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.3 BIG ACTS VAUDEVILLE
Headlined by
THE LOVE FABLES OF 1924
I hmical Song and Danee'Revue
AGXES urns -— Pram mom- m
"WHEN A GIRL LOVES”-
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WALLACE BEERY
"L’NSEEN HANDS”
figs; E;;sode of "2113233 or m PLAINS”
all? —— mama: — mommy '
BL’STER KEATON IN
“THE NAVIGATOR”,
EAIIIIEIHIAIRE
RJALTO
, . > Trigger Fingers
‘Trzggcr Fingers“ is playing today
onlyiat the Rialto thrater. You‘ll
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fudvenmre that will send the: red
:corpuncles dancing through your
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g Vivi/n. Grafflth's
tainment you’ve had in a. long. long
- . ’ time. Don't miss this one. You're
\ :\ atlon’ :golng to enjoy every sycond o! it.
, i "The Alli. Hawk," will :rnthmll
» 92.0.5.1 5 you when it opvns at the: Rialto for
, ’ Z 3...: tan vrlgugrmcnt tomorrow night. This
picture: was filmed in the at ‘ '
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the first. photoplay of its klnd to b:-
thrown on the scrum. “The Hunt" :1.
. Van Bxbcr story Wm also be present-
'velns and give: you the best cntcb‘
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necuon with tho feature. '
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Today
’ “The Olly'l'm‘ '
Today at the Regent. “The Birth
ot’ a Natlon." D. W. Grimm's great
motion picture spectacle. will be
shown for the last time. I: will be
the last chnnce for an Norwalk au-
dience to see this film.
Corning Monday. and continuing
through Friday, is Norma Tab
madxe‘s new First National attrac-
tion. "The Only 'Woman.” in which
she ‘13 supported by the popular Bu-
gene O’Bricn.
”The Only Woman," adapted from
a. C. Gardner Sullivan‘s 3:517. in re-
plete with action and romance. A
anlpWreck scene is one or the most
nvid and real, bits of acting ever
brought to the screen. In the cast.
also, are Winter Hall, Murdock Mac-
Quarrle. Rev. Neal Dodd. Stella. dl
Land. Matthew Bctz and Edwards
Davies.
Larry Semon's newest mfll‘a'lies:
comedy. "Kid Snood," will be shown:
in conjunction with "The Only “'0.
man." .
PALACE
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Vaudeville - Picture 3
It you want to laugh as you have
never laughed betore be at tho Pal-
ace theater, Monday. Tuesday or
\Vednesday, When Buster Keaton is
presented in tho Metro—Goldwyn pic-
ture. ‘jThc Navigator."
It is the comedy of all comedies;
It will keep you to continual laugh-
ter. Buster hats become naullcal,
but you don‘t have to be nautical
yourself to enjoy it.
"Thu Navigator" shows Buster at
cm on an ocean liner wlth no crew.
It presents his adventures at th‘;
bottom of the ocean in a. sub-marine
and in a. dlvlng’sult. It shows him
amid the'cannlbals of the South Sea;
islands. This comedy is a. classic.
And don’t forget that a chapter of
the new Leather Pusher series will
also be shown.
Georg»: E. \Vhetmore. o: Larson.
‘ ed.
SCNTA: NIGHT On Monday and Tuesday “The
Paizllcd Lady." featuring George»
O'Brien and Dorothy Mackalll «In?
m: m: HEERY- IN l
- be the presentation. *
*'\‘~‘l'rf\ HANDS"
l . * REGENT-PALACE
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F: ‘ . 221 {-1 “‘5. Sundny Sight
L'nscon Hands & mom or am cums:
Manager l‘m‘vid Estrrson has sc-
lecthl "Unseen Hands." featuring
“‘allnce Beer): for the Sunday night
program a: the Regent and Palace
Iheatwrs. The picture is thrilling
and romantic enough 7.0 Eatlafy the
M. NEXT WEEK
~ij MM WOMAN”
Wt}: Ff“ 'T'itmfidge and most exacting of dramatlc-lovlné
5..-, _; 0 Bnen = tans. Beer): stands out as the max-
{tcr screen rogue. and is ably nup-
hr 5-" :- 'KId Speed" ported by mm Madison. Joseph
.Dowling and ll‘ontainc LaRue‘. The
first chaptcr of lhe serial, “Riders
HIGH GRADE TOOLS
: ' Make an. ideal Christmas
{the M. N. Mayeho.
i Rub Backache Away;
‘Petcr
street, has accepted a. position with;
‘f Company. Meta:
win street. P
Ouch! Lumbago!
