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{'RUCR JONES
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HEARTS
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.3 Chapter Play
Others
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‘The Confessions of
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Palace
Last Times Today.
Anna Q. Nilsson,
James Kirkwood
Raymond Hatton
and other stars in
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Sunday Evening Only
BUCK JONES
In an action picture that will
surpass anything he
has ever done
“HEARTS
AND SPURS”
Chapter Play
Comedy Others
Mon., Tues, Wed.
PAULINE STARKE
WALLACE BEERY
And a. selected cast in the
Victor Fleming presentation
“THE DEVIL’S
CARGO”
‘DEVIL’S CARCO’
CAST NAO CLOSE
CALL lN BOAT
Stars Found Them-
selves Being Swept
Out to Sea Through
Golden Gate
l‘aullno Stat'ke. Wallace livery
and other featured players in "The
lJeiil‘s Cargo." Victor Fleming‘s
newest Parmnount production. were
congratulating themselves Just after
completion of certain scenes for the
picture on the narrow squeak hy
whlcli they missed an unsouglit Rea,
voyage in a. leaky. flimsy, fiat hot-
tomed river boat.
Fleming has “shot" several scenes
on this early t‘alifornia story on an
term sternwlieel rherhoat on. the
Sacramento lilver. Later he took
the same boat down into San Fran-
cisco llay for another sequence.
Everything was all right utitii the
tide began to sweep out through the
Golden Gate and took the river boat
with it. the ancient wood hurning
engines failing in their effort to hold
against. the current. No tug had
been hrouuht atom: and the, pout he.
gun to pitch as it neared the rougher
water.
With much looting of the whistle,
hoisting of signals and shouting. the
attention of a passing tug was at-
tracted and thc hoat‘was towed back
to dock.
William Collier. Jr.. and Claire
Adams are featured with Miss Stnrke
and lieery in the cast of “The Dev-
il's Cargo." which will be shown at
the l'alace 'l‘hcatre for three days.
commencing Monday.
()ther emhryo sailors on the event-
(nl trip were Raymond llatton and
Dale li‘uller.
"The. Devil‘s i‘nrgo" is a screen
version of l‘harles 1‘2. Wliittnker's
story. “The liver lloat.” A. l'.
Younger wrote the screen play.
EDWlN CAREWE
HAS MADE SOME
E .FlNE PICTURES
‘His Laws—t,— My Son,”
With Nazimova, to
at Rialto Next
week '
. l-Zdnhi ('nrewe. w ho directed
land produced “My Son." Nazimova's
latest starring vehicle for Iv‘irst. Nth
itioual. has many successful photo-
plays to his credit.
t‘nrewc was placed in the. front
ranks of American screen directors.
when he produced "The -llad Man."
>illi'l‘ilig ilolhroolt llllnn.
, Another highly successful
‘nuieworihy production was
dunno. of the. Streets." which
luoughi Naaiinoui hack to the
‘scieen after two years on the stage.
gave. great strength and feel-
and
"Ma-
‘i'utt'we
proved that Nazimova was a star
iuliose career could not he. dimmed
ihy two years off the screen.
i i'arl we directed "The Girl of the.
lttudhu West" and “Mighty Lak a
illos' The latter brought Dorothy
:hlili'litilll to the. screen.
. (Sat-mes productions are always
distinguished for their excellent
iilslx' and realistic settings. ’l'hc
wilru-iur surroumled Nazimova iii
i".\l_v Stir." with a noteworthy cast
'0" playrs. which includes Jack
Pickford. Young Pickford plays
the. role of Nazimova's son. which
|is said to he one of the most in-
.ierestiuu t1mmeterizations he has
cU-r attempted. llohart Bosworth
Atwnter Kent, Wore.
Radioln, Stromb e r g -
Carlton. Ste oer.
Zenith.
RADIO
STUDWELL PIANO OO.
68 North Main St.
South Norwalk
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‘ GOOD Eff—CERES
12 Main Street
Norwalk Oonn
plays a .\'w.\ England sheriff with
went smeeiiiy. lau Keith. (fon-
stauce ll: lilli it. Mary Akin. Charles
Murray and hot Farley also have
ml: to "Madonna of the Streets" and .
