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J Chicago fire would never have oc- t I! flagrant ‘0!” adreal "0d ptic- the .‘letro-GOTSW}n-T-lfl)‘cl’ sfcck. Ronald Coleman. the brilliant' Phone 31::
«‘tir‘.‘9\‘l. This fire cost hundreds of a???“ to se‘ urging?” 217:3:2 4;; company of screen plnlcrs. . young :ngmh actor who has no .
incs and a loss of two hundred mli- P'l The-it ‘ A st t the od- ‘ him-rd such mrtcoric success in Am~
Lion (Inllars' worth of property. lace re. 3 o m . . , . r. : ,4 N,“ erican motion ricturts rcctntly. was
1 ”"hi fact was urearthed b Leah ern society lfe type. it is remarkable Excun “if“ ‘ as s.gn_u a tn~o~g the firs' of the British "'
. ‘.‘ s ‘ y for its cast. which gives us some contract with F H. U. 1111' ..r:t ‘ ‘ " g ., .‘ ..
lea-d. who wrote the scenario for real good acting picture untlrr 231i! new :igrlex‘mn: troops to go to t..e ..on. dur...g the
I'Ilarrzers Burned Away." showing _ ' . ' .. ., . , ... M, .. ‘ ,j l “'orld “'ar. j- 0
4 3 _ Two (In): ago we put, Eleanor is A ..is .\L..1 . .\.... a s \ _\ I! _ 131‘ 3",. the ,4_ t"
at ':.N ‘: [aftBa ”1mg 8:3 the Artist: Boardman on our list of best movie Frtd Biz-1M. b34312? {.‘N‘Ss'd'l: 43,4": snag“; reen ex Des or en
" “"4“! Loop 40:06:58 :rnitie'sw‘fa stars. The picture last night changed 4 w ”‘9“, ...lnffrrrg h“ ank'n For .
:sa. . t . . - , _‘.'_~ I ... . .. . ’ .
"ions novel and stage play of the °‘"‘ W” 3" °“° “W- 9““ Jr“? J- “m? l... W'S-~ ‘4 F . a time it appeared that Loxeman Beneath the good looks of these shoes 15 real
‘1 ‘ ‘ ' ' "'ill In < ‘ ti." In investi sting the rib Boardman is ‘ remarkably never Indep"n"“'m i'“ ”5' anaemic-S 1‘" i would lose his foot. and his career‘
1‘ -‘ of“: m”- d1“ m “a _ actress—in rm. 1: t- a tune deeper purchase a: 1.... m: tro'htr, 0,, m. MM... 5...... “m. had 32., leather, carefully selected and thoroughly depend-
-: . ‘ m"ill" “Francs: surroun ng e co ‘ than cleverness. Sh° h” a charm 0‘ 5‘70325‘3" '- 53" ugh-.315! nnxvav x' was no ~-.: .. . ready gained spectacular hradway- b] h t‘“ h t . h ” f '
“ r- “mg-“c; “8'“! “amid with”! um gets over the screen. We don't m, m. d;,.,_._.._.._._ ., Mm; ...... :4 01..-_-.i ~ - - . mm M at an end. my” 5,"- a e—t a sw a counts most in s oes or children.
' a ”5m: 0‘ filflerenceg ° 9° ca know. but we imagine Miss Boartl- trainu‘l by (Loria Gout-i Bishop. the? 1,4131 it: "ill m." .1; r 4 .oszht can. however. saved the member' ..
"“' ind-N“pzztlLZegldoniogagafiifitn the man would be ‘ delightful {tipchof youngrst diu‘shter 0‘ the up; irr‘a-ris “(re nth-I. idial p '5. But thcland. after inng months in hospitals: ‘Vlse mOt-hers call them the economy Shoe-
'5 SAT. “2 a - 96500 30 1111'" 9911003 3- ~ 0 a! George Jay Gould. Lightnin' is said. (“hing “u “at... ,, “Len a young subsequently all vssfise, of the‘ I'l rom (950 - . _
:4:ormelslkciftglhfhetogzn:rw:rgktixcsl:§: gcise “d . remarkable freedom of to be the fastest stunt dog 6'“ “(Iniin wircd that sin.- had a full wound left him. His reappearance P 09d f "" to $3.00.
