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14.352 V 3‘“ 3F” 6.. golf ; Drive When State Of comp m S. ta e lfnquestionably the finest {notion picture ever sheen in the Norwalh
of Young Rail Split-
” g _ ‘ SPECIAL EXTRA CHILDREN’S MATINEE OF
'ter, She Denies. I-Ie
Texas Was Broke “ABRAHAM LINCOLN”
r ., .. “80”.” says Lois Wilson, "-b ' ' Touonow 'Oma AT 10 O'M—Umn ' -
It infaw I'm broke. l'rn busted clean 2:: was AWRWM DIRECTION or 381133 rm moan?!”
" ' . “it". Ella Buchannn. noted sculptress.‘ ADMISSION TO THIS PERFORMANCE FOR SCHOOL
r “ARE That's the start of Emerson
who "cently completed a statuette
of Lincoln as the young rsfl splitter.
takes ism withpeople who apply
such adiectivea as awkward. clumsy
uncouth to Lincoln.
CHILDREN TEN CENTS
SATURDAY SUNDAY mar
First Connecticut showing of BABY PEGGY
HARRY CAREY ’S I“ “83'" "We use in the world .
Hough's novel. “North of 30.3-.pro-
duced. on the actual locale of the
story as it took place sixty years
ago which shows tonight for the last
. time at the Regent theatre.
h n. to has to her _
it A! that time, many in the south cncglflratfslfutngqrzubjecu of Lln- ‘ . _ m BABIES” :
. wlere binkrupt. Miss W'ilson. who coin. declares that she finds Ell“ Newest western production HELEN’S .
“' gut-3:" bli‘lpialgtclostolifiti in m] and charm in almost every line of “ilh -
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“Beym‘d the Border” iciars Bow Edward Horton, —
And the last chapter of i We, AMI 811d
"Galloping Roofs" V 3 Richard Tucker
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
“BARRIERS BURNED AWAY”
.\ drama of the great Chicago iii-c
”his body. and she cites the photo-
graph of himtaken in 1960 at the_
time of his Cooper institute speech
in New York. at the age of anyone
to prove her contention. _
This photograph. taken by Nat-
thew Brady of New York. does in-
deed show Lincoln to advantage.
Every line is graceful and cxprcs—
sive or dignity and power. espe-
cially the hands and arms and the
poise of the head and body. It is a
standing picture. straight as an In-
dian. the face beardless and the ex-
pression benign and charming.
"Lincoln was never clumsy." de-
clares Miss Buchanan. “He moved
rapidly when under pressure of
work and went upstairs four steps
at. n. time. Also he sat easily on
his horse and his movements Were
free when at play with his children.
“His face was not ugly. Ills fea-
tures were strong and when ana-
lyzed were expressive and noble.
lIis habitual wearing of a collar too ‘
large accentuated tho icanness off’
his face and neck. and ill fitting 1
clothes at times made him appear
almost grotesquebut to the artist's
eye the long lines show with grace
and majesty.
Every person who knew Lincoln
testifies to his charm and dwells up-
on his engaging personality. and
many of them bear out Miss Bu-
chanan's own opinion that neither
photograph. nor clay, nor canvas
has ever yet caught him as people
m saw him nor cvct' will. for it was
SO FORTH they godllkc spirit of the man shin-
ing through his personality that
n‘. [~an FAX made him so engaging.
This spirit has becen can t in a
considerable degree by Mr. George
Billings. creator of the role of
"Abraham Lincotn." which is now
being shown at tho nialto Theatre.
it is this quality in Mr. Billings that
caused exot'nited States Senator
Coir. the most distinguished living
friend of Lincoln. to explain when
he first met Billings: "Your like-
new to President Lincoln almost
shocks me. It is difficult to be-
lieve that so perfect a likeness could
exist. You seem to be. not a play.
er. but Lincoln himselt. ‘
Texas. is no better off than the rest.
Nobody counted their cattle. for cat-
tlo couldn‘t be sold. There was no
market. no railroad.
