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THURSDAY and
' FRIDAY
Mary Philbin
and
I\ orman Kerry
ii Ii new and exciting screen
masterpiwe -
“Fifth Avenue
Made ”
L. 'il .
Novel Awarded Pulit-
aer $1,000 As Best of
Year on American
Hie-Other Winners
NEW YORK. April 27.-—'rhe an-
nual Pnlltses- prises or journalism
and in letters :or 19 .e were an-
scum yesterday" by President
Nicholas Murray Butler, tor the
‘ School or Journalism at Columbia
University. Edna Father, for her
novel. 3'80 Big” was awarded the
81.3.95! pubs: “tor the but American
nor on lobed during the car
which shall present the wholesime
atmosphere or American life. and
the highest standards or American
manners and manhood."
A
Mi.
The 85. 990 prize for the “best car-
toon published in any American
nempaper during the year" was
liven to Rollin Kirby. oi the New
York .World. for his cartoon entiti-
ed. "News from the Outside World, -.
published October 5.
_ Sidney Howard, author of ‘They
‘Knew What. They Wanted. " was
awarded the $1,000 prize for the
“original American play. performed
in New York. which shall best re-
present the educational value and
power of the stage .0: raising the
standard of good morals. good taste
and good manner.“ Mr. Howard’s
play was one 0: ill-teen recently in—
vestigated by District Attorney Ban-
ton on complaint 0: citizens that
it ,waa an mineral production. A
ottern'a play jury later exonerated
the production.
Paleo- Gets History Award
For the 'beat book of the year up-
on the history 0! the United States."
the 83.0!” prise was awarded to
Frederick L. Paxen tor his “History
o: the American Frontier." and the
81.000 award (or the year's best
American hiegraohy’ was given to
at. A. Beware Rowe for his ”
rett Wendel! and His Letters." Ed:
win Arlington Robinson was given
the 81,006 prise tor the year's ‘beat
minute oi verse by an ~Amerlcan.
The winning volume was “The Man
Who Died Twice."
Palace
Today. Tomorrow .snd
Wednesday
a picture that will make you
feel better for seeing it—
REGINALD DENNY
_. in .-
,5 The new
; UniversalJewel Special-
"OH DOCTOR!”
- with —-
MARY ASTOR
.\< The Charming Nurse
Thursday, Friday, may,
A NEW vacuum
PROGRAM
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IRENE RICH in
“PAL 0’ MINE?
1
CONCERT
Given Dy
THE FENWICK ,
NEWELL
CONCERT CO. .
Under the Amino! of
in the
South Norwalk
M. E. ChurdL
Tuesday Evening
April 28th, 1925
ESTABLISHED was for
Tax Paid 10¢; T
A'ualcr Kent, “I”:
lufliula, Six-amber:
C a P l t o n, 51¢ 3:!
Zt‘lll 11.,
The Charleston-n. N. (3., News and
Courier was awarded the 8500 price
for the We beat editorial article.
for .an editorial entitled. “The Plight
of the South.“ published November
5. James W. Mull-0y and Alvin H.
Goldatein. reporters on the stat! of
the Chicago Daily News. won the
$1.000 prise. in duplicate. “tor the
heartexunple o! a. reporter's work
during the year." The award was
made in recognition or their services
toward the solution or the murder
o: Robert Franks. Jr” by Nathan
F. Leopold and Richard Loeb. ..
VISITORS KEPT
AWAY FROM
MOVIE STUDIOS
T y r o s Often Cause
~ Confusion W h 11 e
S c e n e a Are Being
Shot; Cause Damage
One 0! the multitudinous reasons
why motion picture directors object
to having visitors on the sets while
scenes are being shot. caused a dc-
lay in filming "Filth Avenue Mod-
elm? in which Mary Philbin will he
starred in the Regent Theatre. com-
‘ anen'cing Thursday.
