1‘EB-RUARY 10, 1925.
. f; doubled up like pretzels arexnot suf-
-777 rheumatism—Not on your life.
They’ve been to
ALACE THEATRE
' v-mr
”4..
screaming screen comedy
iii} 3 BLUEBEAR ”
—— Starring ——
_%;%EBE DANIELS
. ,. .:1 v 1.21 1011115! herself with one too many
I: list hang
on to the scat and roar.
Today and Tomorrow
Friday,
w at the popular Palace prices
.31. " TS V AUDEVILLE
—— Featuring —
Baby Edna Keir
and —
:ERT \ORMA SHEARER, CONRAD
.. PHYLLIS HAVER and
NEDDA HOPPER
in Manta Bell '5
SILENT ACCUSER”
2' Es ursday, Saturday
.‘x Norton
ZEKESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY
.“—. star in a class by'himseli'
MAS MEIGHAN
" .1‘.‘
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_]:f~—;GUES OF FLAME”
féif EPH HENABERY
-‘..»._, '1: 1.1:: 't help but be and IS a GREAT picture.
John
1:3 among: the host
.3921: r of successes
- - viii: cast includes Eileen Percy,
BL ssie Love and many others.
I VV- :6 I15. 17.12
Regent
One - Night Only
TOl\ IGHT
at8:l5
The Shuberts Present
Under the auspices of the
Norwalk Club the world pro.
miere of the three act;
comedy drama.
E NIGHTIIAWK”
I ARY NEYVCOMB
~ rmcrly oi Norwalkr
. Kathleen Lowry. Bryan Beasley
Lori Leonard Doyle in the Cast
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JUMPSFROM
AN INVENTOR
T0 PRODUCER
M c D o n a l d Didn’t
Know What Camera
or Set Was 2 Years
Ago
Nearly all present day successful
motion Producers knew
outhful and lzard work.
Marcus Locw and Adolph Zukor
”.11 furritrs. .lassc Lasky
corn-t 1D an orchestra. Hal
:1 do: imam in Alaska.
prwsvnt at the birth
I
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picture
pourty'
were sr'"
played a
Roach
And tlw \‘ v _ 7‘
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BILLIOBLLId, whose latest.
..2 pictuu, “Frivolous
slum-n at the lilalto
\\«-d1:rsda\'. is a produce-r
fly (Al-fit? 'Lt up». He cn~
two Soars ago,
30f (111 I12
'tcrrd tin. ‘ "
l. I~4 J51: }‘
gwithcut linculng the difference be.
I Urn :1 :1 camera and a generator.
'Lnd )I? “as olrcadv turned out
pioductions. and
one 01' the hi;
.112 is thirtzv
sful
1.1- C hwy
E‘Jil‘u‘l .
prams ' :s tt
A'U“(Ks III T
ll 1: duttr
it“! 3" Hrs ('11:.
‘_, McDonald originally, was an in-
l \‘I. mm. 31s patented lock to foil
- was is :11 “'ld'. use
1.11:; got. him financi-
n a tritium: picture
(Hort aprroached tht
. but McDonald learn ,
'.xl..‘.h01.:h u tu-
’ “011;, 1”. had in-
’ :. natural "plr- ~
d \muallzc a
. , 5C norm.
#0,“ (‘1
‘onmd lu-camI.
yvroduccr.
took new root _
csta‘.» I
succo-ss in
. )v' 0611‘:-
" frcul
, Booth '" llz \lsu-
luliza-d an plCiUY'k‘ (-1
‘the law boy and knew
. it we“ d film Ivictuli.
BC: 30130 “‘11:: "boy of
Aline." r Tarkzng 0.; story,
then "A 5- 23.1.43 lunar." Boil; ‘
wort succvss- :..
And 1; "1 rue": ous. Sal‘
{1“ .
Ill
31C" 7
f Donal-j has dc rm 1:17:31 fr". produc—
‘crs t'\' r (1;: HI. vat-9.. 7h“ Story for '
l‘. And .zxs Clel' :0: Ollglnfillfl.
C(olllelU‘C \\'l'h l r‘itlure mind "
. pros 13-: for lz‘rr. a fourth 021.5641».
, 11w 1- C(‘G’SS.
