, . TUESbAit. i‘U’NE 23,1925. ' ‘ . i ran bromine simmer; i "h? V. . ' -‘ > PAGE SEVEN "it .- «Us; ,2. l (News Bad Notes I.... o foc‘NorwaIk Theatre-(30ers e. i Palace Theatre Like It WALLACEWWW THEODORE KOSLOFF SHELDON LEWIS .ri Met-II- hours all“. Hill t LASIV' O TODAY AND TOMORROW . \a .. , NEWIIVBS FOR OLD A Picture Unusual P Regent Theatre Last Times Today A SIDNEV OLCOTT n a o n u e TION «sum 0’ «toomt 1on0! 1‘55! I- US“ » ELEANOR “PROUD Wednesday, Thursday and Friday BOARDM AN in...» FLESH” ROY The Wizard ROTON POINT PARK , Sensational Engagement of PAUL SPECHT (Himself) and his original orchestra Including the Famous Georgians and Romancers " .- featuring One week only --‘- June 22-27th , ADMISSION 50c Schultze Wednesday Specials SMECK of the Strings Sirloin Steak .. *VealCutlet Round Steak z-. . . . . Loin Veal Chops . . . Rump Pot Roast . . . ‘Rib Veal Chops . . 40c lb. 40c lb. 36c lb. 35clb. 25c lb. 30c lb. sseoaasoassooa. IOOQOI'OOIOIOIII seasaoeaoeasooo \l'cstporf. 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RYAN CO. 86 Washington Street South Norwalk i OLD FAVORITE SEEN IN SHOW AT THE RIAL'IO Wyndam Standing Has Leading Role in Pic- ‘ture Made of Ouida’s Great Novel Wyndham Standing, for years one of the screen's most popular and best known leading men. is seen in ”Flames of Desire." to be shown to- day for the last time at the Rialto Theater. “Flames of Desire" is a William Fox picturizatlon of Ouida's novel of never-dying fame. “Strathmore,” which has been read by millions of persons all over the world. Standing has the role of Daniel lent. cynical misogynist. who falls under the hypnotic spell of Marion Vavasour, beautiful courtesan. heart and home wrecker. His work, nc~ cording to metropolitan critics. is one of the finest. pieces of acting seen on the silvcrflhett this season. Call- ing for highly dramatic scenes, which the slightest overacting would make ridiculous. Standing it is said. preserves an even tempo in his cha’r- acteritation which is amazing. Throughout the picture. as these who are familiar with the story know. Strathmore is forever the vic- tim of circumstances which leave him in continual conflict with him- self. When he meets the beautiful Marion and fails in love with her after bitterly denouncing her for ruining the life of one of his young friends, he conveys his quandary to his audience in a way that takes every one into the heart of the char- acter he is interpreting. Diana Miller plays the part of Marion. Menison Clift directed the production. A NEWSPAPER TALE IN FILM COMING HERE Palace to Show “Con- traband” B y Clar- ence Kelland - Well Known Stars A newspaper story with a real llt‘\\Hl\i".‘l(‘l' flavor is assured in "Con- traband." n. Paramount picturlza. tion of the novel by Clarence Bud- dingtou Kelland produced by Alan ti'rosland with Lois Wilson. Noah Beery. Raymond Hutton and Ray- mond McKee featured in the prin~ cipol roles. it will be shown at the Palace Thursday. Friday and Satur. day. The story ccnicrs around a small- iown newspa per inherited by is young college girl. A, real newspa. per office was erected for scenes in the picture at l‘nrumount's West Coast studio with a press of 1.500 copies an hour capacity and a stock of type sufficient for the needs of any rural paper and with the aid of two journeymen printers an edition of the Gibeon Free Press was print- N) right before the ail-seeing eyes of the camera. All the. men connected with the filming of "Contraband" have 'had newspaper experience. Jack Cun- ningham. who adapted the story to the screen. Crosland. the director. and others. Lois Wilson is the girl editor in the picture who combines sleuthing with her newspaper work and stirs up no end of excitement for herself. Beery has a heavy role of a crooked deputy sheriff. Hatton