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sion of William Vaughn‘ ‘
, oody'r famous American stage
, , ay. one of the greatest thea-
{ml successes of history.
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WALLACE linear
HUNTLY GORDON
~ by Waldemar Young
lotion by Benjamin Glue! '
and by LOUIS B. MAYER
Today, Tomorrow,i .,
RROAONAY
VAUDEVILLE
And Vitagraph's all star
feature
“PAMPERED
YOUT ”
distinguished assemblage of
'e season’s newest designs,
‘ 86 washington Street
.A South Norwalk
The Day
Will Shakespeare
Went to Kenilworth
On the lawn at Hillside School
NORWALK
SATURDAY, JUNE 6th, 1925
4 O‘clock and 8:30 P. M., l). s. '1'.
Admission 500 Tax Free
in case of rain. postponed until
' Monday same time
6 South Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Pure Thread Silk
hlifon or Medium Weight
Full Fashioned
HOSIERY
$1.39
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LAWN MOWERS GROUND
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JORDAN ’S
The Shop of a Thousand Utilities
We Call for and Deliver
12 River St, Norwelk
Phone sea
BUY
“REES
‘F.’ S. LYON
OB PRINTING '
‘South Norwalk
‘ Store open until 9:30
this evening
CLOSED ALL DAY
TOMORROW
Mill Outlet slice
124 Washington St., So. Nor-walk
Phone 471'
Son of Grizzly Bear
police dog
grizzly mother.
Garon, film actress.
Has Characteristics of Former
What is it, a beog or a griznlnc? Zoolo eta are dl l in .
trust in "Blackie," son of 'a California grizz‘liy boar enlipaaTiel‘r In
"Blackie" gets most of his characteristics from his
He is shown with his present owner, Pauline
and Police Dog
TEARLE WAS
CHOSEN HERO
IN PICTURE
Has Role of Stephen
Ghent in “The Great
Divide,” at Regent
Theatre
The greatest lover or all times
plays the role of Stephen Ghent in
“The Great Divide." After much
parleying, Conway 'l‘earlo was select»
ed to play the role which brought
Henry Miller fame and fortune on
the legitimate stage. And those were
the requisites which gave Tearlo the
opportunity to portluy this strongest
of all adventurous lovers.
l‘irst he had what Elinor Glyn,
that great exponent of lmo culls
“it." which is generally conceded to
mean irresistible charm and mag—
netlsm.
In physique ho is ideally suited to
the part of Stephen Ghent. .51 strong
dominant man at the desert.
lie is the living personification of
the savage hero and llflSga personab
ity and spirit which will index his
interpretation of this role with the
great achievements of the screen.
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer produced
"The Great Divide." which is being
shown toluy. for the last. time at the
Regent theatre. and Reginald Bulk-
er directed it.
POSTPONE FIRST
RON 0F STEAMER
lO ROTON POINT
Dancing at Park Be-
gins Tonight— Band
Concert 3 n d Fire-
works Tomorrow
The steam boat. "Bell Island." will
not run to Itoton Point tomorrow as
had been announced.
Neville Bayloy, manaker of the
park, said today that government of-
ficials had nolltied him that they
would be unable ‘0 give the boat the
official [test before June 1st. As a
result it will not: be placed in com-
mission until June 7th. It is new? at
Newhurgh. N. Y.
"We have chartered one of the
Iron Steamship Cenlpuny's boats,
'Cephus,‘ said Mr. Bailey. “and she.
will make the trip tomorrow.
"We shell-have dancing beginning
tonight, and it will continue through
the season. Tomorrow we shall have
a Decoration Day baud conceit both
in the afternoon and evening and in
addition we shall have fireworks in
the evening."
KINGBAGGOT
" - ture, which will be shown‘Saturday
‘ she asked.
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tail
REAL CASTLE .
PICTURED lN
NEILAN FILM
Exteriors of “The
Sporting Venus”
Coming to Palace,
Made Abroad
The real atmosphere of Scotland.
London, Deauvlllc and Paris is con-
tained in Marshall Nellan's picturi-
zntlon of "The Sporting Venus."
which comes to the Palace Theater
on Monday for a three-day run.
At least ii: is as real on Nellun
could make it. {or he packed up his
company. cameraman. actors and III.
and wont to those very spots to dim
scenes for his ‘pi‘oductlon.
