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SDAY. APRII} 15, 1925.

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FOR ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY *

' EGENT THEATRE

FRIDAY EVE., APRIL 17TH.

America’s Most Famous Singing Actress

GERALDINE ’ FARRAR

And her company 111 a revised and modernized version of

CARMEN

fl ith costumes. scenery, ballet- and complete orchestra

Carlo Peroni

Pasaxzazz. Emma Noe. Joseph Royer, Ruth Laird Neira Rei
5s \Icredith Edward \Iolitor: Star Woodman

NOW ON SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE
PRICES—$1.00, $2.00 and $3.00 PLU S TAX

Mail and telephone orders receive prompt attention

 

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Ealace Theatre 2

LAST HALF WEEK BEGINNING TODAY

 

J1.1mtlie1' Great Show at the Palace

7 BIG ACTS VAUDEVILLE

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MARY PHILBIN IN
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LAST 3 TIMES TODAY
T and 9. Except Friday. April 17 when there
will be a matinee only

CECIL B DeMILnn's
“THE GOLDEN BED”

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Lad l aR UCQU‘C. \ era Reynolds Lillian Rich.

.‘l': . Baxter. Theodore Kosloff, Julia Faye
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SATURDAY AT 10 A. M. ,
~E'E-‘C‘l 1L CHILDREN’S MATINEE

Bert e1 Film

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The Prince and the Pauper"

Selected Short Subjects
Admission 100

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‘ROSE OF PARIS’
TO OPEN HERE
AT THE PALACE

 

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3011“ ALK. CONN.

Night, Thursday, April 23rd
ALSPICES 017‘ KJIVAIK'IS CITE]!

Seats: on Sale at the BOX Office
. , Thursday, April 16
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RODUCING so.
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A new FABLE AND FOUR ms
By 251.014 SEARS ‘

aRlLLlANT EAST OF commas moments
I arias Dow Clark Louise Galloway

 

agar Nelson Lucille Bears
‘nerin Gowing Gladys Miller
'iliiaxn 0. Gordon Viola Gillette

-yle Mays Ursula Ellsworth
Large Smith Margaret Walker

Incidental undo by Harold Leroy
' Play Staged by 30110 Hoyt!

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Lyric ate- a12e believes that there is
bound to Lin a renaissance of 'Uie
1.1mm.“ old “skits" or Inc burlesque
theatre and ha: cognem reasons for
this belief. "One or my earliest rc-
collections of Lil"; burlesque theatre
Toma Hank“ and Marie Dressler
were the eLLLL:. 1 can well remem-
ber some of the little bits that
were worlutd 11p cu Ihose days for
the delectatlan of t;;e boys out in
from. There Was a mixture of
pathos, and thrills with just enough
humor and drama to balance. Some
of us who were youngsters in those
days can remember the lines that
Junie McGrca got of: with such ef-
fect when he said he bias going to
buy fifty collars worth of room rent
and fifty dollars worth of hop and
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-—Sent incl adve: iscments

good results.

BRIDGEPORT THEATRES

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; generous applause. 933 number is

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in Zelda Scars new comedy. "Broke.”
April 23, under the auspices of the Kiwanis club.

ii "The Golden Bed,"

.“Broke” ”‘THEGOLDEN BED’
STARILING 1111

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Produced With Noted

 

5 De Mille Lavishness
I: —-Tells Marriage

Story of Millionaire

 

now at the
Regent Theatre is a story of two

girls. a. pampered belle and he:- re-
sourceful sister—41nd what they do
for a. self-made millionaire who is
an all»too human combination of
strength and weakness.

The picture is Cecil B. De Mille‘s
latest production for Paramount
which was adapted by Jeanie Mac-
rherson. author or .“The Ten Com-
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.which ruins Admah.

more! and Pictorial Review serial.-

The book was hailed by critics and
public alike as “the most searching
novel of marriage ever written. Its
pages glow‘ with life and love."

And what a picture De Mllle has
made of it!

Flora. Lee. selfish young daughter

of the aristocratic family or Peake,

‘and her younger though far more

sensible sister Margaret. are both in
love with Admah Holt; rising young
candy manufacturer who is long on
money but shy on culture.

Iloltz marries Flora. Lee, the girl
who turned her back on him when
he “as poor. only to realize t‘r at it
is not he she loves but, his money.
llora Lee gnu 1 big candy ball
He goes to
The girl goes or: with

an-

prison.

1other man while Margaret bucks up
one of the Comedians “no will be In support of George Macfarlanc‘l’ouug Holtz: he fights back, he

at the Regent theatre Thursday

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Miss Elxa Avallone,\ .

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Extra Added Attraction
NING PERFORMANCES ONLY
favorite Soprano .

and augmented orchestra of seven pieces under
the direction of John B. Proetz.

