FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925. I THE EVENING SENTINEE PAGE SEVEN News and Notes fer Norwalk Theatre-60ers i Palace Lois WilsOn Raymond Hutton, Noah Berry g—in— “Contraband” Sunday Evening 1011 Mix: Mrs. Mix THE GOLDEN THOUGHT” ~ egent LAST TIMES TODAY Eleanor Boardman And 5 Out Including Pat O’Malley and Harrison Ford 3 --1n- “PROUD FLESH” A new Metro.Goldwyn Super Feature saruanav William Desmond ... in _ :“TIle Burning Trail” Sunday Evening TOM MIX . surronrnn av, Mrs. Mix ‘THE GOLDEN i,luoucur” Kant. Ware. " Imbarg- ”In". 810 m. AKRADIO STO'DWELI- PIANO OO. . “as North Main St . ' South Itorwalk Piece Dinner Sets - quality light. weight while " dinnerware. a. vari- '1' assortment of about fifteen .. patterns. Somasataon in our window. Value ‘ e.°e .'..-.f'.',...... M ‘17-” MANY STARS IN RIALTO PICTURE I WANT MY MAN’ Sills, DMenyon, Phyllis Haver, May Allison and Others In the Cast How will the future Judge of Arno erica in its present era of social dis- solution which came as a. reaction to the anxiety and agitation of the last war? That is the question evoked by Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon in their latest First National drama. "I Want My Man." which will be seen for the last. times today at, the Riallo Theatre, Will they see it with the eyes of Sills in his role of Gillian Eyrc——a man returning after eight yenrl' seclusion in France. during which he was seeking cure from blindness incurred in the war? To Sills. it is a world up-ended, a world of flapper orgies. of tea-danc- ing motions and reckless fathers. But beneath it all, he sees, there is that soundness of heritage that will emerge above the phase of pleasure- madness that prevails. "I Want My Man" is well acted. well directed and well told. It is a. drama well worth seeing. with a story of weight and moment. The film was adapted from Struthers Burt‘s novel. "The Interpretcr's House." The picture has been well cast. Phyllis Haver, May Allison and Paul Nicholson give excellent renditions as the victims of jazz mania. Kate Bruce and Theresa Maxwell Conover no a pair of mothers. give contrast- ing portrayals of equal merit. Little Frankie Evans shows promise in a child role. The story is that of a. war nurse who gives up the husband she has married when he was believed in- curably blind in the hope of win- . hing him back on even terms with the girl to whom he was engaged before his war calamity. Cured he returns to the home he has not seen for eight years—to find it on the verge of ruin through a new spirit of pleasure chasing. Into this home. her identity unknown. comes the farmer wife. and here the problem of the woman who has waited and the woman who gave him up for love is solved. 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If you're too fat. go on a. milk diet to REDUCE! If you‘re too thin. go on a milk diet to GAIN! Either way is the road to a per~ lect figure. says Eleanor Boardmnn. the charming Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer player who appears in "Proud Flesh." King Vidor'a latest produc. tion which will be shown for the last time today at the Regent. Hollywood is taking to the milk diet as rapidly as they first. took to the now famous pineapple and lamb chop diet. the nothing-but-orange luice diet and similar dials which were guaranteed to make plump fig- ures svelte. according to Miss Board- man. Only where other diets are eagerly adopted to cut. off— those awful pounds. the milk diet is Just as popular among those who would round other too slender figures. as well as those who would slenderise too rounded forms. In other words. the milk diet, unlike other things in life, works both ways. Can Gain or Lose. "However. the difference between the milk reducing diet and the milk gaining diet is. that in reducing you eliminate all other foods and subsist only on milk. while in gaining you ADD milk to your regular amount of daily food." Miss Boardman ex- plains. "h‘sturaiiy since I am just a trifle underweight and had to gain in order to acquire my perfect weight. I had to drink a. quart of milk a day in addition to my three regular