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A. May of 2264-0 Lacotah Bldg" has
that cuts down gas consumption. rs-
mnves all carbon. prevents spark
plug trouble and overheating.
cars hase made over 49 miles
gallon. Any one
the minutes. Mr.
nn‘. is offering to
can install it in
Pori‘Unitg’s
Knock '
Make a Place!
.\0 one was ever born into
the world all ready to till his
niche. Your career will take
on the shape you give it. Hit-
ting your stride is half the
l‘.lf"‘.‘.
The world's successes were
potential misfits who made
themselves fit the needs of
their times. The greatest
men at. some time avoided
failure by a hair's breadth.
Keep working. keep observ-
ing. keep learning—and you'll
be waiting for Opportunity on
the doorstep.
O 0 C to
Another mighty good way of
getting close to opportunity is.
‘ to trail her through the A-B-
C Classified Ads.
amazing new device
Many
on a
May wants agent;
send one free
Vone auto owner in each ‘0
loca .
f \V rite him today. —Adv. lity
2. WIDFSPREAD
mucus MARK
HISTORY or u. s.
C a t t l e Movements,
Theme of “North of
36,” Influenced
U. S. Development
Two great marches mark the his-
tory of the maLing of the United
States.
The first was the trip of the cov-
:3: tmagenta across the plains and
n as rem M
in 1849 issourl to Oregon
The second. although of equal im-
portance. is not so well known.
It is the Journey of the early Tex-
as settlers. driving their cattle from
the ranches in southern Texas to
the railroad in the north.
It is this latter Journey which
forms the theme of “North of 36. "
which opened on a five day run at
the Regent Theatre yesterday The
story of “North of 36 " adapted by
James Hamilton. appears on the
screen as a faithful picturization of
the epic story by Emerson Hough.
who also wrote "The Covered “'ag-
on."
i The story opens in Texas in 1867.
Cattle without number roam the
ranges, but their owners are prac—
tically penniless, for there is no mar-
ket for their herds.
Everything looks pretty black
when news comes through that up
”north of 36." where a railroad ha:
been built the cattle can be sold at
an enormous profit by anyone brav-
ing the dangers of the tracklcss
plains. the lndian menace, swollen
strEams and a hundred and one oth-
er lurking perils.
Taisie Lockhnrt (Lois “'ilson)
orphan. young. beautiful and here-
ditary chieftaincss of one of the
largest and wealthiest (in cattle)
ranges in the Lone Star siatc. dc-
cides to risk the venture and with
her 4.500 long-horns. 16 cow hand
Frank Jacoby
12-14 No. Main Street
South Norwalk
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115 saddle ponies, etc.. she hits the
trail.
Obstacle after obstacle is placed
in their path. Over every hill a new
and unforeseen menace awaits them
Day after day they travel in the
scorching sun. across rivers and
over prairies. through timber and
hostile Indian country. "North of
36“ is their cry.
How. after months of hardships.
they finally reach the railroad town
and the ultimate results following
their arrival will go down in screen
history as a. thing never to be
forgotten.
in addition to the four featured
players. Jack Holt. Lois \Vilson.
Ernest Torrance and Noah Beery. the
cast includes such well-known play-
ers as David Dunbar. Stephen Carr.
Guy Oliver, \V‘illiam Carroll, Clar-
ence Geldcrt. Ella. Miller and George
Irving.
Sympathy.
(Everybody's Magazine.)
An untimely from effectually com-
pleted the mischief done earllir by
the insect enemies of Mr. Pcrkins'
potatoes. The tops of the plants.
which had served as pasturage for
the pets. were entirely destroyed. and
with them Mr. Pcrkins' hopes of a
crop. He was not selfish, howrver.
and could think of others in the
hour of adversity. In the afternoon
he was accosted at the post office by
a friend.
"Hello. Perkins! How‘s
‘thing up to the corners?"
"Trouble enough. “'illiamson,
trouble enough!” was the gloomy re-
sponse. "Ten million potato bugs.
and nothing for 'em to eat!"
ever)"
entertained
at
of \Voodward avenue,
relatives from Stamford
home yesterday.
AROHITED'I'S and BUILDERS
Sketch Plans and Estimates Gladly
E No. Main St.
THE R. H. FULLER
CONSTRUCTION CO.
inoomorsted
Furnished.
80. Norwalk
Phone 3127
Mr. and Mrs Anthony Oudirc. Sr., l
- tholn
for 3
Blonds Latest Love Captive
Of Rudy Valentino—on Scree‘v
Gent-Ida
Olmsted;
bland: and
beautiful, to the
latest love of
Rudolph
Valentino — or;
the screen.
Gertrude '00
chosen by Mn.
Valentino to
play opposite
“the Great
Lover" is his
newest picture,
"Cobra.”
