lilies of the
Field." is the star of “Divorce
Coupons." Delineating modern so-
ciety life, the fast set, hasty marri-
age and the ultimate divorcee, the
picture is one of the best of its
type Miss Griffith docs some fine
work in the leading role. A comedy
and news will: complete the bill.
At the Palace, Sunday. Herbert
Ruwlinson is the star of "Dark Stair—
ways." a thrilling drama of night
life in a big metropolis. llawlinson
does some clever work and is sup-
ported by a. most capable cast.
Palace patrons will like the picture.
RIAL’I‘O
““‘antcd fly The Law"
“Wanted By The Law" a super
western feature is being offered to—
day at Rialto theatre with chapter
3 of “Into The Net."
cont features on one bill is very scl-
dom offered but it as been the cue.
tom of the Rialto management to
give the patrons cxccptlonnly good
bills on Saturdays. "\Vantcd By The
Law” features J. P. _ “'arner. It
strikes the keynote of perfection and
takes rank with the biggest pictures
of the day.
“’lth memories of Monte Blue's
performance in “The Marriage Cir-
cle" still fresh in the minds of film
fans, the announcement comes that
this popular star is to make his
next. appearance on the screen as a.
society idler in “Daughters of
Pleasure,” a Principal Pictures Of-
l'erlng in which he shares stellar
honors with Marie Provost, at the
Rialto theatre tomorrow night and
Monday. "Daughters of Pleasure"
is an appealing photoplay of love.
drama. and action.
Lloyd Hamilton. whose first tea- ,
Tm: coomas'r THEATRE IN Tm: NORWALKS
“WANTED BY THE LAW.”
Would You Give Your Life for Your Brother ? ’
CHAPTER THREE “INTO THE NET”
:: TODAY ::
J.B.WAENERin
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MARIE PREVOST and MONTE BLUE in
’“DAUGHTERS OF PLEASURE”
A PowerfulDI-ams of Love and the Idle Rich.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Gloria '
DO YOU REMEMBER—- .
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cum THRILLS YOU GOT “HEN YOU \\”I:INESSED . . n...
“OVER THE HILL."
REV. .
g&;TNOR\VALK PASTOR, was so THRILLED In 11‘
.THAT HE‘ URGEI) EVERY DIESIBER OF HIS CON;
GREGATION TO SEE IT.
EN “REMEMBERING . T H E S E
TH ’ “'th Sl'fllfiLl’ “'ANT TO SLL—
“The Spiritof the U.S.A.”
THAT BIARY CARR PLAYED THE LEAD.
LIN COINS H OLLI STER CAS‘VI‘ILL, FOR-
FACTS YOU.
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NEXT WEEK TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
‘ THREE OOMPLETE PERFORMANCES DAILY
2:151:00 AND 9:00 (D. S. T.)
‘ ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS
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A drama of fierce, vivid color * _
and amazing adventure, through . , .
which stalks one of the truly--. = .
great and masterful figures of '
romance.
" The Sea. Hawk kidnaps the
‘ beautiful English maid and car-
ries her of: to his pirate ship.
Two Inngnifi- ’
PALACE
THEATER
MONDAY
. Tuesday and Wednesday
FOR IT IS GREATER THAN ‘OVER THE HILL'
PRODUCED BY EMORY JOHNSON \VHO BLADE "IN
THE NARI}: OF THE 'l..-\\\‘."' “H‘HI‘I THIRD ALARSL"
“THE SIAILNIAN" AND OTHERS AND IT FI‘IATL’ 1155
REAL SCREEN STARS.
JOHNNIE WALKER
DAYS
ONLY
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MARY CARR
and
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, in!!!
IG DOINGSIE'You have a date with
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Week! Paramount’s the dish and you’re
Greater Movie Season!
One week in every year Paramount hands the world, and you, '
an entertainment bonus, something very extra Special like deep dish
apple pie .with rich crust and double extra cream!
A“ 1.
Enid Bennett,
Joy—and Paramount!
This is the
the faster! Step up,
step up, for (if it’s a Paramount Picture it’s the best Show in town.
I NORWALK’ CONN; jOinS in the Paramount Week Celebration of the if
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——-with-—-
MILTON SILLS
and a supporting cast including
Lloyd Hughes.
“‘allace Bccry and 3,000 others.
SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE
WEDNESDAY MORNING AT TEN O’CLOCK .
ADMISSION FOR CHILDREN TO T H I S PERFORMANCE O N L Y ~
TEN CENTS. ‘7
_ ALL OTHER PERFORMANCES FIFTY CENTS.
The Heme of Paramount
.R E G EN T TH E A T RE
. NORWALK
“THE BEST”
PARAMOUNT MEANS
WE HAVE IT
animals
AUGUST 31
“MALE AND FEMALE”
Thomas Meighan
and
\ Gloria/Swanson
These Two Stars Insure a Fine
, PARAMOUNT. WEEK PROGRAM
SEPTEMBER 5
SEPTEMBER'3-4-5 .
“SIDE SHOW OF LIFE”
Ernest-Terrence
Star of “The Covered .Wagon”
SEPTEMBER 1-2
._ ‘fOPEN ALL NIGHT” t.
Viola Dana and Adolph Menjou
~ Two Restless Persons SeeksExcite-
menu—They Get It!
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From the Novel :‘The'VMountebank”
Dorothy Dalton
————and
Conrad N age]
“A FOOL’S PARADISE”
'A Cecil B. DeMille Picture.
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