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Edward Connolly
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NORWALK PRIMA DONNA 01' THE SCREEN
In Victor Hugo Helperin’ s
“School for Wives
STARRING
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“PRESENTS——
Movies Seem 111111111
ite‘lit
Star Now at Regent?
The possibility at using color 1
days—ever since "Wanderer ot the
Wasteland"- and “Toll oi the 90C"
were made. '
It is said that Buster KcCton ex-
periments with colors in his new
Metro-Goldwyn ’ comedy. “Seven
Chances," which is hellix llioWn at
the Regent Theater. Blister believes
that tints can be used to better ad'-
vantege in comedies than hey can
be in straight drains. and h Carper.
rous combinations to heighten tho
comedy effects.
Keaton will hav‘e opportunity to
show us many colors and tintingCC
among which are:
' 1. The blackness 0: night. the see
or spades. care pair. 8 o’clock in the
morning. the hole of Coioutto. 1 1
2. Darker than a pocket: dark as-
crct; darkest All-lea. hour before
down.
3. Green with envy:
green. as grass.
4. Tickled pink. pink knees. ele-
phants' cye. “all pink." pajama.
ii. The yellow streak. peril. dos.
Kolller ltelors (pardon. they were so
lens as‘o): .
o. Ashen with 2.... tray.
."A pool or blood.” , 1 '
8. White as death. C Cbos't. chalk,
whlto lio. ills. mice. socks. ..
ll. The dirty half dozen.
tub lens
deCl.
1 hands. neck. race. ears.
10. Bright as day. C dollar. Cow
tghin .‘
11. Blue Monday.
Monto.‘
Oh. you finish it!
tion for Matriago Is
U r g e d in Picture
Coming to Palace
7 A poweriul story—«one which not
only entertains but makes tell?
thing. is told in “Sohoolior Wivei.’
the Victor Hugo halpcrin produc-
tion which comes to the Palace
Theatre Thursday for a run oi three
days. It's the story at C wealthy
girl who marries C poor artist. re-
nounclng her father's fortune be-
cause it is "tainted. "
An excellent east. headed by the
terprets the various roles. The pic-
ture‘ .s sold to be C welcome coin
blnation oi thrills. color. lotion.
suspense and romance. It is
mirably directed. ‘
Funnels! dittieulties were not the
sole cause or the tilt on the matri-
menial sea at Richard Keith and
Betty Lynch (Conway Tea‘rle and
Sigrid Hoimquist)
years of their union. They didn’t
get along happily tor the reason
that both had entered upon marri-
paration.
contained in the title this pic-
ture is carried out in t e entire
a School for Wives. indeed. and a
trained to be taxiidrlv‘srs. : shoe-
makers. blacksmith-l almost every.
thing in the world except husbands
and wives. practitioners in the roost
important profession in lite. h
The coming of this unique picture
is awaited with eager interest.
thereierc. not only because it is J ;
oheckiul ct entertainment. but be;
cause also it consider! idioms”
this important question, "81:th tor
Wives" is a tCithtul picturintloll oi
Leonard Merriok’l great novel. "The
House oi Lynch. " one o! the best-
sellers or recent years. ‘
MGBPORTMW
Possibilities at Tinted "
photoplays is being 1.0.1de o; those, _
lments are along the line b: lullloel
laws. Danube.
. otherwise. and don't come alone!
always popular Conway Tsarle, 111--
in it!» early 1
age with little :hought and no pre- '
Hence it is. that the Imillioll _
School tor Husbands also? We are
1:1"
13'
"Powder River." the, actuol motion
pictures of our armies in action 111
1' 1 France will be shown tor the last
‘nsco m r. mom, ”
Houywoon, May 1:. (By use)
. «ma new oil-ls were signed up tor
,1“!th screen stardom this week.
The old tacosére becoming passe in
WC MW! the producers. These
Wilt ‘hqrdtofors unknown. some in-
penunlty: iti-
good, The produoets rigors that
their present stars cannot last ter-
ever, and consolation!!! are morning,
new. ggrls to take their places when
the call of oblivion comes.
