iFRI‘DAY, 'JULY 17, 1925.
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.’ David Esterson
Managing Director
‘; “THE SADDLE
. HAWK” '
BIG HUMAN '
THEMEINFIIIII
ATTIIEREGENI
eight of him.
For six years Joan cares for little
Jack as if he were her own. There
is a great deal of gossip and the girl.
to shield her younger sister. takes it
all.
Later Joan grasps the opportunity
to go back to America with friends.
They live in Washington where the
girl meets and fails in love with a
Congressman. She had no idea that
he is really the father of little Jack.
Their romance progresses rapidly un-
til Polly returns. There is instant
recognition between her send Ed-
wards and. for' the time at least.
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ews and Notes for,“
greatest of Fairbanks productions.
. READY FOR; ACTION . "
“Don Q" had its New
WANTS SHORTEIt
.lloRiiiNG HOURS
‘ioR micron
injustice. not only' to the players
but to the public. No actor can
give his best to his part when both
his body and brain are tired, nor
can any actress.
“The association.
invited all unjustly
therefore. has
overworked
Douglas Fairbanks as “Don Q. Son of Zbrro," in his new screen play. ‘players to report their 0“”- as-
and the snake-like whip which he uses as a weapon of dcicnso in man!
of the stunts with which this picture is filled.
York premiere at the Globe Theatre. and was acclaimed as one of .the
suring those who do that their
complaints will be held in strictest
confidence. In this manner. we
will.be enabled. to detect.‘ any in.
justice. ,
"We realize that the producer
cannot. get along without the ac-
erwalk T heat‘re- v oers
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IF. 8. LYON R
’ JOB PRINTING
loath Norwalk .
Ruin!iisiiiiinmihitiiul . .
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Store Closes only at s r.~ M.. Saturday Included
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Alice Terry Has Touch- Joseph Schenck to Aid Consume Talma e i
Today and Tomorrow . I . - o ,
_ ing Ro e As Star of ‘Screen Players— His in g ,
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Where Cattle Are King! Sgckcloth and Scar New Picture Is at the “LEARNING To LOVE” ‘7 r
. let - .Rialto .
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, . The romance that entered the “Seckcloth and Scarlet." a rm.- i Joseph M. schoncs. president of SATURDAY vSUIIDAY minimise “l .
'3 lie of n oor 51 -h der “WM plciuriuiion of the novel by the Moti n Picture Producers Aa- rene 1c ._ ., .
' l P “33p er George Gibbs. featuring Alice Terry socialion. advocates shorter work-‘ Harry Garey and . I '
who became ‘8' fighting, hard‘ and others, is being shown at the y ing hours for actors. except in —-in— ‘. Bert Lyte“ _‘
boiled cow'puncher. Regent today. . cases of extreme emergency. and . * “Texas Trail” .
l thbi‘t hum“; ":6th :lriic‘dedglfi: ' additional consideration for those . ' ~ , d “ ,——-1n- ” l: .
n eeory.on o w i . _ ‘ ..
}_ HOOT sisters. Jo“ andPolly Freeman. who whose lives are devoted to fur F0 [Y s “ an . ” EVE S POVER I”.
. l have but one thing In common—un- nlshing entertainment on the silver ' .1 Sunken Silver Comedy a. News ‘3
I L usual beauty. Joan kicks over the Jason, ~4'F'
‘ traces and goes West in search of “There has been called to the “D
x GIBSON adventure and ennxes in a blélef love attention at the ‘Mottign Pictculze ”ANSI!“ I81 S P E C I A L’
1 lb htlgide. here- Pd,.'A iton evrM° ,. ' .
' :llfrln: t: lNetty 130:5: :nd tells Joan ofr0 :53?“ 3:12:33“ far into the I . Wail-films: NEXT WEEK WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY AND FRIDAY”,
I . , . . (Alice Terry)‘a. secret. The pair so months-i callinl upon them ‘0 II 5' ”P0" FOL" 5 In addition to the regular picture, motion pictures of The .
i In his 18” 5t “P‘snortmzi to France. where baby Jack is born. report at the studio at ‘In W" . Evening Sentinel's Kiddie Picnic at Roton Point Park I
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,1 whom... mm .. o... semi iii“ l11°:.:£.‘°l1‘3.‘i.i° unsung: .. W“ “‘ . - ................ comm
" . - h vn t. Poll htcte "E ti ae ot,exreme _ ..
