Y. APRIL 17, 195.
6W3 a
alace Theatre
A $2.00 Show 7A1: Palace Popular Prim
ANNIVERSARY WEEK
smthanewaeven-ccthlllthctinc knoohonsu
be testified by any of the 1,700 people who
made up yesterday' 8 audiences. {
Phoebe Whitside , ‘
Revue I P“ Ahurn '
Songs and Dance Comedy Chatter.
‘ DSODS
3 Br
we” ""1 3mithfind Cantor
FARRAR TO SING
IN “CARMEN”
' THIS EVENING
$57.18—Leads Entire
pected to Hear Fa-
mous Prima Donna‘
* AI: Regent Theatre
The rarest treat 01 the .‘ear for
Girls music—lovers and theatre-goers of
" "L: , Music and mm: .‘x - ‘
Jazz Band . orwalk is scheduled for tomght.
' when real, metropolitan opera is
SONGS AND no“ .0 1 presented at the Regent Theatre.
, W, ’ . .‘Cot any third-rate com am'. thls
-. sou and dance otrcrln of unustt ‘ . p .. .
b g a" Inc-‘1. but. headed by no less than the
and —— prlma douna, Geraldine Farrar, who
\ PHILBIN in “THE ROSE OF PARIS”
REGENT
TONIGHT AT 8 :15
GER 11 DtNI: I
' ND H»: '3
CAIlNlET‘N
_.AN ODEQAT ’
mavxoqe Y-BALLE occiwe's‘m-A
Good Orchestra Seats are
Still Available
Prices $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00
Plus Tax. "
SALLY IS VERY _
' DIFFERENT PLAY
IN THE MOVIES;
TURDAY ONLY
RLEY MASON
‘V‘tlml Impular of
Colleen Moore, Bru- 1
# ~:,:'N L1; 1: how special nette, DOCS Not Ape;
,arlet Honénnoon' Stage Characteriza-z
.1. ':_ _:_ ans tion of Miss Miller
24‘; v
e—o
'matlc action
»pluce lo the automat
IWtb her own company Will presmlt
her most famous role in "Carmen."
People who have oftcn read of the
famous star wil: at last be able. 1;:
see her. and Manager Davm Esta:—
son is to be congratulated upon his.
effort to provide Xonx'alk wlth this
highest type of entertainment.
That no one here will wish to miss
such a type of entertainment with
this leading prlma donna. goes. nigh-
out saying.
SHOW AUTOMAT
IN NEW SHIRLEY
MASON PICTURE;
New I
A reproduc Inn of 0:45 of
York's famous automnts was
at the Villllam I‘m. \Ym-z Coast
Studlos for use In Sllll‘l")’ Mason‘s
latest stirring Vehicle. “The Scarlgl
Honeymoon," which will be
at the Regent tomorrow.
These peculiar nichvl—ln-thc—slot
lunch rooms 82‘? fnmtlxztr to New
yet-keys. but strong; lu the rust of
the world. A large part at UM: dra-
cf the ylclllru takes
set. and one
madv
learns Just how
glass door'uundwlcll shelves works.
Alan Hulr‘. fort'ncr sc’rmle thespian
dlre‘cted "The Scurlé-l Honeymoon.”
and the principal players In the cast
supporting Miss Mason l‘lerrv
Gcndron. . in Sm rN, 7. Farrell Mar:
ry.
cllt.
u
—2
“:11
Donald. Lugcnla GE: and llama
Gearv. _ .
Th (. 2:: tr\' opens; 'm tizv Aruilztlz‘.» .2
“all he scent.- sx‘» ‘hnN‘ ll;tl‘.l‘:tll:l' ‘
to the aulomut Lut'l'lul‘. \SIZL!‘:. {Li
‘rcal plot bruins.