Kldn6}5 cause backache: No! Your
bani-tactic is caused by lumbngo,
rheumatlsm or a strain and the
quickest relief is
soothing. penetrat-
ing St. Jacob's Oil.
Rub it right on your
palnful back. Ind
instantly the sore-
nuns, stiffness and
lamenrsn disappm
Don‘t stay crippled:
Get A 35 cent bottle
0; St. Jacob's Oil
from your drugzlst.
A moment utter it
in aopUcd yon”?!
wonder what he-
came'of the back-
ache or lumbazo
Gift for the "Handy Man
around the house.
ALBERT. D. MORGAN
, rt: HARDWARE GIFT STORE"
3‘. ll mincum St. Phone 667 So. Norwalk _
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In use [or 63 years for lumnazo.
:backache. sclatlca. neuralgia, rheu-
{matlam or sprains. Absolutely harm—
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of the Plains” will be thorn in con-
ggivc the public an opportunity
‘ able price.
Senior class Inesda}:
Movement Under Way3
. For *Dramatic' Club
And Senior Class to
Get Together
There is talg at the Senior High
school that the Dramatic Club and
the Senior class may combine in pre-
senting the annual play. It has been
the» custom for, cool: organization to
fiiva a production. the Dramatic club
presenting a. dramatic -play in the
early part or the school year while
the Senior class presents a. musical
comedy. 'l'hls year it has been
thought advisable by the faculty to
present one play in the High school
auditorium; By this action it will
to
see an arrmteur production at roasono
all expenses being rc-
ducnd to minimum. This plan will
be discussed at the meeting of the*:
and a decision 5
made. ;
At a rotting at the Dramatic club
yesterday tho idea was approved. It
is necessary for the Seniors to make
thpir play a success to hclp pay for
their class books and by rough figur-
ing it has Leenfleclded by ghoul of-
ficlals that more money can be made:
by combining’the plays. Much ln~§
terest is lacing shown in ll»;- 3‘““'IF
by the High School pupllfi.
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The Dramatic club will prcs'n‘. a‘
a. Christmas play {or the lwxwfit of:
the lllxh school pupils. Tuv-sday. Dec
The. play in in chart?“ of Miss"
McMahon. teacher of Dramznars LII
the Senior High. school. The play is
an
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m two acts. Daily rehearsals are is".— 9
in; hcld.
The play is cullml "Tho Bird's-
Christmaa; Carol." »
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Mrs. Rugglc-s . .. . Harriet Shrrma: .
Jag-k Bird ...... Donald Ru-lv‘liman,
Elfrlda . ;. .......... Irene llennon ,
The Buggies Children é
Sarah Maud Catherine Hillel-1;
Charles \Val'u':
. . . . . . . . Lawrence Henry '
Corncl‘lus .
Poor); .'. . . .... . . . . . . Grace Collins‘
Kitty ...... . . ....... Elvira. Root .
Clements ........ ‘X‘S’llllam Sullivan
Larry ........ . ..... Philip Burns ;
Thu bqskcllfiail (cam under the:
supervisor. of Coach Ferrel Urcen'
in holding daily practice. The, squad
has been cut down to 20 candldatcs ‘
Th».- baskettball season for thfr High
school will opcn with Falrfield {it}?
F‘nduy on tho npponcnts’ court. A5
good quifiit! will bot on hand for the
1111.
An cmoyable dancc'vwas held in!
the High school wdizorium last‘
evenlng under the: unspices of the
"Echo" stall. The music was fur-
nished by the Melody Boys. an or-
chestra composed ‘e-mlrcly of High;
school students. Among the novel-l
tics of the evening was 3. Prize Fox;
Trot. the award going to Thomas?
Ireland and Eileen chnt and a;
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Report From“ Archi-
Dime
At a mcctlng of South Norwnlk
Council, No. 1253. K. of (1.. held
last Thursday evening. glans ware
made for a big smoker to be given
in connection with the regular meet-
ing January 8. All the talent of the
council will be brought out at this
affair. and a very interacting and
enjoiable evening is promised. This
event‘will be the opening or a. pro—l
gram of wfnter social actlvlflen un-
der the direction of Thomas F. Mm
Manon. popular lecturer of the
downtown fraternltyq. ‘ ‘
At the meeting a. report from the
architect was presented by Johnl’.