.r hard riding and love making "0'“ I ° ""3 r“ y a ' smer::;:les.nthlssi: obviously an .1
got. He .1“ our working partner
and. :is such . should be shown
every consideration.“
Mr. Schenck's latest production is
Constance Talmadge's "Learning to
Love." which is being shown at the
Rialto moot. It is a. piquant com-
edy. .ritten by John Emerson and
Anita Loos. and portrays Constance
us a young heiress just out of board-
ing school ,who permits her heart to
”run wild.
Antonio Moreno.
leading man. finally detects
Joan‘s little bubble of happiness is
burst. ‘ ‘
Everything is straightened out—-
Polly goes back to her dancer-hus-
band in France and Joan turns to
Edwards as the picture closes.
Dorothy Sebastien plays Polly and
Orville Caldwell has the role of
Stephen Edwards. Otto Matiesen.
Kathleen Kirkham. John Milian and
others play in support. _
Tom Ceraghty, Jules Flurthrnsn
and Julie Horne are credited with
RAPID-FIRE
PICTURE IS
‘SADDLE-HAWK’
Hoot Gibson Does
BUS DRIVERS,
MISS ROUIE 0N
WAY 1°. ROTON
F o u r Large Parties
. Hundreds of Netsr and FashiOnable
Purses .and l3ags 732.95 ‘
Regent
l 'II\\ . -Large, roOmy
‘ silk pouch bags in
' . colors to match
your freck—navy
blue, brown, black,
LAST TIMES TODAY
as Constance's
the
the screen play. ‘ . e a
. Are Booked to {spend Some T h r l l I 1 n g n... and “no... it from to. have a double com
or the thousands °£ “plan“ 0 ’I . ' grasps of a dozen of Constance‘s , -
um, um, who ”punt I... .3. Day at Park Tomor- .gtfunts ltll ThisfStory come my “mm: ‘ Pm ff" {,mment a n d
mission to the Paramoun acre n row Wes em 1 e York and the exo us ya can nos 3 1' 2'8 square
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:2“??st lili..‘€“?.§.°§.°.’:€2&'l.. . _ _ _ .. . . . ~:::R.:fis:;.::l“°“ “ “ ,._. ” mirror-
stu- lesterday “ as an elenttul day fol oot son. omrco ing i 0! Thumb strip b.“ in blue, blond, Black silk moire bags with tan
for consideration at potential
dents. Of that number 59 are girls
and 46 boys. From tl‘ese 10 of each
us will be chosen for the school.
A GRIFFITH FILM
handicap of a sad but pcturesqllo
start in life. demonstrates that he
has all the qualifications of a sterl-
ing citizen of the cattle country in
“The Saddle Hawk." Universal pro~
dllction. which will be shown at the
Palace today and tomorrow.
The picture is as vigorous and as
rapid-fire as the most » critical ex-
ponent of the Western drama could
demand. and. there are thrills a-
plenty as well as a. meet delightful
love story and a number of big dra-
. mlltic moments.
' Gibson is one of those western
actors who possesses not only abil-
ity as an actor but as a cowboy as
well. and consequently he has no
fear of being outclassed“ when it
comes to tests of horsemanship.
with the result that he is aided and
abetted in his heart-stopping stunts
by a bunch of reckless riders.
some of the excursionists due at. the
Point. The park was all ready to
entertain a large crowd. But the en-
tertainment routine was broken up
because several of the bus drivers
lost their way, so that their parties
did not arrive until the middle of the
afternoon. One driver continued on
the Post road through Darlen—an-
other went all the way to New Ha-
ven before deciding he was on the
wrong track. Several others landed
in Norwalk and had to turn back.
Another bus wound up in Westport.
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tan, red, green, purple, dark brown
and grey leathers are a novelty seen
on Fifth Ave.
Faillo silk bags in pansy purple
silk linings and Petit Point inserts
are exceedingly smart. = g
I {N ' _ A vast and lovely selection at the
i have antique gilt frame, chain one price.
‘ handle and grey silk lining. ~ liain floor
IN NEW PICTURE i
I Mid-Summer Sale Brings Fashion’s ;
Glassware Within the Reach of All
_ Tables upon tables of gleaming glassware display fascinatingly low
prices. Every woman wants to be up-to date with just that new touch of col-
ored glass upon her table.
Stippled Crystal Iced Tea Sets of
6 glasses and large pitcher are most
“Romantic Lover of
Screen” Is Cast As
Sir Levison in “East
Lynn”
Loli Tellegen. the‘romintic lover
of the screen. has turned v in!