Areal castle in Scotland—Craig-
l0('ll. by name—tho races at Epsom
Downs. the smart resort of Delu-
vlllc. and varloua street scenes =~in
London and Parts were transferred
to celluloid on Nollan's "longest lo-
cutlon trip.”
The story or "The Sporting Ven-
us" is an odd mixture of light com-
edy and melodrama. written by Ger-
nld Beaumont. and adapted by Tom
Geraghty. Ronald Colman plays op.
poslte Miss Sweet. and the support-
ing rust ineludcs Kate Price. Jose-
phine (‘rouelL
llank Mann and others.
TALMADGE WINS
TRIUMPHS IN
“T EARING TIIRU”
Nothing short or another broken
neck (he recently sustained one
which was the astonishment of the
medical fraternity of Hollywood) can
prevent Richard Talmadgo from
sweeping on to new screen triumphs
in "Teurhig Through," his latest plo-
only at the Rialto Theater.
The plot deals with the activityof
a. dope smuggling ring in Chinatown
and it gives its active star plenty of
chance to do his running leaps.
jumps and spectacular stunts. Kath-
ryn McGuire. Marcello Daley, Arthur
Rankin. Dave Morris, Herbert Prior
and Frank Elliott are the outstandv a
ing members of a one supporting
cast.
can life. All of which caused two
days“ delay in filming ot~"The Whil-
pered Name." his remarkable ver-
sion or the famous stage play "The
Co-respondent. " to be seen Saturday
only at the Regent theatre.
The part of Mrs. Van Kreel, the
divorce-seeking wits was the only
role unfilled in the c list. Fred
Datlg, casting director, sent several
women to the director.
“No— ot the type!" Basset in-
slated. N‘inally Mary Mersch was
sent in.
"Just the one I was looking tori"
he enthused.
After the play was made Miss
Mel-sch became curious. “Why did
you turn others down and take me;
when you didn't even know, me?
“Well. I was looking tor the right
I-idu- ard Martlndel.‘
BEN ALEXANDER
GIVES VIEWS
OF NEW YORK
' Boy Movie Star Was
Not Disappointed in
B i g Neighboring
. City ~ .
Believed to be the only Califor-
nian who ever went to New York
and actually tound the New York
climate more to his liking than that
of his home state. Ben Alexander.
who has an important role in Vltno
sraph'e s‘Tampercd Youth.” paid his
' fli‘li. plsit to the big city soon after
the production at the picture was
finished. “Pampered Youth" is be-
the Palace theatre.
"New York certainly makes a. hit
with mo " declared Ben. “As long
a: I can relne her. and 1'm 12
years old I've reamed of visiting
this city. and you can bet I'm not
disappointed. The first thing I
went to see was the Woodworth
building. and it sure is marvelous.
There's nothing likelt in Holly-
wood. or oven Lon Allgcles. And
the BréoklynBridge. Gee. it‘s a
wonder!
D. W. GRIFFITH
TO BRING PLAY
T0 RIALTO
And Will Come Here
Himself With His
Stars—To .Have
Premier in N orwalk
D. W. Grlflith on his last visit to
this city was askedby a number of
residents of this city to make into
a. picture a (anions Broadway mu-
sical comedy. Complying with their
request he did so but rc-tltled the
play {or moving picture purpOscs as
the stage title was not appropriate
for the silent drama. After com-
pleting the picture be arranged
with the management of the Rialto
theatre to present the production in
this city at an early date giving
Norwalkers the first opportunity in
the w'brld to see and appreciate it.
When the picture is played at the
Rialto Mr. Griffith will be here in
person with his stars: Carol Demp~
star, W. C. Fields now (lo-starring
in Ziegleld's Follies. Alfred Lunt
another Broadway star of note. and
Ervillo Aldorson who will he rc~
membered for his characterization
in "Isn't Lite Wonderful," and too
many stars to mention. Watch for
further announcements in tomor-
row's paper.
NEW SCREEN _
§ HONORS TOR
LLOYD HUGHES
Young Actor W i n s
. High Place in Movies
--In “Declasse” at
Rialto
Lloyd Hughes has made rapid
strides in popularity during the past
year as leading man tor First Na-
tional stars. ills services are in
such demand that he often begins
work on one picture before complet-
ing another. His latest is Corinne
Griffith's “Declasse.” which will be
shown today for the last time at the
Rialto theatre.
