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vmzsanv VAUDEVILLE‘ Hummus
All of This “Rack—+14 Big Acts '
‘ONTINUIIIO TODAY AND TOMORROW
Band -:- Kiddieland Revue
Mannikin Cabaret
.3. mos: pretentidus \auilevlne offering: or the
present season;
f mun OTHER BIG SPECIALS
_md....
( ast in Booth Tarkington s “ThO Turmoil”
'nniker‘. *
r HALF WEEK BEGINNING THUREDAY
1O: :inrei hing (vfl’eriliiJ of Broadway {axoriigg
7— x New Seven Act Show—7
—a,nd—-l
,Y I’HILBIN in “THE‘ROSE OF PARIS”
“SALLY,” STAGE
HIT IS GOOD
AS MOVIE T00
Colleen MOIOI-e Star in
Film of Zeigfeld
Show Which Earned
$4 ,000, 000
Figures whith shell success are
always interesting' because in many
instances they stand for romance.
A case in obint is “Sally," the Zieg-
feld musical comedy success.
"Sally” is now in the mimics, pre-
sented by First. National with Col-
leen Moore as the star. and open:1
nt the Rialto Theatre today. l-‘loyd
Hughes and Leon Errol. Broadway
comedy kings, head the big support.-
ing cast.
As a. stage vehicle for )Iurillyn
Miler the production is declared to
June grossed more than $4,000,000
h
and is acclaimed phi-hops the most
successful of all American stage hits.
gent Theatre
[.111in Esters-on. Managing Director
TODAY, THRU FRIDAY
2:15. 7 and 9, Except Friday, April 17 when there
will be a matinee only
CECIL B. DeMILLE’ 8
“THE LGOLDEN BED”
1’ thin Surpasses any other release or this year
LaROt‘que, Vera Reynolds, Lillian Rich,
ncr Baxter. Theodore Kosloff. Julia Faye
g‘TllC-llled Orchestra—~Matinee 300-.Evening 50c
it"l‘illl‘
amp—4,1914; \“ansnn‘ 5 new production ’Smdsmo V"om-is
bi- h opvn- l rlday nj '1". or this week at the Bliou Theatre,
k at $3.00 a seat.
Not even the John Golden play.
“Lightnin',” excelled its record.
"Lightnin'." although enjoying a
longer run than "Sally." fell below
the Ziegfeld success in gross receipts
by some $200,000. New York alone
is said to have paid $2.9("j‘fllm to
witness "Sally" on the stage. , \Vhat
the: country at large will spend to
behold "Sally" on the acrecu is as
yet entirely problematicul. but. it
may be guessed that the figures will
not be far behind those of the soul-z-
en theatre.
June Mathis \«ho “as rhspons ibl.
to. each film Elli: treses as " The 1 our
Horsemen? and "Blood and .Sand,”
made the adaptation of "Sully."
Colleen Moore brings this quaint and
1" lm'eabic heroine to the scrcen with
:1 newness and originality all of IO":
own. Her interpretation of the role
is declared to exceed in charm and
FOR ON! PERFORMANCE ONLY
AT THE
“GENT THEATRE
Friday Eve. April 17th
America‘s Most. Famous Singing Actress
GERALDINE
FARRAR
cumpiiiif.’ in a revised and modernized version at
CARMEN.
1. c0>‘ume;~. scenery, ballet and complete orchestra
Under the direction of Carlo Peroni
I L‘l.
CAST
n .2122» mini. Emma N00, Joseph Rover. Ruth Laird,
l lIOi gger. Mildred Leisv, Glad35 Mei-ed it'n. Ed-
4:.E :\[~IiIC1,Slar Woodman.
F in 11503. Goni'ierre, associate conductor.
IAT SALE OPENS AT THE
BOX OFFICE
SEATS NOW ON SALE
m: E “$1.00, $2.00 and $3.00 PLUS TAX
~ 7 ”"1 faiephone orders‘receire prompt attention.
q
“ILA ..-.
poignant appeal any of her past
characterizations.
In coniuncliun uith this vendor
r’it."ll‘l:. Misti Live. Axallone, Nur-
iialli'b' favorite :oi-rano will rrndcr
solos :it the cumin; performances.
An augmented orchestra. under- the
dlrcciion of John B. Proel‘z will play
the musical Econ; arranged for this
attraction.
7 Aluater Kent, Ware
1 Radiolu, Stmmb c r g -
Carlton. Ste 191’ ‘-
Zenith.
RADIO
STUDWELL PIANO CO.
68 North Main St.
South Nor-walk
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3—1.- m..-
:Norwaf Theatre-00ers
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HUMAN WASP
lS PORTRAYED
“THE TURMOll.”
