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A SP -A introduces the staid bachelor to a ‘
. , - new vista. of things as they might
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Today BEAUTYO ‘ tor 3331:1333";’irfifi'fii‘fiifi D thTOBAY d TOMORROW " f I:
. . Street." which was adapted tor the 01-0 y evore an C 11 M - d . .'
“ . 0 con ears on. . .
Richard Dix Frances Howard Over- Second Day of Re- :3:”25:33:22°fioifiiith'32.$:"33§ Matt Moore Ieon Em,“ . . o .
quest Week” at Ri- Matt Moore. and includes players or '— in "' ‘ __ .~ :79
alto a ring 5 Matt saints.“ slit? .33.; “THE NARRgvTi’REET. .SAg‘m i" ‘
Moore invrtyco‘i: Madame Bulten'ln. l. i
comes Skeptics As
Senorita in ‘ ‘ Too
Many Kisses”
It was with some misgivings that
. Paul Sloane made screen tests or
. COMEDY .1. NEWS Frances Howard. featured in "The
‘ Swan," in her brunette make-up for
the role or a Spanish senorita in
Richard Dlx‘s newest Paramount
starring picture. “Too Many Kisses.”
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday
which will be shown today and to-
morrow at the Regent Theater.
ALICE JOYCE
Here was a girl with light brown
and hair .a fair skin and dark blue eyes
PERCY MARMONT to be transformed into a dark-haired
Lot in heaut y.
In a super.Paramount '
production
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fi “T00 Many KISSES A narrow street. only twenty feet
. Wide. turniahes the basis tor Warner
Bros. motion picture of the same
name, that again promises to de-
light the patrons oi! the Rialto Tha-
ater. today. the second showing of
the "Request Week" photoplays.
Being the screen version or the
novel by Edwin Eater-nan Morris.
"The Narrow Street.“ presents a story
as interesting and surprising as those
crooked little alleys that twist and
turn their way across crowded cities.
To outward appearances. Simon
Wedding
and
Graduation
i.
Could it be done? Haldane. played by Matt Moore. is ‘ wlfls .- . w .7“
.p S (.1 . . Some said it could; others said it as unobtrusive and retiring us the Q 'LV‘ Examined .;
In Metro 5 upcr- ' 3551c couldn‘t. It was. narrow street he lives on. until one \
"Too Many Kisses" is a. story of stormy night. he finds his bachelor ‘ W .,
“Daddy’s Gone
the Basque country in the Pyrrnees
between Franco and Spain. Dix is
shipped there by his lather. a \veal‘
thy mine owner, to keep him away
quarters invaded by a nameless girl.
who asks for refuge from the in-
clement weather and the police.
Dorothy Devore. vivacious comedy
HONEYMAR
«SPECIAL ATTENTION ,
o MIMI” o
! A Hunting”
. eautltu iris—his one \vcsk- star. characterizes the intrudin Do- .,.‘.-
1 :82: b I K ris With all the charm of a. bEsuti- bvwfih'w-iw Given to ‘ Ii ii"
But it pmves a bad move. tor Dix (“l “a cultured Si” 1" straighten. I" 51' "'0. POI." 3 V B 'd 1 P' tures.
meets and falls in love with Miss M circumstances. withthe result that . r1 a 10 ‘
i Howard. in the role of Yvonne. The Simon Haldane. in his desire to pl'o- Balloon-towel] Corporation. I d _.‘_
.' father. however, is won (nor in the ‘ —-an -- .
5” end.
“'llliam Powell is a villainous
' raptain of the guards in the produc-
i tion. He also has flyias for Yvonne
‘ and decides. by {air means or foul.
Gaylord must he put out of the way.
Dix hands him a couple of artistic
trimmings during the course or the
’~ Wedding Groups
m can aroma on‘a'r ”34‘
. ma 110nm "
mvn THAT BABY.
