Of .1925! TODAY AND SATURDAY Fashion Revue from Broadway—10 Beautiful Girls ins snappy song and dance melagne' in attire quaint and modern $50,000 DISPLAY OT THE LATEST PARIS CREATIONS Four Other Big Acts, — and — MiiY CMICHESTER Nd CONWAY TEARLE In a new super screen special ‘School for Wives” egent Theatre FRIDAY,MAY22, 1925 At_'7 :15 P. M. Standard Time (sharp) Miss M. Lodice Weld -——- PRESENTS --- THE FAIRY- DOLL A Pantomime Ballet in 3 Acts ;, SPECIAL NUMBERS saosnrmr. TANGO .:. chorus oaour sale and exchange of tickets at benefits on or er Wednesday, May 20, beginning at 10 A. M. ADMISSION $1.00, 75c and 50c J I Love RAPE—ET WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY 27‘ ‘ I PALACE THEATRE , Auspices of TRINITY DRAMATIC GUILD FEATURING MISS MADEI- MILLER —-and—- ’ CAST OF 150 LOCAL FAVORITES VED SEATS. ......... .3135. $1.50,$100 , ADMISSION . .. 75.; K TICKETS EXOHANGEADLE AT BOX OFFICE ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 25 l... seso II. ...... an Dunc. BRIDGEPORT, May 22.—-A de. lighttui entertainmentie , promised those who see the return to Bridge- port or Mitsi in the musical comedy, “The Magic Ring." presented at the tion at Henry W. Savage The show had its premier in Bridgeport yes- tel-day , Mitzi in this production is just as adorable. cute and versatile as in other otter-lugs in which she star- "as w. sung. Otters ma‘. most adorable oomedienno ' QAMITzr ' more Bill " LEW .. ... BOO-Cw c—Advertlse in the Sentinel tor the best results. ' “OPENS MAY 23 TOT: THE SEASON DANCING D_ . G ‘ New Lyric theater under the direc- ' Regent Touoaaow EDMUND LOWE --ll1-- “The Champion of Lost Causes” ——-_——— Monday and Tuesday Lou Tellegen and Marjorie ' Dow .11]... “GREATER THAN ‘ MARRIAGE” Wednesday, Thursday. Friday ‘THE GREAT DIVIDE’ One or Paramount’s outstanding productions Manon REVUE WINS 199110511 The Parislsn Court Models Fash- ion. Revue. which opened a three days' engagement at the Palace The- ater yesterday. was greeted by audi- appreciation 0! this unusual vaude- ville presentation. The act wasail that had been claimed tor it-snsp- py song and dance numbers. which included the showing of some 550.- 000 worth or the latest Paris crea- ‘ tions. The remainder of the vaudeville bill was ot high order and pleased everyone. ‘ Gob Humor (From the Tennessee Tar and Other Service Publications.) A sailor needs no laundry; It’s such s. useless bore'. He casts his soiled clothes liver- board . And they are washed ashore. shoes that evidenced an enthusiastic MONKMJS EXTRA MAN : 1R nous S o n of Noted Poet, DfAnnunzio, F l e e 5 Rome After Movie Tragedy Production or “due Vadis ' the big spectacular tiim which First Na- ' tionai is presenting at the Rialto Theater tor the last time tonight, was marked by one at the most un- usual tragedies in. the history oi tlim making. an extra being killed by an enraged lion. A graphic descriptiOn ot the at~ tack was given by Count 0.. Cippico. who is interested in the preduction, which was made in Rome, and who came from Italy for its New York premiere. ‘In the scenes of the Roman Cir- cus where Christians are sent to their death. " said Count Clpplco. "they used many. lions. of which t'en ' had arrived trom the Soudan, where they had Just been captured. 'The lions iron the Soudsn were tremendously Wild and their agility was underestimated. The‘ lions that had been obtained train the clrcusos and sons were insy. soft. and com- paratively tame. The producers were very anxious that the lions should appear really wild. For s. time they were given nothing to eat and'tor a day beiore the taking o! the scenes at the pit warm blood was placed in pans in ‘iront or their cages. Every two or three hours the blood was changed. as lions are Only ex- cited by the ..smell 0: warm blood. “Nevertheless. one of the Soudan lions made such a tremendous Jump from the pit that it carried him twenty test to the top oi the well There were several thousand extras present during this scene A panic ensued as they tied in all directions and many were hurt. ’ “The first man the lion could reach was struck down and killed. The trainer. a.very strong man. performed a very heroic teat. While the lion was upon his prey he rush- ed over to-t‘he brute. encircled his arms around his neck and held him in a chairing grip until the animal's cage could be brought over. The lion was then shot to death in his cage " No More Leisure. (Boston Globe) How times have changed is Mine. trstsd by the comment. at the man who said: "In the old days. it any- body missed a stage coach, he was contented to wait two or three days tor the next. Now he lets out a squawit it he misses one section or a revolving door." ““65de INCORPORATED BreadWay Stars Sail , With Mrs. Wilson NEW YORK, May as (AP) - ltrs. Woodrow Wilson will have plenty of entertainment on her voy— sge abroad. which begins tomorrow. it talented passengers ears to pro- vlde‘lt. Th0 passenger list ot the iitsi'estio. on which she will leave at l s in. tor motoring