Tho carpet-buggers at Austin. led
> . by sim Rudul-augh (Noah Becry)
.vT‘ _ '.k..t:‘lt;sday ui'o‘. stealing lund scrip. driving off
' cattle, and drt‘fll’ug or a day when
\u." l. Humor
I, they will be masters of a. great em-
Bmadmull. Adolph pin: in the south.
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'Rmiixi ~ KID"
Then comes word that a. railroad
has been build as far as Abilene.
Kansas. Cattle. it is said, are in de-
m mand there at as much as ten dol-
.. . fl, . iars a head. Talsie decides desper-
'YVVER‘ ]\ \[Lk ntely (0 drive all the cattle left by
l-‘.udabnugh's raiders to Abilene
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more than one thousand miles away.
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Nobody has ever driven cattle that
far. There is no trail. But Ernest
'l‘orlcnce. playing Jim Nabours. the
{grizzled ranch foreman. and Jack
‘ limit, as Dan McMastcrs. think that
it can he done.
The Start. ‘
The start is made with the north
svur as their only guide. )icMastcrs
falls under suspicion. Miss “'ilson'e
trunk containing the scrip that gives
Q Maurice. internationally known "society dancer" is lookng'for a~ partner,— one who will nuke
an iron-clad promise not to marry for love or money. Poor Maurice! He just can't keep a part-
ner. Joan Sawyer left him for marriage. He thought he'd keep Florence Walton because he made
hr we to the Del So, r nch d‘ her Mrs. Maurice, but they were separated by divorce. Now he is recovering from a third ”Silt",
‘. '. . a s- . ' . .
. appears and is found in ms wagon Lenora Hughes deserted him to_niarryv_Senor Carlos Basualdo,_Argentine milliohaire,_witb when:
Tor. , liolt won't explain. He is banished .1” h "9'me
-from the outfit. dishonored. _,
Onward moves the herd at its piti-
lul ten, lnllus a day. Past the Col-
‘L-l‘zillu and Brazos river—dangerous
gst‘ilnming for the htrd—past Cle-
burn". Temple, Austin, \Vnco and
I‘vrt “'ur'ii \‘illagm
li'l‘lllbisllsh and his men follow.
dUsrminmi to stop the caravan.
iiu-iabnugh knows that if the herd
‘ rmrhr-s Abilene it means immediate
prosperity for Texas, for other herds
will follow. That would mean the
(nil nvf his regime.
.ittrr wear; months the herd
‘ reaches the Red River in flood time.
lTiic cattle. by a miracle. swim across
Indian Territory.
0n pus-h the drivers into lhu dan-
R‘i’olls Comanche lands of lndisn
ll t'l'i'ory. Iiuduhaugh and his men
.irc still lwhin-i. They have been
lnmml by Mohlasters after he was
‘lllchonormi by the caravan. They
aliat'k the herd and tame; a stam-
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RA‘DIO
THIN‘ WHAT IS BACK OF IT
' I 'HB unfailing performs“ of the Arman.
Katreotnbinedwith itsesse ofoperatlon
makesevcryonesinuterot'theair.
Windscreen sretnthnarkcrlghtnowornor.eal
ones We wenteveryeoeteseeforhiinsrlfthese
wonderful titan-tents. .
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17o. Em V‘ ”‘0".
\nyll lit l l')
.\ bathing girl who run really- ’
swim, that is Vera. Woodman, well
known for li-r work in Christie two-
reel comedies. \‘L-ru. was out: of the
original Mack Sennett bathing beau-
ties. who are noted more for their
shapclincss than for lht'll‘ aquatic
foals. Vera. however. has won two
championships for diving and for
the '100 and zoo-yard swims.
As she was brought up on a. large ”
ranch near Monterey. Cal. she is
also perfectly at home in the saddle.
and is J'illing to take :1 than": at
riding any horas".
Vera has stuck to the t‘Ao-rcrl‘
liliiis longer than most of tin: acqua-
tic beauty squad. She has been
with tho Christie forces for about
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l’nset lh( lamp
{bill \I’ 1 ”WE That burned. in}. Janie .
That started thr; Chicago fire
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That provided a plot for a now big
' ' ' ' 1 film. "Harriers Burned Away."