CHARM OF OLD
SOUTH IN DAYS
“BEFOH DE WAH”
Spirit of Dixieland Pre-
; served in Film of
“North of 80" at the Ilcgcnt is a} Life Of Abe Linco‘n
play of a type of incident that had!
a grunt influence on the dtnclOp-l
mum of the “est.
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THEATRES
so FORTH
ll" I‘IL‘I FAN l
Two semi-historical nimics :
O C O ‘ i
Ate showing at the local throng:
the beginning of this “v ek.
The charm and cnchantmcnt of
. lthc old South in the days before the
| ‘.
Toda). sundmg the but up w the y(livnsmtion of the war came upon
(..hicago stockyards is a imitninim- ‘1'-”10 dm'! of “inhibition. Jifftr~
job. Fifty years ago it was an r1 .0 son and the heroes of the Revolu-
ElOT)’ 10 SN 11:0 the railhead. gtion: the days of Jackson and Clay.
0
l a . . ‘
"Lincoln." at the “mite. is a faith- ;Cnl mun. the Lars and their con-
I’ul enort ot the oroduccrs in pa~s itFPlPOFaflts- “th plantations were
down to history a graphic ['1']!le n- ifit with abundance and gentle folk
lotion oi the great l’rt-siilcnl. .Ilt‘lll court at Coulitlcss innnnrs, FIFO
0 o - calls-ll to life main in all iiivi’r grace,
There will be a special minim-o; romance and chivalry in the great-
of this film on \‘k cdncsday afternoon. l“! “r 3” film-‘L "Abraham Lincoln."
at 4 o'clock. following the rcgular|;"h‘hh opens at the Rialio Theatre
(H '1\'
matinee. This will gixe the school-
children a chance to see the “inn! The Whole world has kit the on-
and compare the “‘0 lilvtliods n:‘;t'lli’l.lllllhf‘nt of Dixivland since the
learning history-the lu‘illlccl \VOILI 1'4” ‘ ‘10“ pictures and soul: huvn car-
as against the cinema picture story. i"”“ H" beauties ‘0 ull “hm” “lid
.— o o o 'lallons.
“Excuse 311:," at the Poison, is O“ In "Abraham Lincoln" signal
a type that readin finds itself to the ; “on” has he?" done ”‘9 him-0"?-
rchh'nlr)’. the immortal homes and
movlcs. and should pmtiilc grnuiuc.
. -lll‘\\'0d“ w c :Suh.
rclaxation for the l. b. m. and nusi- y. “l: ”w" ‘ggtf1:':)“‘;n;nn afiflllrl‘lll‘olltls
ncss woman too. ’ l ‘ ‘
O
llll‘lrlil documtnt.
Robert Edward Lce. Stonewall
Jackson. Jefferson Davis and others
lwho wrote their names high in the
3.11mi; of the South's history. come
mm in living. breathing forms to
.ilxiill i‘:r htaits of those who adore
thr lr i u niory.
T1.3 mory of the picture touches
ane touth at liodgenvillc. Ky.. the
lbirthplace of Lincoln: at \‘ew 0r-
Incidentaily. the prcss agent dope
gives one the impression that "Ex-
. cuso Bic." was iilmed in a real cross
country train. At the same time “I
photo play magazine shows a pic-
turc of the i’ullman scones being-
shot in a fake carriage. installed in
the studio. Someone slipped.
Jackie (002;! Is one of the stms leans. at Richmond: City Point; Ap—
‘ booked (Of Norwalk ““hlh the "PK! Epornattox; Charlston S_ C
ifcw necks. Incidcnlnlh. “hilt“ ————____.
' Jackie was on his tour to the Star Screws Driven by llainmcr.
l East. he came in contact with “an. Hammer-driven screws are the
old Jacquith of Duricn. who spent ' latest time-savers for work in hard
several days towing the prodigy i metal and composition materials.
; around. while showing Jackie to the i A hole of the correct size is drilled
; destitute children. and the tlt‘slllllll‘ I in the mult‘l‘lal. into this the tip of
children to Jackie. the new type screw is inserted. As
it is hammered. the screw cuts and
twists into the material. The ex-
treme hardness of [no screw and the
angle 01‘ its threads make it turn
as it is driven. —- Popular Science
Monthly.
Must Be Corrected Some Day.
The United States spends twice as
much for tobacco as for education.
and sti.l very few smokers have
‘learned to blow an aceepiable ring.
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PAGE THREE
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lN“llURRlCANE 1
Starting
Today
Here With New Ani-
mal Star in Western '
Film of Lower Sier-l
ras
Hoot Gibson. \Vestern star. stages
a new brand of thrills and sensations
in his latest picture. "The Hurricane
Kid." coming to the Palace on
Thursday. Gibson is seen in a des-
perate running ilgnt on horseback.
at breakneck speed. in a thrilling
irace and other exciting adventures.