Every girl stands a chance today.
it" she has someone to push her
ahead. To come out to Hollywood
is a very toolish trip. Newcomm
are not wanted and not soccer-Coed
hse more embryo slurs now than it
can accommodate. utii you 11st
reluctant capital to Brenda in the
land or studies (or at least six
months. who knows. you may be'
'dlseovered. , Don't mile the trip
Hollywood boasis oi a "wonderful"
climate. For the past six lnoetlls
old lather sunshine has been playing
: ‘,- C game at bids and seal: and towing
More Careful Prepare-_
the 'notives' to ilod new ways or
passing the buck to the teller: train
the East. climate hero is not as
36011.. Everyday is cold. and the
111:th Cre like the Fall in New Eng-
land. Strange but true. It you coins
bring an overcoat along and,' of
course. a bankroll.
The real ettats than here 'pan‘ the
Clarion: The staid natives knock
them silly. This town tel-sets it was
the atoms ltesp'I back the better
mop. They will tell we hora that
the, movies are its detriment. that
the movies keeps back the better
class or people. But they (all to 03-»
plain what draws seine e: the tout-1:.
ists every year .or Just what mites
these tourists loava ”1110011111.. 1111C
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Be sure to read all
the Dollar Boy Cen-
houncenlents in Wed?
nesday’s Sentinel. 7
movement of the stars. WM 1191
IA 1111* Cod ’gigan" 'Ltle produotiohot
"Que Vsdis" is to be Chow's at the
“Fulfilled. have been given the ope; {I
up to them to melted ea
by movlo men. who say Hollywood ,borre
' rolled C (mainland.
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toothedoooun the state oi'Calitor-y
Were the ,
his. betel-e they depart.
picture people to migrate. and there
is some talk or that new. Hollywood
would honoree a C'tCank' town ever].
own.
will:
:1“ of o Ctudios and thirty-live
illOllICtld people clamor tor that
work. This quilts. is being addod'to
dolly. Good Caters are thankful to
rot work as extra' players, dust to
make both made. nieet. The million
dollar salariss you read about are
111st fiction, the creation of a press
Cunt. At this writing one 111 the
largest 111111 producers is trying to
or money. and it he calls. it
means an enormous less. New Eng:
land is C tine bleep, liner by a mile
than flollfilood. You can see at.
Crytlilllc in Hollywood in live days.
Cttor that it becomes a here.
think it C {airy land.
Don t
it might be
They all live
in C dream. and occasionally die in
despair. . _
The day or the big star salaries ls
nous. The producers are new groom-
in: new talent to replace the stars
bolero the public. and every time
they. also a newcomer; the contract
stipulates they must at all times be
'iady-iilte.’ least taboo psi-lies. scan-
dies. alarms-e and a lot or other
things. The role is an iron one.
break it once and it means oblivion.
No other company will use you. and
the odioo or the rootaursnt is the last
resort. Conditions niece this nec-
clears. The new “stars" are paid a
very stool! salary. it they go ‘over
the producer reaps the profits. the
new star nothing but lame and glory.
in one way it is good slid in soother
not so good. No one in the iuture
will [it big money. Thain days are
gens tot-ever! 1 » ‘
'1 Returns From Two-
Yéar Vacation Spent
Abroad 'l‘ 0 Direct
Revelation, New at
Palace j
After two years of retirenleht
trout nootitn pictures. George D:
halter. en‘s ot the inert fitment of
directors. was lured back to Holly—
Creed to put on Metr‘b' s all-star pre-
dilation or label ‘ngnslis' "Reve-
. .- latte ". new Ct the Palace Th'eCtsr.
‘1'
Tire years ago. bit. Belici- went:
abroad to enjoy the truits. of his
labors and tbeuebt he. would never.
to beef: to tlieist'udles. out when
1’
list“ toward his “Cl:
Ce ”villas or Beatrice.
. the Gel-”man subatotlneU
This 1:31:15 poor" persons haven. 1 -,
"toast have money or starve to "
Thore is 110 employment 0111- ~
Magic Ring."
1 nouncement by Manager W. Hickey
of the New Lyric Theater. as its at-
three times today It the ltialto the-
sire. “The picture nevor la" in in-
tower and is not dry in any Wot.
