«1". 1'\“(‘H 9.1925.
THREE DAYS
TODAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
No Advance in Prices
The Most Daring
Picture of the Year
LOUIS B. MAYER
present:
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71:57 Drama of Regeneration by
Benjamin Glaze:
I ::‘~. .: BrEFIizvxt Catt including
.5." Menjou Eleanor Boerdman
C N 3ch Hedda. Hopper
E: Connolly Miss Du Pont
giENT THEATRE
ONLY
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TODAY AND TOMORROW
Daily at 2:15, 7:15, 9:10
um Picture Spectacle Based Upon the Old Testament
§TEH SIX DAYS’
”mm a screen production—it is a mighty film presentation
of the story of Christianity.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
,JAcm ~
The Kid iMmsel-F
Man.
_ A Picture You'll Love]
ICONRAD man
In NEW FILM
AT THE PALACE
Conrad Nagel. Eleanor Boardman.
Adolph Menjou. Hedda Hopper.
Miss DuPont nnd many other at the
brightest stars of the film {inna-
rnent will be tound in “Sinners in
Silk." the new Metro Goldwyn pro-
duction which opens a three days
run at the Palace Theatre today.
This thrilling drama of regeneration
by Benjamin Glaser has been made
the most alring picture of the en-
tire yer. The palace will present
a new vaudeville bill and “rho
M'Glrl" tor the-last hall 01 the
not. . '
Greenilex Shoes for Children
.- good looks of these shoes is real
S'E‘Iected and thoroughly depend—
- 1.:1: counts most in shoes for children.
. .-‘_ Vthers call them the economy shoe.
’ 1: ‘150 to $3.50
MILTON ELWOOD
122 “‘aghingtun St. so. Nomalk
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PAGE THREE
and Notes for Norwalk Theatre-Goons
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New Attraction at The
Palace
Now A! The Palace Theatre
RM
1. 10 "Ell IRE
great cast with Mabel
-AD:ema,o§th,eJheat
An epic love story overwhelming in its emotional appeal
Throbbing with the intensity of vivid drama. it stands out as
one of the real motion picture hits of the, year.
Today and Tomorrow
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Ballin. Eric Mayne.
\Vanda Henley and Frank Mayo
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'BIG CHICAGO
5 FIRE OF 1871 IS
IN FILM STORY?
“Barriers B u r n e. d
Away” Takes Ills-
toric Blaze as Back-
The Chicago fire of 1571 has been
reproduced with great realism and
er Arthur F. Beck tor the ljrzcorc
Ipicture. "Barriers Burned Aw .31‘ '
ishowing today and tomorrmx at the
lI-llnlto theatre. Adapted by Imah
Baird from E. l". Roc's famous nov-
el and stage play, "Barriers lhzrnvd
Away." weaves n fascinating ‘.r‘\(
story that, nttor hearmchcs .md 121
understandings.
.3-
)iabel Ballin portrays :1 delutamr
of the period who is us li'xurlz‘y us
lshc ls lunutlrul. 111 :- {:11l1v1 2s :21:
proprietor of the lxunlulr‘h .\
Store. “here there is engage ' 351L11-
ter a. young m 1n “ho h 1e stmp
ed to this lowly position in ilzc limp-
'of thereby seeking a clue to the 21
,ot a famous old nizlSiPrDIOCf‘ stumr
: from l‘.:.< mother.
Tls l-‘runk Mayo. who, at slgh'. tall:
in lme with 111.1 proud l'Ill‘lStlnf‘.
lint. wouid look at a par: .1
Certainly nr-ti Tim? is not un’il l
innocently \\ rocked hor (ondcsl
Idroam, for Chrisnne‘s great ambl-
tion “as to h:‘.\-‘ her copy of :1 mus-
,terplewo accepted iy the Anal-311.).
of I‘cslgn. Not knowing who :11.»
artist was. he made
that sunyed opi.lon against Mr.
Then she sought a. rm cnge th.1t could
only haw b01- n plannni by a. \\ 01113111
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5311‘
1 the horrors and icrrfirs of the hoio
l caust that. le- we. ml Chicago. (Itl rrs
'in the cast besides Miss Ba‘ lln and
Frank Mano uro “andw. llmrl
Tom Santschl, Harry '1‘. .‘iorev
, ly Van, Arline Pretty.
