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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 12, 1924 · page 3

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egent Theatre -

.. fig-arson. Managing Director
M 'r'bDAY AND sA'rURDAY

u 2:15—7:00—Dzio ..
.- «. .- - r:' o.’ The First Great Photopiaj;

=» 2 srandard of All Comparison:
3 .1. \'id Wark Griflith’s
;. guns. Awe-Inspiring Spectacle

--TH.LI BIRTH OF A NATION”. . . .
2‘52 cast includes Henry Walthall, Lillian
‘ . . Harsh. Ralph Lewis. Miriam Cooper

And 18.000 Others = '

an” ms,

. 2.10116 AMERICAN SHOULD
"3 ' MARVELOUS mu

m x'm'ANCE IN PRICES
*' “‘s'bNDAY NIGHT

xi ALLACE BEERY IN
zVSEEN HANDS”
; -» Z':'.2ocle of "Riders of the Plains"

muss NEXT WEEK!
lllll ONLY WOMAN"
, .. .3222; IALMADGE and EUGENE own

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g Booth Tarkington's prize winning
gnovel. ”The Magnificent Amber-
Tnors." has been motorized and will
be released under the title of
"Pampered Youth."-

Vlolet Virginia, the English so-

in '"l'be Redeeming Sin."
Sazimom. is starred.
‘Csrl Miller. Ecse Tspley and Otis
'Harlen are also members of the
‘ cast. ~

' o o o

‘ Jimmie Adams. film comedian and
ghls bride. who “as Virginia War-

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Lou Tense-n,

‘moon. which took
Francisco. Seattle. \‘nncourer ind
other northwestern cities. Jimmie
will start work immediately on a
2 new comedy entitle-1 ”Smoked Out."
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Ethel Burton. a new comer to
the screen, has [ten chosen to play
the leading f~minine role opposite
‘ Lcr Moran in his new comedy.

them to San

’Conley reels capable o: entering
some of the motorcycle tournaments
. which are so popular in California.
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Palace Theatre

7:293? AND sA'rURDAY
' i234; ACTS VAUDEVILLE
. lleadlined by
"Fill? LOVE FABLES
' \3 u: and Dance Kevan;
THE LOVE RACE
ySinging. Dancing

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' WHEN A GIRL LOVES”
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Ell 'STER KEATON IN
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' .a fringe of

Grifffhjs “firllroiie in the film will
be the lax-gs: “or din fashion.
. o o
, I: may excite Frank Mao's large
flapper following to know that the
stalwart leading man and "St:-
jcomb" have dvfinlh‘ly separated—
. at irast during’the filming of "Par-
‘ iSIan Nights.” in which he plays the
‘part of a. Parisian Apache. Mayo is
the possessOr of a. thick crop of (air
lealr 'which he wears. normally. in
’ the accepted mode of the day. plas-
‘tered smoothly to. his head. His
fmakeup in his new picture calls for
irregularly clustering
;curls showing beneath the battered
fcap without. which no bonotlde
Apache would permit himself to he
picturizcd.

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“New Toys." lichard ,Barthr-l-
‘ mess‘ new production. will msrk fhe
Lyoung star's first appearance. in
soreen comedy in six years. The
film is an adaption of Milton Her-
her: Gropper and Oscar Hammer-

 

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In l‘rup. rl }‘ Loss Signs Ouster of Big

inl'int lihzl‘f Fire‘

N 1-1“? IIAVEX. Dec.

Rowland V. ire. motion picture
I'viirector and Miss Eleanor “'orih—

’ ington of Los Angels: were married
one “13" 'rl’Olley cal-Si last wnok. The-y sailed Sniurdsy for
12—Acting a. honeymoon trip through Aliurope.

' ‘. 1‘3? Mayor John W. .Iurphy 1062? m- Hr. Lee has‘ not completed the
will. 3 2‘21 the ordinance recently passed h? screen version of “In Love “‘ith
'ir~‘. the Board of Alderman hem torbldq ’ Love."
_ s No. ' ding no“, in this city of double trucki ~ ° ' ‘
.-' . ." 2! 01-: man cars by the Connecticut; Thomssine Mix. I'our-year-old
‘; Company. The ordinance becomevdaughlcr of Tom Mix, helped put

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ffférfive one week from today.

