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l' H EPORT HAS PLAN TO START

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BRING INDUSTRIES T0 CITY

ll'er H. \\ arner, Manufacturer, and Other
Prominent \Ien Behind Plan to Boost At-
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a positive hook-up with those who
are planning to locate." was the cor-
set manufacturer's statement. The
bureau. as planned. would have a
iield worker with an omce probably
in New York who would be con-
stantly in touch with firms about to
expand. mov’c or establish In the his
Metropolitan district. constantly
pushing the advantages 0! Bridge-
port. There would also be a per-
manent Bridgeport worker.

The plan is still in the embryo
stage as far as being definitely map-
ped out. The group proposing the
project would ilnance it to about the
extent which the Chamber oi Com-
merce now has tor an annual in-
come. This is understood t be
about 325.000 a year. The us or-
ganisation would become a division
Within the Bridgeport Chamber of
Commerce. That body is now con-
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WASHINGTON. March 2 4.—
Gencral Pershing has been appoint-
ed to supervise the Teena-Aries
plebiscite.

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new ideas are shown
above.

The iirst shows a new straw
model. with units a bit of s brim
at the back. The brim is bound
in cslophaae ribbon. and rosettes
of this same ribbon stud the hat in
s very pretty manner. no use of
celophaae ribbon. or cclophane
straw is very good this season.
and is seen on the smartest and
”noblest of models. ‘

kit the newest thing about the
above hat. is its brim at the back.
Brims are coming back in the back!
The! can be worn. oi course. in
seasons when madame does not
wear a high cost collar—then
there's nothing to interfere with

NOVELTES HV I-EAD-DRBSSES
AND HATS ARE ALWAYS APPEALM

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race. So this season. we'll have
a few hats with something u: show
at the back.

The photo in the crntro shows
Leatrice Joy. one of the Pars-
mount players. in the slum

headdress. and the latest one—
one studded with rhinestones.
crystals. pearls. and. here's the

best—small mirrors. The use of
small mirror spangles on 80'”
and headdresses is one of the most
brilliant successes of the year. One
wonders why tiny have been so
long in thinking up this idea! it
is really beautiful. Of course. in
the movies. this glittering band
photographs with the utmost scin-
tillating beauty. and for that ros-

 

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son. it was chosen to accompany

smart. should be sshos-of-roses. nilo
greemorparswhite. And these-
companying haaha suit should
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MOVIE MEN
INVITE PUBLIC

“Open Door” Policy Is
Announced By WillI
Hays, Representing!
The Producers

I
NE\V YORK. March 24 .——Estab—g
lishment of an “open door" depart-
ment in the motion picture indue- I
try through which the public is in- |
cited to enter with suggestions and!
criticisms. was announced here to-
day by Will H. Hays. president oi
the motion picture producers and3
distributors of America. Jason 8.3
.loy will direct the new department.
the headquarters oi which will be in
New York city. I
The' open door” in the industry!
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means more than an invitation to
the public to patronize the produc-
tions of the industry. said hir. Hays.

“\Ve will invite the public to comv‘
in and tell us where and why we
are not—it we are not—measuring
up to our Job of making the motion
picture industry the iorcc it should
be in promoting the best American
ideals. We invite‘suggestions. help-
ful criticisms, constructixe thought
and every sort oi viewpoint that
will aid us in bringing the motion
picture up to be the outstanding
public iniluence that everyone wants
it to be.”

Organisations oi awry descriptio‘
throughout the world were invited
by Mr. Rays to designate an au-
thoritative representative to form
contact with the motion picture in-
dustry. He pointed out that with
from ten to twenty million , people

 

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A total of $300,,oooooo will
be cut from the taxpayers bill in
M26 it is predicted by Repre-
sentatite W R Green of Iowa,
chairman of the house ways and
means committee. who has inst
completed a survey of the gor-
crnmcnt’s financial 'situann.

 

\Icwing motion pictures each day. "it
is ob\lous that it can not be regard-
ed as a mere amusement enterprise.
that Ils effect on the public mind is
so drilnite and immediate that it is
a duty of public spirited citizens to
aid prodthers and exhibitors to live
up lo their public obligations as well
as conduct a. profitable business un-
del'taklng."

