ews and Notes for "l At 8:45 and 9:10 as Vaudeville headlined by the ‘1‘ 1011 111131 . l Sunday Night 1. Jack Hoxie l ...in— . 1 " ing Thunder’ :- News Serial } ' leanor Boardman, Aileen Pringle Regent TODAY At 2 :15, 7 :15, 9 .19 Ecmund Lowe “The Champion of Last Causes” A mystery romance with lives at stakel SUNDAY NIGHT Jack Hoxie , ‘Riding Thunder’ :- News Serial - Comedy Monday and Tuesday Lou 'I'ellegen 'and Marjorie Daw ———iu— “Greater Than Marriage” Wednesday - Thursday Friday ‘ H The Great 0 O 7, D1v1de One of Paramount’s outstanding productions oton Point Park OPENS MAY 23 CFOR THE SEASON DANCING DINING BATHING AMUSBMENTS BAND CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT l . neurons rename POLI'S ew Lyric BRIDGEPOR'I‘ LAST TIMES TODAY Mali 2:20,;Evc. 8:20 enry W. Savage Offers America's most adorable comedienne MITZI -ln— THE MAGIC RING” «Es: Nights hoe-$2.50 Sat. Mat. . . . 50c-$2. 01) ...—....— MART LINGERIE IR THE JUNE 131111113 Rarely beautiful styles. ' xcellent materials. Charming colors. W’etul workmanship. -- oderate prices. g asiiington Street ' nth Namath, Conn. cuts a. question which. “$131001 1011 * WIVES” HAS BIG 111111 Is Story of American Girl and Is at the Palace Theatre Today "School for Wives.” the picture which is being shown at the Palace Theater today for the last time. is a story of today. It is a powerful tale. by a famous author. whose greatest claim to distinction is his extraordi- nary understanding of human nature and his remarkable genius for de- picting actual life situations. It car- ries an appeal to everybody. “School for Wives" is the life stroy of an American girl. and pres- sooncr or later. every girl is called upon to answer for herself. The fact that 1Betty Lynch. the central figure, is .the heiress to 200 millions. by no .means takes her problems outside the range of universal human inter- est. Romance visits all circles alike. whatever the social station or the size oi: the bank account. Welk and Be Hea out into the open rds they will take y or mind off your feet. made Oxfords for Women with crepe soles. thyi paces in our Sports Ox- rts Oxfords for men, ape soles NEW SERIAL TO START AT , THE RIALTO First Episode of “The Pacemakers” to Be Shown Monday and ' Tuesday Filled with the spirit oi! Youth. iho 11111111 or Sport. the ionder‘wist- i'ulncss 01' Young Love and the tears cuircndcred by hcnrty laughter. the ilrst episode ol’ li‘. ll. (L's new series of lwo-rocl “fonturcttes,” entlilod “Tho l'uccnmkers" will be shown at the lllulio ’i‘hcutro for a two days‘ run beginning Monday. George (Vilnru and Alberta \1'11111111l11. co-slurl-i of “The (id-Got- ten? and featured respectively in “I"ilzhllni," iilood" and “The 'l‘ele- phone Girl" urn again happily join- ed in the leading roles, with the in~ imiluble Al Cooke and Kit Gunrd us the chief fun-makers. "The l’uccmukors" is not 11 light series, although it Imitlo is singed in the oponinr; episode. Football. basket- ball. baseball. hockey. tennis. water polo. ynclu. races and various other sport-s will put 11 kick into each num~ bar. The stories were written by II. C. \Vilwcr. Bdairico V1111 did the. continuities, and \Vcsley Buggies directed. Other episodes ol.’ this pic- ture will be shown on Monday and Tuesday at II'iO llinlto. STAGE SUCCESS IS A WINNER ON THE SCREEN “Welcome Stranger” Is Sparkling Comedy of Jewish Enterprise -—- To Be at Rialto "Welcome Stranger." a sensation- ni Broadway stage success or a, few years back, made into a photopluy under the direction or James Young, and released by Producers' Distri- buting Corp, comes to the Rialto Theatre for a two days run Monday. .\s a. stage play, "Welcome Stranger" guru George Sidney one of the greatest characterizations ever seen on the speaking; stage. In the screen udupiion Dore Davidson. who made a distinct pcrsonul hit in “limnorcsquc.” plays the role made famous by Sidney. Florence V'ldor. who heads the cost. has one or the most appealing roles of her career. The, story is CIL‘lIl comedy orthe “Potash and Pcrlmuilcr" type. with no undercurrent of humanity that throws the lininorous siluaiionsinio high relief. ; Besides Miss V‘ldor and Doro Davidson. the cast includes such nolnble names no Virginia Brown l~‘:1irc. Noah Derry. Lloyd Hughes. llobcrt lu‘dcson. William V. Mung and Oils