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ITAY. Arum '18, 1925..

 

 

 

THE SENTINEL

lews and Notes for Norivalk Theatre-Goers

 

' ' 2 S . PAGE SEVEN

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

alace Theatre

A $2.00 Show At Palace Popular Prices
ANNIVERSARY WEEK

 

; Iamght “ith a new sexeu- act bill that IS a knock-
vill he testified by any of the people \\ ho made
up Thursday and l ridax‘ s audiences.‘

Phoebe Whitaide
Revue
Songs and Dance

. = 1180115 ‘
lltics

Pat Ahearn

Comedy Chatter
7 e Man

: 0'1'1; Ill-2‘.

Seven Brown
Girl:
Jazz Band
SONGS AND KICKS

spacial song and dance otter-in; of unusual merit

Smith and Cantor
Music and -Mirth

and

j PHILBIN in “THE ROSE OF PARIS”

 

 

 

MONDAY . TUESDAY . WEDNESDAY
“BUTTERFLY”

‘12 it email!

Sumptuous Production

‘. Laura Lal’lantc. Norman Kerry, Ruth Clifi‘ord,

Kenneth Harlan.

 

 

 

 

PLAYTHINGS EVERY DAY
IN YEAR cAN BE
BOUGHT HERE.

\Ve wonder if all our custom-
_ ers understand that at. all sea-
; sons of the year they can buy
‘ playthings in this Store?

W'e are among the new era.
merchants who believe that play-v
things have a place in the every-
day life of the home. 1'. used to
be that. playthlngs could not be
purchased except at Christmas
time. Now they arc. in stock all
the tlme.

2 Don't forge: “hen
l playthings that we

NEWS I of them at prices

 
 
 
 
 
 

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TODAY

2:15. 7:15. 9:00
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hat 6: plenty

that ‘will pleats

v South N orwalk Mill
f NDAY NIGHT , Outlet Stores
1A1“ DESETOND Incorporated

2 _ 2 124 Washington Street,
lecml double ic-ature South Nonmug, Conn.

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— and ——

Big Reduction
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FRY’S WARE
Pie Plates
Custard Cups
Bean Bowls
Oval Baking Dishes
AT
DON NELLY’S
Norwalk and Westport

Monday and Tuesday

2 tin-mattonol I‘hxorite 3-
,. 'AZIMOVA

~in—

‘DEEMING SIN”

 

 

 

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SPORT THEATRES

 
 
 
 

 

 

Corsets

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0 There is a Corset. a Girdle or
.' ‘V Ly I [C . a C'orsctte in our new spring
”IUDGEPORI I line for your particular figure.
Let our Corsetierc fit it to you
without any obligation.

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25C 12:31:, I 35 Washington Street
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5 Telephone 2858

110 Main St. New Canaan
Telephone 669

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e gent Theatre

SOR‘VALK, CONN.
Night, Thursday, April 23rd
L'NDER ACSPICES OF KIWANIS CLUB

Seats on Sale at the Box Office
Thursday, April 16

 
 
 
 

A NEW FABLE ANDF ms
By ZELDA
- RILLIANT CAST OF MRS LMEULDM

 

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Incidental node by Harold Lovey
,Play Staged by‘nollo Lloyd

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I’BISCII.L.\ DEAN
In "A (fare. in Cairo."

NAZIMOVA HERE ESATURDAY AND
ON MONDAY INI SUNDAY SHOWS
APACHE MOVIE AT THE LRIALTO

 

 

 

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Mabel Ballin
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scene from: UIIERELY; by KATHLE§N NORPIS) ?

Street] torsion of Kathleen Norris‘ hotel will be seen at Palace be-
ginning Monday. -

FOLLOW THE CROWD!
EVERYBODY GOIN’!

Second Annual Ball.

GIVEN BY THE EMPLOYEES OF THE
NATIONAL PANTS CO.
OF STAMFORD ’
AT THE
ARMORY, SOUTH ST. STAMFORD
- FRIDAY EVENINGLAPRIL 24, 1925

Tickets for Sale in South Norwalk
At Tarlov Bros, Tripp’s Lunch, Phisted Drug Store
Admission $1.00, Tax 10c, Total $1.10
MUSIC BY VINCENT LOPEZ ORCHESTRA

The orchestra you hear from WEAF, Pennsylvania Hotel.
New Xork.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

A: ,.

SABOTS CHARM

.ju.: as the auc- L

CAFE IN CAIRO
SHOWS MONDAY
ATTHE RIALTO

Priscilla Dean Plays
Lead in Story of the
Land of Pharaohs,

Nile and Pyramids -

 

Egypt of the countltss cen~
turles, lulled by the Nile, the land
of the Pharaohs and the minareitcd
tombs ot Caliphs. 1hr: land of 3111‘s-
tcry and romance. is the intriguing
back ground of l’risctlia leal‘l': new
Hunt. Stromborg feature for Pro-
ducora' Distributing Corporation,
which opens at the Regent. 'l‘hcutro
next Monday.

"A Cato in Cairo ‘ is the intezcst—
ing‘ title of this new ofi‘cm5 in
which “The Fiery One" is starred,
and if all advance reports may in)
bcliowvd, it should be one or? 11“...-
most interesting things she has 3‘43:
done. *Onc of bliss Dean's Titust
sensational early successes “as
"The Virgin of Stamboul." and this
new production is said to contain
all the elements that made for its
success, plus a more; Clahoraio pro~
auction and :t poi'lormance Lu): the

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slur that could tacit-r have Lawn
(quailed in the (-zu‘licr period 1er-
torr: it had ripsnul to its pica-om

glorious stale.