furnishes much of the comedy in the produc- tion and McKee is cast as an absent- minded and self-centered professor hired to dig up stories and write editorials for the Free Press. Charles Ogle. Victor Potei. of comedy fame. Luke Cosgravc. little Johnny Fox. Lillian Leighton. Ed- wards Davis and other big names appear in the strong cast playing in“ support. \Mah Jong Is About Gone. (Norwich Bulletin.) Mah jong may not be dead but it certainly is not thriving. It will con- tinue to have devotees. and well it may. It is something different where it is unfortunate to get out of practice. Much was predicted for it but it has slumped far in advance of all predicitons. Out This cue—i? it; \van Money t Send this ad and ten cents to Chicago. 111.. Writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a sample bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs. colds and hoarsenesa; also sample package of FOLEY PILLS. a diur- etic stimulant for the kidneys and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for constipation and biliousnesa. These dependable remedies are free from opiates and have helped mil- lions of people. Try them! Stillson- Powell Corp—Adv. 32"... R150 “32‘" REPAIRING AND OVERIIAUIIING PARTS AND ACCESSORIES HAYDEN AUTOMOBILE .CO. , I34 was! ave. _ SERVILE “m0! PHONE 1881 Strathmorc, American diplomat. si- 4 noawm ' "See Saw. Marjorie Dew!" Here is Mariorie‘s latest photo. She has been sojourning abroad for a time. making pictures in London and looking around. Now she's busy with the part of Barbara. in the second William l-"cx production of that favorite old sob story of the screen. "l-Iast Lynne." Marjorie remembers with grail- lude that when she was fresh from school and trying to make good in pictures Mary Pickford and Ger- aldine li‘arrur took an interest in her and helped her along the road to featured roles. is isn‘t very well known that her real name is Marjorie House. Was. I mean. for she is Mrs. Eddie Suth- erland. lie is Tom Mcighan's direc- tor. STAB DUST. We're all at see. about Naaiinova. She has applied for citizenship pav pers in New York. but I also but she has gone abroad to become a French citizen and divorce Charles Bryant. Alla alone knows what's what and Edie isn‘t telling. 0 ' ' Jack Pickford and the Mrs. (Marl. in Miller) have gone abroad for a tour. ' ' ' Herbert Rawiinson is very much in love with his new leading lady. No scandal. Site weighs in the neighborhood of seven pounds and Mrs. R. (flee Lorraine Garrison of Detroit) loves her Just as much as Herbert. ' ‘ ' Mr. Gloria Swanson. otherwise Marquis do in F‘alaise. probably is respons- ible for the fact that his friend. Count Pierre dc Homer. is in the U. s. and has signed a three-year contract with MetrmGoldwyn.) ' ' Noah ,Beery shot four rattlers while on location-in Arizona. New Mrs. Noah is wearing a. hobby coat trimmed with snakeskin—~the latest fed from that dear Parse. * ' ‘ May McAvoy is emulating Norma Tat- ROTON POINT 17 EXCURSIONS AT ROTON PT. ‘ DURING WEEK Sevenctcn excursions. the largest number of the season to date. are on" the calendar for this week at Roton Point. Park. Saturday will be the banner day when six excur- alone will arrive. Yesterday saw the trips of the Tremont Baptist church of New York. and the Hon! Luck Association. This last was a Chinese party and the name of the organization translated means "For; tune Seekers." ' Today 1,600 members of the St. Matthews and lie emcr Lutheran church of New Yo( - will arrive on the “Sirius." and the Perfect Crafts- ,men's Quarry dance will be held. The schedule for the remainder of the week follows: Wednesday: St. Peter's Luth- eran Church. New York. "Tau- rus."