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“ Bridgeporté Busy Cash Store 5

Welcome to Toytow’

f Filler than ever this year—just one surprise after another wi

’T’Ifl
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the Players

crosswlll make her American dcbutf

“wick .xre. back from their honer- .

2 After practicing on his new rue--

more} ole {or a couple of weeks. Lise

without Inishap.‘
He says It's the hearts: thing to fiy~2
ing he has experienced since the

war.
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Corinnr Griffith is to appear in
:"Do-rlamo“ adapt-“d from Ethel
Barrymorvs's stage success. Miss

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. ".i new games as well as the old. Don’t fall to bring the “kid-
Money spent here receives real Chnstmas value.

Dandy Circus for the Kiddies 50c

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The Tooner- have become proficient with the

: villoTrOlle! broadsword and the rapier and are'

_ .- with th. enthusaistic believers in this form‘

- _ SHFPGT- of exercise. Professor Henri Etien-
3-3. -. B315”! hove. who has trained many or Hol~
Gas :_ ~ _ Gmthpl‘nd lywood’s stars for their fencing
. ; :9": ‘ g, touts in pictures. was employed for
b~~hb sammnsilt‘ several weeks teaching the young
‘ :99:- in; of tub. people {he use of the awo . Utterl-
’ F. . I I hove, who was born in Be um. the.
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of its titlv‘. “'l he Arizona Ilc‘li‘u‘o."
his new picture, "is :2. hers»: opnzi.
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appointed. But. whvn he rozlurnvd
to New England toor his old 30%.

Thf‘y had given his Job to :I
At least. thuz's the s'ory

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ghe was filming "l‘lck Turpin" “it?!

l'l‘oxn Mix.
‘ D O t

l Clarence Brown has been chosen
{to dlrcc‘. “The Plastic Age."

unsure of youth and colicg'e life by.
iPercy Marks which has caused so'

20! the suson‘s lwst sellt‘re.
! O O O
Bebe Daniels and hm-
have gone to llollnwood
Christmas. Immediately

to spend

New York to‘start work on hvr new

npicture, “The Crowdrd Noun".
l o o o

identlnd with the
in. England and America. is .i
member of the cast of "Mia )3:in
beard." starring Bebe Daniels.
plays tho rolo or
i o o 0

Wallace Beer-y and Frank Can:—
petu hove arrived in New York in

"Coming Through."

0 O 0
Richard Dix is back in New York
from Calilornia where he has bcen

on I. three-woeks‘ wacation.
' 0 O 0

Adolphe Mcnjou. having finishes;

work in "The Swan"
California {or a short vacation.

has com to

“A Kiss in the Dark."

teas. "Aren't “‘e All."

Trained by the master swordsman 3
of Europe. a. score of hoys and girls;
who appeaxuin the film production
of Sir J. M. Barrios “Peter I’nn‘“

, post. of Army adjutant in the em.

slum forces. He was head professor
or the molest normal school of
fencing and gymnastics in Europe.
He twice won the championship 0:42
Europe by defeating the foremost
fences or the French, German and
1m armies. .

Gloria Swanson. who is in his.

will snake "the Cost Folly" 13‘9““
country belore returning to the
United Stetson-.211. Swanson re-
cently
Gene.”

completed "Madame Sane-

 
 

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‘ Promises to Wake U p State Body

 

Known as a militant polities] leader among the women
2 first roman ever to enter the autelcglsluun. '

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Tom accrwii's It to slam-ix.

Buck Jones declan‘s that in sr-xtmqssymhd

,l‘amaxe was placed at 835.0022. Two.