Screen V e r s i O n of‘
Ndvel Shares Honors
7 With Vaudeville
f Show
Can a. woman I10 :1, human waspi
and still not bu wholly bad? '
This is the question one will ask
al‘trr seeing Eileen I’cicv pliv the
strung 0 mole of S:bll. the fortune-
lmnz-‘i. in "’llie ’lurmmi." Hobart
Henley-5 spectacular lTnii-ersalecwel
1'01‘5i01111E Booth Tarkington's holed
novel. now pining at the Palace
tlirw'iirrr.
lfilurri Perry will he remembered
in the title role (if "The Flirt." In
11.1», new picture Elle plays; a. Woman
\iitli u {CIII’IG soul and :1 waspish
tougur>~u wuiiinn \‘ilio ilrix'cs one
man to drink and anotht‘r to his
(ll'a!l|: :1 girl to disgrace and almost.
\\ reeks the: life liaiiiiincss of another
couriivn Still. at times, one catches
Il' riilf \xrinvlcring if, after all, she
in Wholly bad.
GOorgu IIaCIiflllll‘lfl'iF'. the hum-1h
1-..?
: ZEIIDA SLZARS AND “IS“ (‘HAIL‘HNG SIZICL' LLL'ILLL
Aunt Yields wrote a part. especially for her fluorite, in IHT'I'
oomcdv, “Broke." which comes to the Regent 'l‘liurietliiy. April 22.:
latent ‘ 'l‘l
l311.1 of Eli: rr\ -40 Round. " and the
idl‘llg ledl‘ t taxi dritui 01".Hliman
E M: l‘(' lxag- ’ iila\s .1 ram urkably
isiminill‘; cllc in? U as "limbs," dreamy
!Sun of tin: iron willed self—made mil—
2
IliflTalZe Elli-Vida“. portrayed on the
.m-ra . ii ll,” limiiictt Cori'ican, “til
‘ kiwi“. ii lirgrz-iu .11; wage war.
' Ili'flanl' lmm‘dnian, Who 19131 cd
Elie Errul iii "Souls :or Sulv ," i5 “iri-
‘illl unil- :11" Ohm; :2: ”Mary Vcr-1
:i‘v‘tjs," 1.1-.- ITLI] or the dreamy a
:“liibliéf’ anal Kitty I—iruzlhilry, View!
. 2"i"=’ B-llczlzt .. and other 3‘ cl‘: knm‘ni
mam/1114.5 :l' :-o apprrir. ~
:1
ilrgl-orate. thr- ‘
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airm-
.‘ lickgrounds for the diamatlc _
GERALDINE FARRAR EXPLAINS
1 an 11‘s pcr’mn. 3 nu, 2.6:?
Geraldine Farrars nubile—Which .. _
Items: in .3er {I115 lrifia
Is pretw much all the pzbi ulic—ohas
cmhusiastecxlly applauded her' 'Ma— The i with in; £7 ~rang 1.. l
non.” “...io-'Cio7srin." "The Goose R ' . :3 of 31-min
Gir l.’ "lilizahe'h." and the mam life 093931121115 nO'rl an}
.othrr character whirli she 53' 51v.» steamy inn-“3:3 from Miss l-.-..ri.
j‘-cees!ull:.' portrayed. but as 'C ar- own designs) of ar'isw. 11"".r
men" she returns this season 'u ile. Those. who loxe tradi'zcm r53 , man i: O net- 1 $0611 B. De—!
operatic s‘ag’c. With her own var-'1' . 4‘ 50’?" \ear: 3" ‘5 ’35:“‘323 . p‘255ti» "rt-r Gold-”n Bed ”I
Ilal‘w'. altcr 1110 seasons of comer- siu film} t“~ 9' hi“: 3 ““1 "“7 ki‘fiws ll was DIVE n: .3 a' the Eczent
iuzi'ng, “v1.11 5!, :lkes An tn‘erproier of 9.. .. TC‘,”‘,,::, {W the Fat 0! a
‘ TI-ir: mtiszc o? "ifarman' “‘5 said 2O 5min . 33"" 3"“ 0’“ ““h "3‘ Fuc' ‘ . This feature, prais-
fit Mix-5 E'arra: \ccaliy as well .3:- li- :5 >0 CU'Ei-l‘i' " ‘5 10 l. “03““; . - . 3.25111.- emltled to the
guy other par: she has sung in oil- whom of a tiiii: 3.1. A 7 “21,. i; has bran ancgrdpd
ago Miss Farrar 11.350 :1...
i'itmnrks to an mauve:
musical topics.
"15111213. Cal‘. e‘ 51.31:
era. Her final hit. of acting ii: 111':
first act and he: scenes with “.Tose"
will long live in the minds of those
fortunate enough to witness . Misc
111‘ line
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\ORWALK CONN.
l Night, Thursday, ’April 23rd
AL’SPICES OP KIWAKIS' CLUB
Seats on Sale at the Box Office
_ Thursday, April 1'6
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FA LE ANDFOURWN.
A NEW 525” AS I
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.225 Dow Clark Louise Galloway
1r Nelson 1111:3119 Sear!
erin Gowing G )1 Miller
Eliam G. Gordon Viola. Gillette
fie Mays Ursula Ellsworth
[1720 Smith Margaret Walker
Incidental Music by Harold Lovey
Play sum by nono Lloyd
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Announces The
ENING
Under New Management
Saturday, April 18th.
