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FOR ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY ' I. .
REGENT THEATRE
FRIDAY EVE, APRIL 17TH.
America 5 Most Famous Singing Actress . ' ' "
GERALDINE FARRAR
And her company in a revised and modernized'i'ersionrof A
CARMEN €
“ith costumes scenery ballet and complete orchestra . i '
Under the direction of Carlo Peroni
THESENTINEL
01:23 for Norwalk T
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l’RICESf"$1-OQI $2.00 and $3.00 PLUS TAX
Mall and telephone orders receive prompt atteniion.
CAST \ g;
' 1"";“3’ ' mea \('C JC’SeDh ROFCT Ruth Laird. .\eii lli mg... \ ' ’ r: i :
‘vl: I": s Meredith Ed vard )Iolitcm Star \Voodman. «'1 ' 'hmr'd %
, ' 3:1- ; in homicrm associate conductor.
SEAT SALE OPENS 'AT THE BOX OFFICE
3103 DAY. APRIL 13th AT 10 :00 A. M
N“ ”l
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, Night. Thursday,‘T'April_ 23rd
l Nlll'll. AESPICES UF IiI\\'.1\IS (1LT;
i«eats on Sale at the Box Office
Thursday. April 16
7'36 AMERICAN
DQODUCING CO.
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Regent Theatre
with. .
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REGENT
TODAY ONLY
lederatci Present; . .
JANE NOVAK
In an unusual pic'urlza zoo
“T‘VO SHALL BE
BORN”
COMEDY .:- News
SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY ;'
JACK HOXIE
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“SIGN OF THE
CACTUS"
—d‘1‘j‘.
ADOLBH ZUKORA- IESSE LU“? mt '
CECll—BIEMIllE
\Yi I}- II' ‘1
(Except Fridav,
PROD_U_C_T'ON
SCREEN pLAv” av
JEANIE MACPHERSON
HLaRC'J‘ {‘1' . \TC‘I'R Rgfi'n'il‘li‘, 4
lumber. Theodore. Kosloff
9:15
Matinee Only}
The storyvof a
man in: nting
outhern her: 11 t y‘
ml the many men
£5118 trapped. Film-
g—‘ed with. do Mine.
"supe§ - gorgeous«
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Iilliau EL:
. Julia Tax
AUGMENTED REGENT ORCHESTRA.
W. A. Schofield, Director
Matinee (all Seats) 30c; Evening (all seats) 50c
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REGENT THEATRE
5 DAYS BEGINNING APRIL 13
Daily at 2:15, 7:00 and
April 17,
‘Warner
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“'ILLIAM
DESMOND
EORGE
A NEW FABLE AND coup sows
By z‘ELDA SEARS
.5 Dow Clark
7 Nelson
Louise Galloway
Lucille Sears .
Gladys Miller
. Viola, Gillette
Ursula Ellsworth
Margaret Walker -
:e Smith»
Incidental Music by Harold Levey
Play Staged by Rollo Lloyd
.- - -- MACFARLANE
A. {BRILLIANT CAST OF COMEDIANS INCLUDING
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“THE RIDDLE
RIDER”
, _ PALACE
TODAY at 2:15, 6:45. 9:10
FIVE ACTS
V'AUDEVILLE
—aud~
HOOT GIBSON
11?" T" ' l“ .~ ' ‘ ' been )resent- ‘ ”‘33“
a i .16 wigg res i hoes that haxe ex ex 1 ; fi
3% o: u al i; will be Offered on speciallx arrang- THE RIDDLE
ed in}
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g ml illl ersaiybills next week. RIDERV
3%: The programs will be changed Monday and
,fi Ei‘.n‘~da\ Each nee bill “ill feature sexen
ieziri3' me Bi“: adwav acts
We
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PHOTOPLAY FEATURES
0
Regular Popular Vaudeville Prices
Anniversanr - 14 ;.