. .. .. . ~. . f his former "buddies" occupying‘ '
. '. t Miss tectl) tame but ktpt lrtaklrgout 0 ,
rgijg‘dgtgnziru‘cclje‘ffiggheeded the can understand "1° cgmprl‘etx f?“ "Sun-up." adapted from the suc-2 of the ya” and scuans the ntlsh- boxes to greet him.
.L 1;.“ d . in s that he sto bid. ”Lowe tum to u w. e '3‘” 6'55qu stage tiny of Lulu Vollmer- . bars. l'mi \Vlnu‘amwrr. husband or "is most "tent appearance is in,
l ‘ 4 .. ....cnt a man on 9 letters. Somehow. we cant get the ‘3 to be ”Mm“ Ly )Mm_60ld_; the RUN”. and” u.“ l;-.- mi the “A Thief in Paradise." in which he;
" tlf‘i iélklng politic: and! 89‘ ‘0 worhtzg idea 0‘ "I’133’m‘ is. unless “I” wyn-Maycr. Lucizlc La Verne is to; puma. are enough INS 5...,- llclte. is co~featurcd ‘with Doris Kenyon . '
...:d the peg-19889 guest accep t get paid ‘0’ “- 5“ anyho‘t’. we can have the mother part. the role she a a a and Aileen Pringle. This picture 122 Washmgtun St. SO. xorwdk
_).trs. Learys persistent effort! 0 clip this out and send it to Miss created on tb" 5.3ge_ Conrad 3-3.3“. More than 811 WWI-’0 ‘5 estimate will be at the Rialto Theatre
.. get him to take his hat and make Boardman us (an 19“". has .040 yum.“ . {raw r010 lid-I ’ r . we .Td m um last five “,ednud“. ‘
"‘ " ‘9 his departure. the city liksWise Looking gm. over we and that we ” S .. -- -- (Eu to .a\e ,. n p . .- , _,
l. ‘ (Ill-l '“‘igh' have been saved ”.3" disaster have It‘d ‘ good deal “bot“ Miss mund Goulding “'l;l direct. g)i‘32‘3 lo “-;-_;(;-5 of stones for re- _
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—- .. play. The," 1"". limb: and brl ht Pasadena. Cal. ‘15!th by thou- during companies. This was testi- RADIO FRANKS . Suffering
———— “PARADISE 83‘0“". for yours; ' Mi ‘ dman :0“: sands of tourists, were used as a tic-d to by witnesses before the house Their New Brunswick Record‘ 1 Q
“'th ‘8 called by “1' 69.1339? and heel ea . lnu background for the Metro prodUC- patents committee at Washington- From
’ ."a fountain of paradise plumes" tains a. cast including that polished
lews and
.v xiii-1m 10. 1925.
amp -4 a:- .
REGENT
last Time Today
2-15, 7:15, 9:10
f. 5.2 000000 Film Spectacle
AFTER SIX DAYS”
; in} s Beginning Tomorrow
“."it‘nlIC stars now
"tics: heart drama
..7:.’~.: and thrills.
' Matinee at 4 p. in. for Children
TACKIE >
’cnd joy to your heart.
will bring tears to your eyes
is BACK to ms
TA'I'I'ERS AGAIN
New Film “The
Mall” Shows Juve-
mle
Wait
Back to his “enduring rags” once
, more. Jackie Coogan will come to
the Regent Theatre on Wednuday in
his latest picture. “The Rag Man."
Those folk who have been demand-
ing. to see the Jackie they first loved
in The Kid." will have their oppor-
tunity. for he is said to have a sim-
ilar role that gives him just as much
chance for pathos and even more
for comedy.
{JACKIECOOGAN
3
Star _ as Little
from the sidewalks of New York.
In his other recent pictures he has
been wandering all over the map in
a. variety of roles. In "Long Live the
hingfi he was a Teutonic princelet
amid the spectacular settings of a
mythical kingdom; in "A Boy of
Flanders." he was the pathetc lttle
Belgan artist.and in "Little Robin‘-
son Crusoe." he was a kid adven-
turer in the South Seas. But in "Tho:
Rag Man." he is the Jackie that
everyone first learned to love when
Charlie Chaplin brought his genius
to the fore.