Of The New and Greatly Enlarged $50,000
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Boston Po‘St Road
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. FOR 500 CARS
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The finest: food and the best orchestra will provide en-l
tertainment for our guests. Meals served table D’hote and
. , Music, -~ Dancing, Entertainment
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HIGHLY PRAISEDE
2. BY THE CRI'I'ICS‘!
lilo;
l: 1;: imply boon the fortune of
on 33M: 5 to rizgrv a be'tbr motion.
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c.r en rcleaser (r the pres-
s: :v of .3 man hunt-t
“5 HIT: wiring-r ‘ ~ utv and the rrresenol
fritxilCn ll’ll‘U‘ 1'10th I‘sfizi all of the ‘
lirarlzs o: ' licauly ar d gor-
jean.»
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LaRccque, Vera.
hrr a: are are in the
anaz. The picture IS bring present-
ied villi :221 all§ni€n16d orchestra;
[piayzig ii: i. m'lgmal musical score..
:and thi: learn: 7; 3.135 a great dCallo;
‘;73 a umxirm r: 0: {he H203.
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Bill. AT PALACE
PLEASES LOVERS?
l 0F VAUDEVILLE;
'Aiiniierraiy Vic-'5 ’ Opens?! at 13‘
-Palace theater aesterday “1th capa-i
.r-i‘y :iiir'IiOnr’Os flowing the special:
Evazrls‘vzlli‘: and picture program ar-g
imaged to :3 or}: ‘-‘ :ic tngnning of the i
iitl ird var cf 1 he thrater under the:
gm; ageincnt c; Dun: and Charles
:lkicrron. The :how “.35 a big time
1 Evin-ring e: hzgh class exitcr‘uinmcnt
.3... A .
; man "It
. Four Days Beginning Today
S ALL Y S HERE
To make you laugh and
cry «~y on ve been sing-
ing for her and Of her
{01' years and years—
NOW 111 e e t her in
person 3
filth from Ziegfeld]
., _ first muslml
LEON ‘ ERROL show
(my Bolton,
and 13117th I
Jerome Kern,
r. cm: czar.
LLOYD HUGHES
Extra. Added Attraction
AT EVENING PERFORMANCES ONLY "
Miss Elva Avallone, Norvi'alk‘5 5 favorite Soprano
and augmented orchestra. of seven pieces under
the direction of John B. Proetz.
POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
2;; .
2 . me: viii-1 immediate favor.
._ i 321 'y one of the seven acts measur-
fed 1 ;- to the 2.911;:1. a; claims and, on
’119 ., 3 . 5O zurv exceeded the
FLPEL‘ d!“ is r1 mes: of the patrons.
Dennlker's Band ti )6. Kiddieland Be-
3'138 and Marnikin Cabaret were the
flirt-r: lie-winners of the specially '4!-
Zranger! hill, and 131:: other (our acts
were also of high order. The show
easily ranks as tho has, presented
here this 3"73 r.
harsh! y crivii ized. but. “her ex er she
sang,- the Ocex‘a Home was crowded
It was because :he gate personality
to the public. Very frequently there
are singers who give most excellent
interpretationé. “ho are highly
praised and when: nobody goes to
see. Now. in the last analysis.
there are two things Which I do. I
try to be, true 19 myaelt and my
true conception o! the dramatic fiz-
ness at things on the state. and—1
try to please my audiences. To do
this you mus: give unmercitully of
your perfionality. There is no other
way."
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312w LYRIC, BKIDGEPORT. l BRIDGEPOB'I: TEAMS
“Giac us Lillian and Dorothy (fish5
in the same picture,” has been the
demand made by countless film pa- POLIS
trons ever since the two grits 111- N l °
pear together in "Orphans of the} eW yrlc
Storm." And this request has beenx BRIDGEPOB’I‘
answered a last, with the ever-
popular Lillian and Dorothy doing
team-work in what has been called
2:13—T\\"IC'E DAILY—8:15
Lillian Gish
one o! the great pictures of the; - '8
year. “Bomola.” "Romain." whichi f 3 min—-
ie Henry King's production oi the “cc; ‘5 ”g
famous novel ry George Elliot. is R0m013”"
now playing twice daily at tho \‘ew m \I‘tinea ”7”“. 38c 50c
Lyric theatre. Besides the Gish ace ‘7 " _ ’Oc' 75c
filters, the cast also includes Eon. lJenlng "' 3'5" " ’
11d Colman. William 11'. Powell,
Charles Lane and Herbert. Grim-
wood. The entire production ya! -Advert.:so initial tine! {arm
filmed in Florence, Italy.
but results.
.
SUPPOSE
THERE mourn: no 30mm: -.
my: men:- an xomnoui .-
SURELY EVERYBODY CARES
And those who have not already :monded to the upped incident to the Third Annual
Charity Concert and Bell of the Knights 0! Columbus for the Nurses Ham, will do so
TODAY.MOI1W£OI¢IBB Smaller-walk.
ROBERT DOCESARE
AND W
NOBODY CARED
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