C O O -
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When Bull Montana came to Nc‘i';

ago to seek his fortune he “as (113-.

his disappointment was even swat-l

Bull 101d his fellow Workrrs whilu‘ MES. ljmnzn 'I‘Ipton “In. of a. milk;

the re» ;

gmuch discussion and 'which is one

illlt‘nls for tho "urn Crux campaign
mothrr . is exported to leave Mexico City to-

ath-r {helcm‘sditlo Atullar. The latter has re-
holiday Miss Danirls will return inA

Lawrence D'Orsay. who has been;
legitimate stage

Ho ;
“Colonel McKalg.” '

nope-u- wilh Thomas Melghan l:l_

llv‘ ,'
was accompanied by Mrs. Mcnjoufi
They will return to New York early:
next month to bo ready to work in,
the screw: 3
version of Cyril Maude's stage suc-_

RIALTO.
“mus”

Rickard Barthelmess in "Class-
firs-ates." closes today at the Rialto
ltheatre- Those ‘ho have not set:
3 it should grasp this last opportunity '
End 210: terse: it site:- the picture
{caves town. Barthciamss is a: his
best in this production. The xeture
was made at “'est Point snowing'
its life of the cadets around which
is entwined a. wonderful story.

Tomorrow: Boo Custer in “Tris-
;er Fingers." will be flushed on the .
screen for the entertainment of (in: *
public. This is a. red blooded pic-
ture that will give you a thrill from
star: to finish and keep you in sus~
pensc. A new chapter of “The For.
‘ll-flh Door." and Aesop's Fables arc
{on the same bill.

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5' am CE.
I Vaudeville—Picture.

A yandé‘ville program of “hft‘pm
Hons! merit “as presented to Xe."
:wslkers at the Palscelheatrv: his:
fnlght. This week‘s bill. “high
isbounds in lightness and melody is
fheadlined with "Tlio‘ Fables or
§ 192i." :x song and dance runs. “The
21.0w Race." an act of singing and
dancmg IntCrsw‘md with comedy is.
another source of theatrical Sillslac- "

 

fzion. The other three acts on the
bill cousxs: or Renard It Zucker.'=
‘Wilofili harmonious melodies are

bound to plus». \‘an and O'Donncl ~
‘ whose laugh producing antics are
among 12:»: year‘s host and. at: an-
; sorbing exhibition of ptrfict marks.
, munship turned In by the George
.5 Dallas Trio. :
In this photoplsy feature Agnes Z
‘ Ayres and Percy Marmont co-star in
{‘WVht-n a. Girl Lou‘s." cstimned by ‘
5 one mozropolltsn critic as "the mos:
:powerful heart‘oppeal picture ever
gscreened."
—-——_________
386531.
“The Birth or 5 Satin!
"The Birth of .- Sailors." return-
ing to Nor-walk for a. two-day cn- '
' gitg'mt‘nt, opened this aftcrnoon at
the Regent theatre to a large au-li-
. once. The new prints of the film.‘
2 which was one of the first pictures .
j that Was booked here several sears
! ago at the nuspn‘ious openlnx' of the

RICHIOdISI (‘humh illegal: 1122‘121’9. haw: not been cu: '
Burns, I)amage $354K”: in any Ins. and the story remains '

. , as intact as when it was first she“ n. I
;A masterpiece. it has been roux-ed ;
liL’Ti..\.\“D. V2- Doc. I:.-—~Fire§ by l'niveml demand. and. producml ‘
starting from :n merheated stove ‘ by D. “f. Grlit‘ith. still heads the last
the Methodist church in as one oi the mos: gigantic specu-
'Xlle heart of the (‘l.’)‘ )‘mcrdag-y “”3 9"“? m‘de- !
Historically correct. it graphically ,
depicts the fifteen yeu era following '
the Civil “’ar. one or the mos: im-
* pot-ism periods in American history. '
éLmian Gish. Ralph Lewis. llxnr) .

‘Gets 310’000 for Eli‘aithall. Mae Marsh. George sieg-
; I‘ost Afiectionsimann. Miriam Cooper. Donald Crisp.

l ' fsmmswoode Ailkpn, Mary Aldon and
Tm“. Doc. 1:'_§scores of others are In the cast. .

f 011W to the can of
or on ardent-g. so? friends of
Julia M Alexander of Charlotte. when she takes her mi in

She Ls A prominent lain-yer And
She u the.