ILawson Butt, \\'1lllnm V Mons: J
i P. Lockney and others. The direc-
tion war by “Z S. Van Dyke. Lani)
Baird having written the scenario.
culminates in hupg
Iplncss mong the ashes of 3 gr. :11 cny '
This 30mm; n:.""
l he frillclfill);
Franklv Mann‘
SO FORTH
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Sell your hammer and buy I horn 301d Testament Story
That's the adxtce that
rccchcd wit .in the last week.
0 0 t
We. do not knock mourn: plum-cs
ground for Love Plot '“ ““1 “B m '9 “‘= ' ”0“” '°'
the flll'ns as there is.
The {net remains. l..ough.t1:.°.t al‘
.fllma are not on the some lcxel.
‘shadons. and
Ho dens that :1r1y film could
the brs‘
C
attendances. than anything
in i 908.
O 0
There is no IWIf‘l' than the
and if this turn '1pp11d to
films. “hen \I., go: 1.»- x:2'.:n.:.'.c
film prv-ludlon. “e: “ll l:1\c
S‘lD"-Z‘l’*2:\€.‘ to mid to 1:.
' O O 0
Baby Peggy dl-lialuul lu‘r usun
l5 hl
e e e
”co: (:1! son's "The Hurricane
Kid." ins tint-hm! its run at that
Palace. ’l'l‘u- more \\~- so" of Hoot
‘xhe lwz'cr “11 '.‘1.»1 l-im. I'frlx'zps its
like natural Inclinati-m of the aver
lace homely man to detrst tho hand
some herons. Anyhow.
we llnd thn.
THEATRES ll
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we have
I Openmg hnicht the Regent The
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iof the most not: north} f- aturv films'
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at a tremendous expense by Produc- There 3:" high :ch's. hn‘. t- -toncs. and ”‘3‘ h“ ““‘r l‘ -n ”mulled “t ”“5:
to deny this would be ‘ “own“? house
not 1).,-
Critk'lsm hna done more {or mow-l $3 0"“ “0' .1“.- and took five years to
ling pictures and for moung picture1
PIN. l
\VPN It not for the critics. “0 should i
«in lu- sci-lug such films as “c didE
best.’
I
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in
to!
5crowd last night In “llclcn's Babies.“
v
Iall our favorites. as “'0 pass them in
TY‘":‘.Y.’ll r-‘\:-
”at:
1x, dml 2. high
(‘5an ll.1:r‘_.1=.
x' 1.
C (. "hon. Dung. l‘nirhanlu'.
Ran
It‘ht'm1‘.~$ 0! ille, only
.l‘nrnum. who mlitul "brood. " H‘-
‘ ccmly shoun at tho lit-cont Theatre:
:“Jm- l aruum plugs auay
1 \ork,
pllk up our '(urcod‘
rend: ’lulilnl by Joseph \\'. Flt-
‘numf \nd “hat a Job that boy
ldid! \\ hat a job he must hmc had
no d11.l'lt‘fnrc he landed 'Grcod'
it “as THE editing job of the year
a.
in So“
his broad qsporlcmv and high
\\':I-" north knuun on!) in n [on—and “0
program Ind
q
t'lulrlcy
l'crcy )lnrmnnt. and Dick Bar-
”It" last
warned and 9110.11: 5:20 mu nd pvrhax»: can qualify as bring above
him to hrr home—Jena Lune. him N“ ("H-3:" 1". IT‘S;
friendship and b-‘guxhng snnles and, J11 . J _ . _ 1' ..
honqed \xmords and ii: an, “hen hi. l T; ;:s}:l.1ixxxllnh ‘15 1K“ .L
heart “as at her r- cl. she trampl c.l. TN“ " '. “. ‘Ids “17h. ‘T1‘.=\
Ion it. She hated rum—hat. d him R." 1‘42" .\.,'T if“ ‘n
T—and knew that she loved 111m! ‘ ' I r 3”.
l'. is a beautitul lore atom—as:
:told in "Barriers Burned Aum. ""1”" I" “"1"" minor 0' "“3
.reatl‘llng' a hamw conclusion aw” \lm-Imr Pkturc \\‘.nrid says 11f Joe
The Corrlnne Griffith productions
with E. M. Asher at their head.
lwiah to go on record as opposing
; the habit of motion picture produc-
ers of changing titles of pictures
Just as they are about to be releas-
ul. They announce firmly that Co~
rinne's newly finished picture which
i has been called “Declasse” during
11lming shall be released under the
Mme title.