Woman “Dream Book” Author “Asks
$6,000,000 in Infringement Suit
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Miss Eva lemon, Cincinnati, author of beaks on dreams,
pernnol'mogmetlsm," character reading and fortune telling, under
the name of "Bio d White," is suin the lough Chemical Co.,i
Memphis, Tenn, for 6,000,000 for siege infringement of her!
works. Books given away by the company as Advertisements lisvc‘
robbed her of her $25,000 yearly income, she contends. The com-
pany denounces the charges as untrue and absurd.
”Behind—”lithe Sceneii—n— Mainland—
E‘airbanks-Pickford Kidnappine‘ May Have
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Correspondent—tlirl Star Dies 01' Drink,
And Dope—Director Shunnecl ‘
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By [IRAN]: I'. "OK-“VAN. fiiillLt rul' lliv‘ it'l'llil‘t (if this little
_Il0].l.l’\\'iiUl) (itv “inpfiweh, u H'llli'liltill to start an iniestiuation on
Shrincrs held their t‘tilH'f’lliinll lure "“‘ i" “"H- {W “ml." Will'mmfl
hoping to Hot ilvllllillllll‘tl \\llil ilil',\"””|‘il “fill" in Till interests of
fanfanied climate, it Him-.1 ..\.|.,.'rttiii:iliit\‘. Let the tamed Nate of
dn)‘. Sonic nc\er «\In spent the ' ‘l‘r""”“‘ 1“”"i “5 l'lmlllt'ih‘. 1’1”.
Week here hut took the it.iln havh‘” ”l" Mm“ ‘imlh 1"! It lll‘oit‘ct the
litlnli‘. ‘1 fit tli'tlsv' I‘I‘illlili'i‘i lt‘iim
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l.‘ nndtrtaher and the grave.
liliptit liilulil's. author and lllti\li
director. has had a "falling" ouil ‘ ‘ . _ ‘
with the officials of Mill'n-Uillll\\_\ll. i! "”"JHM iiitlllillllllL'. “150' IN “s
Th”. could not SM. mm “3 a (”Wr,‘ :ui\i=e those anxious tuna and well
or. hut thought his stories wonder- “HM-“- “f ”H“ famous couple that
ful. it is: claiml‘d. .u any rate, he is, “H“ “from! that the kidnap-
no longer with them. lil-iy to tree. liame rumor has
‘ I llidt it \\.iH :l lil‘l'ss :ieent's dream.
If it is proven Mi, and a prominent
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livudrditig the famous l'iikfurd-
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Dilly Quirk. famed screen eonie- hm“, “(mm 1“. “H mm,“ it it
than, is dying in a local hospital.".rllmmlm ”M! “u“ of m” l‘ilzllt-‘St
Billy. always healthy and cheerful.MMHWIWr pnltlleitv stunts in his-
“(9 some \‘egetulnln-s tliili I‘lllllt' ii‘oiii M” was pulled “1.1.. .\t that. ”I"
a Japanese farm. irriunied, ii is ”ml”... ;\ “mi. so wait that it
claimed. by st \varage water. and the tllli‘.li'll‘|ll ‘ i“ N 0,1,“, “I I... if the
result is his entire syxtem “as pols-Hm,“ rc-illv wanted to “Hm” the
(mad and (109.0,” .lioid 3“." lll‘li1,(;li;jst:li's. and the path-.- knew of their
for his Hm“;”' 1],“? (inc i‘s'llnlxii’l i“. cy nuwoment. then Fit" the wise.
kémi‘ioi” ”WU“ i ”IM‘") 2‘} V“ why did the police wait until an at-
v ae a .e ea Hit: it .ower a li'll'- "I l, .. K. , luullv 1 .p. l rm." ar-
lliil. if the assiriion is true. hut a“ “HUI”, tilie‘l'illeued ,i,|”‘,,,.i,:~n 'l‘litit'e
far as we can a‘crrtain. nothing has . ‘ , ,' p , . .
been done to affirm or deny it \"c' :.hi i.\ in ointun ill. IrilI doiit
. . ' . .4. ‘ ‘t ‘iwmcv. imlll lion; and Mary have
Bill} attributes his mieuutpne otlul ”N mmmmm “U“. pictures. and the.