meals. "But. since most women are inter. ested in reducing. they will natur~ ally be more. interested in knowing what to do to LOSE rather than what to do to gain. Isn't that so? So I am going to tell you how to use the milk diet for reducing pur- poses. Thls Requires Courage. "First of all. cut out all food from your diet except milk. Drink six glasses of this food a day—one im- mediately upon arising. one a few hours later. one at lunch time, an- other midway between lunch and dinner. one to:- dinner. nnother'justi before retiring. This taken regularly without any other kind of food. if poaslbic. should reduce one from three to five pounds in a. week. Sometimes even more. sinCn overy-‘ one reacts differently to diets. “But. never remain on an entire milk diet for more than a week at a time. since it has a tendency to weaken most people. The best. way to reduce on the all milk diet is to alternate from one week of regular food to one week of milk onIY. or I better still. to give 11p all food but milk every third week until you slenderize your figure exactly as you wish it. "Some people, however. cannot subsist on milk alone. For these 1 should suggest that vegetables. eith- er raw or cooked. be added to their all-milk diet." Miss Boardman's latest picture. “Proud Flesh." is a picturintion of Lawrence Rising's novel. It was di- rected by King Vidor. and featured with Miss Boardman are Pat O‘Nei- loy and Harrison Ford. ROTON POINT EXPECT sushi“ DAY OF SEA80N ON SATURDAY 6 Excursions Due to Arrive at Point—3 By Boat and 3 By Busses The busiest day of the year thus far is expected at. Roton Point Park tomoryw if the weather is fine. In addition to the regular crowd of peoplquom this locality. three boats and busses will bring many excur- sions- to the park. The Day Star Lodge of Free Ma- sons of Brooklyn are scheduled to arrive on the steamer "Ossining." while the “Sirius" will bring the outing of the employee of the Bella- Hesa Co. The "Seagate" will bring the Arbuckle club from New York. and the "Belle Island" will make its regular voyage. Three Sunday schools also are due to arrive by busses. These are from the Green- wich Presbyterian church, the Pleasantville. N. Y., Central M. E. church. and the Vernon Hills Con- gregational church from Mount Yer- non. e e a The outing of the employee of the King‘s County Lighting Co.. arrived yesterday shortly after noon. Due to the fog. the boat took over four ‘ hours to make the iourney up from New York. U I . Henry Lockwood. in charge of the carrousel. took a day off recently. He went to Pleasure Beach. where he spent several hours comparing. that park and the local one. 0 I I In. Best;of Eorm Lillian May Erbe of .Phila- delphia, runnebdp in the na- tional beauty contest last year. has the consolation of being proclaimed queen of beauty at the carnival held the other do! It s“ Idle Cine Na Jo ‘ BILL DESMOND IN PICTURE OF THE WILD WEST At Regent and Pahce Sunday in “The Burning Trail”~—The Old Days The western ranges are full of in- teresting. lovable and unusual char- acters. who have supplied back- ground for many novels. William Desmond. Universal star. has had wide experience among the ranches of California and Ari- zona, and this experience and obser- vation he brings to bear upon his in- teresting characterization of 5. rev. lag adventure:- of the west in "The Burning Trail." the Blue Streak Western. to be shown at the Regent and the Palace Sunday. “These horse mongicrs and cow punchers have a philosophy and a sense of humor all their own." Deg. mond declares. "The majority of them are extraordinarily witty. They are satisfied with a life on the ranches. hard work. small pay. and an occasional ‘spree.' “And. strange as it may seem. the range has developed some remark- able men. Will Rogers, one of the wittiest men in the stall. was 5. died- ln-the-wool cow puncher before he enterbd vaudeville. Many poets and writers have been developed among them. to say nothing of a good many able actors. “As a whole. they are generous. open hearted. genial. courteous men who take what comes to them with- out. whining. whatever it might. be! Those who have seen