llnrlan. SQUASH nus 011 WEIGHT 111 A 11110 11111 For the purpose of removing some of the woll known and unwelcome pounds lldmund Lowe and his direc- tor, (‘ hcsirr beniiett, decided to play the popular and strenuous English game of “Squash" e\e1y day for several hours. And they did—~four days running. With the gratifying result that two pounds a day rolled off. lint—the fifth day the star and director found that their appetites needed nssungemeut. Accordingly they lunchcd together and as Mr. Lowe confessed. "punished much more corn beef and cabbage. spa- ghetti and other edible but fatten- ing dishes" Now they are afraid to go near the scales until they have played at least one hundred games of Squash. Mr. Lowe, who “ill be at .the Regent Theatre ioduy only as "Champion of Lost Causes" shows the line result or exercise. Piggly Wiggly GOOD oaoosams I ~8C— serum more 1-? Main Street NorWalk Conn 1 A Cough Remedy Without Opiates. Many cough preparations contain some one or more harmful drugs which are added to take the place of opiates. None or these narcotic. substitutes have ever been used in FOLEY’S BONE! AND TAR 001$ POUND. The name of every in- gredient is plainly printed on every You know what you are? ' a. N t mm”... .... -.. ....L... My“! 1 Costello (inset). HI)! one (IE-II) slid Dacron Coitcllo are name of Costello lemons again in the movies. Their (ugh.- wes one oi the most popular of early so They have just signed a contract to appear in the films “3' ‘ "”WW. orwalk * " heatre- Goers, Daughters of Cos tellofEarly F1 162' . Hero, Make Bid for Screen Eamo \. r ’50 Bell's ‘0 "3' to make the r, Maurie. 1 rccn heroes. Burned Candle at Eg‘g” By FRANK P. DONOVAN. HOLLYWOOD. May 23.——(By Mall.) There are more automobiles here per person than you ever saw in your life, and its worth your life to cm: a. street When you buy a car the license goes with it. You run it. at your own risk and that oi the pcdcsirains. Cars sell anywhere from $25 up which is the reason for everyone having them. ' Bungalows are the cote-meow. To live in a hotel is not the style, a bungalow just the smart thing. Thcso bungalows are set in courts and composed of one room in which a trick bed. covered by curtains is pulled down out of the wall at night for sleepingmurposes. 1n the roar is a kitchenette, a bath room and a clothes closet. This costs anywhere from sixty. to ninty dollars a month. It you don't keep your wile about you it's the simplest thing imaghu able to walk into the wrong bunga- low. they ali look alike and are clustered together like raisens. which this Slate is glorified for. And of course you have an or- ange tree. in the court. but it's not yours. It’s there for all the other bungalowors as well. You have a diulielcphono and a number about a. mile long to remember. V Some people here have come on their fingers instead of their toes from heso dials and dialing. It's Just the thing to say: “iting me at 876439612 in the morning." Imagine giving that number before the Eighteenth Amendment become effective! No wonder there was a lot 0! trouble in Hollywood. Oranges! to be sure but cut one of them and you ‘ll get pinched 'I‘hcy stick them in- the back yard to admrlise the country and per- haps to slight Florida. Another thing that's plentiful here is the pepper tree. something like a weeping wil- low. only not so good. And of soothe. the cactus trees. Without them it wouldn' t be the West. The sky is the. same as anywhere else. and the na~ lives have been trying to have it changed. Just say you come from New 1’01]: or New England and the rates go up. Mable Normand is off the screen for keeps and she says so. Mable no that was once here. No one can burn the candle at both ends and get away with it. But Mable has a 'next cgg‘ so she should worry. Theda Bara is staging a come-back, not as a vamp this time. but as a. cute so- ciety hostess. Harold Lloyd. they will tell you here, could ruin Los longer has the youth and the beauty, 0n the inside in Movieland Mabel Normand Off the Screen for Keeps—— Both Ends——Has “Nest Angeles were he to draw all or his money and investments out or the city. He is rated way up in the mil- lions. roal money too.in1nginc eight years ago he was a slice clerk. The two main streets here are Sun set Boulevard that runs triangle Poverty Row. where