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RI'IGRNT-PAIL\CE.
“l'nm Buds."
. _ . _ Not in months has a. leitlrv.‘ come
ltr-lifls drnvr‘ against Mrs. Bessie?!“ ‘ Sunday night dhg‘wing lo the ’
““fiham’v “'1“ 9: as mm°m°'8e¢ent or Pailnoe moon with such a
dealer, for alienation (‘3 Tlpion‘s ‘f‘lwide assortment of thrills and un-
focu‘ms' usual story of romance as that re-
‘ ' lvealcd in "l‘nscon Hands." this

M0“. Against Rebels. ;weck's attraction. “Wallace Every:
“Exfpo l‘l‘l‘l‘. 1.“.- “~_Gcn_ Inlays the star role that critcts have
. l‘austo 'l‘Opete, heading reln'on‘e- l pronounced it his greatest Chant". V

‘ citation of screen villamy. Joseph J
Don-ling. Cleo Madison and Fontaino ;

LERuo are in the cast. ;

gulch! for a 2"" "‘3'“! “ansj‘e ngainst “‘ilh the feature. the first episode

_ got "Riders of the Plains" “ill be
‘ ‘3 m‘lnhown. Jack Pen-in and Marilyns
it"tamizmt: scattt‘red De La Hucrulnms have mo leads. Two \vonder’
forces under (‘vuadclune Sanchez and homes, "Star" and "Beverly." an?
iolhz'r Revolutionary leaders- added attractions in the serial.

 

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Richard Barthelmess in
3‘CLASSMATES” ‘

Your Last Chance lo See This Gnu: Photoplny of West Pain ~
SATURDAY SUNDAY EVENING
_ ‘ _ First shading in Ola-cult“

BOB CUbTER LN

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“TRIGGER FINGERS"; AL “‘8‘“ IN
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One of the. most mains photos;
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A New Chapter of
"fill: FORTH-2TH L‘i,‘l‘i‘t' ‘

Aesop 's Fables

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The Radio Franks .
PRETTY AS A PICTURE (Duet) “
THEN MAYBE I WILL FORGET
OTHER .‘E\\' Iilil'\8\\'IL‘K RECORD RELEASL:
LAND 0' LINGO BLUES

‘1 TELL ME DREAMY EYES

1511.13! JONES ORCHESTRA

THE BLUES HAVE GOT ME

TEA FOR TWO

.‘lARION HAILPJ‘

BIG BAD BILL
ME AND THE BOY FRIEND
MARGARET I‘OI‘XG

SlllDWElLv—I’IANO C0.

The Musical Institution of I‘rrstigc Est. 1575

68 No. Main St. (Phone 300) So. Norwalk

Specials for Saturday

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IRVING B. STONE

13-15 Main St. Tel. 759-4

Christmas Gifts
FOR ONE! DOLLAR

Lovely New Collar and Cuff Sets—boxed
Gay Colored Handkerchiefs of Linen
. three in a box
Madeira Handkerchiefs—boxed ‘
Boudoir Caps and Bandeau—boxed ;
' Children’s Woolen Socks and Stockings—boxed i

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, Dainty Negligee Garters-boxed
Pretty Aprons in Cretonne, Gingham, Percale

and Unbleached Muslin ,
All These—and of Course, Many

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People’s Chorus

A’RESENTS HANDEL’S MASTERPIECE

 

 

Legs olFSpring Lamb 302:1.in Sausage . . . . . . 30g
F orequarter Lamb . 202'; Round Steak 25¢
Lamb for Slew -~-- 109$ Sirloin Steak ....... 28c

S's: gamld'“””' 29°? Porterhouse Steak_.. 30c
res ou er..... . 2VealCutlei.... ...35c

3 lbs. new Sauerkraut 25c Rump .01. Veal - - ~ ~ - 20¢
’ ,LOIn\ealChops..,30c

Prime Rib Roast ' . Pu . .
boned &'roued ... 28g? 1:328“ 8““ 26c
Bread and Butter . west Sliced Bacon .. 40c
Pot Roast . . . . . . . 20m Home Made Sausage 30c

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Brookfield and Sunlight Butter 50o
Philadelphia SCI-apple 25¢

ALL KINDS OF FRESH VEGETABLES
———- THE -———

Peoples Meat Market?”

FRANK LAYCHAK, Proprietor. ’
52 Woodward Ave. Phone 3522 South Nowell

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