Mr. Joy. director of the now do-
partment will establish his head.
quarters at 469 Fifth avenue in this
city.

 

 

 

 

 

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I'ROM BRAZIL-
WHERE-Til NUTS
com. mom:

“Charlie’s Aunt,” Com-
edy That Delighted
Our Parents, Here in
Film Version

“Charley's aunt." the big feature
farce with Byd Chaplain which will

 

lescapes by jumping oxsrbonrd and is

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posed Half-caste
Chinese Girl and
EnglishLover

Dolly Forbes. bountiful daughter

 

Shsnghfl. has finished her oduqthn
at a lashionabis school in England

in China tor the til-st time in tifteen
years.

This is the beginning of "East of
Buss." which opened at the Palace
last night and will continue there
today and tomorrow. "
On board ship her beauty attracts
a great deal of attention. Two men,
psrtlcularly. George Tevis and Harry
Anderson. are ardent in'thsir atteu.
tions. a cabiegram arrives announc.
ing the death of the girl's lather.
Heartbroken. Daisy accepts 'revis'
otter oi marriage.

Back in Shanghai Daisy finds her-
seli an heiress to millions. but an
orphan and triendieas because
Amah. an old Chinese curse. coach-
ed by the scheming Lee Tel. a sinis-
ter native nobleman who plans to get
hold or the girl. tells her (falsely)
that she is her mother.

chis' uncle. the British Consul.
tricks the boy into a trip Into the
interior. telling him that marriage
to Daisy would mean the ruin oi his
career.

Dalsv finds the net of conspiracy
closing around her as the old Chi-
nese nobleman seclts to torso her to
marry him. She is finally carried a
capthc to Lee Ta.'s house boat. but

.pickcd up by none other than Hurry

Andvlscn. Drnen by the fear that
Lee ‘rai will finally capture her.
Daisy eagerly accepts Anderson

when he again proposes marriage.
although she still loves chls dospifl:
the fact that she thinks that he de-
serted her because he believed her
to be half Chincse

One evening when Anderson

gone a change or heart. ca‘ls Daisy
on the phone and she inxltes him to
dinner. although her husband had
warned her that dtsth Would be the
result if slxe ever saw Tevis'again.

Lee Tnl forms a plot with old
Amah to poison Tevis. Anderson
unexpectedly returns. The girl is in
an agony of suspense waiting for her
husband to make known his intcno
tions.

The glasses with the wine are mis-
ed and it falls Anderson's lot to
pick the poisoned one. In his death
struggle he tries to shoot Tevis but
fails backward down the steps—
dead.

 

open at the Rialto for a {our day
run beginning today is a picturisa‘
tion of the celebrated stage play by
Brandon Thomas.

As a play. this hilarious vehiclo
broke all moneymaking records for
the stage.

It is grid that the sun never sets

land. Canada. Australia or
outlying place where good comedy
entertainment is enjoyed.

That "Charley's Aunt" is a staple
commodity {or amusement is re-
marked by George Bernard Shaw
in a. recent article in Harper's his-
gazine in which he states: . .my
currency is as universal as that oi
Sherlock Holmes or Charley's aunt

Charlie Chaplain."

“Rambler. ' writing in the London
Bioscope. declarr' that ‘Charisy's
Aunt" with Syd (.‘uaplain in the title
role will infuse new tlood into the
old lady that she will continue to
keep running for many generations.
That she is as halo and hearty cs
ever as Or as her ability to tickle
the rtsibilities of an audience is
concerned will be proved by local
movie fans this week.

‘BEDROCK’ TALE
0F MINERS IS
PU'I'ONSCREEN

Coming Through” -—-
T o m Meighan I s
Two-listed Go-getter

Hero
qu said he elo with her tor
her money. The girl’s tether even
bind thugs to "get" him. “in
didn't blame him. but he “came
through" in spite or them all.
Never hetero has Meighan had
such a role as that oi Tom Black.
told in the Picture. "00mins
grant." a screen version or Jack
's raisins novel. “Bed Roch."