Palace Theatre
ENTIRE B I G JACK HOXI E
AER'iE-Km Vaudeville A 0 T S “SIC GNU? THE
5 , ______j ,
ll londa)‘ Tuesday, Wednesday—Booth Tarking-
ion 5. "THE TURMOIL”—- A Universal Jewel
T hur da}. Frida). Saturday—MARY PHILBIN ai'mf'or‘s. tea: um 9:93:23 f‘uuza '3'
in “THE ROSE OF PARIS” :1? 3:1: “Lifer-:5 :10; 13:3 ins,
“LET ER BUCK”
SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY
A bill of action and romance
CACTU S”
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WILL:A1\ I
DESMOND
2: per!
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'RANCHERS’ WIS IS THEME 0F
JACK HOXlE’S lATEST FILM
rrpro:
LAST Snow'mc
, or HOOT GIBSON
mm TONIGHT
“Let’Em Buck” Is Real
Western S t o r y ——
Many Scenes Shot at
Rodeo
Realism of an imerestin ; sort is
the dominating feature of ‘ Let '23:
Buck." Unix ersal special playing for
the last. time tonight at the Iiialto
theatre. Hoot Gilt-son stars and he
is supported by! a. company of wide.
1:" known screen players will) estabo
lie-lied reputations as portrayals of
“’estern characters.
Marian Nixon is loading
Ollzors in the cast
wick, G. :fiaymondflVyo. Charles K.
I'rencii. Fred and William Steele.
"Let ’Er Buck" “.15 adapted ex-
pressly for llooi. l-y Edward Seag-
1'."lr'!-: and Baa-mend L. Schrock g
from Charles \Kellii: gee-n Fur-longs ‘
not: Q no. el. See's-mic I; also direct-
ed 2hr: picture.
'I‘ie siatement that realism is the
dominant feature of tho story a.-
surnos unusual s .gnili; ante “11911 it,
ure was nlm-‘
ad in P: :1de no. Oregon. while the
famous Roundvl p 'har is an annual
event in That on}: v.15 in progress.
Considerable {chase is given ow:
to shearing: the Various events that5
v. ere on 111‘ program 95 this 'classlc
of rattle range sports.
For a r. imL. (r of years
bce‘azizc :1. mo: 10!! picture
“‘35 3. 0‘ :nvestan’ 3’.
roundups t2; ,,
4‘31: he . .. a '1 around charlie
*pionshxpe ’, }‘ rndlrton, uhlch means
:rhat for lino: 3ear he “as the all
arc Ind champzon of the world.
Fond'r'rn is 1:1: acknowledged
woman.
:! re Josie Sedg-
i;efore he
star Hoot
rodeos and
chst. In
“Inner is declared
. "ed Ylie final horrors;
ya: in LO’KL‘HYC 330215.;
PAIR OF BLONDE
STARS IN “TWO
SHALL BE BORN”,
HJane ovak and Sigrid
Holmquist Have
SATURDAY,
Bill Cody
I; ‘ ___. in j...—
“RIDERS OF MY STER ”
-—and— ‘*
Another Round of Battling Brewster
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
“MY MFE 'AND I,”
__ With _3
Irene Rich and Himtly Gordon
+
RIALTO
NEXT ,WEEK
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
COLLEEN MOORE
__in_.——
“SALLY”
Extra. Added Attraction
AT EVENING PERFORMANCES ONLY
Miss Elva Avallone, Norwalk’s favorite Soprador;
and augmented orchestra of seven pieces under, ‘
the direction of John B. Proetz. .f
VPOSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES I".
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ST. PAUL’S
ZELDA SEARS, CHURCH ~ " '
PLAY “BROKE” j Easter Day ' 3
COMING HEREEE Holy (Tanisha 7:30 A. iii.
C - Ilziirmatiou
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Leading Parts in s
ELOYD HUGHES
WINNING NEW
" wit-:- of the mos: popula
i fcld s musical com cdy succes
i the Rialto thsatre next 'I‘uesda}.
WEEK-END PLAYS; «"
ATTHElllALTO;
“5331:; is “39:61:37"
Til-5'1
:n's ac tors. 30
union of Zi":§- L"
is a:
22:1- one.
. steady.
: n": the: urge to am.
31‘ patron of all
Iiervitazionf’
xiec. .3 Gioz
tenacity
his na'urai
k5 “on I: l '11 a 51".?) 3 par: lit:
led in ll: lS anl “as,
His rise
Since becoming :7
screen play
hare been in “'1"
91‘s IVS
"'1 gre-
la H1: pr.
