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‘45". News and Comedy,
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5. SUNDAY NIGHT
i :5, WILLIAM FARNUM
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“ROUGH AND
READY”
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
' “CHEAPER TO
MARRY”
TODAY
Edmund Breese
-—in—~
“Playthings of
SUNDAY NIGHT
WILLIAM FARNUM
“ROUGH AND
READY”
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
An All Star Cast
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“CLEAN HEART”
BROADWAY IS
SCENE OF NEW
SCREEN DRAMA
Tells 'Adventures of
Country-bred Girl on
Lights
Broadway, in all its tawdry artifi-
cinlity and Inst‘ilmliltg glamour, is
the theme of “A llrtuuitany Bull!!!“-
fly," the now “'m-w r l'lussic of the
Screen which wll Iho shown at tho
lllulto 'l"|"'.it‘l' on lion‘iuv niul Tut‘s-
idny.
Tho story Concr-rns list‘ll with the
adventures of country-bred lrcno
Astaire. who is determined to dance
hcr way to fame on Broadway. She
is engaged as a clIOrus girl and hcr
shy Imlvete soon provcs it strong
turn for tho hlase mon-abouI-town.
who shower hor with flowers and
unwelcome attentions. Poor little
Irene soon becomes involved in a
semningly hopeless mix-up with two
mr‘u. and only through the efforts
of Cookie Dale. another show girl.
does the “hole tangle become un-
tamlnd.
The cast tzlinson by Warner Bros.
promises to make "A Broadway
Butterfly" an absorbing picture of
rml Broadway—Broadway under
tho finttvrinz glory of electric lights.
and thou the white light district.
cold and cruel in the sunshine.
Louise lI'azcnda, Willlard Louis.
Dorothy Dovoro Cullen Landls.
Lilyan 'l‘nshmnu. John Rot-he, \Vil-
{red Lucas and Eugenio Gilbert con-
stitute the imposing line-up of piny-
ors to cnact “A Broadway Butter-
fly." which has boon directed by
William‘llonudino. from the story
by Darryl Francis Znnuck.
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FRlSBlE’S’
PIES "
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The Street of Bright
56 South Main Street ,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Chiffon or Medium Weight
Full Fashioned
HOSIERY
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All shadrs in vogue
FURNITURE,
RANGES
'And All House Furnish-
ing Goods at Lowest
UNUSUAL FILM
Willi MARMONT
AS THE STAR
Has Leading Role in
“The Clean Heart,”
Adapted From
Hutchinson’ 5 Novel
’J‘hc pit-turn unusuul will be shown
ut l'nlucu 'l‘lirulm- on Monday and
’l‘ur-szduy. ll is an ndaptallon of A.
S. M. lluti-hiimtm's famous novel,
"'l‘ho t'lcnn llcurt." and is called
“’l‘ho L'ltlln llt‘ut‘l." or “The Cruel-
UPS or Lilo." The story tells tho
:ulvcnturcs of :t man who has resch-
mt tho llilllltlL‘ltl of success and just
at tho umnuut when he could enjoy
llltt fruits of his labor sutiers o men.
tnl lu-oululown. HO flee: from his
office illill full: in with a. trump and
phllosophcr. who struggles with the
innn's‘lllusions in an effort to put
him on the right path. Though the
trump falls to see his work through.
it, is continued by I young girl, who
sitcom-(ls in bringing sunshine into
the life of th onion and restoring
him in health. Many dramatic so-
quonrcs. interspersed with humorous
situations and a kueor lovo twisnglvo
"The Clean Heart." or "The Cruel-
tivs of Life." a perfect bslnnw and
make it one nt those unusual pic-
tllrcs which come only onco in a.
blue moon.
Porcy Marmont has the principal
main role; Mnrguerlto do in Motto
is cast as the heroine. and Otis
Harlan portrays this tramp philoso-
pht-r. The production was directed
by J. Stuart Blacktop for V‘italraph.
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the best results.