It is said that Jack Coogan. Sr..
who personally supervises Jackie and
the Coogan productions. had pur-
posely kept the boy from this kind
of a. rolealest he fall into the rut of
being a one part actor. But now
I
. udeville
'straw spring hats
POLITICS HAD
PART IN BIG
ty That Night
View it not for Patrick Lean-‘s
propensxy for discussing politics
and especially denouncing the gov-
(rnmcn: {or purchasing Alaska.
‘Ptere is a possibility that the great
ously delayed.
:ivcs chic to the latest of the picot
imported from
that Jackie's versatility is firmly es~
tablished. the kid is back again a?
him beginnings. It is said to have
been a happy occasion for Jackie
and for everyone conzt‘cted with the
production; especially for picture pa-
trons. who like Jackie best in com-
edy.
FILMFANGIVFS *
cellent Cast and Fine
Acting at the Palace
Byi‘ilml’an
movement.
Somehow after watching her. we
and suave little villain of the screen.
Adolphe Menjou, Conrad Nagel. Ed-
‘THESENTINEL’
Reigning Beauty Deserts Society
to Realize Childhmd Ambition
an art school and is giving all her
Betty Byrne. often called Washington: prettiest girl. and
President Coolidge) choice as "Miss Washington" at the cotton
carnival in Dallas. Tes., has deserted society.
fleece-tins en mist sinsc 39° ‘1 ”films 9": an.
She has entered
time to study. She has dreamed
Zatu Pitts. Who in private life is
Mrs. Tom Gallery. is now recognized I
as one of the most capable character
actresses of the screen. This is due
in no small measure to [)lTEC‘Ql‘
Erich Von Stroheinz. who recognmnlv
urc." "For lht‘ Delcnsc." " A Daugh-
ter of Luxury." "l'oor Men's “'n'es"
and "The Girl “'120 Came Back" 11::-
play her efiarts. More recently she
has been seen wi‘h Glenn Hunter in
“West of the Water Tower" and inl
"The Fast Set." She is a. member oil
starred in pictures.
tion of “Proud Flesh." directed by
iBoardman.
King Vidcr and featuring Eleanor
l‘a: O‘Mttlioy and liar-
grown tonic-fed lion that “as per-
Before D. “I Griffith aligns him-
stlf with ill": biggest of all film
OLD TESTAMENT
BASIS OF GREAT
HISTORY FILM
“A f t e r Six Days”
Shows Anew Interest
of History’s Oldest
Life Story
.t—__
The constant quest or motion plc- ‘
ture producers to and new and in~l
teresting fields tor exploration in the
development of the cinematic art.
often demonstrates that the newest
and most entertaining subjects may
be found in the oldest themes of)
recorded history or clmic tradll
iicns. / i
As cfldence of this. the widely:
tion. are authority for the statement '
that five years of time and thm
millions or dollars were required to
make this film masterpiece.
Hundreds of principals and thou-
sands of “extras" wen: used in its
production. to say nothing of an‘
enormous technical stafl.
“After Six Days" is no sense mere-
ly a religious picture. but a. great
historical entertainment with th' .
widest appeal. in that it presents
the drama of life itself. It is a
magnificent visuaiintion of the epic
of the ages, staged and photograph- I
(d with the accuracy and the utmost .
fidelity to historic record. as atteat- 1
ed by scores of the most eminent au-f
thorittes in Biblical lore. of both the-
clergy and iaity, who have viewed
it.
But above and beyond all this the
picture is supremely inspiring and
satisfying as an entertainment and;
Manager Esterson of the Regent
Theatre and its patrons are to be
congratulated that so unusual andi
impressive a production is being pre- ‘
seated at this popular house.
COLMAN WAS %
Was Wounded at.
Ypres by Shrapnel in ;
1914— Spent Months:
in Hospital 9
on the stage was a triumph. many'
otes for Norwalk Theatre-00ers?
PAGE THREE ' -
"ALTO
THEA IRE
s'
LAST TIMES TODAY
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.
great cast with Mabel Ballin. Eric Mayne.