Desmond's latest‘production in preview say that in "The Burning Trail" he has surpassed his-best previous per- formance. The production has so its background the fond of cattle and sheep ranchers—always a sore spot on western ranges. Desmond is supported by a large cast of favorites. including Mary McIvor. Jack Daugherty. Dolores Rousse and Edmund Cobb. Ar- thur Reason directed. Because of the rain last night the regular nreworks' program at Rotors Point. was omitted. Manager Neville Hayley stated that the fireworks would be held this evening instead. . HERSHFIELD . Motor Transportation Co. ions promos ranoxnto Daily Service Between ‘ New York and Nor-walk PADDED. VANS I'OR FURNITURE MOVING 25 Concord St. Phone 291. ‘ South Norwalk ‘ mnemonic-1 , sea w. son. as. ”an. * BOOlllacGlJls SEEN AT WORK lNTlllS PICTURE “Contraband” Is Vivid Story of Small Town And I t s Political Ring Melodrama as you like it—this. in brief. sums up the latest Paramount production. "Contraband," Alan Crosland's vivid picturlzatlon of the must by Clarence Budington Kel- land at the Palace Theater today and tomorrow Those who read the book know that the story revolves around the efforts of a young girl editor in a small town to rid the community of the vicious political elements who are in control of the local govern- merit. In the cornea of her investigations, the girl discovers thst even those forces that are presumably on the side of law and order are in reality in league with her enemies. But with the knowledge that she is light- ing for the right and. with the help of a young professor. who has been a. victim of the political ring. she‘s successful in cleaning up the town. The picture is chockofull of thrill- ing action and sheds oonslderabig light on present- -day activities of rum-runners and boot-loggers. The inside workings of a small- town newspaper are accurately portrayed and the atmoaphere and background of the storage Main street is true to life. The film has‘its lighter moments and there is humOr of a. particularly appealing kind. The romance of the girl editor and the pompous pro- fessor furnishes many a laugh. and the rivalry between the photograph- er and the hnberdashcr for the lion- or of being acclaimed the handsom~ est and best- dressed man in town adds to the mcnlment. An exceptionally fine cast has been assembled. every member of which is perfect in his or her char- acterization. The featured roles are in the capable hands of such well- known screen celebrities as Lois Wil- son. Noah Beery. Raymond Hutton and Raymond McKee. \ Latest Hit “If You Know Susie" “Tell Me Yes, Tell Me No” Hear it at DONNELLY’S 16-18 South Main Street RICH. TALMADGE PICTURE FULL or HUMOR Star Has Merry Time In “Jimmie’s Mil- lions” at Rialto Sat- urday ———-—-o a It is strange indeed thatthe pro. ducers who foster the spectacular ca- reer of Richard Tslmadge never thought of putting him in a picture which displayed him as a war hero. But the luminous idea. which is car. ried out. In “Jimmie's Millions." the latest feature which the Carlos Com- pany has turned out under the F. B. 0. banner, proves well worth waiting for. It gives Talmadge his best opportunity to act and do stunts of any of the series. and will make a great many more thousands of Tai- madge fans. Betty Francisco is apt- ly cast as the leading lady, and Lea Moran plays a. delightful detective. The whole cast is excellent. includ- ing Charles Clary. Brinsley Shaw. Dick Sutherland. Ina Anson and WWI—“WWW 011312311111 Lliil MERRY lily}! LAST TIMES TODAY Doris Kenyon and Milton Sills _ in __ “I WANT MY MAN” nxras spoon amsorron “ OUR GANG IN “FAST COMPANY” ' SATURDAY sunnsv _ Richard Talmadge Irenefllhch —' - w1 “Jimmle’sm Millions” Louise Fazenda and and Creighton Hale First Episode ——-in— “THIS WOMAN” Next Week Revival Wank. Program Changed Daily ‘1 “Sunken Silver” Wade Botcier. James Hogan direct- ed the picture, which comes to the Rislto Theater tomorrow. An additional attraction wil be the first episode of "Sunken Silver." "I’m going to send a. remem- brance gift to him along with a world of love." 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