all the cheap Western pictures come from. and Hollywood Boulevard and its calc- torins where they some the Norma Taimadgo beet steak. the Larry Scmon ham and eggs. the 11.1irbanks notice. the Pickford sandwich, the Harold Lloyd combination. the Chaplin special and colorlb. in those places you will mint anyone you want to meet from an extra. to a stur. The directors hunt": out here as well. Easy to get mini)? Yon. ask them and they run. The Christie Brolhtrs. Charles and Al. own two hoicls here. the ltcgont and the Chilstlc. These are the same brothers who make the popular-Christie Comedies and who have made aafortuno out of local real estate deals These men 0.11110 out. here, when it was a cow pas- turo about ten years ago. and bought property for a song ubicb today is worth millions of dollars. Cccil Do Mine, the director. is also a director in several banksiand one of the richest men in these ports. Chaplin owns considerable proper-iv. and that cute liile miss of \lack Sennctt Comedy; fume. iinrrleiic Hammond. is worth considerable money due to real estate deals. Theron are hundreds of others who have made fortunes by more luck. Buy real estate in any other tour. and let that town suddenly boom up and overnight 3011 are north a fortune. \‘cxt time more about Poverty Row. the street or licoriachcs and busted bank- rolls. Mme... Jeannette, 56 South Main Street South Norwalk, Conn. Pure Thread Silk Chiffon or Medium Weight Full Fashioned ‘ HOSIERYV $1. 39 All shades in vogue 1 nice environment, don’t Boston Post Road. If you area lover of good “food. good music 1:111: WAYSIDE i7 N (Between South Norwalk and Darien) the most up-to-date establishment on the whole Italian or Ameriean cooking, -—the finest pos-‘ ' sible, at moderate prices. . Our motto is: “ * Satisfaction- Courtesy - Cleanliness Danoeto your heart’s content! i forget to pity a visit'to‘ .l C CURWODD IS BASEBALL FAN IN WINTER TIME Author ,Wields a Wick- ed Bat for Home Team on Many Occa- sions James Oliver Curwood who wioio among other stories. “The Hunted W omnn. " is 11 baseball fan. lint he is also 11. lover of the oui- doors. Every year. as soon as it gets warm enough to play baseball, James hles lihuseli to the Great North Woods to take advantage of the beauties of nature while he is preparing notes for a. novel. Ills labors keep him until the baseball season is past. However. the author gl‘lH his; kick out of baseball— which .by the w.1y.ls submitted to loud the list oi mixed metaphors—~— by playing the game indoors during the winter season. Many a close tut- llo has been decided when Cur- wood wielded a wicked willow wand for a home run. - \\ idle the author is enjoying him- pleturo fans are deriving enteilain- mom. on winter evenings iiom one or his well known novels. "The lluntcd Woman." adapted for the screen by William Fox. The film version, directed by John Conway. includes in its that Seem). Owen, Francis hicDonold. Cyril Chadwick, who also has an important part in the Fox masterpiece “The Iron Horse," and Diana. Miller. who has appeared in several Fox produc- tions. chic: among them her role of licntrice in “Dante‘s Inferno." “The liunied Woman" will be shown at the Rialto Theatre Sunday. HARRY CAREY AT RIALTD liarry Carey now playing at the Rialto theatre in "Silent Sander- son." and another Round of But- tling Brewster .nmkes up one or the driest Saturday programs that the lliulio has presented for this sea- aon. l—luih pictures are highly cn- terinining and very good. Carey is known to the greater majority of theatre fans for his splendid ;pic- lures and (horn is no question that his offering today will prove as pleasing as his previous motion pic- ture attractions .lnmcs (‘uiwoods story featuring Scene. Owen and Francis McDonald will be~ presented for tomorrow night only at the Rialto. There are plenty or thrills in the picture. The story is one of the most powerful ever penned by Mr. Cut-wood and he knows the frozen North as do few living men. On Monday and Tuesday. the Rialto presents, "Welcome Sira‘ng- or." from the great Broadway play by Aaron lioi‘i‘rnan. As an extra added attraction "The Paecmakers," is altered in conjunction. \ ——Advcrtlse in the Sentinel for the best results. ll‘ll‘l Come and s' '0 Seal. 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