NO ADVANCE IN PRICES

orwalk's

 

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house of Peake now used as a :c
merit. There she Iii " 3‘
bed 11 hile Maxgdrc

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bodles” rise to
posxtlon over those who
max-velour- family name did
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"The Golden 36"” will 5 an
unusually human note to those Who
have watched hard-working ‘no-

wealth and noelal
believed a

diva:

Vera Reynalds
and Lillian Rich have the principal

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\\ 1m I~ the I'unduunr for
I':)‘I'I'31“> )nudcrn and Tt‘\l.~*‘d ‘Pl‘5iul!
0T (:mm-n to he sun; all the Reg-111 .
Theatre tnmurruw night. '

COLLEEN MOORE
IS BIG HIT IN HER 1
“SALLY”_PICTURE%

Is Charming Heroine
in Film \. ersion 0t"f
holed Zeigfeld Legi—
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provides this dainty First National
star with the means of proving there i
ls. apparently. no limit to her yer-i
sazilit}: '

First we discover
forlorn little Inmate
home. Then we
drudgc in the kitchen or the
Tree Inn. Quickly the. action shifts
and by a series of circumstances
“Sally" is plunged into the vortex
of life as revealed a:- the
lawn of a multi-millionairc.

Here is where we glimpse a. lieu-E
and different "Sally." gorgeous In
her lovely raiment. impersonating a
noted Russian dancer. There is a
pretty love thread running through
this screen version which is an
adaptation made by June Mathis.

Lloyd Hughes. recently placed un—
der contract by First National.- is
Miss Moore's leading man. Leon
Errol. who was in the original stage
version. is seen in his same—role in
the film. He iscxceedingly funny
and does 130be in enhancing the
scenes with Miss Moore.

Others in the cast are Myrtle
Stedman. Dan Mason. John T. Mur-
ray, \Ray Heller; Louise ‘Beaudet.
Eva Vocal: and Carlo Schlpa.

Alfred E. Green . 1: responsi‘ble
for the very able direction of
”Sally."

Charles W. Sterling, local violinist,
in addition to the regular program.
favor: with a 3010 which has I»! the
pm two day: been accepted with

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in Gowinx. William Clam-don. Ur-

MACFARLANE 10

STAR IN ZELDA
SEARS’ COMEDY

“BFOkC” by Local Play-
‘ wright, “’ill Show at
Regent Under Kid -

wanis’ Auspices

 

 

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money-seekers.
' milks: a barrier ulnzll no:
‘ . 1 his Old friends and himself.

A sudden turn of the etc-cl; marl:-

":-u.s1u?-.-s lus- zorunte. As an "un— ;
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3er “‘Oulicl‘l'ui :cet. he iindt’
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heraelf to him.

1 .15» a 1111l1ionaiie.Tl1cix ‘

0111111.». Is one 01 the delightful in
olden: s of the p15}.

"lirUkLC" offers a splendid lead-
Macl’arlaue, who
with equal success in light
musical comedy. drama. cone

auchi‘Llc. This \‘ersatlie‘
of course the rich poor
“Brokei”, and during the
play he sings several songs com-
pOSuJ by Harold Leroy. the young
composer of "'l‘hs Magic King" and

and
is
man of

also attaches
the first appearance as
a. leading lady or. lovely Lucille
Sears, niece of the author. and her-
self a. product or local stages. An
Lucille Peth. this young actress
went on the stage in
Bridgeport. and “Waterbury stock
companies, following her graduav
Lion from W'eUesley College. Early
this season on Broadway she played
in "The Breaking Point" and so
impressed her famous aunt that a
practically written to-order role in
"Brokci" is the happy result.

The cast, described by Miss Scars
as "hand picked" by herself. is the
most notable comedy cast assembled
inmany a. day. Those rwho play
principal roles are Louise Galloway.
Charles Dow Clark.- Edgar Nelson
Viola Gillette, Gladys-Miller. mar!

Local interests

.- o'ftr‘cl b\ the'

His-f

’ ‘returns. half out of her head. to the

SUPPOSE NOBODY CARED

THERE MIGHT BE NO HOSPITAL!
THERE MIGHT BE N0 NURSES HOMES

, SURELY EVERYBODY

And those who have not already responded to the appeal incident to the Third. Annual
. Charity Concert. and Ball of the Knights of Columbus for the Nurses Home. Will do so
TODAY. Mail subscriptions to Box 533, South Norwalk.

FORDHAM GLEE CLUB
OF 35 VOICES
First Connecticut Engagement

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There will be 300 unreserved seats.

CARES

ROBERT DeCESAVRE
AND 08.0me
Nationally Known Artists

Abdut 500 Reserved Beats at 50¢ each will be provided. Applications must be nailed
on or before April 11 and seat holders will be determined by lot from such apphcal’lt:

only.

 

 

Raymond F. Tigani, Manager
Announces The

O P E N l N G * ;
Under New Management

Saturday, April * 18th.

or The New and Greatly Enlarged $50,000

AYSEDE lN\T

Boston- Post Road

 

 

 

PARKING SPACE
FOR 500 CARS .

 

 

Largest Dancing Floor
Between N. Y. and Boston

 

 

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cult. Ellsworth and llama: Walk.
or. Following It: appearing- beret
“Broke!" will so to W
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The finest food and the best orchestra will previde en-

tertainment for our guests. Meals served table D’hote and
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Music, Dancing, Entertainment

TELEPHONE NORWALK 2251 FOR RESERVATIONS

RAYMOND F. TIGANT, MANAGER

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