For GEHEBE ’ S has
“IT'S HERE I!“ IT'S HOCSEWABE"
Today. Tomorrow
ii picture until Powell decides it is best 00101113!) Camp Stoves PICTURE TAKEN HERB
Thrills action. romance and to let the young American!) be. ' :
drama: All these and'moro Frank Currier. Joe Burke. Paul Colimsn camp stone banish ”1 old time um»
i =" ~in— Panzer. Albert Travernier and others one in: troubles. They are easy for anyone
(leET) 5. S. 'ltRlCSGE to operate. no wrenches needed—no prelim.
inary adjusting. They are compact, portable.
handy. The Coleman Camp Steve bakes. boils,
roasts, tries. brolia.-or toasts. Prices “.50 up.
Demonstration Now Going On
South Norwslk, Conn.
sins. mu m '0. 2. AN n
’ i appear in support.
Paf$fiun301gi€q8¥leg 81 Paul Sloane directed the produc.
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MANUGlAN’ii
PORTRAIT AND commotion
‘ PHOTOGRAPHER ‘
46 South Main Street .
South Norwalk._. .
33 Washington Street
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. t Kresge ment. dressed for the ceremony. She
his second “lie. if‘l’il‘.“ 0T"! Kiri- She themes that this contract.
tion. which was written for the NEW YORK. ."W- . ~—- For goes on, he did give her 2.5M shares
A “ith
waited for him in her wedding
i “ ,’ in h?!‘ fill“ l0!” 37;. of! ”10‘ value i‘ro‘idf‘d ”1:" instead 0: receiving
3 of the stock. t poo
her husband prmmsed
No. 2 avers. her husivi retormor April 21. 1924. according to this
’ What, she got. or t
‘ and toy poo- brought a contract, and two law-
“' "”5' coming to her. she should waive all
e, prom. story. Kresge arrived at her apart~
AID IN MAKING “1“ a box or candy ‘H
die. yers. .
Other Stars ' Kresge denies NvH’ Wm" U" Took Advantage, She Says.
‘3‘" ”l" . hvr don-er rights in return tor 2.500
screen by Gerald Duffy. F‘hrlgtn135_ Mrs. ski-«Lei ,_ “rpm of ”m Flock. l'pon the-wedding,
‘ I i ' and ten-cent store m
I Bllhe Dove, U S OFFICIALS inc-(l her 17.300 Him
4 tore stock.
Warner Baxter a e S or aierfl, gown. But instead of a bouquet he
“‘t’i’ldiilfi. the 17'5“” film": she believed were
plainly their romance -
I e ' rocks. shares, . ,
i leel'ty Siluare S 1 x G 0 V e 1' 11 m e n t First. “he Goth . ion “Ha Wk Mama" 0: h" and .
I.» . Garage Pl 1] d B P 0- The first Mrs. hie di\0l‘(‘N‘l the relation existing between them . i
Q 201 East Washington St. anes S? y r him in ‘12“! "ff”:y: '2" 2:2; and caused her to sign it," the coma .
utes n i“ re . I t . ’ . _
g 1:. Norwalk Tel. 3343 ducer of Picture Now .3... She mm mum. ”‘22:.fl‘.‘:.“.., m mm”, J..- ,, g ,
‘ ' ' in: he was "rout!” i 01 ”l" . . ‘ g , t. , . .
i Repairing At Palace time. I‘pon her. it is . he soi- mh o. hlrin. K2955; “RING: her sota .. :i M
; A“ C tied $10,000,000 “m ivort‘m {ectionaleh ont 9 so an aaaur ‘ “1:.
On are Splendid co-operntion on the part ‘He married the . d Mrs. her the rest would be given to h" /
. , Genuine Sales or United States Gm ~Hrpm- Kresge a tow mom)", 1 She is in due timei1 She cha‘ageda n‘ot «a: - ;’:¢’ 2,. I
. cials on the West coast ‘ .... ' f . the 2.3M s ares spec e n _0_ -..
Part5 Ford Sorvme vin \i'illat. Paramount p oducer, to ”Iti‘hfeso‘gohsd Mrs. K “Us.“ t‘filllrm-t )m‘.;liieeiixpaid to hn'bo k // .'. .
use six air-mail planes during the ‘ h n marrlml on‘. re. 3,... The first rs. reage was 0 - . 1 “A.
