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Regent Theatre
David Esterson. Managing Director.
ALICE JOYCE and
LAST TIMES TODAY 2:15, 7:15. 9:10
In the Metro-Goldwyn super screen classic
“DADDY’S GONE-A-HUNTING”
PERCY MARMONT
Saturday, July 4
'A holiday special feature bill of
more than usual merit
Jane Novak and
Kenneth Harlan
—|n—
“The Man Without
a Heart”
Comedy -:. News -:- Others Chapter Plays
\ ‘ MONDAY AND TUESDAY
ALBERT E. scum PRESENTS
Irene Rich, Marguerite de la Motte,
Rosemary Theby, Harry Myers
And a Score of other stars in a new romance of movie-land
“BEHOLD THIS WOMAN”
Sunday Evening
The old time favorite of Nora-elk
screen fans
William Farnum
In a. new William Fox feature
de luxe
“Drag Har Lan”
Comedy
Palace
Daii'd Ester-son. Manag’g Dir.
TODAY and TOMORROW
At 2:15, {7:15, 9:10
Carl Laemmle Presents
Herbert Rawlinson and
Madge Bellamy
In Gerald Beaumont's "Red
Book" story success
“THE MAN IN BLUE”
News -:- Comedy
Sunday Night
The old time favorite of Norwalk
screen fans
William Farnum
In a new William Fox feature
de luxe
“Drag Har Lan”
Chapter Plays Comedy
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Claire Windsor
Robert Agnew
And a special cut of brilliant
stars in the new Metro
super feature
.“THE DENIAL”
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ROTON POINT
. BIG FIREWORKS
snow PlANNEl
AT ROTON 0N4Tll
Large Crowds Expect-
ed at Park Over Two
Day Holiday — Spe-
cial Arrangements
The fireworks display went off in
great style last. night. A large crowd
watched the perfomiancc. A New
York concern is supplying the fire-
works for the Fourth and has charge
of all ariangcmenls for them. A
great display of special places is
promised and thot sands are expect-
ed to witness the setting off of the
rockets. pinwhecls. flares. etc. A
bigger celebration than ever before
is planned llllb year and. according
to Neville llaiiey. a larger crowd
than over before can be accomodat-
ed.
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A new system of running stands
at the park this year has been ar-
ranged by Neville Bailey. proprietor,
and is finding great. favor with the
various booth managers. l‘rcviOusiy
there has been only one man on each
concession. and he had to work
seven days a week. L'ntler the new
plan. put into effect last week. there
are two men on each stand. which
means that each one has one night
a week off. This break in the seven-
day grind ls‘ welcomed by all the
helpers at the Point.
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Moss Beckett. the park carpenter.
is busy about the beach. and spent
yesterday repairing the diiing float.
It was on the send all day. being
caulkcd and tarred. At high tide this
morning it was put overboard. and
moored in its regular position.
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Mr. Thomas De Luca, manager of
the ham-store went to New York
last night to take in one of thebouts.
He was relieved by Mr. Granville
Lester. who keeps a watchful eye on
the operation of the roller-coaster.
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A unique and tasty confection in
announced by Albert DiAngelis. of
tho ice-cream sandwich stand for
the Fourth. A large shipment is ex-
pected for today. It is called ba-
nana cream. and is practically new
to the park.
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Mr. James Effroh is going to
Hartford today.
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"Peg“ O'Hearn \isited his home in
Ansouia last night.
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Mr. Albert Tall. assistant mana-
gcr of the lunch-room and restaur-
ant went to Sappin Park. New Ha-
ven, on his day off this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. stott entertained
their niece Miss Audrey Haines of
the Ansonia Sentinel. and her friend
Miss Julia Began. both from Shel-
ton“ yesterday.
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Edward Kwowlton went to the
Italian Hospital Fund fights in
New York last evening. Mr. Knowl-
ton. besides running the soda-foun.
tain at the park. runs a fountain at
the Yale University dining hall in
the winter.
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Partitions are being erected in the
office of the dining-hall.
A good laugh a day keeps the
doctor away. You will find one
every day in The Evening Sentinel
after Monday when “The Potters"
will move in bag and baggage. They
are the funnitst cartoon family over
shown in a nmvspapcr. Get the
Potter-habit and stay well.
THE NEW
OLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built Coach
$1,188.00 Delivered
Bigger, Roomier, More Refined
m Coach 11m Challenges
:- Comparison
AARON KOHN
South Nor-walk
With a winter of extraordinary
.etyles past. and a spring that fa-
vored lines now, well upon its way,
and summer just around the cor-
ner, it is with an anxious eye that
the shopper for chic and good taste
looks over the gowns designed to
meet the mode.
Evening gowns are particularly
different in iine and material. Mav
terials are invariably cut to give
movement, and the gown which
possesses a flair. whether in chif-
fon or velvet. satisfies the season's
demands for smartness.