' "Frivolous Sal” is r. tenscl _\ dra- *
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11m) to .s
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our hiss gum: 1m
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lm ludr- 3' 3.1“? Lure:
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bu ntscLl. fileZCrcd
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background.
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of Moun' \l‘lsyzngtnn. and
in lb“
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C'ALazins.
THEY ALI. FALL
FOR IT, AS DID
ELLIOTT DEXTER
Jul-u
ture by His Love for
Engrossing C r 0 s 5-
word Puzzles
"The bigger ' 11
Emey sau.’
The above bit or pugihstlc
ophy is attributed to
> I‘itzslmmons.
, man
.5} tome tho harder
philos—
Bob"
Gentle-
S Ruby Bob's
a rather carried
5 out to mean “The more serious they
Tare the harder they to li—fC-r cross
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conquerir of
J'mi Corbett.
thought might be 5
word puzzles."
Take the case
the picture
of Elliott Dcxtcr.
star playing a featured
:rolc in "The ’Triflers." at the Rialto
Itodzy. Now who would think for
I practical actor. with a business head
; like his. would ex er be intrigued bx
Ithe lnslpiency of the werago cross-
gword puzzle But like continuous
gdripping will near away the hard-
I est stone. so will constant reading of
succumbed to the crossword puzzle;
Out on "The Tritlurs" sct lie was
observed the other day. seated on an
Lip-ended box. in a far corner of the
studio, busily figuring and writing.
New and then he would refer to a
section of a. newspaper he held in
his hand. He wrote and ruffled his
hair—wrote and figured some.
"Camera. Mr. Dexter." cried the
assistant director, but Dexter heard
him not.
"Camera, 'Mr. Dexter." This time
, it was Director Gasnier himself. but
I
his cum-ts Were futile. He stole up
behind the absorbed actor. This is
what he read over Dexter‘s shoul-
der.
"How to solve the crossword puz-
zle."
“Every number in the form repre-
sents the beginning of a word read-
ing either horizontally or vertically.
I! there is a black ems" explained
“Data-Wain.
'a thing wear awe-y the trongcst
:rcsolu ion.
At any rate, Elliott Dexter has;
‘lld:
f3: :15 of 3.4 'hr =-
l
I boiling water
1N early Ruined the Pic- ,
THE SENTINEL
Favorite Recipes
Marjorie Daw Reveals the Art of Making a
F ew Tasteful Dishes ’
Marjorie Dew. who has just am.
plated an important role in a new
First National picture. "One Way
Street," delights in mixing things
to suit her individual taste when
mad 3 lew hours of leisure from
’the studio. The {allowing recipes
which she tutors. 1!
menu of any home:
French Pickle
3 bowl:
1 bowl
2 bowls
cumbera
1 dozen
pert.
2 heads cauliflower. chopped fine.
2 heads celery. chopped fine.
Sprinkle chopped ingredients
with one cup of salt and let stand
overulghtin a covered bowl. Drain
choppen' salons.
chopped and pared cu
chopped sweet red pen
and cook in weak vinegar and then:
drain again. Thicker: zero and one-
hal: quarts vinegar with one cup
of flour. Add
1 tablespoon temeric powder.
1 teaspoon ground mustard.
1 tablespoon celery seed.
1:2 cup white mustard seed.
1 teaspoon curry powder.
Add chopped ingredients to llqv
uld mixture and cook five minute;
Seal no;
0 O 0
Pepper Hash
12 green peppers (sweet).
12 red peppers.
15 onions.
Chop ingredients fine. cover will:
and let
minutes. Drain, cover again utt‘r.
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chopped green tomatoes.’
1
a
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, minutes.
followed I
closely, rill add delightlully to the '
star-i five" *
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boiling Wat er and let stand (on
Drain again and add
11/: " .nts x
1‘: cups sugar.
n
. table-spoons salt.
Cook lor fifteen minutes and
hot.
seal
0 I 0
Lemon Show Pudding With Ice
Cream Sauce
Make one quart of lemon gelatin
with liners Gelatin. and just as it
begins to stiller; beat with a (lover
egg beater until Add ‘0 it
the sttl‘ly beaten whites of two
exits 2m. in the refrigerator to
chill.
froth 3‘.
