.miv. mRCH 11, 1925.
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'ALACE
.i - . l‘oday 2:15, _7:15, 9:10.
._. picture Of the entire season
Eleénor Boardman
ulph )Ienjou
".‘fizint stars in
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"51m 81‘s 1n Sllk
7 Friday, Saturday
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Lu'y Philbiu
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‘.‘ (iaiety Girl”
RcGENT
- - \IHRROW and FRIDAY
3 7:15. 9:10
‘11 Children's Matinee
j "and Saturday at 10 a. m.
He'il r? Your Heart-Away!
Produced undtr the persond
supervision of
JACK COOGAN. SR.
Directed by Eddie Cline
2609278 Giii‘iii'iii
9‘ ' €Ambassador Houghton
"1 '\ ! -= Returning,Says
5 ‘ Country Will Never
{i , Be Military Power
j, / i new YORK. March 11.—-Storics
I‘ i ’thnt Germany has secreted 'large
munitions in
{stores or arms and
were
preparation for another war
call-2d “bunk" yesterday by Clanson
‘B. Houghton formerly ambassador
:l' "'1
it
up his new duties as United States
ambassador to Great Britain. '
"Germany today is substantially
disarmed,” he said. "Germany will
‘l‘l'ing never again be a. treat military pow-
er. I don't think the people want
' j" (‘0an ‘ it."
iloughton was accompanied by 3
daughter. Miss Mathilda. Houghton.
Mrs. Houghton and another daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth. remained in
Switzerland. Merflyésfil‘rzit 3:511;
n. Ho ton
min in :i‘shCornlng. N. Y. home
before going to London. ‘
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WASHINGTON. m' 11’1"”
Klinctive
harming
$5.98
“Elton ~
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
to Berlin. who arrived here on the
Acquitania. for a. visit prior to taking
Sl‘lIDlOMAKES. '
scmmmcrmn
momma
Strange form of Ether-
Ray Manifested“ on
{film Near Radio Sta-
1011
A. term 0: stati- discharge, sup-
poscdly generated through the op-
eration of a. powerful radio station.
or. perhnpS. even generated from
the effect of whatever radio rays are
present in the air. in conjunction
with the presence of a. powerful
transmitting set. is the latest puule
to radio amateurs and experts. It
was discovered at Universal City.
following one of tho queerest mis-
haps ever seen at the studio.
The strange phenomena. maintest-
e-i itself when film of two days'
work of King llaggot's company.
headed by Mary l’hilbin. making
“The Galaty Girl." was (mind in the
laboratory to he crisscrossed with
forked discharges like miniature
lightning-bolts. In scenes of an old
Enzlish castle an cft'l‘ct like the
Northern Liz‘hta manifested itself.
It was found that the film in
question had been brought from the
wholemlcrs' in u. truck. which stood
.\ lorm 01‘ static (licharge, sup-
Versai City radio station for some
time iei'ore it was unloaded. In the
station experiments were being car-
ried out in high power transmissions
the radio being used to keep in
touch with directors and companies
at. distant locations.
This it d to an investigation which
disvluseil the aCtiVity of a. new and
strange form of ether-ray. Amateur
radio experts nv‘xt parked on the
problem and finally government'ex-
pcrtR. but the strange r333 are still
a mystery.
The picture on which the effects
of- the strange rays Were first dis-
covered is "The Gnietv (iv-13 latest
starring which for Mary Philhin.
famous as l‘niversul's "Merry-Go-
Round" girl. which has its first lo-
cal showing tomorrow at the Palace
theater. it is 1|. spectacular story of
the Enzlish nobility.
SINNERS IN SILK
PLAYS HERE TO
CROWDED HOUSE-
"Sinncrs in Siikf.’ the Palace {n.1-
ture. packed the theater for lhl‘. first
two days of its showing and this is
an accomplishment worthy of men-
tion. Monday never has been a big
day {or piclure goers in Norwalk
and combine this fact with the fact
that a. Monday and Tuesday in Lent
found the Palace tillni and one will
realize that an exceptionally good
attraction was offered. Eleanor
Boardman. Adolph Menjou and the
othvr members or‘ the cast of this
play in which Conrad Nagel was
virtually the star contributed to our»
of the mort successful rc-lcnsrs or
the SL‘ilSOII.
Desmond Stars in
Tale of Log Country
“’illiam Desmond. one of the,
most widely known of screen arturs
is the star in the "Measure of a.
Man." l‘nivcrsai feature coming to
the Regent and Palace Theaters
next Sunday. It is the story of a. re-
claimed derilect who «on into the
logging country. where his tr‘t‘orts to
help his fellow men, won for him
the name of "The I'arsou." Des-
mond is supported by a cast or well
known screen performers. under
al-k
BACK T0 RAcs
(inn
rllo
writ
a {e
of a
real
She
ffit”t
the
Arthur Rosson's direction.
Marin Sais. until her marriage to
Jack Hoxie. one of the best known
screen actresses starring in \chtern
productions, returned to the screen
after several years' absence. in
support of \Villiam Desmond.