The noted French actor has the
The Mattress lilakers' Union ar-
rived at Roton yesterday by bus.
The N. Y. R. T. and B. M. '1‘. Build-
ing Division came 600 strong on the
Crescent. The First Presbyterian
Sunday school. from Williamsbridge.
200 in number. reached the Point
by buses; the 20th A. D. Democratic
Amber, Green and Blue Glass is .
used in graceful bowls, mayonnaise
sets, competes, sugar and cream sets,
Club women also came by bus. with 1 h b 1 h . . . l ' ‘ - ' .
400 ”mum “d the Married Wm menttuzhzzsmm ofiigfifisfizgte‘: 2;?“ 01.31:» ”Fitzigclsw‘llfizgiDHFéz effective in servmg summer drinks. sandwtch plates, Vases, etc. Your
men's Society Of Stamford erVe up introduced as a Bad faced. ragged production being made It the West Reg. price $2 $1.79 ”t Choice, 50 Ct‘e 9‘.
by car. The day was a big one tor herder of sheep. and photographic- Coast. Studio under the direction ‘ ' Main floor.
: the concessionaires. . Emit. it is a ivory pas‘titliral [seems of Emmett Flynn. h t i . e .
00 s express on o sgus an M . Telle e ' work throng ou '
SATURDAY I DiggieonBrtp‘Igfis-‘MtaghmlaI: T5335“ resentment being the only dishar- the lrnaking‘ol‘ sum picture stamps I Get Your supply Of Five Plece
“ 9’ I , I - e , n er- r an molly 0’ an otherwise peaceful 99" :him as being as much at home- in ' O a .
Empty Hearts l Transit Dilislon in an exciting game! sode. a “villain’s” part. as when he is Rlbbons Durlng the sale Brld 6 Sets
A Verschlelser Production with \ . igozdubyfldtzrrlist? ggioinnfg’ointhga; But this quiet does not last long. cast as the hero. The characteri- R'bb f h I: 'bb 1
Clara Bow ‘ ' ' W. C. Fields widely known Broad- _‘ ' _ for Hoot'a Mexican boss summon! zation he gives to Levison is deftly _ 1 one or every use—- a n cos, nove ty 0
, 141111811 RlCh way star. as Prof. Eustace McGar- :egms were supported by ardent loot- him. bestows upon him a fine horse done, never over-acted. and replete ribbons, dress ribbons-—hundreds of yards in wide To Embroider. I
and John Bowers gie. ex-circus faker. in D. W. Grif- r ' . andsil the glad equipment Of the with subtle touches 0! grim humor. ' I: t M.d-S SS I a
tith's forthcoming dcreen play Tl” score-keeper had ‘1” cut but full-tiedxed cowboy and sends him It bids fair to be one of Mr Telle- vane y a 1- ummer 1° glues: ' 59 t t
"Sally of the Sawdust " a. circud t" an ”9°“ accountant. ‘3‘"- finally forth as escort to a beautiful girl. gen's outstanding achievements be- Gr“ cum "'d fmcy m°"° nbbnkw‘dtfis c 8' se
~ story scheduled for early fall re' guns?“ that the Brooklyn-Manhst- who‘once 85166 scorntully on the fore the camera. N0. 3'5'9i Which usually retail for 20 and 35 CIZS. '
.ovovooooooeooooev’oovoeoo' lease. The film is declared by ex. ‘5; $1183: 3:11:21: :1! tdoi'slzelielft‘ young sheepherder. ym— years Mr. Tellgen was yd. , 10 cu, yd, The hostess needs
: : malt ESL'Z‘iSLil‘oi’ii‘r‘Eiéfuiti'. o. m... his: 1P.‘;’3.°i."l~li.o§:fi inns: iii-1.:.B°.::i“::.::l“it. can: '1 8 32 m... mgge‘gbb? in many fashionable many such o... .. these
‘ : directorial genius. Saiggtrxffiom hig‘nftfitemwg wick. Charles K. French. G. RaY- American cities with her a number co ors. eg: ”“35 c ' y ' ?9 cu. Yfi- for summer hOSPItafitY-
e ' a By an mond Nye. Fred Humea and Tote of years before he finally deserted Fancy Wide ribbon— Wash ribbons in A ] 36 ' h
. . Jenkins were the battery {or the . arge me square
. u . winners. Ducrow well cast in the important the stage for the lure of the films. flowered striped and whlte, blue, pink and .