 

 

FILM STAR OF
‘ROSE OF PARIS’

Wooden S h 0 e 5 Give
Mary Philbin Desire
T 0 Make Visit to
Holland

History is full of casts. “litre
>0mc- small incident expindcd in‘o
a «:0mlitxon that Lruugl a: about rJiie
results of grcat DOI‘IPll-t.

 

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A. small incident. in the making of.
“Tho Row: of I axis " l' 2‘.l\(.x'§3lI-J€\T-I
cl starring Mary T’I‘trlll‘in. \xliich is}
being screcned in he my. 3-: : theater;
today. art into bung :i desire (ll llieI
part oi the little star that may )1...er
vmpcrtanz. but not (lire, results.
for as niolion picture fans are cons
‘ernorl. In the fiery Miss l’llilbln,
as a. servant in a great. Lamas. 1:5 CATT-
rsd on to garb l1?!>“l{ as :r British;

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maid and to entertain the gut-sis. us-
semhled at :1 dinner party.
mute provided for wooden shoes.

bl nine-how.

The cub}

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(1. land of

to :‘Ta‘S l‘l

 

. as read l2‘jCI1. and al-
most instantly tab: re v. as implanted
in thr mind or lIl': 5'.le a. or. ' to

 

go to Holland and than; 1:;
picture.

 

 

 

 

BOYCITIJ, pkg. of three cans
lac

CORD TIRE and TLBE
39. lo

( hampion Spark Plugs—4‘ on]
056

LIBERTY SQUARE

GARAGE

Telephone 33415
301 Wash. St. East Norwalk
Repair-s Made on All Cars

3033 3':

 

 

 

 

 

 

FURNITURE,
RANGES

And All House Furnish-
ing Goods at Lowest
Prices;

_ M. Gutkowsky
87 North Main Street

Opp. Soldiers Monument
Phone 419

 

 

 

 

 

I‘m ERY

K. "A. Polhemus

61 no. new 'STEEET
‘ so. nonwm
PHONE 3145

 

 

 

 

 

Piggly Wiggly

GOOD GROWS
-—at—— .
POPULAR PRICES

 

 

 

“BUTTERFLY” IS
NORRIS NOVEL

 

 

SATURDAY

7 E UNDAY EVENING
ABOUT DIVORCE “3935“”; andBtllg “an” 8 Agnes Ayres
y eter . sync _gn_

 

Story About Domestic
Separations F r o m
One of Sensational
N oYelS of the Year

Because Clarence Brown. who d1-
rc-clod "Butterfly,” Unlvcrsai's film- ‘
izatlon of Kathleen Norris’ noted
novel, Is a sticklol‘ for getting SUSC
the types he “unis into his pictures.
lxr- huri to enact the role of camera-
man and turn his omr dircc'orlal
mantle ort-r to Charles Dorian. his
assisiunt. This occurred during the
filming of the new picture. which is
to play at the Palace on Monday {or
thrrxc days.

"Butterfly" is Kathleen Norx‘ls'l'e-
mark-able (snow or the causes of
divorce.

—With—~ '

“Her Market Value”

(From the London and New York
stage success by Frances Nord-
strom.)

Mabel mum and Forrest Stanley
A remarkable romance or (iii.
tilled ambition

and

Another Round of
“Battling Brewster"

 

Agnes Ayrc‘s, the epitome of {em-
iuine loveliness, in the greatest
role of hcr cntirc career.

 

MONDAY aha TUESDAY _ . ~
PRISCILLA DEAN

——LV——o

“A CAFE IN CAIRO"

A picture to transport you to mystic

 

A multl colored romance.

’rliry call it Federal aid .but it

 

 

 

would scam to be largely a cast of Egypt and thrill you with its strange scenes. .
taking from om State to help an- 2
militia—Boston Transcript.

 

 
 
 

 

 

HAVE YOUR CARIFINISHED IN

DUCO FINISH

POLISHED OR SATIN

Royal Auto Painting CA).

Local Agents for Duco
So Main St. & Woodward A\ e. Phone 901

Atwatcr Kent. Ware.
Radiola, Stromb e r g -
Carlton, Sleper, -
Zenith. ?

RADIO

STUDWELL PIANO CO.
68 North Main St.
South Nor-walk

 

 

 

 

SUPPOSE NOBODY CARED

THERE MIGHT ’31} NO HOSPITAL!
THERE MIGHT BE NO NURSES HOME!

SURELY EVERYBODY CARES

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 633, South Nor-walk.

FORDHAM GLEE CLUB ROBERT DeCESARE
OF 35 VOICES AND ORCHESTRA
First Connecticut Engagement Nationally Known Artists

About 500 Reserved Seats at 50c each will be provided. Applications must be mailed
on or before April 11 and seat holders will be determined by lot from such applicants
only. There will be 309 unreserved seats.

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mMsinStreet,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WAYSIDE INN
BostonPost'Road

Announces The

OPENING

Under New Management . I

Saturday, 'April 18th.
LARGEST DANCING FLOOR BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON “

The finest food and the best orchestra will provide en-
tertaénment for our guests. Meals served table D’hote and
a la arte.

”was In W “EN. l ”in .

Music, Dancing, Entertainment
, TELEPHONE NORWALK 2251 FOR RESERVATIONS

RAYMOND F. TIGANI, MANAGER
of the famous L‘ak’e Luzerne Inn, N. Y.

 

 

 

 

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