"[ am on record as stating that
v consider it a breach of taith with
e theater goers to change a main
Mile just prior to the release or a
picture." 83:: Mr. Asher. ““‘hen
t'orinne completed 'Declasse' l was
’ urged to change the title. the argu-
ment being that many people would
not grasp the meaning of the word
'Dcclasse.‘ This I refused to do. The
picture was started with that title
and it will so to the screen with
that title. The inn: follow the malt-
lng of big pictures. They read of
their progress of incidents that oc-
cur during production—they think
of their favorite star as he or she
will appear in the picture. The title
is planted in their mind. How. then.
can they know the picture it at the
last minute the title is changed? It
‘Declasee' comes out as Social Ex-
ile.’ or Society Outcast.’ for in-
stance."
Having voiced our feeble protest
over the title changing habit time
and 883m. we hereby rise to remark
"Hear. hear" to Mr. Asher.
Since she flnLhed "Declasse" Co-
rinne has been working on “The
National Anthem."
Doris Kenyon recently had an
operation for appendicitis.
We are told that there are eight
foreign noblemen and three world
war heroes appearing in ”The Mer-
ry Widow.” Eric von Streheim'a
modernized film version o! the fa-
mone operetta. with u... Hurray
term contract with Metro-Hay"
(30.. making the thirty-eighth Idem-
ber of their stock company. Itrwu
after seeing the quality or Pauline'a
work in "The Devil's Cargo" that
Mr. Mayer started the negotiations.
Edmund Lowe has completed
“TheBeetMan.”hienewPoxetarrv
in; vehicle. in which he plays a
and John Gilbert in the leads.
Milne. mt-
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triplemhltktheflntthe In.
.eereenhi‘erythteneeaerb
I omon
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“AFTER 6 DAYS”
BIBLICAL FILM
COST $3, 000 000
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Doris Kenyon and Roland Colman
__ IN _
“A Thief in Paradise”
from Adam and Eve Jackie Himself II
to Reign of King Sol-
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atrc “III sl. ow ‘Afivr SI! D855. " one I
The pull: T! is .1 stupendous pro-i
_rduc ion of the “arid s grt- atest sior}. 1
the UM. Testament which cnst our
make. but it is \astly more than a
l‘t'llEth'S and historical film, as
might be supposed. its tremendous
drama—127.1; opxc of Life. Itself—I
mukmz it t :13-1r1.1lnment of the highy
l‘st qutxlzty, that has an appeal tori
all. t
Whlrewr "After FL: Days" has;
:i»crr1 shmxn 1? has rcc-‘lwd not only
the commendation and endorsement;
To? scholars of tlw: and lalu‘.
cl- rxy
‘nho 2.;11.» \1c“~d l: .13 a superfmu} I‘"H'”CCOCAN-eTHE QAG NM
lure correctly (lepicum: the trcm- '
cndous ‘U‘Ins Of “ orld Iii-9“"? it which \\.II he shun“ nl (III. Ik‘gcni
portrays. I-ut also the enthusiastic. “Odleny.
lu‘ncomlunm cf the general public tur‘
2:5 suprun. 1nt011mnmcnt \alue. ll)0ris Kenyon Izearned
‘ .\".-- r N; Dans presents the story
:0! 1311-01.] l‘mtument iro: .1 Adam to Ride “ hile a Child I
13““ 5"" '0 the rim-.1 0’ “In? S°l°‘ Doris Krnyon. screen and state!