Hughes is distinctly an American
of the good, clean. wholesome type.
He was born in Blshee. Ariz.. and.
educated there. Later he graduated
from tho Polytechnic l‘iigh School
in Lot Anxoles.
FROM DESERT
TO STAR, BIG
LEAGOE PLAYER
Gibson Appears m “Hit
- And. Run,” . a Fast
. Action Baseball Film
Hoot Gibson's latest Universal pro.
duction which promises to. be a
elmic of the classical sport. based
ball. cornea to the Regent theatre as
the attraction on Saturday only.
in: shown today and tomorrow at ‘-
v
RIALT o“ TITEATRE
PECIAL‘
Mr. D.‘ W. ‘Griffith will present for the first time anywhere his
newest production
“SALLY OF THE SAWDUST”
Arrangements are being completed today for this premier showing.
Announcement of dates and time of performances will be made in to-
I...“ morrow’ 8 papers.
Of course the title is "Hit and’
Run." ‘
In the cast with Gibson are sev-
eral popular players. .includlng
Marian Harlan. daughter of the
character artist, Oils Harlan. Har-
old Goodwin. DoWltt Jennings.-
Cyri! lung. William A. Steel and
Mike Donlln, once one oi the world's,
most famous ball players.
"Hit and Run" will present Gib-
son in the role of a‘green "swat
artist." a. real Babe Ruth. of a
team in some place in the western
desert—«whore the ball park is
merely a portion of the unending
vista. of cactus und‘angebrush. lie
is found‘by a. “scout"—-played by
Doulinmand sent to the big league,
where his inability to catch I ball
makes hlln the laughing stock im-
tlt ho caresses the pill one time
a another against a veteran
her and wakes up to find him-
self famous. ‘
BUCK JONES
IS A VICTIM
0F ____(_i_0l.FlllS§
Plays on Horseback—'
- Claims It’s Better
Than Polo—In Rialto
Picture
Buck Jones is a victom ot golfltts.
It's the popular Western cowboy
star's only known and admitted
weakness. in addition to his work.
But it's a long way between links
for Buck: he's kept so continuously
busy making bigger and better pic-
tures to till the nation-wide demand
of the Buck Jones' fans.
While on location engaged on his
latest starring vehicle, “The Desert
Outlaw." which comes to the Rialto
Theatre on Sunday only, Buck tried
the experiment of playing golf on
horseback ucmss then-lac open spac-
as.
it worked. Thanks to the almost
human intelligence and golfing In-
stinct of his wonder horse, “Silver.”
Evelyn Brent. who plays opposite
Buck in “The Desert Outlaw" got
so enthused watching Buck shoot
the seductive siren golf pill between
“shots" of the fast. For photoplay,
she joined him in several rounds.
They kept their score a secret but
said it was better than they expect-
ed under the conditions.
WHY SUFFER SO?
Get Back Your Health As Other.
South Norwulk I‘olks Have D0110 I
Too many people‘suifer lame. ach-
ing backs. distressing kidney disor-
ders and rheumatic aches and
pains. Often this is due to faulty
kidney action and there's danger or
hardened arteries. drop”. gravel or
Bright's disease. Don‘t let weak kid-
neys wear you out. Use Dean's Pills
hetero it is too late! Doan's are a.
stimulant- diuretic to the kidneys.
Doan’s have helped thousands. They
should help you. Here is one of
many South Norwalk cases:
John M. Borst. 76 Spring Itreet.
says: "I suffered from inactive kid-
neysiand had backache. . I used
Doon' s Pills and they rid me or the
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LABT TIMES TODAY
SATURDAY
Richard kgalmadge
“Tearing Through”
What a combination 'of laughs
and thrills.
-aud-
=Another Round of
Battling Brewster
suNDav EVENING
“IN LOVE WITH
LOVE”
-— with .—
Allan Forrest and
Marguerite
De La Motte
A comedy drama from the
stage success by
Vincent Lawrence
Watch for big special announcement in Friday’s papers 1'
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THE NEW ’
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- $1,188.00 Delivered
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Comparison .
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South Norwalk
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OPENS
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