M w 'l'he Vincents Bianca lbanes story. “Argentine We." produced by an“ Dwan and Bone Danish and Ricardo emu taunted. was shown for the , ii'est this .in. Not-wail! day at i the Palace Theatre where it com tlnues today and tomorrow. The story. an original tor the ,LAST mus“ ' TODAY JOHNNY HINESand EDMUND EEEESE , __m_ “TI-IE EARLY BIRD” Gold' Gold! Goldie ' HSTORY’S pigs ate vivid with its glitter- , ingallure. Restoryofabeautywho' Mloveofg oldabovesllelseintbe known a allure. And “Aracntina Love" ii not an exception. The- blot carries audiences from the Argentina to the United States and then back to South America in a sorter of aetlontul scenes. . new. role is‘ that o! a Spanish WEDNESDAY —. THURSDAY — ramav _“IF I MARRY AGAIN” world i3 one of the - real life ever filmed moghistounding stories of cameo d t mid tract 0 you from its Broadway irect from the Cosmopolitan Theaterin New York. First Conn. WWW The Fight tn Death Valley is only one of the Big Scenes. great film master- JUN-BMW“. Showing Special Augmented Orchestra, W. A. Schofield ,Director. ADMISSION MAT. 30¢ EVENING 50c NORWALK'S rams PICTURE PLAYHousE lEGENT‘ LAST TIME TODAY J AMES KIRKWOOD and PAULINE GARON 1n “DISCONTENTED WIVES” ' ‘ Beginning VWednesday for Three Days FIRST SHOWING IN CONNEOTIOUT The: Current Cosmopolitan Theater Succes: “GREED” e a: :‘:e smashing successes of the year in New York. It is now Playing the Cosmopolitan for $3.20 PALACE TODAY AND TOMORROW BEBE DANI’ALS lu'i’ilng a. stellar cast in the presentation 01 the 11°“ Paramount Sensation “Argentine Love” HEAD C0[DE ConqueredinSHom Every trace of the shining.I ude- resalng Head Cold will go! hours or less with Dr. Platts Rlne Prescription. a. new treatment whlc etc at the internal cause in the bios 50mplcta relief guaranteed in hours or your money back. Y« can have a. trial treatment. free I writing to the Clinical storarnrl Clc\ eland, Ohio, and sending cents to cover packin nand ostrtn But you take no risk at ing ti :1 package direct from he deale. On sale in this city at: Clmora Pharmacy. Harold .2 Mead, Stillsun-Powcll Corn, Plaistn Pharmacy.-—Adv. Type ‘fT" complete with batteries, tubes, plug and 23".??? $89 .00 STU DWELL PIANO ( ‘OMPANY 08 No. Main St. Phone 300 Southfiorwalk' V Get Ready tor coldwsather now... Let infill!!!) youribins”With our 1 . on companyfs Lenigh“ ~ Coal - James Kirkwoods portrayal of Ml- To THOSE WHO‘ DANCE AFTER THEATRE Suppose mu dined «at Seven, “theatred” till Eleven and then came here to dance and ‘sip a refi-eshing drink. At the crest of the evening, how you’d welcome just the right bite. ’ Wouldn’t it be delightful to feel sure that a Welsh Rare ”bit, Club; Sandwich, Lobster or Chicken Salad‘and show all 3 CUP OF STEAMING HOT COFFEE, or anything else yen might desire would be Served just as if- “Appetite Fairy” had direct- ed iti YOU CAN P (Just of! use Post 5.... Between Stamford and um... ctr! loved by two men. one a wealthy Argentina land-owner. the other an Amer-leaf engineer. Her folks. at ecursa want her to marry the Spani- ardvgile Consuelo (Miss Daniels) has h heart set on the American-and she lan'ds him! There's a fight and—a happy end- inn—for everyone. that is. save Cortes. Mn: Juan Martin. He gets his as all villians should. and usually do—ia- pictures. anyway m 13mm , N Mutated Husbands.” It seems .to be the opinion of motion 'plcture producers that sudden acquisition of money brings unhappiness in if. wake. There have been seen on the screen many con- vincing arguments for and against this belief. However. one of the most sensible arguments among the "ayes" is to be seen on the' screen at the Regent theatre where "Discontented Hus- ban "featuring. James Klrkwood. is showing .for the last time today. Michael Fraser, in the story. became unhappy when he became rich—but it was his own tomfoollshneas that made him ao—-and he had sense on- ough to realize it before the fiery was over. There is no praise too high for chacl Fraser Mr. Kirkwood is a. sterling- actor. and the possessor of an unusually attractive personality. He is lortunato in the supporting cast that has been assembled for him. Cleo Madison is excellent as the old “Mlonei’wufe. Grace Dar- mond isbecomincly. "wicked" as Emily Ballard. and Vernon Steele plays her husband extremely well. As Marcia. Camellia Geraghty is charming and Arthur Rankln is a fine foil for her as the young chap who wants to marry her. Blame. “The Early Bird" Johnny Bitten and Edmund Breese close today in their latest picture. "The Early Bird " at the Rialto theatre. Hines and Breese have made you laugh in their previous of- fertngs but in this presentation they will make you laugh like you never laughed before. Beginning. with tomorrow‘s pre- fl young, the. Gibson Gochndmd J floral-lo l Erich Von StrobeimqgnEREEg'b a sehtation and continuing until Fri- . day Doris Kenyon will be oftered in "If 1 Marry Asam." Miss Kenyon is assisted by a. live star cast in- cluding Anna Q. Nilsson. Hobart Bosworth. Lloyd Rushes.‘ Myrtle Stedman and Frank Mayo. The story deals with albeautlful wife who tells a. marriage story rinsing with adventure and romance such as few married folk know. 5 One N onwalk Case ‘ On Divorce Calendar BRIDGEPORT. ‘ Jan. 20.——Judge J. Nickerscn's side or the civil Su- perior court will take on the aspect of a. domestic relations court this week. Seven contested divorce actions have been aalzned tor hearings be-_ fore Judge Nickel-son for today and tomorrow. and one case brought by a. woman to have her husband sup- port their minor child. Margaret Pistey of this city, in the'ilrst case to be heard this morn~ in: will introduce evidence to sus- tain her allegations that Joseph M. Piste? has deserted her and refused to provide for their small children. Pistey. in retaliation. charges his wife‘and two of their older sons forcibly ejected him from their home, and that his wire is receiving the income of properw owned Joint- ! ywlth him. Accusations made in seven bati- iions for decrees ot divorce. filed by two man and five women. are denied and the actions will be contested. They include the following: Kath- erine Audino Oddo. ot Nor-walk. against Joseph C. Oddo; Nell Mor- row Lmdd. of Greenwich. against Agnes N. Ladd: Anna Anyan Cough- lin. of Greenwich. against Thomas 'F. coughlin; Mae Valentino Marks, of Greenwich. against Gordon Mc- Kinley Marks; Joesph Varnell. of Bridgeport. Against Joseph Varnell: . Marie Helm Griesshaber .of Green- wich. against Frederick Griesshaber and DeFOrest Earle Vanwart of Bridgeport. oasainst Mildred Van- wart. New Stop The New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad has issued a no‘ tlea'that train No. 82 which leave: New York daily at 8 a. m. to: Springfield will make an ndditlona' stop at 8:42 a. m. at Portchester. 1 Tea of Quality Strength with fragrar’me. Absolutely distinctive In flavor. Try It. CHOICES? INDIA. “mu Clad JAVA "A! ~ TEN DAYS I ‘ ONLY.‘ 'CottOn Plaid BLANKETS ‘ hush.” , B ED S 1 Walnut and minty White, very. 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