”HE li!:‘\‘\ li‘)\‘ '4‘ - o o e
The picture is going great guns in
Chicago. and Archie Terris plans to
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' ' 1'.~.1,,l- (‘hlcf y. ”U“. ”and they cut has been assigned a. part ill the next Lew Tall-0t claims that showman-‘
. PM"- m-e . . . . ct. it hurt: for one of 1h" “r” open. # 7, I ‘ ”__"' i 4
; .. . . . . _. years. .\ow rho is about to stop 8
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I .. .. “w m" “mm“ Heard The Latest?
. . , . ' mun-u.- Medina-I." al)9 a press ship 1. the art of merch dirt
: , Al Christie feature ptuductlcn. > - an ii: an
- . lh<_ turd to pieces and surround "(la ”mop Flirting." , W1 blurb. um married when 31-“, article that the public desires. His I t. O t B . k R d
, :li-l1\'.;r'_~. Just in lime lhd tbiny hellonm- ‘ . e . was only lilteon )‘(gll’s oldiuand is knowledge g. MM on long experi- . in 11 Oil NDSWIC 6C0? S
. - us .u o uoneers are save y a - . ._ o .W .. .
{HER ‘D‘ IL“ 5 panvforf L'nitrd States cavalry from It “variety is the spit», of luv," ‘ 3:31.: spgundunmtchf’rh son. pal-III :33: Pin :hgws businee: and “‘13:; NICK LUC q S SIPIGIPIG
, fort cm 7 “5 “ ‘3 5““ 1° b“ 5”“‘5‘ “Tram” huelnr~sfndt1sormll in one." \‘ewllz'ricntheaztg‘ la°rnl§§t-5°3?&.’.r. '
. .-.. 1' ;. \t ‘lfl‘S-t, -.\l-ilcnc appt-ars in 1210 '3 tending am“: 3" spicy - h 0 0 ' t‘handl’o." He ballet-ac he is offer- Because They A“ 1”“ You .
'““ ‘ ‘E‘ ‘5‘" ° dléanc... 7 these-days. After liming played
"she is not only my Wife." said ing the public its money's worth in; ' V
.\irrlon “ilh an cnismsflctll smile. "W’lne. Women and Song." ' somebOdy lee You a.
"but my best. pal—and, 1 may add. Other new releases are Q
my svvcrcst CTillC." - m
rough frontier characters in "The.
Covered Vi'agon" and “North of 36."
became a pirate captain in
3n Bu: that is not the end.
Just when fortune is within Miss
“'iisons' grasp Rudabaugh and his he
existence I‘
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men sweep dOWK'l upon her once “Peter Fan.‘ and now he is senior . . . , - non We Bytow . .
more m on" 0‘ the "105‘ drama“: partner m “ deparm‘em 5W." m Recently we sew ““‘m‘dlhe 01"” n - ’ ’ ‘ I Whoa. Kale Silver Bands of Waikiki
and colorful climaxes in the his- “The Dressniakcr from Paris.’ {ca-l tnur." scheduled ‘0‘, . Norwllk . {MT MARCH m“ . u the End of “10 Hello 'Tucky!
tory of screcn drama. u 1, a thing turing Leatrice Joy's return to the f. ‘. M
showing within a few mks. Thu
pivtum is onn of the most remark-
ablo "I the yup—remarhnblc in that
It contains within a few hundred
ifect some of the best. and some of
'0UR COAL WILL I Ain’t Got Nobody to Love
tory of onc's heart as a. thing ncvcr are said to be the World's fourteen
to be forgotten. ' most beautiful women. and Terrence
Here’s the second "Covered Wa- says. "Boy. I‘m glad I‘m not blind!"
[that will inscribe itself in the his- screen. He is hobnobbing With what
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Come in today and get the I'm Blank for Brunswick
Music Contest ‘
-v~- gen" 0‘ "”5 generation—Just as b“ ' ° ‘ ‘ _ the worst photography thst we hove M “or, .