“'anda Ilawley and Frank Mayo
A
Ar
. The “on w“ “Men M heralded and sitctscular super-at—f Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
for the child star by Winner-39°32: if traction film. "After Six Days." de-a '
and this “314”,“;th la 1°21 pitting in vivid fashion the storied a
.... mm... . ......‘i...’.‘":..l 0; .... on T........... ...... u; Dons Kenyon and Roland Colm
. thrillin tai s owing for the last time tonigh'
> The lad Ifimselt‘ of acuilty, ebua: :slycrlz:;::. ‘31:: at the Regent Theatre otters a sflenv I m
. . . . ' ‘ ‘ did example. .
\ in a picture even better than cogpligitelogis ‘7”, .. Jackie 4‘ once “'elss Brothers' Artcless Picture: 5 ‘
’ 0 ' 'I ' 0 . ’ ‘ ‘
- ‘The Kid —-¢n a picture that more a regular American boy. a lad °m°rm°m “he“ of "“3 “no ’
“A Thief in Paradise”
TOMORROW NIGHT
McEnelIy’s Singing Orchestra
atthe
\
“RI TZ ”
Bridgeport. Connecticut
Concert and Dance
Admission, Ladies 75c—Gents $1.00
THE LOUISE—
A beautiful aide gore pump with cutout front over in-
step. In both a patent vamp, tan cal! quarter, military heal
and an all patent leather.
Priced at $6.50 and $7.00
THESE ARE ADVANCE SPBLVG m
Conneally and Bracken
mottow her talents and selected htr f‘or tit- .
.. ml... CHICAGO FIRE {Effiii’inlii‘irli 3.1;;"§5f3: ‘25-: z? a . 81 wasmo'ros or. so. soawng, can.
__I\ . ' SIMERSINSH‘K "Mc‘l‘eaguc." called "Greed" in th’e
. films.
Researfh Shows Pat- ' ..:.°“:.:::.:::::..3' 3321:: I'll .
.3 :CEL ! lie“ at! W88 Busy A "EAR" mgr :I'horkt and hinder-hertz (“serge with 4 I HE R. H. F I I II IE:R
' . A ._ ' a s. Hie .as cen re 7.? g c, 7 V
Arg ulng Amut Par. ._ klieegs {Ior a number of years. "The CONSI‘RL CTION CO.
1' .dman - o Other Half." "is Matrimony a F..il- Incorporated
Good Picture With Ex-
4‘-
.fi ARCHITECTS and BUILDERS
Skeltch Plans and Estimates Gladlr
‘3' 8 No. Main St.
Furnished.
At the End of the Road
——and— I ,
SthccuruBt-sulb
’
If you are puny. weak. sick-
ly. and lifeless. and you er
Of course. it one cannot
London. ward Connelly. Hedda Hopper and:
.. : ‘ " ~- 5‘ rison Ford. icompanies. Famous Prayers. he will Can You Bung Bad‘ the , i from AUTO-INTOXICAWN,
: ‘. . _.. .. mom a fountain. it isotten possible Miss DuPont. ; make one more picture ‘0, United Heart I vae You (Sell Poise . ). mom
‘V . ...-1 1:0 have at least . spray of Mdhe' . A Richard Dix insists that Old Artists. The pltotoplay will be Studwen Piano CO ( 33;. 5:3, 13:; no" and CH “w.
.. .. , Asks . Lady Luck has much to do with "Poppy," bascd on the musical com- , , ' g -1 2 7'0 x - .
‘ ' Mane mt o ione's success in lit»: and that she edy success in which Madge Ken. . . 68 301'“) Main Street .. l I - e ”3‘ :1; get . bottle of d“: WON
~—~——- g I ‘ $150,000 In Court Still: I has especially favored him. And nedy and \\'. C. Fields starred. . . . . qotlth Norwalk . . . . l ' . "unfit”. Conn ER WIIVE.
. . ' a ’ . he further avers that. there are lots fields has consented to play his or- Pb 3m ' par Sin—t ... in very . -
1! one ..
{HAT W LION ' ' ES 3101\‘1-28 IA March 10 _' 01 embryo film actors and actresses iginal role in the screen version of ‘ Pl‘nl'é‘i’afiifhflfifisfkél‘.‘ Chief I woM n
' \ Thee. d ‘ ”A“ Wm ‘15:) who have ability if they could only "Poppy" and Carol Dempster. Grif— _ _ "m Butor on and .o- um.- m
-OUR COAL WlLlI.
260 were tiled here today by Bryant
Raymond Morgan of Fort Worth.