Ice Cream Sauce
Best until {airly still a hail plat
of mew. then add the well beaten
yolks of two eggs. 3 tablespoon of
Va 1223 and two tablespoons of
powdered rugs: Blend carefully
and pour over individual
the snow pudding.
plates 01
Graham Pudding
cup molasses.
cu; buzzer.
cup sweet milk.
cup chopped raisins.
cups flour «graham or
:“Hrrm
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41
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poonful soda.
poonful each of gunman
and 9.11.? , Lee.
Mix the ingredients in the order
:iren. liI: .t veil and steam 101’ two
N hi 1.;
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Ann’s, rust-rt- “2:: lemon or ice
"rt-LIL: sanct- /
IT'S A LOl\ (1 VI AY TO TIPPERARY;
ALSO TO” STARDO“ 1 UN THE SCREEN
One hears much of
rise to fame of stars of the stage
and screen. but Low many can 301;
name?‘ Your, if
part stardom is gained
and thorny path of hard work and
the careers
Mae Busch now appearing in “Friv-
olous Eel." are fair exampics. l-‘or
instancc:
Lngenc O'Brien
his start in musical comedy, apps-ar-
ing with Iiattic \E’illiams. Sam Der—
nard. Elsie Janis, Fritz: Schcfl! and
‘lie ourm £111
1 was born :1
any. For the most '
by the long:
, (incur.
" Eugr-ne O'Brien and l
.- fur 30an
..‘.c:«- J m urns.
MIC Busch
Ausu'aliu
u (‘Oll‘fl'nl into
Laslii'. tlwn a \‘aizdox‘zne pro-
imally took lrr into pictures
was some tltnIs L‘t‘lfll’e -‘
0f 8" {134
n no”: went
fro :1:
Jess
but it
:gained recognition.
, l." {EM-d in public favor. l-ut they will 7
Boll: of these stars are now firm-
: agrcr; that their success was no ovor-
was born in Boulder. (3010.. and got‘
night.
work;
aflfinlr. They do
irx “Frivolous Sal." First Na-
tlona ‘ s nI-v: picturr to Dr: shown at
the lilolto beginning \Vednesdal'.
Burro
The Irina-s
"The Triflcrs" closes its two-day
engagement at the Rialto With :0.
day's presentations, the story itself
is a slice of life. It tells of the trou-
bles of the rich in their quest for
happiness. Bringing home sharply,
and true, the philosophy that money
alone doesn‘t insure happiness and
contentment.
"Frlvilous Sal." featuring Eugene
O‘Brien and Mae Busch. will open a
$hand is :2
three day engagement at the liiulto‘
beginning tomorrow. You've see-n
some great. pictures this past season
but here‘s one different from all Lhc
rest. ”With the beauties of the “’cst
to cloak it and the sturdy. fighting
spirit or the great places behind it—
and the romance and adventure of
young blood in jt—wc‘re sure you ll
be more than satisfied.
PALACE
Kiss Blucbc-rd
If you see some or your Iriends
going about all twisted out, of shape.
you may wonder if they are suite:-
wz from rheumatism, but more
likely their condition is accounted
tor by the not that they have been
10 the Palace to see Bebe muss!
the .zrst da v‘s run of
nothing will keep pooplc awav fromi
2t attcr they hate 1!;I .2 testimony or
those \"hu witnessed last night' 8 ore-I
sentation, Miss l’anit ls as Bliss}
Bluobeard found hc-Irscl! in the pr.-
usual situation orcasioned by huh;
ins: or.» extra husband. Thcsr days
most women think that one hus-i
largo plenty. so it can be
readily appreciated that extra lzu“
bands do off or a pzolilvm wo rtlty (’5
scrious consideration. I
"LATE p19: are
REGISKT ‘
Tongues of Flame ?
ManagIr I'avjd Ester-son is plan’
ing sonu 11g attractions on the local
screen those days a nd the announce-
mt nt of Tommy Melghan s new 1370'
auction, “Tongues of Flame." tor
the Regent Vl'crdnesday. Thursday
and Friday of this week caused as
much setistactlon as any unouce-
ment which has been made in many
weeks. The pictureis adapted from
Peter Clark Macfaelane‘l story and
the screen version is directed by
Joseph Henabery. whose reputation
is well sustained by a record of
Percy and John Milton; are Just a
{en'otthe highlightinm his
coat. Km in can tor the his
’ Nighthawk," produced
gavailable at the box office
E for 13h;
784W" ral
grountz'y.