in Europe. contains s number 0! names that are otten in brisht liable at the trout oi Dresd- Way theaters. Mrs. Wilson is. not listed. but her traveling companion. Miss Belle Baruch. is. ' Other passengers lfiludo Jack Pickford and Marilyn my. recently separated (rem her husband. Richard Barthelmees. and her dancing partner, Clitton Webb: the Dolly sisters. Gertrude Vander- hiit and Valli Valli. musical comedy .stsrs. LOWE HAS THE STELLAR ROLE ‘ lN PICTURE Another mystery story. "Cham- pion ct Lost Causes." with Edmund Lowe in the stellar role. the latest William Fox offering showing to-,, marrow afternoon and evening at the Regent Theatre and the tensity of the story. and the fine character- lss"~n or Mr. Lowe and his asso- ciated players insures a. high place tor this line production. it audience approval is a true in- dicator "Champion of Lost Causes" will automatically record iteelt with the many Fox successes of the sea- son. Briefly the Max Brand story which Director Chester Bennett has so deftly adapted to the screen. has to do with e. mysterious murder syn- dicate. unwell as with the dual per- sonality , ot. a. cold, polished. heart- less. middle-aged gambler named “Nicholas Zanten" and a. young man oi fashion named "Dick Sterling." Fear 0 the face of a visitor to ,tbe Zanten gambling house impress- es "Robert Loring." a keen minded and quixotic young author. and as a "champion of lost causes" he de-- terminus to study the man and to aid him. Mysteriously this man. whose name is "Wilbur” is murder. ed in the library of "Peter Charles.” The p tol which killed him is iound near AW body. The millionaire says that a hand protruded through the French window. a‘ shot was tired. Wilbur tell. the hand withdrawn and the window closed. As the win. cow is tound securely locked the police dlshelieve the story and take “‘Peler' into custody. boring now has a multiplied motive to continue his work. for to gain the love ot "Beatrice" he must. uncover the murderer and thereby prove her father's innocence. Exceptional Values in “Thruhu”. Washable Radium Silk Dresses Sold ExchSively in Bridgeport . by Meigs & 00., Inc. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ , Sizes 1490 44 Y‘s-8t— “Truhu” Sill: is PIIRE SILK— It is WASHABLE It it practical and particularly appropriate for sports wear, motoring or travel. It can be washed as often as soiled, losing neither the 0 R I G I N A L TONE nor LUSTRE. It Is the material from which ‘ these lovely frocks are fashioned. TWO! Pockets ,luchs The Delta Plotted Jabots Panels Frills Inca Plslts , as; .0050” 0m Porcelain Bose Cork Nils CouchSllen Peach suneet iller: Mary ‘ MARY ~W . COMB MUST PAY HER DRESSMAKER Co 11 rt Says Actress Can’t Hold ex-Hus- band Responsible -- Played” in NorWalk NEW .YORK. May 22 (AP).-- Mary Newcomb. actress. has tailed in an attempt to make Robert Ede- son, her divorced husband. pay a dressmaker's bill tor i873. Justice Laur ruled ‘yesterdsy that although the roads were bought be~ tore the divorce in February. 1924. the account was the wife’s and not one tor which the husband was re- sponsible. Counsel for the actress argued that the goods had been charged to Mrs. Robert Edeson. Mary Newcomb is now playing in the "Nighthawk." one of Broadway's successes of this season. The “Nighthawk" made its premier here at the Regent Theater under the au- spices oi the Norwallt Club and the work of Miss Neweomh .was praised highly. h Bus. to Wilton Ball Game LCM“ Norwnlls Library at 2: 80 P. 31. Round Trip Including Grand Stand 75o Stops on way by signal Return trip alter game t st 11 tile di “59‘, e s over screens Harry Carey .... in .. “Silent Sanderson” another splendid Carey performance -— and - ANOTHER ROUND 0!‘ “Battling Brewster” m ‘ SUNDAY EVENING James Oliver Curwood’s novel of the great outdoors "‘The Hunted Woman” with Seena Owen and Francis McDonald The new gigantic production from .he famous novel by Henryk Slen- klewicz and produced in Rome on the exact historical spots by Unione Cincmatographica lita- lians. with EMII. JANRINGS No advance in prices MONDAY AND TUESDAY The season' a latest entertaining hit “WELCOME STRANGER”E From the great Broadway play-by Aaron Hoffman ‘ EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION “THE PACEMAKERS”- with George O’Hara, Alberta Vaughn Al. Cooke and Kit Guard Why Not Try Us? Tomorrow when you need a new Supply Of groceries come in and see us. We are sure you will be pleased .with any purchase you may make. , We carry acomplete line of only the best goods. Try us, and become a regular customer. Native Spinach from Greens Farms 10c pk. Puritan Hams 32c lb. Smoked Shoulder-S .18c' lb. .Bacon 45c lb. Pillsbury’s, Jones’ or Gold Medal Flour . ........ $1. 39 bag _ Clo'verdale Flour $1. 29 bag. 1915 Pastry Flour, 5 lb. bag” 49c Granulated Sugar, 15 lbs. $1.00. Swift’s Pride Washing PoWder large size Celery, 2 for Fresh Green Peas, 2 qts. . . see-Is New Potatoes, 5 lbs. 25c. 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