'0 make Les. Angelo-s and
' towns fll'ill‘ headquarters.
“1.30: hours Hughes
out Io Glendale,
gwazch the moving lecture companies
Soon 2;; begun to gegin-
a! work.
lercsced.
Followmg gradiezicu
school. Hug! «:s 1 ilfl‘d
SCREEN HONORS . . . ..
hrough “Lic‘n iu iea‘
L‘cxl Hughes, Colleen Moore's ambitions. He first
("as
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prmvl
ilzuitre'
“ca 11.1“ k."
51‘an 6.
hit} clo
530W.
\rn x itinerant road cofu- Los: World ‘ "If I Mart—r the Ilhcdc 151331.} hospital, condi-
“ln I-Iwry ‘Xc‘hnifl s- Lif 3'13 3 lit 3: upon Ii‘iij' amounts being rail..-
sriii in grammar; “Sallx' ind ‘: lie-Lions.
parents mmed l0 l .ghes is a he robe? player and: 'r ,, ..d hgspiwl isplan-
II “as at this firm is 2:; ‘50 :L boxing im. 31"» is mar-3 ‘Iircnsire campaign to
Iiuiglzbor- .
After
frequeiillv fade
or: lilo
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and receives a traflic cop‘ rather
zhan cons ‘ lo the paiernal de-
,maxzds. . Holmquisl—Whlh
mazi Ben: . would seem from his
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> '» " ifirl “lion: Brians dad has selected
his acting
"sign-=3] on“ as
' rum. m-l: or latest 1 irst ‘ia- an. "main" and worked 1:: this huzz
’ for mt: v:
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among
in all; is lie 5 :1: Broun in the ’70s,'rc-
{
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ijinown as Aldrich Field, and is now
ifainmx-m ‘ that you ( zigoy may
‘ Tomorrow «night and Honda}.
~31:ch Riel: will be featured in "My-
a...
“316 and 1." He. loved her for her
beauty; 5‘“:- iole‘ratcd him for the!
money be poured out as a. libationl
to her entrancing, loveliness: he?
BRIDGEPGBT THEATRES
named the joy of her youth; she.-
' ‘ played for the gifts he would r: .ow- 3
'éer her with: until amoment’s heed-
THE NEW 3 llessness swept them both into 2. cy-
l l’OU’S clone 0' ex cuts that threatened them
ULDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built Coach
~‘ 1188 .00 Delivered ‘
SIPgC-‘l' Roomier. More Refined
Hm Coach “that Challenge: 4“
Comparison :
AARON KOHN
Moscow
BATHIN
BEAUTIE
2:15 _-- TODAY -- 8:15
Rube Bernstein’s
G
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’ New Lyric
all with the specire of disgrace and
‘ bitterness. .
EL‘II‘JSEFF CHAIRMAN.
, Ho'sr' 0W. April 11-5.: 1222 .irs )
€<l Linvv yesterday of the 39". ly ClC’L’t-i
~e~i Moscow Soxier. Leo Kamenefz
'Was tie-elected chairman. 'lhe elec-
;rior:s {or the Moscow Soviet closed
Eon Tuesday, and the final results
um 02““ I 3 ads! - T003.“ i showed that the non-Communist par-
50 R 3: hp r 25‘: _ .. ities have 34 per cent. or the total
I Indies _ . _ ,, {membership or the new body. elect-
I l we? ‘5" ‘ ' "‘ lag 1,308 members. The Column-
4 . .
Sentinel for the
(1
Big: aimed 3.53%- ,
ibc‘in; consérucieri.
(‘rlpping Story g1‘0 Be Shown at Regent; Bibi“. Euc Lorelei: 10; 5') A. 3L
April 23 Under Ans-g Childre e“. Ser .ice 3 P. 31.
Sale (Lt Vass recruited
griza 10:; of .‘larie ‘ on
.ers gripping r0‘c"1'v.o
pices of Kiwanis:
=Sball Be Born" a “human Ben-
in”. rrollo‘inn. which \\‘ ll be 521053
1 n: R: .1 theatre today onh'.