,ISF‘TEWU “'llh Dorothy
fut:-
1:15 gar. I ~
v1 r1; 1
“inch ville. '
Aéjc
excellent '
7m rt hair hobber.
‘cd that she is tired of seeing her-salt; ,_ __
7 . . .c estr' thlnls l‘r-
‘1‘:th long hair and. :5 she can: *0 h a ‘ ‘
NORWALK CLUB'S
PLAY TONIGHT
The Nighthawk to Be
Presented for First
Time on Any Stage-—
Mary Newcomb Star
Shubcrts play. “The
by Roland
Oliver. will be presented at the Re-
The Dow
gent theatre tonight under the aus— '
pices of the Norwalk club, David ;
Brterson .ol‘ the Regent, co-operat-
ing. Miss Mary Newcomb. a Nor—
walk-bred girl. daughter of the late
Judge Josiah Newcomb. for year- s ‘
rosidcnt of Vl'cst avenue. wlll have
the leading role and she will be
supported by an able cast of well-
known stage celebrities. "The Night- :
hauls" will have its world premiere
presentation here and Will soon open
ifor an indefinite
New York run.
“’hile the advance sale of ticket:
:has been heavy, there will be some
tonight
comers.
PICTURES AND
TIIE PLAYERS
‘Cl1it‘kl'."
érl of tnt‘la)’.
the story of a young
ulilr'h ran serially in
non-sparrows throughout
Mackaill in the
And because “C‘hickie” is
Dorothy has 1101
MB.
:1 flapper.
2.111;.
llx'r‘r- ‘1 Slum”
“'42“: put“. is f 1 (ya
1! 0 artist, \\ he 1:
‘ing the settings
"Soul- F: e.‘ s'arring l-‘iicmrd
k-me—ss Bessie Love will play
11:4, role or {rosin Dick.
1."
f v-
o announwtd a {W
slit“ had rt’ilf'F'd
to
"I1.- produttmns of
argrd hIr rrtnd and n»
lm' Ai'or play-
‘ r-nu £3711. "New Toys."
:at dancing was more
Hymn Eli‘flflf.
21'1‘ Gthut
11Lia'ln'17
¢~ ...
u’Sl
Miss
”.12“ v
Mix. "ho is
is vnjos‘intt the thrills
\“l i. a first trip on location.
fill-l'lefi his quail shooting
Old Mexico, Tom Mix.
\Hs'trzl s‘ar. is lmvl; at vork Let-1'
‘1" 71¢. (£11.. elmo‘ 1.4: s' - nt-s on
3:71.11 bow 'J'rull" Lit‘l- 3M7. -
7s (Jib-d ".( :7 uu1 .«d
Marga " \1clorla
"i 1111' imp, lrs 31 I. 5013
screw. star hrrstlf be-
M tnkc (an of Tom
11‘. corm-
Tl.(erz'msxrla just
371 1."
1.1
>1“
and
atlile'lr' star
le'v roles and set out.
EI; tron;
rooms a Lot‘.‘ ’
oi
'1rzo s Lalo
3.:.s for:
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scab
'V‘\ L I! rs.
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ZV'ZUL‘A» H
o. ismally :«I. nodul-
:1‘ Tli’lill
is a lso booked
:, who 111‘s:
in." her portray
“TL-r Queer. o.
’- l-c. such 11. "1"03‘;
Lauri l:
' (‘f ll
>2 (ha.
01 \ a2.-
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tan seems most
at prescnt our the pro
llt'n 0: Gloria Swanson: new
Mar ulse do la I‘alaiss.
'10 Forrest Halsey. writer. who
'C'Wdl'fld with bringing the two
rIthIr . the correct pronunciation of
tl; name is Falaze, with
syllulile not too broad. locidently.
.1: is said that while Gloria's new
Elzusl-and has never been to Ameri-
ca, his 011' ' rabition is to be
:lor “an Amerir an lzve-wiro liusmess
man. .ll( met Gloria at
where he went to learn the Armori-
just.
namc .
is
Tc.-
can methods of picture making.
f'l‘hosc who have met him declarc
fthat he does. not in the least resem~
éblc the traditional French .Marquls.