This Congressman .
Won’t Accept Raise
“'ASHINGTON. March ll.——Re-
presentativc Tucker, Democrat; Vir-
ginia. has declined to accept the
$2.5U0 increase in his congressional
salary on the ground that. members
of the last Congress who were re-
elected were chosen to Jobs carrying
only $7.500 a year.
Mr. Tucker's grandfather. Henry
St. George Tucker. a. representative
in the 14th Congress. refused an in-
crease for the same reason and the
money has remained to his credit in
in the treasury {or 108 years.
NEW LYRlC. BRIDGEPOBT.
Tho‘ latest and most elaborate
production appearing under the ban-
ner of Columbia Burlesque is Billy
K. \V’ells' "Red Pepper Revue."
which is the new attraction at the
New Lyric theatre. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. \Vhlie no one is tea-
tured, the entire personnel is of
headline caliber, and the dressing.
linsofar as production, scenery, ward-
robe and material are concerned, is
elaborate in the extreme.
candidate. but no final decision had
been reached.
A survey of the torsion service
is being made to determine what
other changes should be mode in
tho personnel. . Some shifts are ex-
pected shortly.
Alexander P. Moore recently has
returned to his'poet u mbmdor
to;swn. but there have been indi-
cations that he either willooon re-
sign or will be transferred to on-
. , -.. .
"Silk Stocking Sui." ".‘lidnifl ' Alla
y" and "FOI‘lil'l'l- ll Vul‘mf' i Ullll‘l' ‘-
9-l the first N-l‘lvr.
Lou Flip-um. z» m mly 3.2m ~1
his lhlrcl l~‘ "Tl‘lr' l'Jltwlv'
lywood. Evelyn from 1< (rT‘r l‘.’ Hit 4
few who Still rclunts h a‘ l - l'i\' 1v "
lresses. “Evelyn lizw m v l‘l.--:lr h: r
hair would lw likv- Mir;- lm_..:’~uwli
without hvr curls.” 543‘ l‘~. l” l‘lnw-i
man. manager ‘01’ the l-‘. it. (v. ~' ‘
H! r in .\Y printin—
le' "ThM
l‘.‘:' ~ I". ill-E .\l" ll lu-
ni“lO¢ll‘(1lh-l. thi- lll’Sl of l‘n." lain-l
lot) for lhu munch. ll l~ l~y .l.
Grubh Alexanilvr. and Tom lint-lunc-
hum is wielding the dirc< lnr‘s in»: L'
phone.
Evelyn mmlc pictures in l1nulanl..
w years nit!) and is ol'lv’n spok' :1
s an English :ictz'ww. in; i:- v w
ly lruz‘n in il‘.‘ 20ml ill 1 :<. \,
is I-rr-ix‘--l “2‘31 "::H:‘ .l I.
ankl‘ ' cont-.51 ill Eusfax_lf. 2
Me.
torm con'ruv' v m. Slv 'mAh . -
Mayer. l-‘l-r 11'- lm-r-r' ~ . 1. a
[men :1 l‘rw» l.x:-» llu- :: :‘c
lor )lr-tl‘o 3M”; ‘llo \‘i‘l-i (a S ,-
ped." his n-‘x! "'l‘h: Mum .. .3
dios. whore Emlyn toils. .:::-.
lyn's husband, l»_\(' the “.l).
"I’roduccl's sm‘m to Hunt m- \\ :'h
long hair. so i‘m not gum: 1.. an
my throat by cutlm: ll.‘~' lmzr. 1'
says Miss lirwm. Sn \‘.~ {-XWN n”
her latest phn'o~pl':.~ l.'i‘ "v‘Iu‘l‘Zl-E
ing glory,"
Exclyn llr-‘nt In: 12v .,1
series of pivturns lvll‘ l', u‘ -
illg i'lllw‘ :ill-l l:l:— l"\
contract t~- lliJlu- :nu 1‘" '-
'- I ll-
mwecoooaN in THE iRiAt}.
“mi-b U ; I” “mil "‘” '-
m‘fius Nonihi‘inhmom Tim it
mm ~
Screen stars with unhofrlw -l 21- ads
are scarce and K~'lllll: :wnz-r « r in Holw
in "'l‘hl- Talker." “Ml:- l‘u‘n is \l'lill'
_\le‘21 ; “Lilian .i. lllrl‘l‘r)‘€:.’ll‘ contract.
uhly—«w \. zythmu.
mar.
AGAIN FOR JACK
IN HIS NEWFIIM
_; As Little Tim Kelly He I
' Wanders Along
With Junk \Vagon
Man
For his fourth picture on his Met- .
ro-Golilwyn contract Jackie Coogani
has a contrasting story as different;
from "Liltlc Robinson Crusoe" as
“A Boy of I‘lrmrlors" was from
Jacki“s "Long Live the King."