Tit“, Accessories, Tube. filming of his latest production. “The iiiiflorc‘cfi her husband. mm D. hopper in the store in. Tennessee .- ‘ ‘ I? _,
A” “31"” “'“m‘ ““1 “‘7 ”‘0 “’““ Harden. in Syracuse. “as the from “hich grow the nrouge chain mxfifu _.
ure at the Palace Theater today and daughter or (”.0an A. r”... of of more than 500 establishments. : ‘_‘
t°’“°"°“'- l’ittsburs. and mo {in so on ”W ltolled together in building up ‘:: . m ‘ h . d" ....
..nooeoeeeeeeee.oeo " Warner Baxter, Billie Dow. Mary the stage. thos business. . ‘Ei _ _.
. Brian nd Douglas Fairbanks. Jr» In her action agains present Since his rise to wealth. Kresge . “1..- : T m
i are ifurcd in the principal role! husband she Charges u n prmii- has been a supporter ot the Anti- 1" ‘ L ..
0f "1 PFOduCilon- “TING“ eSDCClally isod, as a token or love. osent to Saloon League and a member of the ‘ * : :
tor the screen by Byron Morgan and her on her nodding 20.000 voluntt‘er group which proposed to . 1 .-~
adapted by James Shello . Hamilton. shares of his I. and i t stores aid prohibition entorcement officers. H _‘_ .
The stOry has to do w h the act~ stock. worth, fillf‘ says. 000mm. He is a constant advocate of thrift | ’
c ] EANABLE ivities of a. band of crooks, who so it she would marry hi She no- and if said to have event no m?” i x no
about the systematic robbing of the copied him. . lthan .30 cents a day tor luncheon or ‘ l I“
Refri erator U. 5. air mail planes. Baxter man- Betore the mamarc. story were. I H ..
g ages to get a Job as pilot aboard one .— i .‘ a M
“octet-rammed“ or the planes and settles down to I Business Machine Corporation (Din- . L
Calland' M wait for a. valuable cargo to make ROTON P‘ T her Party). Diamond Hill m. E. | {ml u A
“ ' W0“? . away with. By a peculiar twist in church at Cog Cob. ‘ ”u“, ._
.: r A] 1 the story. however. he not only gives a e a ‘ I ... - , . _ r '
. ‘ exander e “p 3" ideas 0! the“ but also brings The afternoon dancing at the I ‘ . iti t to‘ i _ a- i-s .. ". :3
. - "”“‘""‘ ' ' o to justice the members at two rival park is now a thing of the past. - . S no n 5 .r ’ .4 -. ”
"'°""°‘°°'"°"""w hands of crooks, who make it their Manager Neville Bayiey announced ‘ / ' 8088* 817 . ens“ anyone] _ - , ‘
business to prey upon the air mail- this morning that the attendance _ _ 0f. the great convetuenoe WhiCh the i:
a d P men. \ ' had been so small that itt tit“ de- l ism; - dwe'telephofiand zlec‘ .
P“ REO ossenger Here‘s a. timely story with such , cit-led to omit this part 0 e pro- . r no; em . 1 \, (<2
well-known players as George lrv- . gram. “Most of the people who ‘ , ~ .. . e .—
wmm Oars ing. Guy Oliver. Dick- Tucker. Lee come no” on the Dom}. ‘ItXal'ilffl‘ trio light systems, and the railroads :: e, 235% J
Shumway and Lloyd Whitlock ap- Hayley ”in, "spend the trp up n - . . Wt .‘ ‘ ,
gamma AND OVERHAULING pcarlns in support of the principals. dancing. and when they get to the Iadd to everyday life. Everyone uses“ 5 {\‘~\., 06:" :
. Much of the action or the picture park they want to walk around. them t CV t «‘ng y. l
" PARTS AND ACCESSORIES takes place above the clouds and the , .. . They don‘t want. any more dancing. _ ‘. ‘ ‘-—a_ .81'. y“ [11" n. M :31“. 9% “i“
z. ‘ production is said to contain scenes SIX Enjoylng' For this reason no are discontinuing . _ Just as ”and w ”- -\\_ ‘ t.
i; i’ V .. ~L HAYD that are genuine hair-raiscrs. TOday and A g the afternoon .pro‘grs.m. _ H > . x .2 mpted necessary a. E: \Q‘l 5
' M” i ' . / Fri service in r: .