,, 7777 7_ fir ‘u ivgitnrrxu I
"‘ .stagr: once achieve a hit in some
- Broadway play. and forever after
‘I‘DAY NIGHT Ibex. successors in that pmlcular
* rule must be blondea. it she was a
1‘5“! DESI‘IOND hlonde; stout. it she was st out. or;
,x ‘ 1‘1”.) f’ :mll. if she was tall. '
1‘ ' ‘ ‘ " ature But. not so in the movles. A stt‘ilt- 3
-.-_ "an:
alght Through"
'xgwl
lng case in point is that of “Sally."
;starring vehicle for Collecn Moore.
knowing at the Riulto for the last
)tlme wmgm. This was adapted
“- jtron: the Ziegfeld musical comedy
. . suf‘crch of the same title.
-t' ISICICIIC Rlder” ’ The name role in “Sally" was
:portrayed on the musical stage by,
" EAlwlllyn Miller and established her‘
. lrenown as a star. “'hen she left
(“I (3‘8 3‘ and Tuesday Ithe management 01 Ziegfeld. was her i
1successor a brunette? She was not.“
,.-. mammal IJIYOH‘C She was a distinct blonde: a blonde
\./I.‘IU‘ 1-K of almo t the identical type 0! Mlss
Miller.
”.111-
to; mum; SIN”
In the screen version of_"Sa.lly"
the star. Colleen Moore. ls a dls—
Lina brunette. There isn't any
lsuggestlon or the "Sally" present-
led by Mariuyn Miller, in so tax- as
looks and acting are concerned.
Miss Moore gives her own .Inlmlm-
hle, block-haired lnterpretdtion of
,the part, which is declared to win
Qher greater encomlumu than dld
éevcn such hits as "The Perfect
'Flappcr" and “Flaming Youth."
Lloyd Hughes and Leon Errol.
Broadway comedians, head the blg
supporting cast.
now indepen-
plc‘lwd two
' u} roles ll: his
and will train
roles as ‘Wal-
.N. Nolgllan lw-
~ :oung men
Lowls Na-
egent Theatre
.\' ORWALK. CONN.
I Night, Thursday, April 23rd
» \DER AL'SPICES or mans cum
Seats on Sale at the Box Office
Thursday, April 16
' MERICAN
DUCING ‘30.
A NEW FABLE AND am
By 251.045
- ILLIANT CAST OF- COMEDIANS anemone
The 1324‘ hillliV'!‘ 51"} .Nhun
Palace Thux to lo: the 2le:
‘tllls xvi-cl; Nurlusses ‘1}1- lxiu
'leY. bill tllizl “‘11: ufl~
-first tllrEc Lin}§.
les DOW Clark Loni” Gallon!
Nelson aniline Sears g
:11: Sowing W m” g
am G. Gordon Viola Gillem
Mays Ursnlc Ellsworth
r.- Smith Margaret Walker
Incidental Music by mummy
Play Staged hy Rollo Lloyd
Slim:
SHOW AT PALACE
IC‘2‘15
has even envuoednfi 'be cxpectta
of the public :1 booking this blwv.
and the cuparux zzpfizwtww ‘\'\‘.\'?I‘—V
day were slrllghlcd “2121 p30-
gram. .
The Hansons. . Australian-ts. in ;
dance and specially number-N '
grout. 3’21; A'ltearn, hluclflcu come- : ., "
dum. lit-pt he house in rows. The.
\‘L‘hlteside Rexuc is z: clusslc‘ (mm. .
and musxcal offermg. Ti.» lceu:
n.
a soloist. is one 0;“.th M‘s: sing ‘
shown .
the system of 111116;
ates f0r N orwa
THESENT‘NEL
Tonight
F arrar Sings Here
b as “discovereru” by Da-
"t‘ ‘: Griffith. tic-m B. D. .1121th
I“. l'layz‘s—Laslcy. or any 0th»:
c-r llxiduul company. Tllez."
I
I
“'er'u. 3
who has teen. at the laws. in
many seasons. I‘hu Sewn Jrowzt
girls. a. jazz IllIli‘l aggregation.