H: l a, story. Just. as stupendous a. pro- Edmund Lowe sustained an lnjlir-; \ora Steadman. mm. «n. S P] Pi . R n _
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“‘ duction. by the same author and ed eye when he has hit by a squash . . , s
" i with a cast that spells perfectiorw ball some time ago. He has recorer- girls loss than 1.3 years of age ap- T1“, scene is a lake “ 11..“ John New Us ayel' alto 0 ,
7 ' 5. 4 There's 3°! a red-blooded Ameri- ed “id is “a"! 3'- work 0“ ”'5 new plied tit the Film Booking Ufficc Gilbert and Eleanor Boardman. as . . .
(-n can in the land "11": going to miss FOX picture. "The Best MM“ studios in a week for work in pic- lllt. lovers. are canomz in "10 111000‘ Po“! Pm T011 HOT ll! “10 39713!“
up“
I'll BedYou InIyDi-eanu Insufficient Sweetie
LotHeBetheFirsttoXissYouGoodHorm'ng "
STUDWELL glANO co. '
111,8 01m- o 0 0 tut-es. "And c\cr3' one of the 39: llglii. For some unknown reason the
Irene R101). \‘i’arner Brothcrs 8981'. constrivrtvvl hvrselr kvtlllllllll." surily usual our-exposed daylight scene
has completed “Eve's Lover." Im- remarked l;. P. l‘inomun. manager (“'llllili reproduce into wonderful
modiately following final scenes of at tho etudlu. "or the 39;: but 2i moonlight effects on water) was not
the picture she underwent a. alight were t'xccpliunnl enough in appear- used. but some kind of a fake stunt
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50th \iil‘ll" lk 5 ed. She is doing well. thank You. telephone numbers" fine-man Con‘ Chrome-mhogmph. It “3. 3° Oflen.
. d . _ ' finned. ..Onl_\’ three of the :1 had sibly faked us to almO“ "m" m.
LION 0r lamb; intense,heat
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ligurcs. Rather ’
lights shone on the hundreds of tiny
bubbles on the enter. Each salt out
a little helation as near approach-
ing a fairslsnd scene as anything
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MI“ ”[11th Aileen Pringle has been engaged any experiencn lmlorc t'llhel' c'amera scent. "up?” to four-”draft Tn“.- 6'8 N0. M8"! St. . b0. “()de . .
Q - ” to play the principal feminine lead or scrub. and tor the tin-cc we. ' ' ' tion nstant y. “£ka 3‘" ' 9
“tore" lili'. ~ GE in “W'ildi‘ire.” the part that Lillian found not a day's work. “‘e lulu. :l1 It “us immediately Idiom 17! I "“3‘0‘3’" C°m° ‘C 0" ..
34 WW” * Street Russel made famous on the stage. list or svwrvral hundred xi ho have ' shot that was a cred“ to the If! (11- more. . E.
53.2: __ “3 ' ‘ ‘ Vitagrsph is timing this stirring worked in Ollr pictures before and rector. “CmIISM‘m _ '
. — 7 Phone 471 . melodrama of the race track. Whom we know. They get first the canoe It In m. '0 '3’“ “'9 CROSS WORD ’
Animal Star of Hum- Three hundred and "WW-m "m” ““‘°”°'"“" '“°."..'m°"‘...'n°,'“a°éu"i§ $150 $150 %
DESCRIPTION CONTEST
IN CASH PRIZES
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ane Kid Has Easy . ..
gait—But Can Buck Favor AbOhShll'Ig
Too The County Boards
Took Soldiers’ Funds,
Gets Prison Sentence The Norwalk Coal
IN CASH PRIZES 7 "
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Pusaic Silk sh
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BP‘H'GLP‘iRT
"‘9“ and So
i New York Cl"
nine. March 8th
Dev—4 bucking horse with shock
absorbers and baloon tires! This is
'how he described ”Pal." his won-
derrul new “Golden Mai-er who can
buck in all the ways known to eq-
uinencantankerousneu. butll’euduu:
so easy of i: when not ca -
on to do n‘: tricks that he calls
her the ”Rolls Royce of the Range.