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him through some “accident."

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on "Charley's Aunt." meaning that
it is always. being played ' some-
where in the United States. Eng~z

some '

or Mnry Pickford or Bill Hart or »

lire has another big “he-
later 'Good Luck" Tom-
lubsutodats. Tsunami clerk

dent ot the concern-endahimdown
to gotten. the washout of mines
mnmmtwhOWMridB‘o:
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Lila lac h leading woman in
“Coming “through." which was di-
rected by Edward lutherland. until
m‘m Chaplin's a-istant.
Wallace Bossy. Lemme Wheat.
John-latent. trans Comm! and

)land—and the future.

CIIILD, FORMER
AMBASSADIIR, IS
SCREEN AUTHOR

“Here’s How” Filmed
As “The Mad Whirl”
«Showing at Regent
Tonight

Richard \Vashburn Child. former
minister to Italy. and an author of
prominence. caused a luror in this
country when he wrote.
How."

Whatever the purpose of the au-
thor, the public is aiiordod an op-
portunity of forming its own opin-

 

 

the Regent last night and will be
shown again today.

The general impression is that
Mr. Child was astounded upon his
return from Italy to find that car-
taln elements 01 the body politic oi
this country had gone pleasure wild.

resulted in unuul indulgence in the
forbidden stimulants.

“The Mad Whirl" was made with
a cast or unusual prominence so far
as the principals are concerned. It

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Tells Troubles of Sup-J

ot a wealthy Englishman thing in .

sad is on her way to see her father .

Daisy and 'l'cvis embark for Eng-
l

"‘Hensl

ion through the medium oi’ .the
screen for “Here's How." under thel
title "The Mad “’hiri." opened at

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IT’S HERE NOW
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The World’s Funniest Motion Picture

 

 
 
 

Adapted {ruin .
the hi! a ri o u s x '
stage farce that
started its ’run
thirty - three
years ago. this
's unquestionub- ‘
ly the funniest
comedy ever a
s c r e e ned. It ‘
cost a fortune
to, bring it be-
fore the movie
public but it is
a fcrtl-ne wiso- _
ly spent. ..

- NO ADVANCE IN PRICES ~'.

 

 

 

.“The Home of Better Shoes” ' ~

'ot alone the Home of Better Shoes for grown- ups but
it equally expresses the truth in our presentation of Spring . ,
Footwear for misses and children.

MILTON ELWOOD

122 Washington St.

Honest Value—Correct Fit—Right Prices.

 

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is said to have been produced on a

general atmosphere are concerned.
his: McAvoy has the feature role.
and others or the all-star aggrega-
tion are Jack Xulhall. Myrtle Bled.
man. Barbara Bedtord. Alec B.
Frauen. Ward Crane. Goof“ Pow-
cett. Marie Astaire and Joseph Bin-
gletou It was directed by William
A. Salter. who made “the Family
acct-ct" and "The Fast Worker."

Preacher Tells of
Work in Brooklyn

a description or the work of the
Rethodiat‘ Episcopal hospital in
Brooklyn. N. Y" wsa given by Rev.
Warren Foster Coos. D. D. at the
moi-stea- services et Norwalh l. E.

 

 

lavish scale so farassettings and’

 

church Sunday. Dr. Cook is held
secretary for the hospital at which
union. of Nerwaik. is a member of
the Board of Directors.

Bow. arr. Cool: told how also too

compiisbeOby the hospital
the past year. Re described how all

the wealthy. He went on to tell of
many incidents which had mpg“-
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CHARITY BALL AND CONCERT

Under the auspices of ' .
TEE KNIGHTS O? OOLUIBUI
tos- tbe benefit 01’
The Norwalk Hospital Nurses‘ Home Fund
— at the —

Norwalk Armory, April Twenty—First
at 8 P. at.

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Send this ad and ten cents to Foley
& 00.. 33!!» 8h. "It-id Ave. Chicago
.writing your name and ad- tress

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