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Children's—sins 6 to 1;: and
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Now photoploy coming
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to Blolto next week
A BROADWAY .BUTTERELY 7- ,
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. gr";
starring Dorothy
(n, FRANK P. DONOVAN)
George i\lciford, the dircctor gets
a. flat sum of 320.000 a picture. He
gets this it he works two weeks or
ten. and he is always working.
0 O C
There are few actors llVlng in
Hollywood now. Of late. they have
been moving farther out and it they
keep going they‘ll soon be in Sun
Fanhctsco. Hollywood is fast be-
coming deserted as a residential sco-
tlon for screen headliners, but since
the studios nro on term-firms. they
migrate.
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There is a lot of talk born or
changing from tho West to the i-Inst
again. At the present time producers
spend over $30,000,000 a year In
California. a sum of money no mun-
icipality would laugh at. And don‘t
for 8. moment think they laugh at it
here. for Without. the movie money it
would be a wry sad looking Village.
and at that looks quite lcnn now to
tho pcrson out of work.
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An intcmicncr “as sent to get It
story from Dorothy Mclx’nil. llc
asked Dorothy what she though oi
loxc. “Uh. why talk of love."
said Dorothy." when thcre is work
to bo don'v‘fi“
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Clinrlio Allilor. has dono hit: things.
dlt'cctor who started Charilc lluy.
Dorothy ilultnu. licssio lint‘rlsmlo
and others on the road to famo in
tho mou’cs. in luck again in llolly-
wood making ll, screen version or
Emerson liuuizh‘s inst nmel. "'l‘hi‘
Ship of Smils," in which llcrt latch.
Lillian lllch and others nppeur.
L‘hnrle Miller. has done big things
in thc pust and his l‘ricntis are look.
ing to him to achieve non higgcr
things. We hope he does.
Jean Gimrd, the pretty little girl
you 5:0 in tho tooth paste ntl\'crtisc-
mculs in tho magazines and on the
billboards and who has (lono a. lot
of commendable screen work for
Patna, Educational and Pam-mount.
is here in the land of small oranges.
win-re there is u. possibility she may
be ”discovered." as everyone must
be it seems.
This girl with real ability and
youth up till now has had no man-
ugcr breaking his arms to sign her
up. Little Jenn gets her work on her
ability and asks no favors. nor does
she want any, Without influence or-
somc sort of pull. the road is hard
and the effort fruitless, no matter
how good you may be. That's Holly-
wood, the stone-hearted mum at the
West. But they tell me some com-
panies, like Universal for instance.
give the newcomer a. chance. and if
Behind the Scenes in Movieland
Producers Again Discuss Possibility of Moving
East—~Charlie Miller Making New Picture
——George Fitzmauricc Earns $10,000 a .
Week—Jean Girard Looking for a Job
must remain, otherwise they might. 5
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iHilllOll
NUNMASHEARER
nus ow, SHE
PIA nun
Star Says Double Part
Put Her to the Test--
\ , Scored at First
‘l‘!u- question of the temperament-
..l difficulties in playing duul roles
nun brought up recently in u conver-
uulI Norma Shcurer. 1t
urinal: in contraction: with hcr nppcur-
anco both as Molly (un underworld
girl) and Florence (a. society girl)
in "Lady of tho 'ght." a. Metro-
Goldwyn picture. (1 recth by lllonta.
liell and presented by Louis B. May-
or. \\ hh'h is duo at. tho Regent '1‘th-
tro Monday for u tlirco"iiny run.
1 will confess: " Miss Shearer sold
"tlmt my first fool‘lng was one of
io\ at the feminine leads in a pic-
iuru-und that my second—and at
lllv' time to mo. most overwhelming
5m ling was what would I do with
mm parts so diametrically opposed.
"i realized that I could only be pho-
triumphed in one character ot once.