Pal appears for the first time
since her picture education in Gibc
son's new ieature “The Hurricane
Kid." which is now playing at the
Palace theatre. _
The new horse is a thorough so;
tress. and the wens. W Psi
and her wild mate—O romance be-
tWeen two. animals is angry-int 3-!
in the new picture. . 10‘
mance however there-{0 M” W
lore. for Gibson m "4W
race. with a min! In” “Tum
back. and .tbefsesn- sad-1.50:0
captures. the brash“! a?“ hut”
in the gem W
were Representative Sarah B. Craw-
ford of \Vestport and J. D. Hubbard
and Thomas RYan of Ridgefield.
None appeared in opposition to
the bills. .
Proponents expressed the belief
that the County commissioners had
outlived their age of usefulness with
the coming of prohibition. and that
the work now being done by the
commissioners could easily be taken
over by some other agency. or taken
care of by one commissioner. instead
of three.
son in the new picture. and hi the:
out of principals are Violet La
fiance. younger‘aister of‘Leura Le
Plante. the noted ‘Universal star.
Harry Todd. the eccentric come-
dian. Arthur )lsckley. William A.
steels. and other favorites. Edward
1:. who created “The Saw-
dust Trail" and ”The Ramblin' Kid."
cow- -
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lain-nah!”
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the \Vindham county bar and a
member of the state legislature, was
sentenced to from three to {our
years in state's prison by Judge
Christopher L. A'.ery in Criminal
Superldr court yesterday afternoon.
He was found guilty of misappro-
priating funds belonging to the es-
tates of incimpctcnt soldiers
whom he had been appointed con-
servator by Judge Paul Miller of the
Bridgeport district probate court.
Bennett spent the money unac-
counted for. his counsel. Attorney
Franklin Coellrr of New Haven.
stated. to satisfy his unhappy craVo
ing for liquor. - o .
Two counts were alleged against
Bennett. sentence being passed on
the first and judgment suspended on
the second. On the first count. he
was charged with embezzling $7..—
054.56 from the estate of Nikarov
Schwetz. an insurably insane acidic.
and. on the second, the sum of 81.-
5.35 Irvin the estate of Joseph G.
Brnsenalt. who has been restored to
V -—.Advertiss :in the Sentinel.
his capacitg. . .
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iProp. Man Must-Re
a Rival to Houdini
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A challenge to Houdini. on behalf
or the assistant directors of the
screen ranks. hasvbeen issued by
over Eddie James. assistant totaeorge.
Archainbaud. who is directing Ben
Lyon and, Viola Dana. in ”The Nee
essdry Evil." '
Houdini's- mystifying tricks of
producing objects out of thin air are
equalled and even surpassed by an
assistant director almost every do!
of the working week. says Eddie.
By way of proof he recites the list
of items handed hi tnby Director
Archsinbaud recently to be procured
on a day's nottze. The list included;
One kitchen stove:,twonow girls
(twins) for a wedding: two i
titre extinguishers; We met: with
‘iong gray beards: one safe-cracking
set and one minister. “HIM
Let the m. mam beat that. u
TONIGHT . -
Dramatic Club
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. soawsnf'x axon moor.
Presents
“Adam and Eva”
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. REGENT THEATRE
r R . .wy;
ihe mil-rs mu with slider __‘_
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' nmoaspom u h s w .. °°“"‘ ”3 . . . & Supply CO- ALADDIN BETWEEN .
. _ HARTFORD, march 5-—Arnong . . are .— a er .. .
. .4 Ho“ mm“. ‘31s: 33:32,? those who appeared In favor of MV- Earl Bennt‘tl. 30 years old; ot Iinrt- Incidrmaut’ add ”0‘“ ("lift (”3‘ ‘0. WATER STREET INN STAMFORD ;
- , 333:3»? 3:33:qu can"? "I! 3"“ ”m” °°“““°’°° by t“ I'm" ‘°"" “ ‘°”“°' "“1”" ‘“ ”‘° °m°° «53°2er 11.21.2313: :33“; ° ' sonar-on ave AND :
81 .1 l " : from his career as a. racing driver lativo Judiciary committee h”: of the State Comptroller. and whose ‘ ' ( '0 j:
e . . d methins yesterday relative to abollshment o f ’ , a“ OI the Post Road D ARIEN .
-—says hes discovere 50 the ofllce of County commissioners ather was a prominent. attorney or
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