'l‘hev say that he looks
'lctic young Irish American.
Aileen Pringlc, Elinor Gltnn‘s
inrolegoe threw up the sponge the
01 her day and rushed out to an (x-
Aileen has decid-
do
-hcr stuff as a bobbed haired vamp.
then 5114: is going in for an ingenuc.
Three years ago Louise Fazenda,
sen-Inn comedian. laid aside her
itilcl: costumes. bobbed her hair. got
heself a permanent waxe and told
the producers that she was going in
{or serious roles. At first they laugh-
ed at her: They declared that the
public after seeing her in the Sen-
net comedies. wouldn't take her ser—
iously; But Louise and her perma-
nent wave remained firm. and now it
is announced that she will play the
leadlng Icmlninc role in "The Night
Club."
Pat O‘Malley has been chm to
may the lead opposite Laura La
Plante in “The Teaser" and. seeing
that Pat is Irish. he ought to make
good in the role. ’
W Bennett. daughter at
the ‘
is being transferred to thc'
'lJLd her §
\’(-5
appear as wading,
1::Il1ard l urthlI mess. ‘
SUI. ;
1L5 1"“11'1-
3's”
that 7
if! Bio-v
of
1:35 (26- '
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iiotxal (
concerned :
hum-la» '
Accordzug 2
the last 1‘
5
ews And Notes For Norwalk' Theatre-Coors
PAGE TH REE
a
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LAST ms TODAY
Eva Novak and Frank Mayo
”in—
“THE TRIFLERS”
The frank story of a modern society girl who laughed at
contention and triflcd with lift '5 pl‘lC‘L‘It‘SS gifts.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
With Eugene O’Brien and Mae Busch
Footfitters Lu
ELWOOD’S
The Home of Better Shoes
The quality of our Footwear will be remem—
bered long after the price is forgotten.
he entire family
122 Washington St.
South\ or“ alk
70-72 \0. Main St.
OUR MID-WINTER SALE
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Phone 747
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So. Norwalk
the, nunst ul."
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of a 111+ sun? at._; \~,,‘t
Inc? 11' "TC‘C'Y of 4 g‘(
As soot: as C “In 1; 31mm 1.
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918 said “'12; [rm-u hrr or.” (I! 13.x In s'
groles of 1.rr \‘ill‘lL‘G urn-7
Harry 1011 'I‘llzw': yolrtl...‘ Y»
glad. "Tin Til" 17.3011 cl AI 1.1111
:Heurts.“ is in n: fiEmI-j vi 11 that
rresistibls 11am»! (lara Lox 71‘3“
'1 111le Mm LMnthl,
taken ;
Iu'ho W
the studio’
like an athe-
lir;
as, known :15
Beauty “ .21 "cu \ia'r ago lnlorl.
leading rol- .
“Z ht;
LII
.Xino. : l";.l.l: ,
retirement from tlxI sure“ L-f ~r in 1‘
mar: 1am to a I'lllslbu unlit-:2-
»aire. will return to the rszlve-r 5: run
fin a nromincnt roll: 17: support of
,Dliss Don: ‘
Owen Moorr, who is sierra: 17‘
1"Thc Parasites." says 1111.1 music as '
I
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an aid to U: (screen actor in
wring emotions, is the bunk.
deflares that every time that he
regis-
has
is tryzng: to la;-
the finest screen charactrolaalions 1;.
Her
strind to. in an emotional climax. tlm
Tfunny and starts in playing "'l‘lic'
Hangtown Blues.”
Donald Grips .tn addition to (.1-
rectlng Doug in his latest feature
"Dun Q." will play one of the must
importint Character roles. Crisp.
you remember, contributed one
o! ,
his portrayal oi the brutal lather inj
Grimm‘s "Broken Blossoms" "Lion
Q" is a sequtl to one o: Fairbanks
most popular pictures "Th--
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Mary Brian. :1 slxl°en~year-old url— 7
known. who the part of
"Wendy" in “Peter Pan," Will play
‘ o .1
2- -2} c ..
Ithe lead in ”The Little French Girl."
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