honour, m as, 1925. 1‘3 News l egent l Today and Tomorrow “ ‘Adolphe Menjou Ricardo Cortez i'knd a typical Paramount cast . _ in __ l‘THE SWAN” Wed., Thurs., Fri. Alice Terry and Lewis Stone _ in _. l -l“The Confessions of ‘l a Queen” l THE NEW i OLDSMOBILE SIX Fisher Built Coach $1, 188. 00 Delivered ' igger, Roomier, More Refined 3 The Coach That Challenges Comparison AARON KOHN Palace ’lloday, Tues, Wed PAULINE STARKE WALLACE BEERY Audi 3. selected cast in the Victor Fleming presentation “THE DEVIL’S t CARGO” 32 South Norwalk SUGGESTIONS FOR CAMPING OUTFITS 3. Sterne Canned Heat. Sim-e. com- plete, regular 49c, special .. 29c 11 White Enameled Large Plates. each 15c White E n am e 1 ed Cups and Saucers. pair 25c MILL OUTLET STORE .4— ! 124 Washington Street ? Phone 471 So. Norwalk L! l i A l l x Atwtster Kent, Ware, Mole, Strombe rg - Ogrlto n, file 161'. ' Zenith. 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Endorses Herbal THE EVENINGSENTIN’EII SCREEN STAR ENTERTAINING ’EM LOSES BY PAIR OF BUGKETS But Virginia V a l l i Qualifies As Hard- 3 were Saleswoman — Paid for Dinner Virginia Valli lost a wager but she qualified as a light hardware saicswoman while working in “The Price of Pleasure." Universal-Jewel, in which she is co‘starred with Nor. man Kerry. and which is booked for a. 3-day rtin at the Palace theatre, commencing Wednesday. The wager and the rest of it came zit-out in this manner. In the pic- tuie Miss \alll has the part ot til shop girl in a big department store and se\eral of the scenes were made in a real store, with lilies Valli and others of tho cast acting as real clerks. Miss Valli was defeated by Louise Fazenda, one of the support- ing cast. A bargain sale was on and in the Imscmcnt where the two were work- ing. rubbish cans and water buckets LaxLA-Tono itr Stomach Trouble disposr'tl of. mull Dizzy Spt'l‘ l . ls. . I :‘ini thunktn‘. :inl cor Iii lil‘)‘ tip. ‘ precinio whit thc innltnrs of Malia] LliX-A-Tlllll‘ have said Mr. Iiolt. ““For the post fmtr ycnrs I hlo suffered done for “A," greatly \\ itii Maniac troubles and constipation. m somach was always sour and suit and gas would foim soon after cat- ing and bloat me torrtol). ‘ "I was suhinrt alches nntl scwvrn many times I hgnl to lmltl on to keep from falling. I hmirtl a great deal about, Lax-A-Tono and the great good that it was doing and I decldo did it was Just the rcmmly for me. l ‘-'I have taken but two bottles and the results have horn astounding ind marvelous. I hogan to feel het— ‘fer after the first dose. it seemed to soothe my Flf‘ll'llfiih and formerly after eating my stomach would burn like fire. i “I lime not had :i dizzy spell or a headache for m. r .1 week and I feel lhetter (illtl SiltinL‘i-r than I l‘flH! in many months. I certainly prnise Herbal Lax-A-TDnc.” lo splitting head- rlizzy rpclis and i Herbal Lax-A-Tonc is being intrm Drug Store. Norwalk. by Company ‘duced at the Plaistud 43 “‘asliington St. So. —A d v. i l l i i 3 tlllllli‘l‘ and Miss \‘tilll were the principal articles to be The wager was for a was to sell more water buckets than Miss It‘ll- .u-ndii might sell of rubbish cans. Slfll‘. their toes nightly at the Wayside Inn, orchestra is a feature‘tof the gram. that bubbles over t‘unmukilig. Wayside Inn. he was with the 0r- plicum circuit. where he went from tho Follies. spot on the Post road a rendezvous for diners and dancers. .IOIC TEN N El! .100 Tcnner. the Zelgfeld Follies who is keeping the people on where his Pasadena recording pro- Tcimcr is of the effervescent type and spreads his Before coming to the Tcnncr is helping makethlshrlght When the nilotlct‘l period of com- petition had passed the scorer nn~ nouncod: "Miss Valli. four water hili'kt‘is; Bliss l-‘azenda. six rubbish cans." Of course it was a clean score. but Bliss. \‘nlti took her defeat with n ln‘ond smile. lit-lwrird Sloman. the director. and the other members of the company working in the store sequence were tlcclurcd in on the dinner. which Alias \‘.iil‘i iht‘t‘nit'li- il to cook all by herself—until they arrived at a restaurant. "The Price of i’lcnsure" an elrtiiorato production, and the supporting cast contains such fri- mous scrr-en favorites as 1‘. Roy Barnes. Kain. Lester. George Faw— cett. James O. Barrows and Marie Astaire. was given titre. appearance in Paramount's WALLACE BEERY “Tho Swim." Franth Iloward. pm- mincnt on the Broadway stage. is> rcady to ir-slify that working on thr- NEVER USES ANY screen is "grrzit fun." "I like pictures better than the stage." she gccs on to any, “and 1! STAGE MAKE-UP % Wallace Boery now-r has made a director delay the. filming of e. scene while he adjusted his make-up. Tho iiisw‘cr is that he doesn't wear any. In Berry's most rcccnt screen ap- I‘ll‘fillCE‘. that. of a sailor in "The. D .'il's Cargo." \‘ictor Fleming‘s 1'“ r-st production for Paramount. he is shown with a. two weeks’ 8T0 th of board. ills wardroho con- I slat: of heavy shoes—“clodhonpcrs.” & Pa ' of hough pants and an equally ! (”9559' up in a picture." said Beery. “Th0 rilks at. home are the only BROADWAY STAR Frances Howard Says lli’l\'O always hrrvn interested in in pictures than if is on the static. When there is rain. you gm wet. on tho stage lll‘l‘P w mild lif‘ only .i3 fcw' (irons of water come down. other day, poinloas (l\'f‘l‘ n r: til firc and I tlliln'.