Texas. against the Cosmic Produc-
havc a. chance to display it. Here‘s
Belle Bennett was photographed
at short time ago with her pet baby
fith‘s leading lady in “America" and
Filmin: of "The Desri-t Flower."
three months i an cured of
the dreaded Brigbta‘ Disease.
balm for many rcprescd souls. "Isn't Lite “'onderful." will be the ulcer- o.‘ in. nomad. and
cm . rs. H :
Washb motion pi re actor M ”mm: “at . cons..pal or. of o r "a“
Elsie Schlneb of San Francisco and 1 1",,“ y a
medicine through a friend of
mine. whom you had treated
I month- tor Tumor and In-
pflu and H. A. Davaux. puma and since then has been of- Colleen Moore's‘ncst starring vebi- tastlnal Troubles. and no in
3:42:11“. sponsorship tan motion feted a regular zoo by her admlr- cle. has been held up on account of :33? .233}. '{Lfluh‘ ”fut";
ictnre actors left Hollywood on . era. One woman offered her a tame the continued times of Colleen, who :tmlcertnotr'y {bannzuer 3:14- tor -,
{mm . kangaroo. but Belle decided she was hurt during the filming of a 4 ’1 .... a... gzumu;w .
Washburn asks 4150.000 beause would not know what to feed it. and. scene. : igréfilego§?_§'fi§or?£ B OIL '-
of his name in newspaper articles re- . {.33.}. 7a: ‘i'nro a so" “.30! 4
lazing to the Mus?" of sinus): Trade WIVES and 0f C0 You W n! ‘ "anatomy. and get R I' f. H I I 0‘ .
. 171th mafia. a hotel in Omaha. Are Sent to 1311 Ir ‘ ““0. went 0‘." to you l m: x. c. son: others .like .the one mega-d . 4.
He also seeks ”.000 as four weeks ‘ sank every day. as,“ our name ; st about In (In. W .9 m ..
ION or lamb: intense beat mien. airs. Seblneb requests 86000 Bnoourtmn. 310.. March 10._; m a check, “a "flatly am i Eran-w :1 Oil te‘llll'b- and they loin in 1‘.
Lor law are. Our coal win loaned ‘0 W3“ and 330° 1°? “3' Otis Craven: and Art Wallace. (arm-i out a part of your balance you'd men. . . . telling m these facts. . .
new a g. your draft regula. ry- llomn sock- : “0 iudsement- era. who admitted that they traded: simply raise the roof. You’d I: Build. up you, w and ,
i n That'l whyon! Devan: ducked out 0! 3 D” wives. 931""! PIC” 01 811111? on have him arrested for forgery. , . 4.5
.-; Jr spring non ware”. back to: Moises hotel after notice or the “mu," chute, ma we" ”menu You“ throw mm m ”n m 4. I _- promotes a good and a;
- ...“ . . cw?” nits had been died. He recently ed by Circuit Judge Walker to serve minute, Of course you won”; I No Eat-ab Elect. m Karat!» idea i w-
e“: .351 :‘r 6V come snore- “v. nodes that he 70010 )1" five months in Jail. The wives re- A memuc thief 1, at work on M V“ Gripe. of accumulative potson. ,.
"s .. ' Walhm for M damnation °1 oeived the same sentence. Thewcouw rout- pocket book daily. He never ' ‘ ....“ "
‘ 3' ‘“ r - ,:::t- ti character and come! ‘0 induce plea announced their intention of ob-§ I“, up. we have “rem". to ‘6‘
c- ‘w mc V9 Phone 113 movie actors to bruit their con- taining divorces and remarrying in' m. ”mm. “ho m w “u, ~31 ~ FAMILY SIZE 52“ yo; m
:5 :- - .. .. Ella ing tracts with hill- ;ficnlm“ With “‘9‘" present aaec- lng prices 100% above cost. For I I m. DWI mm mm -
. -' ‘ llll , your pocketobooks sake investi- “H
to Th NM m] we ma. 9190mm“ WeMKM “- , I Guaranteedtodouwaaayor Hill-THAI!)
i e an. m and beaded «tect- Ema-AN! WED . 03' 3.1:: I money armors VII .
. . m'bava been such a pandemia- BRIDGEPORT, starch 10.—an South Norwalk fill-3 fiscal-i: . . 4
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