One of the big scenes in the pic-
ture snows afstyle show in the salon
of a'modiste and on the floor was
laid a great oval mirror on which
the mannequins paraded to shew the
beautiful gowns they wore; 'the re-
flection being virtually as clear as
the read object.
The mirror ‘ras sunken a little
from the main floor or the won but
the reflection .made this unnoticable
and consequently a. pon‘derous tour-
ist stepped confidently upon the
glittering surtacc. or at least that is
what he expected to. but all he step-
pod onwaaairand came downwlth
a crank that cracked the min-or
, across one o: the segments or the
.4 ,O‘V'IL
IiLREKA REBEKAH >
LODGE No. 42 ' :
Stalin! matching W ”mm
to "?‘k the damage. Considerable
snore was added to the
m cit ordination.
timefimloaaandanexpenee"
button-its.
from the news we get or him. So
you will not be Wbed to learn
that he has made a new
cry." that no less an organisation
than Fanmui Phlox-husky are
movie world. _-
sally Long. whose picture m ore.
sent, is “new as "D. W.- Grit-
fith'a Most Beautiful (and most re_-‘
cent) ducovery. " She is one or the
beautiful models appearing in "Tied
Dressmaker or Paris." which as you
know. marks metrics Joy's return
to the meet: after a scare ab-
senoe.
Paramount Pidtures Co. is trying ,
Cm cred Wagon” in films and has
chosen “The Pony Euros" as the
Vueliicle (appropriate term) to this
end. James Cruse. the "Wagons"
pilot. is. of. course.to direct. Henry
Miles Forman; co-author with W’ai-
ter Woods. was in Washington for
some weeks investigating‘ historical
data. for the picture in the Con-
gressional library. Indians. cow-
boys and army posts will make the
background tor. the picture. and
Betty Compson.‘ Ernest Terrence.
Wallace Beery. Ricardo Cortes and
story against this historical
ting.
sci-
Richard Dix isn't getting much
chance to develop a waistline.
"Sinners in Heaven" required a. vig-
orous course of training for his fight
scene; "Manhattan." was just one
setto after another: "A Man hiuat
Live" required that
George Nash over a desk—and he
did. Now he is working in another
starring picture for Paramount.
“The Shock Punch." and he is
training for some battling » with
Gunhoat Smith and Walter Long.
For the second time in six
months Madge Bellamy and Wei-
lsce MacDonald are supplying the
love interest in a big picture. They
played lovers in "Love and Glory."
and are new cast in the juvenile
leads in_"'Li:htn‘in'." Fox's version
“discov~,- .
helping him broadcast it to the T
to duplicate the success at “The 7 '
Raymond Hatton will work out the l
he knock .
Sally bong
or the John Golden play. J’s: Hunt
is to play the lovable old reprobatc
Bacon.
ZAREGREYEILM
RECALISWEST
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“Thundering H e r d ”
Shows Cities of To-
day as Sleepy Infant
Towns --— At Regent
As radically as a corercd wagon
differs from an automobile. so a
mid-western town at 1876 diiicrs
from one at the present day. .
No section oi’ the entire world has
changed so much in the past filly
years as hang the IOths of Kansas.
Missouri. Colorado, Montana and
Wyoming. as motion picture direct-
on have discoxercd to their cost
when endcai arm; to recreate for the
films some vanished centre. The
sleepy Irelghting posts of‘ the old
west are today bustling cities.
' For the production or Zane Grey's
"The Thundering Herd." which
shows at the Regent. beginning to-
day. an exact replica of an old-time
trading post was built. Pioneers de-
clared it was correct in every detail.
according ,to their memories of old
towns such as Fort \Vorih Village:
Dodge City and Salt Lake City;
we post constructed for the pic-
ture was or the stockado type with
logo ten feet in height, stuck in the
ground and bound together to term
a square enclosure. One side or this
square. fronting the roadway, was
formed by the post building. a log
structure like the Stockade. This
had a sort of platform outside with
steps leading down to the street and
a door and window into the store.