Instvmi of the zlllh‘l‘ of the South}:
-;\‘»‘ns .lllll the x--llm :lnd jungle-'
rinlhr-l lSlJllllS of the Lquutoriul
zone. the East Shiv hf Now York is
the local" ui‘ "'l‘hv lizixmun." which!
Opv'ns ul the l‘u'gvut 'l'hcutrc today“
with u Sll"L'l-ll matincn fol"
thw rhllllr-‘n lhl< afternoon”
and tho t pismirs :1 n- lhosc character-l
islii-nlly invlrnpuhlun. ’l'ho uppeai‘
of tho nu-ruln‘o ix‘ iullmzltv. and
*urows out of 1h“ singuhr association
of li'ilt: Tim K: l!_\- l.lm~ki-- CouganJ‘l
:llid )lux Hindu-rat. the lnltcr :1 deal‘f
the litlln fwllow not only n-lmhililatcs
lll" spirit nf the Junk (l-‘alor but his
imam-ma also. is the plot material of
\xhnt pl-mniws to lug Jackie‘s most
human :md iuzmhng plciurc. 'l‘hc
Vin“ 1M,” in "'l‘h‘ NHL-'FFHT)‘ IZVll.” unturv oflhe slnrv 13 such usto lend
-... ‘l’h'l'll to (‘"l"-'al'~. u {.101 whiclffiti-
lug: (2.4;; «nun: in rt srri-s for? “uni l‘. ("lira :31. (lint-tor, has been:
ll‘ill‘llrnllo'l‘,’ Pp vm-m win.” is start- lll‘:lll\‘ k‘OllliI"l‘.7"lll lo il'\(‘lop hilur-i
in»: :l pvrslm ll .lplnuimncc tour and ‘ loll-‘13. ‘
\ililll' t’ll rwlh v.11} trillvrnor in SP- .JI!l'l{ 1‘m‘::m. Six. supcniscd tho
‘l-‘c: .l immly fur ill“ NTwll. Joese prudurtiun. .unl iI!-‘ story was u'x'lt- .
.l_ (io'tll'v t‘g, pruivlvnt r-l.’ ill” organ- ton by Willard Alan R.
lz.lll"l‘_, \\‘.ll “1171‘ Min successful ——
lizrlnlxt l,.i .‘lztl’r “ill l‘ml. ley;
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f-lonlu ' .‘ .1 1. l n. llnu- :1 instr‘u-i.
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ppzurv, 'l7l ll N4" «It Love." 0 V 0
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prot- ~ 5*: < 2. 'il' .w \» l'_\' enthusias- ‘ “
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lq-nuly. rlmrm, grit“. l.l'_v'~nf_ pcrsou- Thlef In Paradlse” __
Sn) 5 lhnl gentle-
Opens Tonight
l'c‘lson iv: plunnz oppo-
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, . H I to l-«- \va‘ll l-y .\i‘.r-n l‘r'ln;l-; in “A
r ——-< lThi-t‘ l'l l‘umdlw” 9h.» n~ :v First
Favors Referendum
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if that n::l.‘r~'n thousand
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Black Is Prominent in Spring Ensembles
.r in raw. raw-ks, lu-tllos and oldi
li‘i‘ll.
'3 lulu til: lil‘" of (his submerged!
” ' "53:“ men 1mm mum‘s llllli‘ 'l‘lln Kelly.l
MAN who qulv‘kl)’ lrlnYh'S his lvusil’iensl
" Shi‘i‘W-llivrs :m‘l ihw purinvl'ship of
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heatre-GOerS
PAGE 'i'BREE
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HAD YOUR _ -
LOVE LESSON TODAY?
Lawn about love trom a lover—5
\V’ho sweeps beauties off their feet with his 1 39> .izzd kisses-—
Who opens their hearts without a My. l-llt i\ but a thrill—-
“Who atolls from ludics' lips. bus they gne lrvely.
LEARN ABOUT IlE-MEN FROM 7
A THIEF IN PARADISE
Ronald Coleman, Thief Doris Kenyon, Beauty
Aileen Prixigle, Siren
l‘rodIICv-d by Samuel Goldoyn—Direct‘ed by Georgn Fitzmaurico
‘ _\ First National Picture
All (‘ritics Praise It in the Skies!
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PLAYING PLAYING
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New Lyme Thulr New Brunswick Record
BRIDGEI'URT At the Elld Of the Road
A Burlesque Sensation!“ Call You Bring Back the
A Smashing mum-5.: ; Heart 1 Gave You
“Red Pepper Revue" ; Studwell Piano Co.
Spain 25 Thu” i .. t»: .\0rth Alain Street ..
‘ “d1 3. c l.“- s,- E Smith korwalk . . ..
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Concert and Dance ,:
McEnelly’s Singing Orchestra
3 — at the —
‘ ‘ R I T Z ’ ’ .
Bridgeport. Connecticut _»
Admission, Ladies 75c—Gents 31.00 "J
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THE LOUISE— 1
A beautiful side gore pump with cutout front over in-
step. In both a patent vamp. tan call quarter, military heel
and an all patent leather. .-
Priced at $6.50 and $7.00
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