——Humanitate Ladies' So- ciety. New York. busses. Thursday: King's County Lighting Co.. employee. "Cetus." Greenville Reform Church. New York. busses. Friday: Washington Park M. E. Sunday School. Bridgeport. Bronx Salvation Army. Saturday: Day Star Lodge. F. 8: A. M.. Brooklyn. “Osain- ing."_ Employee Bella-Hess Co.. "Sirius." Arbuckle Club, New York. ‘ “Selassie." . Greenwich Presbyterian Sun- day School. busscs. Central M. 1:. Sunday School. Me Marry? Mush! Murmurs Mae Mae Murray, ,film star. is up denying , - the has any present intention: of remarryisg. '51:: has been ' reported engaged . several times sis‘ce her recent divorce irons Robert 2. Leonard, 'lm yam" director. is Paris. 1 Leonard I' contested the ’dt'norce and the charge that he ' I was cruel to ‘ Mas. ~lilii'iol'ii Dav.- ‘ madge and Colleen Moore. appear- ing on the screen as an aged woman in "My Old Dutch." ° ' ' Mary and Doug acted as matron of honor and host man respectively at a wedding at “Pickfoir.” in Beverly Hills. and the entire wedding party was phc; tographed in natural colors. Verna Watson. Mary’s cousin. a dancer. was the bride. and Sclrnar Chalif of New York was the groom. ' ' ' Mary Brian. the “Wendy" of "Peter Pan." is the cinema candidate in the Thomas Jefferson centennial contest. The purpose of the contest is to raise money to make a memor- ial of “Monticello." home of Jeffer- son. Those elected will get a trip to Europe next .lnly. Plenanntvilic. N. Y. Vernon Hills l‘ongrcgational Sunday School. Mount Vernon. Sunday: Adolph Gobel Mu- tual Welfare. Society. "Sirius." ‘ C O Last Sunday saw the largest crowd of the your at the park. More than 1.700 people arrived on that day on the “Bell Island." bute to the high class of entertain- ment and the good reputation which the park enjoys. Neville Bayley esti- mated that 90 per cent of the people who arrived were accompanied by the younger members of their fami~ cs. . O O O l Mrs. Howard Weed and Mrs. Ray Curtis were among the bathers at the beach yesterday. They lent a. note of gay color at the beach in bathing costumes of special design. which were worn at the recent Style Exhibit in the Armory. BE YOUR OWN PLUMBER Save All Middleman'a Profits A Modern Bathroom, $55 lot comprises 5 ft. iron enameled bathtub. 21-inch apron front enamel- ed wail lavatory, siphon action toilet bowl. vitreous china tank. mahog- any seat. nickel-plated trimmings with china index faucets. other bath. room outfits as low as 845. Write or call fol-catalogue. M. 803L085” 8 SON “5'!!th Ave" 80th St... New York 1 -a—A i As trl- . . Duusuuuoi SANG HER wu overseer Star, to 'Appear at Ri-- alto in “I Want My Man,” Tells of Her Good Luck . A gust of girlish soprano. floating out through the window of a Brook- lyn drawing room to smite the ears of a famous music composer. was the luckiest thing in the life of Doris Kenyonyflim and stage star. who is co-featured with Milton Bills in “1 Want. My Man." the attraction at. the lilalto tomorrow. Thursday and Fri. day. “I was singing in the choir of a Bushwick Methodist Church while studying for a career as a pianist.’ said Miss Kenyon. "l was doing a finger exercise on the keyboard when some urge led me,to air my lungs. I sent. my voice as high as I could. “Victor Herbert happened to be coming to visit. my father. He heard me sing for the first. time. As he was a. warm friend of my family. he knew I was studying piano. But. be 6165\ know 1 had any ability in voice-and ‘ no more did I. “As soon as he came in he turned to me and asked if I should like to go on the stage. I had never dream- ed of it, but before my first sur- prise was ended he had offered me a role in his operetta ‘frincess Pat." which he was just starting in New York. it was my high note that at- tracted his attention. and it is re~ sponsibic for my turning from music to drama." "I Want My Man" is an adapta- tion from Struthers Burt's sensa- tional novel of