In the photonlay :the town is
Just starting to boom. as great num-
bers'o’f hunters rush to the butfalo
fields. Bait a dozen buildings have
sprung up shear. the post. These
halls and saloons.
The picture realistically portrays
the adventures of two of the nfany
caravans that started, {or the far
west. -
“HUSBANDSAND
LOVERS” COMEDY
0F MARRIAGE.
buildings are occupied by dance ‘3 run at four days
lilo: in his latest Willie!!! 1‘0! Dru» Combinafion
ducflon. «we: in. mac Sage.” V *
.so oenoéiiy that it seema Zane dies _ BABY
must have had thecoivboy hero in .
mind when he mettle. m- creat- WALKER
enamel. , n is a typical an: role, COASTER
with ample opportunitiea for can- “ find
his wonder horse. to chm in the ' ‘
daring deed: or his master , _ , GWART
V "Riders of use ", _ . . ~
are. mapleysthemleotachic-_
filer. kidnapped by an unscrupulous -
. 1 lama
‘ ter‘s abductor. Mia wins the lore of
. a girl rancher while promoting her
. cattleman. who wanta to marry her.
‘ thrilling episodes in “which he 'dis‘.
made ruinous on the stage by Frank
,V'Return engagement by popular
. Vd'emandx ,
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“Romain” .
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- Evening. ”melodic
Tom meters. role otJlmLas-
dayand Tuesday. It is a picturesque SPECEal $4.49 .
romance or dies West of forty years , '
alrea- soft—mien coweoy - who
comes riding forth to avenge his hia-
South Noréaik ’
rMill Outlet Store
‘ 124 Vacuum ‘ E Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Passing in his goat tor his els-
tron: the" persecution or a villainous
In triumphlng ever a. crooked lodge.
Mix learns he has rerouted himself
on the man (who wronged his sister.
_Thloroznamlcrolenhows 3113719
belt “Vantage. There are many
plays his superb horsemanslnp, his
skill with the leads: and his quick:
ness' in handling a brace of six-
. cheque“.
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Florence Vidor, Lewis
Stone and Lew Cody
Take Parts in Tri-
angle Story
The comedy 0! domestic entan-
glements. a subject that has proved
John M. Stahl’s tort": furnishes the
plot for his latest picture. “Hus.
bands and Lovers." which is the
coming attraction at the .Riaito
Theatre. Supported by a program of
high standard and enhanced by ado
luxe presentation. the picture will
open on “'ednesday for s. 3 days run.
“Husbands and Lovers" is not
but it is also very true to life. The
fun comes from being in the poni-
ticn or the “outside looking in.” To
the married couplebn‘the screen. the
quarrels and misunderstandings that
mar their relations are not to be
taken lightly. Far be lt—especialil'
when hubby's friend makes love to
There certainly is nothing frivolous
about that. and yet the spectator.
while appreciating the impending
tragedy will find much to amuse
him in the sway it all happens. ,
A splendid cast is seen in
principal roles of "Husbands
Lovers.” Reading the list are Lewis
S. Stone. Florence Vidor and Low
with the added advantage or having
parts exactly suited to their type of
personality ,
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NEW LYRIC, BRIDGEPORT.
was conquered when"‘Romoia.” Lil-
lian Gish‘s latest picture. opened $1.3:
the New Lyric theater yesterday for
version oi: the (anions novel b3
George. Eliot. It. is undoubtedly one
or the outstanding achievements at
an outstanding year in motion w
tore édvuncement. For 3 been“:
—-Advertise in the Sentinel lot. the
top - g .
TONI
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farce. It is humorous. extremely so. _
his wife and she encourages him. i ,
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final;
Cody. all individually brilliant stars .
A large audience came. saw and ‘
This production. '
' directed by Henry King, is a. tin: .,
drama. and thrills. it stands a: tire ' ‘
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