was EVENING sunrises e. W... , a brutal Palace. Theatre LAST TIMES TODAY 2:15, 7:15, 9:10 Norman Keary And a brilliant company pre- sents one of the screen’s biggest hits “The Price SUNDAY NIGHT ‘ JACK HOXIE Favorite of all lovers of the ,tlirilling in cinema, presenting “DON DARE DEVIL” l l :Comed N I ‘ y . cm l 0‘ Pleasure Other Subjects '* MONDAY, manor, wannsonr You’ll I Like It. A wrrH Picture WALLACE MACDONALD Um“, THEODORE KOSLOFF SHELDON LEWIS DUI—u MOI-PI (UM ll“! LW' ammonium . l‘ l l Regent Theatre , _ i: ‘ TODAY ONLY AT 2: 15,7 AMIL’DRED HARRIS And an all star su-pportiiig'cast in the exciting dramatic offering “UNMARRIED WIVES” Selected Short Subjects ,:,15 9.10 JACK r COMEDY - :- NEWS l l “flit-40.7! .,. —u.— ”._., “._....— _- '95-‘59" . SIDNEY OLCOTT no 9 o c r I on , resume at Abouu zunoa list: i. us“ ,2 SUNDAY NIGHT Favorite of all lovers of the thrilling in cinema, presenting “DON DARE' DEVIL” MONDAY AND TUESDAY HOXIE :- OTHER SUBJECTS O FOR SALE On account of changing the front on the South Norwalk r gm Company Building, the “ dock now on the present front will be removed. and is for ll .10. Parties interested In- t quire or The Taylor a Golden " copiiom 1230.80uth Nor. ‘i walk, (Jenn.- BE YOUR OWN 1’th Save All W’- m A-lodemnathroomm 8st comprises 6 It. iron enameled bathtub. 21-inch apron front enamel- ed wall lavatory. siphon action toilet bowl. vitreous china unit. make:- an'r seat.— nieirel-platod. triathlon with china index faucets. other bath- room outfits as low as us. Write or call for. catalogue. I. W) ION sis sane Ave. sun at. New. rout tinted tor several weeks MIG me soap last- much tom “ ' ROTON POINT NEW STE'AMER RESUMES TRIPS TOPOINT TODAY Orchestra Which Proved Attraction Has Been Engaged To Play Next Week The Steamer ”Bell Island" will run to the Point again today. and from now on will make daily trips from the Battery. Yesterday the “Bear Mountain." brought an dxcursion to the park. putting in just after the "Sirius." The “Bear Mountain" which usually makes the run to the resort after which it is named. was former. ly the “Highlandei.” which burned last spring. She was rebuilt from the hull up at a cost said to be 8250. 000 (I t 0 ‘ Paul Specht's orchestra. which provided the special evening pro. gram on Thursday. proved so popu. lar that Neville Hayley has arrang. ed for this feature dance aggrega. tion to stay all through next week. The dancing. both afternoon 'and evening. will be zit-popular prices. 0 t O Miss Beulah White of the lamp stand. who spent the winter with E. C. Carpenter's “Bringing Up Father" show. says she doesn't mind the warm days at all. Down at Dallas, Texas, she says, It often gets so hot as to make our warm spells seem like “fair and cooler." 0 U 0 George Risi is limit again Once more \iitli the soda dispensers. THIS PICTURE HAS THRILLS AND LAUGHS “Banditfs Baby” Is a Fast Going, Rollick- ing Tale—Is at Ri- altO Today Swinging along in his rollicking comedy-melodrama, with another cra‘ckerjack story to back, up the great popularity of rider and horse. Fred Thomson and Silver King climb to new heights of inerriment. speed and suspense in "The ilundit‘s Baby." which will be shown at the Rialto today only. A plot with more than the usual amount of intense action. jammed from first to last with hearty laughs. furnishes Thomson and his mount with a great opportunity. of which they avail themselves to the full. For ‘nailing" laughs and keeping an audience in an uproar, this combina- tion is fast reaching a plane beside Harold loyd. Silver King is a. real ‘horee laugh" all the way. A line cast and splendid direction have combined to make "The Bandit's nthy." a. production above even the high standard which the public has ,came to expect in Fred Thomson lpictures. AMBITlON AND LOVE RULE IN THIS PICTURE “Unmarried Wives” at The Regent Today—— Has M a n y Heart Throbs' and Thrills A‘ throbbing and tense dramatic story is unfolded in a way that is bounded by realism and color in the big production. "Unmarried Wives." which will be shown for the last times at the Regent today. This film is away from the stereo- typed features. both in its style of romantic construction and the cast which includes such popular players aa- Mildred Harris. Gladys Brock- well. Lloyd Whitlock. Bernard Ran- dall, George Cooper, Mrs. Davenport and Mabel Coleman. It was dl- rooted by that well known director. James P. Hogan. lman. Reel Star in ”Real Romance Jacqueline Logan Sim star is hone son with ligand—a real, not a ’reel one] She 'beyc‘fme i318". RaIleIeWaiilnuc: Gillespie in a quiet .ccremony'in Hollywood, He II ‘ real estate an (Iowa ARE worm . VIRGINIA VALLl Gets Seine Wonderful Clothes After Rise From Shop Girl in Picture atPalace Virginia Valli. co-srarrrd with NOImnn 1ch ry in “The Film of Plenum " Universni- Jewel showing today for the last time at the Palace. wears seine wonderful gowns in part of the picture. but there are times when she wears the sombre uniform of a shop girl in a department store. “The Price of Pleasure" is a Cin- derellu~liko story of the present day. with Miss Valli in tho Cindrclla part and Kiriy in the guise of a lrince Cliiiiining. who. however} comes dis- gulscd as a mechanic to ovcr'hcai the shop girl hemoaning to a fellow clerk the fact that never has she had any real pleasure in her life. There is a decided comedy angle to the story and this is taken care of by Louise Fazenda and T. Roy Barnes, both of whom are widely known screen performers. especially along comedy lines. Others in the supporting cast are Kate Lester, George i‘awcett. James O. Bairows and Mai to Astaire. Ednaid Sloman. the director, took his company to a. big department store to make several of the scenes, and a bargain day rush was utilized for atmosphere. Miss Valli and others of the cast working behind counters us clerks in the regular line of the store's business. Another big. realistic scene in the picture is made in a. tcliement boarding house. DOBBED BOOT” ‘GGER CAUGHT . ST. MEANS. \'t.. June 20—A girl said l;y the customs officials to lie Mario Blislqu)’. notorious bobbed haired bootiegger was under arrest here today after being captured in arc the torch dance. the burning of a big theatre. a wild auto ride, a fight for a woman to save her hon- or, the rescue of II woman from II. burning building. the rescue of un- othcr woman from on auto train wreck. . SENATOR IN HOSPITAL. BALTIMORE, Juno 20 (AP).— Senator Ladd of North Dakota. is a patient at the lluiilnitro church home and inilriiiary. it became known today. At the home it was said that ho had been Ilit-‘l‘c for in days undergoing.r treatment for throat trouble. ills condition is, not mid to ho serious. Joseph Davis 47-49 North Main Street South Norwalk. Conn. Sunday,'-June 21in ls FATHERS’ DAY Buy Dad Something. We have a store full of useful gifts. . HERSHFIELD Motor TransportatiOn Co. LONG DISTANOB'TRUOKINO‘ Daily Service Between ~ New York and Nerwalk PADDED VANS FOR FURNITURE MOVING So’uth Norwalk NEW YORK OFFICE 802 W. 80th St. Chaise. 305! House Frocks A High grade materials, stamp. ed to hqembroidered in simple. stitches. Styles suitable for porch or outdoor wear. Prices $1, $1.98, $2.98 and $5. The N. E. RYAN CO. 86 Washington Street South Norwalk.‘ Many big climaxes are staged in “Unmarried ,Wivesx' Amont these ._.. .. using it teal-o less scrim-um » SPECIAL ATTENTION ,_ Given to Bridal Pictures —-and-—- Wedding Groups IN THE STUDIOOR 11' ma non ' . mva mar 3m stores: ram ma an exciting iii-mile chase in a liquor ludcn automobile. With her was James Parker, of Boston. Summer Sleeping Garments for Misses "Step-in Billie“ (Ins piece Pajama. fashioned of cool figur- Offering mo re ‘ a n (1 receiving less. from many more; is as pro- ed crepe tor girls. 6 to 1: years ...... . ..... . ...... Shit . , Flgilletl trope (loans. 8 to H / fitable .for )0“ at .. ............. sun as It is. agree-i able to as. J. ..I lilallette Washington 8L, South horwalk Rogers & Stevens 26 Concoril‘S‘tr—PhOne 294 , TWO STORES SATURDAY --'Ill-— Baby” also Fred Thomson “THE BANDIT’S Thrills, sobs, chuckles, roars LAS'l‘ ROUND or “BATTLING smws'rna" U'xii'Lllilllllill Eminil’i ne’snliv ann‘ronsnar memoraciumm -’ team's rowers Gladys Hnlette f‘PRIVATE AFFAIRS” eomnv SUNDAY EVENING Robert Agnew and NEWS “Wire lli‘ ll'\ contour. ... 9:..-- v.04-..“ COAL cOAL COAL Phone 113 All Ways COAL C 0 AL“ THE NORWALK COAL 8: SUPPLY COMPANY mumcrra COAL BITUMINOUS, " ‘ MASONS’BUIIIIINOMAIEIIIAI. Conn n ’ ‘lAl-A-Iea-‘I PROVIDENCE, R. I.. yesterday. letter signed "Your ‘ —Adwtlse in IIIO Sentinel for Hal-walk 8°. Norwalk [Margaret Kennedy. street. Philadelphia." He the best results. parenily 35 years old. FOUND IN RIVER. (Aim—The body oi an unidentified man was found in the river here In the ‘clothing was a loving niece. Brandywine June 20 was ap- MUMPS; PIES " m.) 1‘}. .. . a... v 34"”. ~o p “rpm .‘ 1'. EV”- "‘I Panels Ill Fairfield County, YOUR SERVICE ~226 marrow ave. 1““ r L.“ The Bridgeport Poster Advertising (30., Inc. BRIDGEPO R1}. CONN. It is iiitet‘estiiig to nOhthai: the BRIDGEPORT POSTER ADVERTISING CO. have 3,500 Poster many of whick are iii the vicinity of NORWALK. THEY ARE AT enema BARNUM‘658
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