It is entertaining and thrillino and
tor the iii-st time unfolds upon the
screen the history or our country in
the World War. . Ellie tall item
“WW!
ing the sinking 'o11 twenty-one vossois
' by this terror oi the sea. to be used
by their! in Germany es prov‘l‘oda
lure. To see‘ til
rewarded with C iibor
what our boys havo
Peace.
GoodFlsht
‘Though no pacifist. nor peaee~at-
any—prlce man. l'vo always been
peaceably inclined and boxing and
It was Edmund Lows. star or the
tense xny'stsr! photodrama. "Oberlin
pion oi Lost Causes" speaking. and
the stato‘pientfltollowsd ll. xy-merit
been changing." he continued. ,"biovv
11 like trouble: like to get C grip on
That has come over toe in the but
parts like that or bob boring and
croiae. Look Ct this." ‘
orange:
mighty good
with him until
ruled that it was all C part at the‘
stepped scowling : at each other
new." “Champion of Loot Causes"
will be shown at the Regent theatre
‘ , Saturday.
NEW 1.1mm. BRIDGEPQBT.
Mitzi. in her newest play. "The
l! “16 alluring 311'
traction (or Thursday. Friday Cnd
Saturday. with matinee _C Saturday.
“The magic Ring" is produced. by
ship is credited to acids Sears and
Harold Lovey. who are also the eu-
nlay which Mitzi toured 'with success
for over three years: -
“The Magic 3111!".-mh1eh. or:
course. is also a musical :5le. is said.
to mi ev‘en bette‘r than may only "
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the air service?"
. "Really? And what are you retir-
ed sow-C colonel?"
i- "bio—an angel. "
support o1 Wdlxor Wu!tcsids Cad
Nance O'Neill. -
the 1118 e! an NICO! m 1.00 1121061:-
; so‘owlth denies Castro. he so-
e dtaiuatie rights to “Grid.
Am. F limits it w presto
he coo try.
.m h tied“ lions to
to out inn out
ker‘ enacted C. 69111106110 @1111: with
Vitamsh elm.” direct
.Bunny and north, Floob'
1 become one b1 the .somn’ .
directors. Cir. salts
or; having eonoei
I110
g‘fion'g Liv the 011C011“
Changed -.7-L_ikes
wrestling were my level-its sport." *
about the save” ulllt he makosCCC
in this has» sensational picture. ;;
"But i guess my lower nature has:
a chap and try to take him apart. .
three months. Given C tow more
i‘ll reel inclined to grab Jack Demp- i
say some day and dust oft the Caii- ;
tornia Ccenery with him Just for e‘x— i
Md “this"?
was a’ purple bruise as big as an ;
, “Walter ”carat! and I are
triondwthat is on _.
were," he continued With C smiley
team when waiter tried to break a ;
mahogany davenbort with the and";
handed me that bruise i tell. in :
clined to take the matter t‘ilrtlier‘l
, Director. Bennett g
day's task. However. it all happened '
ten days ago and he and l‘have‘
Henry W. Savage. while its author-_
there of “Lady Billy." the musical?
“And how soon are you 1911er in
Generally alter about tvlo‘ years. ".,
Dilloial motion‘plc
[taken in France by
U. S. ARMY’ SIGN
CORPS.
activities of every
‘eion that saw actual :1
tight in France.
us. JUNIOR 11.1th RESERVE
POST 1117 or NORWALK
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS
Broving death, Vinioius the patrician, leap;
ed into the arena. _ Snotohing the form of
the beautiful Lygia from the back of the
bull. he held her up to (incest, supplicating
mercy But. Nero turned thumbs down. A,
soldier, he rent his tunic to sliow the scars
‘ of wounds from the wars and stretched out
. his arms to the people. “Mercy! Mercy!”
scared the crowd, and the great Nero shrank
back in terror from that ominous sound.
Positively no advance in prices
Hs canto. to the conclusion that
alter all the theatrical mane-g
had lawn“: “1. production ‘01; , brush 11016.1'3.‘ “bum“
This is the time to get a new so or listli- ‘7
troonl fixtures. Netblos starts th day
pleasantly as bright clean Nurse. veal! sally
placed. such as glass shelves. tub‘ib one.
reds. soap dishes. sponge dishes, hoe too
boulders. bath to.
toilet poser holders. etc. : ,
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