\egettihle faith. it "HM” ” J 30‘“ ‘puhlivity will come in mighty handy.
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.\ lltilv' «met-n star diitl here r0-
teut‘y, iii-y Mid of tuberculosis,
_ ,uh' l. m a way. was truc. llut the
’pupers forgot to say the rest. A
,iwell-ltnowu diriciur. who started
stronR supporting roles.
‘ The sets for “My Son" were con- i
. .slrueted hy .lohii ll. Schnlze and I
they are of unusual pictorial beau-‘7
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duccd his most papillar picture to
It will he shown at the Rialto’
l‘heatre. next Wednesday. Thursday.
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With “My Son." Carcwe has pro-i
‘datc.
and Friday.
ANTiOUE SNOP
CAUSE OF STAR ’
GOING BROKE
gshirley Mason a n d
Others Attracted By
Unique Display of
Oriental Jewels
1 The first day of work on "Scan-
' dot Proof" at the William l-‘ox West
Coast Studios was rather disastrous
to the nurse of Shirley Mason. dain-
tion performing daring feats in the
clouds. There is no trick photog-
raphy, no doubles all of the eye fill~
:t e Cloud Rider”
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, At the Rialto
'i l “’llson. the human Eagle, the
.11 Willi “huts |Il:l_\'illg today only
the Ilirillo lil‘dlt‘l‘ in “A Cloud
er," is the most amazing achieve-
ant in the glorious annals of avia-
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lng fonts are absolutely genuine with
My Wilson risking his life more than
a dozen times a day.
Evelyn Brent will be presented to-
morrow night in “Silk Stocking Sal."
at fast moving crook melodrama that
will keep you at your wits end un-
til the last rec-l is untolded. It is a
real thriller through and through.
Sentinel for
~.\tlverii.\~'0 in the
the best result;
ty star of the picture and other
players.
The company worked in a Los
Angeles shop which boasts the
most exclusive oriental jewels
trinkets shown on the coast.
Every minute that Shirley was
not actually required to face the
canuras she might be fouifii gazing
with a rapt expression at some rare
piece of jewelry. At the on of the
day Shirley was richer by several
necklaces. rings and brooches but
her purse felt very light. Other
members of the company exchanged
a week's salary for various and
sundry jndcs and corals. l
"Scandal Proof" plays today only
list the Regent theatre. ‘
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this sixteen-year—old girl using dope
, and drink. is the direct cause. The
:nirl's mother. coming: into her bed-
'ronm one night. saw the girl jahhing
COMING Eta loaded needle into her arm. and
it'ell across the daughter's hotly dead.
They nave the cause as shock. They
. ihuried her and pitted llil‘, and YOU
Many Comedy Stars " who read iliiS’. perhaps saw the ac-
. . count of lmtli Their deaths in the
Picture at Rlalto Ollill'\\<iiipt‘1'<. hut nut ill“ real t‘llllft;
'11 non. tie, the director is all
Monday and Tues- "
, Working. hut no one cares for him
day in re. His name is used in the elec-
llappy liokum. _i:iz/.y joy. loin:
‘STOP FLlRTlN
‘un.
“FOLLIES” STAR
ANSWERS CALL
OF THE MOVIES
Helen Lee Worthing Is
Latest Ziegfeld Find
To Take Flier in Pic-
tures
lit-ion Lee Worthing is the latest
of Zlegfcld‘s justly-famous "Follies"
to take a titer in pictures. Miss
\Vorthlng made her screen dehut in
“.lanlce Meredith" and now heads
th ecnst playing in suppott of
Adolphe Mcnjou. llicai'do Cortez and
li‘l‘anccs llowurd in the Paramount
picture. "The Swan," cominlt,I to the
Regent Theatre on Monday and
Tuesday.