The deep, pointed decolletage at
the back is a new note, while the
evening hemline is noted for its
uneven. broken or sLashed outline.
The tendency toward the flair has
increased, and. naturally. that flair
is best accomplished when the hem-
llne is uneven.
Jewels, tassels. bands of metallic
material and other sparkling adorn-
ments are used to obtain a flutter,
or brilliant effect. The simple
frock of fluttering chiffon, without
Important Fashion Points
Blanche Sweet Wears a Gorgeous Evening Gown
Which Includes New Tendencies in LineandFabric
trimming of any kind. has been
left to a winter of simplicity. and
a flutter achieved upon more sub-
tle lines is now the vogue.
Blanche Sweet. whose costumes
in the First National film, “His Su-
preme Moment." are particularly
no worthy. wears an evening gown
especially designed for her by Clare
West. which fulfills the season's de-
mands for smartness.
Miss Sweet's dinner gown is of
black mirror Salome velvet out
along very long, straight lines. It
possesses a train—Which. by the
way, threatens to return to popu-
larity in the more formal gowns—
which is lined in silver. giving a
splendid brilliance in movement.
The low decolletago. which is so
fashionable. is obtained in a novel
manner. Ropes of pearls, ending in
a tassel. form the shoulder strap
and support an unusual back of
many strands of the pearls item
the neck to the waistline.
Simplicity in line. with a sophis-
ticatlon in detail, makes the new-
est evening frocks distinctive.
Blanche Sweet. now :1. First Na-
tional Star. is going to do "The. Son
Woman." in which Margaret Anglin
appeared on the stage. Edwin Ca-
rewe is the director. The picture will
introduce a. new leading man. \‘ictor
McLaglcn. an Englishman.
“The Sea Woman" will give her
a part similar in some respects to
that. she had in "Anna. Christie."
The locale is a freighter plying
between Baltimore and New Or-
leans. Since “.\nna" rho has been
seen in “Tess of the D‘Urbervilles."
directed by her husband. Marshall
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_ Blanche Sweet.
Venus."
‘ is Su-
lntt r wltli
Nollun. “The
'Those Who
prcme Moment,"
Ronald Colman.
You probably know that her
screen career began with Bio-
graph. She was one of the first
actual screen stars. having the
principal role in “Judith of Bethu-
la." one of the first “super-pictures."
Sporting
Dance."
the
SCREEN VERSION
ADDS MUCH TO
STAGE PLAY
“Daddy’ 3 Gone-a-
Hunting” Well Re-
ceived at the Regent
--Alice Joyce' in Lead
Another noted stage success has
been brought to the screen with
rat-\ism and great dramatic force.
This time it is “Daddy's Gone a.-
I‘lunttug." the play by Zoe Aklns in
which Marjorie Rambeair won fume,
which will be shown for the hut
times today at the Regent.
In ‘being transferred to the
screen none of the strength of-this
drama. has been lost. and much has
been added in way of color and
lavish beauty.
Alice Joyce, more lovely
when she retired from the screon
four years ago. has 'tho role of
Edith. It is her second character-
ization since returning to pictures
and will “in for her a host of new
admirers.
Percy Mai-motif. adds to his
steadily growing popularity by his
interpretation of Julian. the artist
"Daddy." who goes hunting for hap-
piness and inspiration. only to find
that. all his roving has been in vain
when despair and bitter realization
fill his life on the death of his little
daughter Janet.
Prominent in the picture is the
work of Helena d'Algy. the girl who
will he remembered as Rudolph
Valentino's leading lady in "The
Sainted Devil."
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DOUG FAIRBANKS
HERE AGAIN IN
BIG PICTURE
“Thief of Bagdad” Is
Showing at the Ri-
alto Today— Tomor-
row
Douglas Fairbanks. the
screen star is starring today in
greatest success "The Thief of Bag.
dad." Fairbanks in this photoplal’
kivee you the magic rope. the flying
carpet. the winged horse and man?
other novel features which the story
embraces. It is worth while seeing.
Tomorrow Bob Custer is offered in
"The Texas Bearcat." a brees'y weat-
ern story with enough thrills to al-
most cause heart failure. It is a. good
stimulant for blood circulation.
to
Chapter two of "Sunken Silver." will
be offered with the big attraction.
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In conformity with local condi-
tions. The Evening Sentinel Will his
published as a morning newspaper
July 4.
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Hosiery in the leading shades.
Costume Slips, white and colored.
Corsets, Brassieres, Corselettes.
Hand Bags, Compacts, Beads, Etc.
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and Notes for NOrwalk Theatre-Goes
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“The Thief of IEEARCAT”
Bagdad” Chapter 2 "sin'iten Silver"
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Evelyn Brent in “Midnight Molly”
A fast moving crook melodrama
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12-14 No. Main St. So. N orwalk
Harry Denny. Bridgeport boy. who
has become famous in musical cir-
i‘les through his leadership of the
Notre Dame College (‘rchf‘strn in its
oroadcssting through the South Bend
Tribune Station. will return to his
home town tonight. with his or-
YDINE and DANCE
chesira to furnish the music for the
ushering in the Fourth of July at
the Ritz Bridgeport a premier danc-
ing place.