‘and one of the spectacular features
is the capture and breaking to the
saddle of a. wild horse. Dangirous
, trails in the lower Sierras are the
2 locale for much of the action.
l Marion Nixon. - noted screen .
'bcauty, is seen in the leading femi-
nine role. and others in the cast are .
Violet La l’inntc. a. younger ester of :
Laura La Plaiite. the noted star,
; Harry Todd. thu- character comedian. 3
[\Villiam A. Steele. Fred Hurm-s. Ar- ;
ithur Mackiey. and the full force of
'the Universal Ranch Riders. .
A notable animal star makes her:
'(It‘lHll. wxih lloot Gibson in the new ;
picture. This is Pal. his famous
"Golden Marc." 3. pure l‘alamino:
said to he tho. perfect specimen oft
this \_Vestcrn horse. ,
"I‘al" has boot) in training for
months An init'rt‘sllng v-pzsmlc is
a romance bctwrcn the horse and
her I’ild mate to parallt'l the ro-
mance of the human actors-in the.
story. This is staged togclhEr with
the capture of the wild :tccd after-
:t thrilling chasc, and the scrncs
showing her hrokcn to the saddlc.
“'ill Lanib-‘rt wrote lllf‘ story (S-
pecially for the star. and his spirit»
ed mare.
PULLMAN CAR
SCENE OF FUN
IN “EXCUSE ME”
Rupert Hughes’ Story.
of Marriage Mixup;
on Train Shows at‘
NAIIONAl
r‘ C . JQES
SPECIAL
School Children's
Matinee
Wednesday Afternoon
at 4 o’clock
" School Children Admitted
to this performance for
Ten Cents
coll!"
‘ Thil production is en-
dorsed by The Better
Films' Asgociation of
Norwalk. -
3 Perform-
ances Daily
2:15, 7 and 9.. -
fig!
Palace i
Somebody once said that laugh- l farce. and it is deftly
chance of finding a minister on the:
train. so that she can nccompanyl
him as his wife to his new Navy post
~in the Philippines. ,
Of course. lllt" «ill'ilculty of find-E
int: lll-‘ minist- r forms the ccntcr of.
the llll‘lllsll‘ii: plot, but other inter-l
‘esiing trouble and trouble—makers;
1 enter in. One of the lattcr is Fran-
! cine. an ofd friend of Harry‘s played
by Renee Aniorcn. who is running
away from llt‘l‘ husband. She plans
"Excuse hie," which came yestv-rday
to the Palace Theatre. for this pic-
ture is just about the most girth re-
ducing entertainment of the sear.
"Hycusc Mo" was a famous stagcl
t‘arcc by Rupert liunhcs and this in- l
dcfaticnblc wcrkcr adapted his play '1
and supervised its production. The.
laughs brought by this picture are
not just occasional squeaks, but con-
tinual roars.
Maybe the familiarity of tlic nudi-
chc- with cxpcricncrs on a Pullnmn to fun] any tlri. clues that may be
car made the misfortunes of thc around by having Harry pose as her
characters seem especially funny, husband. llur ['r‘COCiOUS child calls
but certain it is that the locale of1
tho story—n train spec-ding across
the contincnt~sccmed \ery lucra-l
the for dcu‘loping comeri}. and it travelin: snbsm'm. and his acting is‘
must be said th it neithcr Mnlcxcruciuimgly runny. “'alter lllcrs
Hughes nor director Alf Gouldingfwas n-‘vcr before as amusing as he
have overlooked any opportunities is in the role of tho longosvm‘cring
for collccting laughs. ;and over-curious porter. Others in
"Excuse Me" is joyous‘ the cast include “'iilirim V. .‘long.
him "papa" Marjorie comes
upon them.
Bert llcach appars as a bibulous-
JUSI as
swift.
Rich in Strength
"SM-AM"
TEA.
is always fresh. pure and de-
licious and is always more sat-
isfying than ordinary tea.
Black. Green or Mixed Blends.
Five Views of t e “Great' Emancipator”
in New Film
'\..
we...
acted by an John Boles.
Norma Shearer plays gene Cameron.
Edith Yorke and En-
John Boyle was
ing makes you fat. but that veryi‘WCUl"m €35!-
hcarty convulsions arc thinning. 1 Marjorie Neuton, :1 socicly girl who photographcr.
Considering this premise, all thin i is pOl‘Sliil'lL‘d lay l‘wr tianccc. Harry
poopln had tit-u”- stay away “<01”; Mallory (t‘onrwl Nag-ll) to take a
qua-man...
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