society high life. "The lntcrpreter's House." May Al- lison heads the supporting cast. BETIY CONPSON HAS BIG ROLE IN FINE PLAY “New Lives for Old” Is War Picture of Stir- ring Action and Love ——At the Palace Its a brand new Betty Compson who is now playing at the Palace . Theatre in "New Lives for Old." Betty is said to have thrown every ' ounce of her sparkling personality into this story. It deals with the great love or a famous Parisian dan- cer. masquerading as a, Norman peasant girl. for an American army captain. The period is the closing days of the World War. Betty be- comes involved in the meshes of the French secret service and aacria fices everything for her country and her love. Wallace MacDonald. Theodore Relief! and Sheldon Lewis are fea- tured at the head of the strong sup- porting cast. "New Lives for Old" is MacDonald's first Paramount pic- ture. He had leading roles in “Thy Name Is Woman.“ “The Spoilers," “The Sea Hawk," etc. MacDonald is the American omcer in the picture with whom Betty falls in love. Kos- loff, seen recently in Cecil Be De- Mtlle's "The Golden Bed." is cast as a German spy who poses as a Frenchman in the picture. Lewis is Pugin his accompliCe. Other big names in the cast. in- clude Jack Joyce .the one-logged vaudeville headliner: Margaret Sed- don. Joe bowling. Helen Dunbar. Gale Henry. Marvel Qulvey and Ed. Faust. . "New Lives for Old." directed by Clarence Badger. will be at the Pal- ace today and tomorrow. > ' nil '. —— New and silks. White Silks for Sports Skirts ‘3.5O yd A variety of these plain and fancy satin blocked crepes for that ‘ new styled skirt to wear at the tennis court or golf links. Reg. prices $5 and $6 yd. Third floor. a cl 3 Bordered Silks 'All the harmony of fine artistry is seen in these beautiful silk crepes for gay summer frocks. é An attractive leaf design on white or yellow back- ground is particularly unusual orange tinted leaves. Bright red and navy blue feature prominently in these Colorful with its maroon and newest of bordered Only 1% yds. would be required for a lovely frock of~this 64 inch material. $4.95 yd. Third floor. Semi-Finished Rayon Vests For light summer sewing, these vests come in sealed packet with straps to be at- tached and hem turned \ up. All the delicate pas- tel shades—pink, or- chid, maize, white, etc. 89 cts. Vests with embroid- ered design. 98c to‘ $1.59 Third door. ' Ready for grade worsted $2 Jerseys in plain white or striking broad bands of black or navy with white. $2.25 Novelty 'I' w 0 Piece Suite of buff and scarlet or royal blue,a’ad platinum .nogity striped borders. Whether it be a double somerseult, a backward knife dive or a forward nose dive, 'you’re sure to lend right in a new two piece suit of 1925 design. Navy Trunks of fine grey in smart striped designs with white rubber lifesaver belts. All wool of splendid quality One Piece Suits in a variety of colors with White webbing belts with safety catches Men’s Wear Section. Main floor. the Dive! $5.50 $3.50 to $6.75 25 cu. Near front entrance. garden. or blue. ‘or polished table. b Sparkling Iced Tea Sets ‘1.95 In delightful shades of amber. green and blue with jug and six tall, gracefully shaped glasses for the cooling drink served on‘the porch or in the A dainty grape juice set of stippled glass com- prises pitcher and six tiny glasses in green, amber $1.39 ‘ Coasters come in shades to match the glasses and are a real saving for the finelinen table scarf . $1.50 dos. Iced Tea Spoons in blue ,a lovely deep shade $1.25 dog. ~ Main door. i Rialto. LAST TIMES TODAY on mail ore GIRL wuo «use Newsgtowai. ' Extra Added Attraction Merton of the Goofiest One. of the famous Pacemaker Series WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY WEEK. sea . 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