1.1x .5 Win Arrive voik's Society orchestra will be I , . __ 3.1... i : x ’ thfiuyes 0? thousands 3fthe E:
AUTOMOBILE CO. 0W 3... steadyumuogcommtllj‘eundfite 3i: : me MW‘; .4” E peoplepf‘this city is. another great :53 ' it
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3" WEST AVE. NORWALB The management. of the. Park had 5E. i. on , " institutionn-the A‘B'C ClaSSlfied Sec-i
Twelve church outings ched- made a canvass of the dancers. and -" ‘ . .. --t i . . J .1
SERVICE STATION PHONE 1381 V according to Neville Bayley the con- ___ “ tion of this newspaper . .
. “I'd for today and tome t {he census ot opinion favored this or- :7 . _. ‘ y W‘ _, T _k_\; ‘ ,_ ’ _. i 3;?
Pm" a“ “'1 a‘ m” e“ and «hem Mn over the bitter on" =: a, -\ . t' It is second to none in the‘varied . - .
PUT m R! ALTO mm W ‘0‘ m 1 mi “°"‘ N” M" " ‘ "‘ Q ’ ‘ ‘ u r ‘ ..
Business Martins Corp 0 ’ .. .a .
_; New York, m... o, t... . 9“,. my , .oliportuni ea or satisfaction which it _
men are m... Norwalk with t y". ». continually presentstoits' readers and
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A cooling system is being installed ‘ Today will see. the pic i the T“? a' . »' i'-’ m: . :
at the Rialto Theater which will following churches: “Portable VlCtl‘Oia 23‘ H 1‘ L—bli ‘( _‘\- I ;
make the theater one of the coolest Second Congregation reen. . r“ l ere I ' " ' . : .
spots in town. A large tan. installed wich: Presbyterian Circe Nor. WIMP"? You GO - " fl , a W “C swmfllat saves‘ _ : {7'
on the root. sends its cooling, re- walk Congregational; S Nor- Carries ltS OWN supply ‘money and “me, mt means comfort 11 : g5
. trashing breeze through the play- walk Congregational; 8 Nor— 0f records ' _ ‘ . ' .
; house. transforming mo theater into walk Methodist: Warhur egue .“drwnvenim‘that IOftfll 3 S . ; 5
an inviting place to spend the warm- Baptist church and t n ay . pens ‘ ' .
est day. Fans will be able to enjoy school 0: Yonkers. 1 th an flapping and .um.f0r the men 3!“! _ : 26%
their favorite pictures .witliout worry Tomorrow the excurs e - . r ‘ I?"
of the heat. as this monstcr whirl- Point will be: h E E 1k , women'of flugfimmty.‘ J 5 ti
wind system will with ease. keep Christ churc . as 'a : . . . . ~ ‘ _ _ . ‘
the theater at the right temperature . Norwalk Methodist rhu tam- . It is mmmme ”WWW day! . . ‘l 3
of coolness without fear oi' drafts_ ford Methodist. church. wich South Norwalk ‘nd Westport ‘ .. . .
upon the patrons and no possible Methodist church. Grace opal ‘ ‘ . .
. chance oi! catching any colds. The church; New York. In ional
Midi Kent. Ware. ’ erection of the tan is progressing at
‘Wa. smmberg- a rapid speed.
id‘gno n. Sle oer.
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m‘ . .. .i Philippine
’R A D I O Underwear .
Night Gowns, Envelope Che- Ila . aco 37 H
- 5 misc, Costume Slips and j
" ‘ BTUDWELL PIANO 00' , Bloomers, hand sewed and ,, ,
hand embroxdered on fine M The House 0: upenheimer Good Clothes
33 North “813 Sh terials. Remarkable values. . . ‘
South Norwalk 1. ‘
The N. E. RYAN CO. 12.14 NO. M , So. Norwalk _ ‘ .25 _
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