'Mcflahon of the Home associatioh.
As the report was not final. no ac-
tion was taken and the matter will /
be fully’discussed at thevblg.Jano-
on meeting at Which other members
of the Building Committee will
speak. .
The council is busy making ar-
mngemcnta for me cxompllfiactlon
of the second and thud degrees of
the order. This “oz-k will take
place during the early part of the
.ncw year and a. membership drive
is now twins conductcd In anticipa-
tion of it. i
The South Norwalk 'Knigbls came
out. deletions in the card com-my
men: with the Soroton Holy Sana;
lv ky mzmbrr dance. 1hr: lucky couplc
bv‘mg “'altcr Pratt and Ellen Stand-
ink.
affair and :1 substantial sum v11: roa-
llzed. '
_c t; —- Membership ‘
momma mu: contra and
plumhle. This as their noon ' vlc- '
tory over the Mormon men as they
also won not your“: tournament. It
ls mm: that than: will be another ‘
meeting with the Holy Name men
boron: the clone 01 the winter sea-
son. _
A: the next regular meeting of
the council would fall on Christmas
Day, It was decided to postpone it
until the followlng evening, Friday.
December :6.
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A 838 M .
The doctor rushed out of his
study in n memo: grout excitomnt.
“Get my to: u: once!" runabout-
cd. '
"W111, what is the matter?" in-
quired his wife. '
‘ “Some fellow has 3m wephonod
that he can't live without 11m,"
gasped the medical man no he
reached for M- hat. . .
Hls wife gave a sigh of relief.
Just a moment.” she said gentry.
“I think that all was for our
daughter, dcar.”—-Epworth Herold.
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About 1GB couplco attended the:
.Frank Jacoby
BOB CUSTER IN 4
‘TRIGGER FINGERS”:
One of the Tens Rangers Stories
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A New Chapter of u n '0'- ,
"THE FORTIETH DOOR“ ’ ‘3?“ Hunt 3.11:“ “V: m
Aesop's “fables § stories.
One or the most am pm-
plays oi lts kind. .a m of m
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GEORGE O’BRIEN 8:. DOROTHY MACKAILL
”my: BAIETED LADY”
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A daring film story of flaming love in lavish setting under .
the Southern Cross
12-14 N .‘ Main St.
The Houne of Knopenhelmer
Good Clothes
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Charge Accounts
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IRVING B. STONE
13-15 MainSt. . 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 W'oolen Socks and Stockings—boxed
Dainty Negligee Garters—~bbxed
Pretty Aprons in Cretonne, Gingham, Percale
and Unbleached Muslin .
All These—and of Course, Many
Less and Many More
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for more war.
manifested in
CIVILIZATION
DOOMED
but millions now living will never die
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After centuricn of laborious efiort to better condi-
tions, man’s civilization is nearing complete collapse.
Selfishness‘ has gone to seed, and the harvest of de~
struction has begun.
WAR has bankruptrd Europe 2 and demoralized
America; get the nations go feverishly on, preparing
CORRUPTION and ofilcial lawlessness are brazenly
all nations.
DISASTER stall-:5 abroad. and all nations are r1155-
ing madly to the greatest time of tmhble the world
has ever known. =
THE WORLD’S darkest hour is just before its
greatest blessing. Hope for the people lies in the
dam of God, now at hand.
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NEW YORK CITY
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Announcement
During my attendance at the special
chiropractic, clinic given at the Carver
Chiropractic Institute, New York City, the
week of Dec. 8th and Dec. 15th, except
Saturdavs my oflice will be‘ open from 2 p.
m.t06p.m.andat7p.m.t08p.m.. '3
Those desiring to avail themselves of
my health services are requested to tile-
phone 3303 for an appointment ‘
Philip Castellano D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR A '
[23 Washington St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
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USEFULL GIFTS
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Centemeri Kid, Plain and Embroidered Back:
$1.95 to $2.98
Centemeri Kid, Fancy Cuffs
$2.98 and 33:98
‘ $5.49
Buchkin Wool Lined
$2.98 and $3.98
HANDKERCHIEFS
Lace trimmed, embroidered, white und colon, plain hu-
stitched and W ' ' ed.
25c to $1.00
Boxed Hardin-chiefs
50c to 98¢
Children’s Handkerchiefs in Fancy-Boxes
29c to 50¢
J. I. MALLETTE‘
Store Will Be Omihtumy Evening-Until 9:30
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