. r‘rome .2: . music
and song dlspcnsnrs and Songs and
Kicks. 5. muswul umledy
EfSITIl\'il- ‘
ganzu, concluded the biz: Ebony:
easily worth $2.110. The entire bill'
continues today and tomorrow
FHM VERSION .
0F KATHLEEN
NORRIS’ NOVEL
“Butterfly." 3 novel by Kathleen
Norris. which was produced by Unl-
vcrsal an a jewel Clarence Brown
production. “as published serially in
Pictorial Review in 1922
book last year.
slderable comment
novel characters. They are 11 one-
mien" In a. Village and the ' become
sedate and settle down after they
leave the village. It is a remarkable
story and is a. remark ble picture.
It is showing at the alace next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Laura. La. Flame. Normuu Kerry
3nd Ruth Clifford head 1.11.9 Gust.
"The Plastic Age."
cy Marks. has been purchased by
B. P. Schulberg Productiins
w‘lll be adapted tor the
Other big stories Mr. Schulbcrg
will film are “Shenandoah."
old Civil War stage play. "Le-1i-
Tylor's \Tlves.” by “'allace Irwin.
and "With This Ring." by Penny
Heasllp Lea.
BRIDGEPORT THEATRES
N eW Lyric
BRIDGE?! )R'I
2:15 -- ’JE'ODAY — 8:15
'Take-A-Look
8"” 25c 2......
Indies’ my ‘ ’
munee Satin-day
M..- - -c.
and as a ,
I: has excited con— i
because of 1115f
n t: rel by Pe r-
and 1
screen. i
the ‘
GERALDINE 37.538th
Geraldine Fan-an with her own opt-r11 company, appears here at
the Regent Thoma tonight to slug one pt‘l‘fm‘lnmt‘c of her most suc-
ccssful role, tho"! of Carmen. The opera will be one of the social as
veil as theatrical events of the season. It is Bald the house Is prac.
tlcallr sold out.
corporation 3
in P‘cqu-es
{ that they are no: to
or
" " of 13:91? own. um} j
lit-r ‘ ' is f
' been .
L1 Inal y con-.
r wins a: pczuwne" 1. place
E'H‘rsrif or: :he cc" (:1 A few '
, ‘ : . so andi
111.1 12112 horn . d . uéionr-d. Joan. I
howz-ver. ' : of :1 local contestI
in hm‘ homo town
' ls _,l- {‘ICP'QI
with
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«LG (1...»11
Hot Swings 3‘
Gl' urge .
:NLLJ‘S Ill “ .1.— L.1¢d—\
:Tu scveral f
‘udm: Cccll ,
““1115; of
ng‘ul” and
G 221'le I". has
‘ Edna '
{j'lusslln Li ' has I
to: Iifr, She
l‘lf-s in readiness "
. she Ems fln- ‘
Madness. " They-
31.12 Owen .
$12121. play:
. .ngL Hay in l ‘ “
" ..; 1 r N", r‘l
"(.‘lusstfirh. ‘ star “A an“ Joan Meredith.
Touring Europe
l,
ROSE DIONE HAS
. treat and beauty who won inmn»
" ha work in “Drums." 1 Unusual
SUPPORT ROLE
IN ROSE OF PARIS
Famous French Ac-
tress Once Had Her
Own Theatre—Play-
ed With Bernhardt
Rose Dione. famous French ac-
taneous aoclclm in. this country by
turn play of China, has ”one or the
principal supporllng roles in “The
Rose 'of Paris.” Universal-Jewel
starring Mary Phllbln. whlch will be
shown at the Palace Theatre today
and tomcnow.
Mme. Dione was four years a
tmember or Such Bernhardt: corn-
plny. and at one time owned her
own theatre in 'Brucsels. In “The
Rose of Pads' ‘she has the role of
a keeper of a. cafe frequented by
Apaches that of a woman ready to l‘
commlz any wrong to gun money,
Theatre- Goer’s
rams gm»:
LAST runs TODAY
Colleen Moore, Lloyd Hughes and Leon Errol
“SALLY”
His: Elva. Avnllone. Korwclk’: favorite soprano, and
Amati Orchestra.