Tonight s appearance will be Den-
ny's last at a dancing palace before
sailing abroad. Accompanied by his
the broadcasting station at the Wab-
dart-Astoria.
Denny and his peppy musicians
will be abroad until early Fall, when
they will return' to South Bend In
time to witness the playing of Route
Rockne's famous football team.
college mates he sails Monday. for
Paris and London on the French
liner Le Cruse. In addition to ap-
pearances in the French and English
capitals he will conduct the orchea~
in while on shipboard. Sunday.
the orchestra will be heard through
STAR Dl‘ST.
ls Francis x. Bushman. Jr.. to
take his father's place in the favor
of the flint fans} He is being fea-
tured by O. K. Productions. ‘ ‘ '
Mome Blue is playing the part. of a
locomotive engineer in his latest
Warner picture. "The Limited Mail."
And he is called on not only to look
like an. engineer but to actually
run a train round the mountain
curves of the Royal Gorge, Colo.
‘ ‘ ‘ John Barrymore is busily
making “Moby Dick" on the First
National lot. The picture folks
wanted lilm to make "Captain
Alvarez" first, but Mr. Hamlet
Barrymore had made up his mind
about “Moby Dick." so he's mak-
ing it. It‘s a sea classic by Her-
man Melville. ‘ ° ‘ Joseph Schild-
kraut wants it understood that he
has not deserted the stage for the
screen. He tells me he will resume
his starring part. in “The Fire-
brand." as soon as "The Road to
Yesterday" is finished. ' ' ‘ Alan
Hale. famous as the hated villain
of “The Covered Wagon." "The
Four Horsemen." “Robin Head."
etc.. has graduated from acting to
directing. He made “The Scarlet
Honeymoon" for Fox. and has been
engaged by Cecil DeMllle to direct
Lean-ice Joy in “The Wedding
Song." adapted from the novel by
lithe] Watts Mumford. ' ‘ ‘ Mae
Murray is back in Hollywood with
her Paris divorce decree and look-
ing somewhat slimmer.‘ ' ‘ Wed-
dings of prominent screen folks are
numerous. Viola Dana and "LeftY"
Flynn have paired off for life. Jac-
queline Logan has gone honeymoon-
ing with Ralph James Gillespie. a
New York real estate man. and Hel-
en Ferguson and William Russell.
screen hero. have also been joined
together in the holy bonds.
“Hoot" Gibson is filming two pic-
tures on the ranch owned by the
Prince of Wales. in Canada. Vir-
ginia Brown Fairs is his leadinl
lady. "Hoot" represents screendom
as a demon horseman at the Call"!
stampede in Canada.
Comes the news that an original
screen fantasy by J. M. Barrie is to
he produced as a. Paramount picture.
The news comes from Herbert ren-
on, who has Just come back ram
England. where he has been con-
ferr g with Barrie on the produc-
no “A Kiss for Cinderella." This
In those days. tradition has it. Mar-
shall Neilaa was her chauxeur.
picture. with ”It! Bronson. who
played Peter on. will be released
FAMOUS SIX PIECE
WA YSIDE INN
BOSTON POST ROAD
BETWEEN sown nonwanrt AND banners
DINING and DANCING
Regular Dinner 8 to 9 P. M. $1.50
A La Carte Service 9 P. M. to Closing
DANCE ORCHESTRA
collegiate
Most .
Beautiful
lZ—TALENTED
Collegiate Night
(TONIGHT),
with ‘
HARRY DENNY (HIMSELF)
and his famous Notre Dame College
The Ritz
DANCE PALACE
Last American Appearance
DANCE WITH WILLIAM MALONE AND
ms RITZ oncnasrm
‘rononaow NIGHT
orchestra
Bridgeport,
Conn.
MUSICIANS—12
SHORE HAVEN INN
IOWRLY MIRAMAR
Shore Road, Westport , 4:
em. r. was Mgr.
BIG ATTRACTION FOR THE 4th OF JULY .
Imperial Supper Club of N. Y. City presents “Al" School: and
his latest songs and dances. Miss Daisy s. late
of the “Cocktails of 1925," supported by ‘ Al”
Constance and his Imperial Orchestra
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Also other well known entertainers. ‘ ’
RYE BEACH DANCE PALACE
Open every night except Mondays.
Dancing especially on Sunday afternoon and evening.
Big Special Mardi Gm and Confetti- Dance.
Watermelon Eating Contest. Friday Evening. July 8.
ALSO.
BIG DANCE REVUE
WITH
MARTY BYRNE’S RAMBLER ORCHESTRA
‘ Wednesday, July 8
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At all flutes
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Direct from Broadway
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