"The playing of a. dual role for the
screen is not so much of a. task as it
is n pleasuro‘: it is very flattering to
ho givnn the opportunity to try to
prom t. at one is something at least
one do no above a. more model and
to feel that one is something of an
actress. after all. At least that one
not. only can take on two diametric-
ally opposed roles. but also that one
may be able to take them on in the
sumo picture."
In the cast besides Miss Shearer
lllltl McGrcgor. are George K. Ar-
thur. Fred Esmelton. Dale Fuller.
Low Harvey and Betty Morrissey.
~Adverttso in the Sentinel for tho
but rosults.
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Accused in Film .
Kidnaping Plot
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LAWN MOWERS GROUND
SOISSORS SHARPENED
SAWS FILED AND SET
JORDAN ’S
The Shop of a Thousand Utilities
Wo.Call for and Dollvor
12 River St., Norwalk
Phone 863
)0thcr members of an alleg-
cd ktdnsplng band are being
sought by Los Angelcs police
following the arrest of Charles
Stevens, occusod of being the
"brains" of a plot to kidnap for
ransom several famoas movie
53m", including Mary Pickford.
Stevens, shown above. denies the
_charzu.
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that's something. A kind “0rd .2009
n. grcnt distance and costs nothing.
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l'nivr-rsnl was nlwnyn thut, way. if
we ra‘nu‘mbcr rightly. .\lr. Lucmmle
we know back in tho lcun duys. when
dime looked like u sihor dollnr, buck
in the old duys of L'niwrsul when
Fort LOO. N. J. was the main stump-
ing ground and )ia { lhtcut‘nss was
tho inns. This same Mr. anmmle
today Is worth a. considerable for-
tunc, carried by hard work. Lilo has
always made it a rule that. his om-
pIchs should treat everyone with
the greatest respect and only on-
gaged those men and “omen who
were qualified for Executive pOsi-
.Rmuo mm In:
SUNDAY EVENING
Gladys Hulette and
Henry Walthali
“On The Threshold’”
MONDAY AND TUESDAY ,. -
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SATURDAY
BOB CUSTER
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“Galloping
:Vengeance”
and another round of
“BATTLINO BREWSTER."
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They're equipped with the simplest and most durable rust-
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Best of all-They are Not Expensive. .
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Bathing Suits
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$1.50 to $10
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MILLINERY
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—and—
chding Groups *
IN THE STUDIO OR AT“
THE HOME
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PICTURE TAKEN HERE-
MANUGIAN’S 5
PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAIA
PHOTOGRAPHER "
46 South Main Street;
South Norwalk
If you are a lover of good food, good music,
nice environment, don’t forget to pay a 'visit to
they do they are deserving of
kind word. The casting manager at
Universal ranks very high in these
parts as a gentleman. and folks
tions of his company. 11o has never
forgotton those who worked for his
interests. and welrunembcr ,Ray
Schrock. now his chic: production
manager. as a. scenario writer. Many
a
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Boneless Rib Roast . .
Sirloin Steak . . . ..
Roasting Chickens . . .
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Washing-tun Street and Railroad VAo/onuo, SO. Norwalk
39 and 43 Main Strut. Norwalk
WSW ‘Beorgotawn. llnricn. Stamford. Block Book. Bridgeport
n. time Ray and this writer have
hit. the high and the low spots of
life. those spots when a. nickle meant
a. lot and a dollar bill represented
the U. S. Mint. Success comes to him
who hath persevered and Ray, today
has the best. wishes of everyone.
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ELEC. COMMISSIONERS MEET
Regular Weekly meeting of Board
of Electrical Commissioners was
held lact evening at the offices or
the South Norwalk Elcctrlc‘ Works.
—Advertiso in the Sentinel for the
best results. 5
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ANY job of tinomlthlng around
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from tho hot air furnace to your
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homo should ecu-o you to use
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the most up-to-date establishment on the whole
Boston Post Road.
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THE MANAGEMENT.
‘ The 'Nash. Raymond
and DeanCo. '
ammm
Norwalk Chronicler