SATURDAY BUIDAY svuma
“Beauty and the Man” Agnes Ayrfi .
(By Peter B. 33119) -13...
W ml: all m Stanley
A rcmukabte rural-two or tul-
illled ambition
uad
Another Round of
“Bottling Brewster"
MONDAY and mar
' PRISCILLA DEAN
__.n\'._._
“A CAFE IN CAIRO”
IAmnMooloredm Amumtomnsponyonto mystic
’ Egyptamltmnyonwnhlumm.
“Her Market Value”
(From 1.11: Dondon and New York
as. success by Frances Nord-
31mm.)
Agnes Art-es, the epitome of fem-
tnlne lovellneac, in the greatest
role or her entire weer.
and in this desire to gala would: she
is prepared to sacrifice an orphan
girl. who really :3 heiress to a m!
estate. to the cupldlty of the mam
sent by the girl’s grandfather tqtlnd
her mother.
"The Rose of Pad-ls" is the screen
adaptation of "Mun." a French best
seller wrltteu by r brother and 815-
ter in collaboration under the pen
name of Dolly. Irving Cummings.
Who directed Miss Philbln in "Fools
Highway,” .L'nlversal production
which has been accorded wide no-
claim by crltlcs throughout the
country. is responsible'tor this pro-
ductlon. .
The story tells of :1 girl just ap-
proaching womanhood. who has
been an mmate of a convent ever-i
since the death 0! her mother. whlch
:1- ; .
NEW LYRIC. BRIDGEPOB‘I'.
“Take a. Look" is a notable item
in the round or the season 0: Col-
umbia Burlesque and is the Last but-
Ilesque to appear this season at the
New Lyric theatre. "Take a Look'
Is packed and crammc-d “1th 110er-
ties from the first good chuckle to
the last round laugh.
wan shortly after the child was born.
The mother had been dloowned by
her weathy lather because or her
We. and on his death bed the
father commlsslons his partner to
tlnd his daughter.
Others in the cagt selected with
great care are Robert Cain. John
Salapollzf Dorothy Rcvler. Gino
Cort-ado Doreen Turner. Edwin J.
Study. Charles H. Puffy. Carriv
Daumory. Ache H. S th. yFrank
Currier. D. J. Mltseras, esarc Gra-
Vina.
Ralph Inca is directing his first
plaure for Film Hooking 025cc. It
1: “Allan Mary Flynn." starring
Evelyn Brent. Evelyn. bye .the
bye. ls just recovcrlng from a badly
cut wrist caused by grasping n bro—
ken door knob.
—Advertlle In the Sentlncl.
only. There will
SUPPOSE NOBODY CARED
THERE MIGHT 33 NO 309”“!
THERE MIGHT BE 80 m non:
SURELY‘
And those who have not already responded to the appeal incident to the Third Annual
Charity Concert and Ball of the Knigh‘: of Columbus for the Nurse: 30m, will do so
TODAY Mail subscriptions to Box 583, South Roz-walk.
FORDH AM GLEE CLUB
~ 0F 35 VOICES
first Connecticut Emment
:1!)th Reset-17W Scots at 60¢ each will he provided. Applicctlom must be nailed;
on or before April 11 and seat holders will be determined by lot from such applicants
be 300 unreserved seats.
EVERYBODY CARES
ROBERT De('ESARE
um ORCHESTRA
Nationally Known Wt:
OP
Under
alaCarte.
WAYSIDE INN
Boston Post Road
Saturday. April 18th. é
LARGEST DANCING FLOOR BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
The finest food and the best orchestra will provide en-
tertainment for our guests. Meals served table D’hote and
Music, Dancing, ’ Ente rtainment
TELEPHONE NORWALK 2251 FOR RESERVATIONS
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