:mon. it shows in find fashion incl Harps... is 5.1“ to have learned u!
islaung of Abel by Cam, the mighty ride hqubdvk as a (.1 .1. a'mos',
worn or the Ark. the Deluxe. the ier-{orc H... l-~:1r11.-d 2,, \\:.'k. TM“
; r0“(‘r o! Bah-*1. the story of Ju- mm. “Town: 7 .31“, . \pgrj};p=§ “111;
lN‘ph and 11.13 Brithern. Illu magnlYi-- “hich 51... hurdlrs J r.:1.:.1\\.1)' hm-fl
'ccnce of Pharaoh's court. 1h»: dra- during .1 FAN... of :1 My“, p”... 3...
Imlulc nr-l l‘:l(h“ll€ life of Moses, the .15. ““312”,! in ".\ 'I‘hjpf
.\i:r:lcle of the lied Son. the tremen-
l
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iuvo-‘n lull)?
l‘
i
m l‘nrw‘.‘ unsold Colman and.
(dons lunlrs of the L'lllldr-‘n of 15- iron 11-”an urn coqlqzzzrcd “Vi:
lrzwl out: the .\111:1‘.ek1h>.-. the splcn- poris 1;":th m this r111 Sure. pro-
dors 0: king S-Ilozndns r1 ign his due-’11 for s...“ Got-Irvin by
futlgnlvnts .111. i hs rcmancc “ltll Georg“ I.‘r:1..1‘..r.1n' 1:3 :1 l‘.rs°. .\':1-
Tamah. the xirst \am; ure «1‘ historx. luonal ”.1. ““9
Mon thin six hundred principalsI
and thousands of slip-‘rnunlornrhs ‘—
logtthcr with a small army of tech-l
111ml \Vcrlv‘rs are used in the pro-3
ducucu. “huh “as made in the or—‘.
l:.nal locales in 12mm. Palestine,
Mesopotamia and elsewhere in tho
lioh land, called for in Biblical:
histor1.
ENGLISH ACTOR
QUALIFIFS AS
MOVIE THRIILER,
\Vhen nor aid Colman completed
his role in “A This t‘ in Paradise.‘
coming this neck to the Rplto
theatre. he claims he qualified as a
past master of mo\lc_thrille. Among
his scenes here were:
A hand-to-hand battle with an-
other man at tho bottom of the Pa-
cific ocean for possession of a. price-
less pearl.
Rescued Doris Kenyon. alter a
break-neck chase. from a wild horsq-
during a. polo match.
Drove a. speedy roadster «nor a
Trim MARCH’LION!
'OUR COAL WILL
TAME HIM !
ION or lamb: intense heat
or low tire. Orzr coal “1!!
respond to your draft rsgula- .
_ non instantly. That‘s why our
customers "come back for l
more."
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Phone 113 I
The Norwalk Coal
February Sale
Big reductions over our usual 5-
tremely low price: on furniture.
stova and all household goods
Come and take advantage of the
bargains.
M. Gutkowsky
87 No. Main St. Phone 419
\V. J. COOK
prescnts
E. J. McEneIIy
and. his
Singing Orchestra
at the
RITZ
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Wednesday Evening,
Mar. 11th. 1925
GUTTERS M¥ST BE FIXED
Now
is the time, before the
spring rains set in. to have those
gutters looked over and fixed up.
“'0 are prepared to take care at
your name. Expert service and
the prices are right.
The Nash. Raymond
and Dean Co.
8 mx HILL BOLD
wild mountain road at sixty mllce v ‘
an hour In the black of midnight. 8' squly ( 0‘
loped in an aeroplane with
Doris Kenyon. 108 WATER 3112!:le
Took a terrific horseuhlpplna I
from Claude Gillinguater. as the I
trite father of his bride.
"A Thief in Paradise" is Col-
-Advertise in the Sentinel (or thl
man's fifth screen appearance.
Aileen Prlngle is co-featured with
the young English actor and Miss
Doris Kenyon in this Goldwyn-Fitz-
maurice-First National picture.
_“___
—Advertise in the Sentinel-Eta the
best results.
after he had finished It ‘Grced‘ had
here to add that does a real good
fellow. too.
THE R. H. FULLER
CONSTRUCTION CO.
lneorpoeutcd
ARCHITECTS and BUILDERS
Sketch Plans and Estimates Gindly
become TH? wilting job 01’ the year. Furnished.
More power to you Joe." }
1 8 NO. Mam' . 01"“
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