‘ have to act to rcrgisicr that it was hot standing owr rt ality and tho littlc tit-tails that like about motion pictures.” I saw in the‘hig studio. wonderful myslcry 1:0”: and rugged shirt. His hair I graiidally fathomed th einiricacics ‘ ._ " "3““ combed. of it. Talk illiOlll the thrill that It nt remember when I‘ve been pom" once in n life-tinic—it‘s breaking into the movies." FAVORS MOVIES TO lEGlTlMATE Work Seems More R ea] in Pictures Than on Stage After making her first motion pic. lllf‘ hentrc at honic. Iiiorythlnn is so much more l't‘iil inui The. in! for n SCI-:1“. I cooked I 'l3lit‘ .’i i“ the stove. o carefully attcndetl to are what Il "Being my first picture. riaturullv was enthusiastic about everything It was a to me. although ’ Romance" i h.“ HIGH SOCIETY lS SHOWN lN ‘ ‘STOP FLIRTING’ 0 Al Christie Picture at The Rialto Has Cast 0 f Leading F u n Makers With the great number of come- dies of such high calibre as "Char- ley's Aunt." "Reckless Romance." and “Hold Your Breath." to their credit. Al and Charles Christie might. well set themselves up as distatocs of what does or does not constitute good comet”. "Stop Flirting." the latest Christie offering. which will be shown today and tomorrow'at the Rialto Theatre presents a new angle on the so-call- ed social whirl of high society. ac- cording to Al Christie. The film is a picturization of a popular musical comedy and while. the locale of this version will be vir- tually the same as it was in the play. that of the duxurious seaside home. or a young- man or wealth surround- ed by a gay and flirtatious crowd of pleasure seekers the thing which will make the Christie comedy dif- ferent will be the presentation of this sort of life from the farce com- edy angle with no problematic or melodramatic worries to insinuate themselves into- the action of the comedy. in other words it will be a comedy i'eplcte‘vith purely humorous epis- odes and hilarious laughter. "Laugh- ing entertainment only" is the slo- gan which Scott Sitincy. the director adopted for the filming of the pic- turn". All the characters in the his: cast have been silccted because of their ability to capably interpret farce roles. John '1‘. Murray. former \‘au- dei'ille and revue star. heads the cast. Oppositi- him is Wanda llnw- icy who scored heavily in. "Reckless Romance" and "Let, Women Alone." Jimmie Adams. noted for his work :15 star in two reel comedies. makes. his tit-hut in tonturvs in "Stop l-‘llrt. infi." in which the assumes the. role of a flirtatious ltalian liaron. Jack Duffy. who scorcd a personal suc- cess as the old grandpa in “Reckless; portrays the funny butler character. and David James- ls the aviator. Bloodhounds in Action. thlrihci‘ly .\io.. Monitorl H. G. Stumpfer has returned frr‘im Jefferson City. where he has estab- .lishr-d bloodhound kennels to he used the State in trailing prisoners who cscapo from the penitentiary. The 'dogs will also he used by the State in trailing inmates who escape from the institutions at Fulton and Boonvillo. At is training several pups and they will be ready for trails within a short time. Miss Howardis featured with Adolphe )lcnjou and Ricardo Cor- tt-z in "The Swan." a Dimitri Bucho- wetzki production. which is being shown today and tomorrow at the. Regent Theatre. ones We ever see me in a. well FI‘PSSNT ’llt and with my face wash- and Notes for Norwalk Theatre-60ers GOOD-BAD KING lS NEWEST ROLE OF LEWIS STONE Alice Terry Stars in “Confessions of a Queen,” at Regent Last of Week The King. in “Confessions of a Queen." thetVictor Sesstrom produc- tion which comes to the Regent Theater on Wednesday for a thre- dny run, is in a quandry. The influ- ence of good is beckoning him On one side in the. form of his Queen. is beautiful regal woman of the cold type. while that of evihcoaxcs him on the other in the form or the vivacious Sephora, a woman of the world. A much stronger willed man than King Christian would have paused—not knowing which one to follow. The King is delightfully played in the Seastrom production by Lewis Stone. The Queen Frederic-ha is de- picted by Alice Terry. and the allur. ing Sephora by Helena d'Algy. John Bowers plays the important role of Prince Alexei and Joseph Dowllng and Eugenie Bessercr are also seen in the production. tor Seastroni adapted the story from “Rings in Exile." by Alphonse Dau‘ dot. and Metro-Goidwyn-Maycr are presenting it. ______,_.__ May Not Be Final Action. (New York Herald-Tribune.) The pliimhcrs‘ convention has vot- ed against the habit of forgetting tools. But there is some talk of a recount. —Ad\‘ertlse in the Sentinel for the best results. Gifts for the Sweet Girl Graduate Second Floor at DONNELLY’S So. Norwalk Westport Agnes Christine Johnston and Vic. I ’PAGE SEVEN' TODAY AND TOMORROW “STOP FLIRTING” A Rollicking Gloom Chasing Farce -—fcaturing—-- John T. Murray and Wanda Hawley: WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY . 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