And while, we are on the suhject
we "light,“‘i'll adl here that Miss
Worthing deals a. death blow to an
old notion about show girls. Accord-
ing to most books. plays and films
abut these decorative young ladies.
they subsist mainly on lobster. in
many pulses. and cocktails. Miss
\t'orthing. who was born in Ken.
tacky. and has not cultivated a taste
for sea tood, never has eaten loll-
ster. nor oysters nor clams. The only
time. she tried to eat lobster slu-
thotixlit it tasted "musly."_ -
llcrc is at least one stage heauty
who eats such homely, unromantie
feud as potatoes. lima. beans. old-
fashioned chocolate layer cake and
plenty of milk. because she has been
told th 'y are good for her. However
she admits liking dishes that have
l-‘reneh names, hecause they sound
interesting. “Garcon, bring some filct
iniiznon with French pens."
"The Swan" was written and pro-
duced for the screen by Dimitri
lluehowetzki, from li‘erenc Molnar's
“roadway stage success hy that
lltlllli‘.
KlRliWOOD NAO
ORESSINC ROON
ON ANNETTE
Been World’s Best Publicity Stunt. Says,“e Used It for Fre-
quent Changes ,i n
“The T o p ‘of the
World”
James lv’irltwood. the capahle
screen star. recently experienced all
the comforts—or should it he dis-
comforts—of l‘ullman transportation
without moving off the Paramount
studio in Hollywood.
George Meltord produced from the
novel of the same name hy l‘illli'l M.
licll. and which will he shown tor
the last time todgy at the Palace
Theatre. Kirltwond portrays a dual
role. During the filming of this
picture he was required to make fre-
quent. changes ot’ costume and malte-
up from one character to the other.
So the carpenter shop huilt him a
dreaming room on wheels which
could he moved rapidly wherever he.
happened to be working. .
it was surprising to watch Kirlt-
wood finish in one set. step into his
dressing room. and make a lightning
change of character while the.
property man wheeled him non-
ehalantly to the other end of the
studio and the next set.
Incidenfly. picture-goers will in-
uniazcd and mystified when they see
Seemingly impossible things happen.
Kirltwood. in his impersonation of
the two characters. shakes hands
with himself. fights with himself
and at all times passes himself in
the same strip of film.
ONLY 75c DOWN
puts a
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HOT WATER HEATER
in
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:ric lights It_\' your favorite theater.
laughs! 'l‘hat's what's waitinn
.\nd you pay to see this man's
’pteitiri 8.
around the corner tor the people of
Norwalk. Next Monday "Stop Flirt-
ing." the great Christie. laughing
hit, takes its place at the ltealto
theatre where it will reinain,'l‘iies-
day.
‘ Schultze’s Saturday Specials ,
\Vith John T. Murray. “'andtl
Hawley. Jimmie Adams. Jack Duffy.
David James. Ethel Shannon and a
host of other fumuakers playini:
the leading roles under the direc-
tion of the great Scott Sidney who
Legs-ofLamb
acknowledges "t'harley's Aunt.” as Sirloin Steak . . _ . . ' .
his latest masterpiece, it is small
wonder this is a whirlwind farce Lamb Fores
om hits the put-no like a. cyclone.
There isn't any melodrama nor
are there any tense dramatic mo-
ments—there are just tons and tons
of laughs—«wholesome. spontaneous.
innocent. merry laughs. For two_
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years the story. as a musical eoin-
cdy. kept the legitimate stage in a
constant uprOar hat that isn‘t any-
thing to what it is going to do to
screen. audiences. All we can say
in, tho Christies seem to have found
the secret for turning out a one
hundred per cent comedy with every
production judging from this one
and its Silvie-splitting predecessors.
—Adveriise. in the Sentinel for
the best.rcsults.
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Schultze’s Sanitary 'Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Norwalk
39 and 53 Main Street. Norwalk
Westport. Georgetown. Dorian. Stamford. I'll-oh Roch. Bridgeport
in “The Top of the World." which ‘
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World's most. amazing stunt
“BATTLIN G BREWSTER."
SATURDAY
'Al-Wilson EVELYN BRENT
aviator in l in
“THE CLOUD .. ‘ W
RIDER” SILK SSATBEKING ,.
and .
Another Round of .\ fast moving crank
melodrama ,,
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John T. Murray and Wanda Hawley' .- ..
MOJDAY AND TUESDAY '
“STOP FLlRTlNG” '
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