'lhe alumni: bloride Jane Ixoxak.
‘imrcrsona es 31:11:33. Jad'niga Zule-
' ‘ ‘d'rg S cm; i characler,
. r, pillar ma ineo idol,
Harm: , plms Brian Kelly.
hero. rigrid Ho! mvuis: and
:l rank Shcrzicn liaxo the next most
‘ mil 0' 11 :- popular
«:as: are Y'Jlier'filrl-
-' . Blanche Craig,
Catherine Evans.
Ayllali Inez Shannon
Cliffe.
Ev; Bot-r"
x
f‘li')
is a story
'isos’. of ?i’:-" siluaziorzs
York. Miss Norah‘s
of a \oung Russian
, gov C‘S
a: ‘11" lira ii I",
.5;i3;‘nj 5:,- S'
glzir he
ii'ror.
to ihls country
9". and. um-
7.2-: sex-t or
mouth “from .-.r:.' true American
:adx.z.rrs. “1:0 rcfusrs to wed (lie
ggirl soles: e ‘ {or him by his father.
iocnons to have a. weakness for
ondes—Ls 'Eo alluring new York
r 1.5 sc v1 and heir and who doesn't.
out en a “hen the boy choose:
her. and Frank Sheridan ma}:
;. ro‘e- 0* l e :at‘mr
GIFT TO 81‘ O‘TN UNIVERSITY.
'T’RCIYIDEKCE, R. 1. Avril 3}.—
' ‘ Aldrich and Henry L.
hers rngaged in fire
ridge business in this
. :mmuneed joint gifts of
‘vLN to Brown university and to
‘ its suppleznentary 3300.000.
'lhc Aldrich brothers. prominent.
comm bated 331%.“)? to the
a 'h. ‘etic field at the
sodium will be
or a no. .
silv. This
Club Bishop Acheson
will officiate
Everybody Invited ,
Miss Zelda Sears, as her of:
- < - . - S
‘ Brom.’ 1.19 new comedy With;
George Macrarlane, which comes to?
the Rege..t or: Thursday, Arm! :3
is a. local celebrity. At her farm.
Top 0' the Hill. Wilton. she has uric-
ten all her musical success. "Lady ~
Billy." “The Clingirzg‘ Vine," “The Amulet Kent, “in. ‘
Magic Ring’ ’and "Lollipop." also Radiola. Embers" .
"Brokel" the scenes or which are C a 1' 1t 0 n. Ste :icr.
laid in a summer hotel between Zenith.
Bridgeport and Stamford. Miss Sear:
began her theatrical career a: a
comedienne in Clyde Fitch's plays.
Pour seasons age she wrote "Lady
Billy” {or Mitzi. which won her in-
slant recognillon as a playwright.
Her newest play is said 1') be the
most novel comedy of the year. Some
incidental musical by Harold Let-2y
accompanies it, and the zine cast
which includes Miss Sears' young
niece, Lucille Sears, in her firs: lead-
ing role, was personally selected by
the author herself. Atter its local
comment "Broke:" “Ll so to
Philadelphia {or a. run.
The performance in Nor-tel" is
under the auspices of the Kiwanis:
Club. §
RAD'IO-
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MEN’S CLOTHJSG. ‘
WASHIVGTOB. April 1.1 -Men 5;
clo'hlng factories. not including con—r
tract. shops. liad a. izoutput in 1923 I CODIPLETE HOUSE ~
\alucd at. $1,185,116.293. an increase : ~ " "
FURNISHILGS -
of 26.5 per cent. over the figure to:
1921, the last. preceding census year.
The Census bureau figurse. made
public todax. showed That the in.
dustry is located chiefly in New York,
Pennsylvania and Illinois.
FURNITURE,
RANGES _
And All House F .:
ing Goods at Lowesl;
Prices. ~
M. Gutkowsky
37 North Main Street
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that ever gave me roller. It works
on a. cough or cold like magic,"
writes Mr. George Fame. 3766 Bigo-
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opiates. Good {or old and young.
FOLEY’S 'HOXEY &. TAR C011-
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deman’d ovei' fifty years. Insist upon . . r '
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