. A Ready Cut . . . parts. Edward .Eedgwick directed. He also has appeared in sevdral ' . bordered, 19 u. d. p‘ml shades 10 yds and four napkmS’ to I
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' TM” WI“ b‘ 3 ‘amy “I" “3 Mi-s Howard. s on... of New fifleiii‘l. 5;? dse‘l'iiizdaeahisb‘dlitigd - c y. ‘0' 30 c“- ”Id 69 ctS-a match need a few
Refri t t H 2’ according to ”“91“ indications. York city president of the Child time toi'the screen 6 and 8 mch sat“! according to Width. 3 im 1) l 9 embmidery .
ge Ia or o ouse. One special excursion is booked. be- ' ,- ' I - l . . .
0 _ Study Association. «in attend the .___—————.—— . ribbon of the soft, us- Round Ribbon Gar- stitches to make them
. “cu-cu.”- . sides the Friday Ridgewood party. lnternatlo l Edu ational Confer- 35 000 ON STRIKE. I
. . It is the Westminster Hope Memor- " “t c . . ' . .trous quality -— 0V0?! tors in a large assort- ' ' '
WNW M PN‘M “1° molt elven-iv- in this ence to be held ih Edin urgh, Scot- . . , . very e ectlve. esigns
(4. our mo. ill Sunday school of Euzabcthport. land in Julv w. ' 3311555“. July 11._( AP). 0010: Of faShlon' men‘t 0f styles. are SI 1e to f “0W
wg'wot, recently called up” to on "1" Sirius. . . . , H - ' ..‘ aplenty thousand metal Workers in HI . 59 ch. yd: ‘ lfifiho and 59 etc. pf. mp O - i
::;?:fl:;°;&rt§::.lg:firfil 0‘: Tomor‘row-wili see four special ex. tlonal Bo: and Lumber ‘ comperm gegegfustgliizteflaottodggti‘llznurnal ' . ' ‘ ‘ Main 3”" ’ Main noon'
m ... a» -o-«u~='::;-:ih.u°.:.h3 no; Ar"; "Mirth: 522nm? r All Do th Dodd Sh F hi hi S'lk’
0 es. on . . . . . , .
ed ready cut house. We priced the Island (”when the Cetus: the Na: 0 Stamfogd. and Jo ‘nsori Q Norris z: strikers~ 65.000. The strike was . ’ t. to _ y 008 8.8 0118. e l
materials item for item with the . Company from Brooklyn the last “”5 by ‘1‘ ““03“!“ ‘° decrease i . e e - ‘ '
my PEGGY swaa'rsas mdzngugggfright-“33:3;w . ‘ two coon. by bus. roo'ooii. m. W" “W W °°m~ 1‘ . . In Spring Models 'Gloves
._ ' A. dainty little sweater for the "“10“!" Th. Hatch and gfiomfiand'?o:rz I?:C::!l:%::r ' . . II
young miss made ot good quality Concern _ Bailey Co. four. at i; ei- will u“ at the Atwater Kent, Ware, ‘5 and 37 cm“! mailed. ,
.. rayon silk short sleeves: Colors: ‘1-“5 5°“ °t M“°'I‘1' ”'2” ’h f e “'5 5‘ e_up Radiola, smasher - I I
. rose, orchid, peach, blue. etc.. 30 Frelsht oo Vi ar. . . . c s . _ Silk gloves made by a famous
with novelty border. Sizes rs ‘0 ””10““! 0° _ Jerry Cuey'of Comm”. Puk N. "1““! smile“. Asavmg of many dollars may be glove maker may be had in. the '
:o 34-. 12 “ Intfigganfmnm :3 . = ' ' J.. visited ,3... Curtis at the io'mo ”m” - . made by purchasing your shoes right season’s smartest colors and styles.
Value 53.00 Special $2.49 ' ' . ‘ and candy stand the other dos. I now. Hundreds of ath'achve styles Novelty cufls which had favor for
$1,529.45 ‘* euro /. ‘ ' ‘\ R A D I O which will be fashion right alifall, summer wear. Ecru, pongee, grey,
MILL OUTLET STORE Less 2 per cent discount would ‘ - I 7"“ “7“" ‘5‘“ ”MP” WWI.” . , - are for sale at clearance prices. All black black and white.
o - beiort the 10th of each month as - ' ‘ —"'- 1”“ “1“? °‘ "N bammm“ “1“” ' 1 th in l in If '
‘ Pb 1.:71‘leshingtousosmetxm ._..._.. 16 N . Main St. .iu showing the breakers to roll them’ STUDWEIJ.’ PIANO 00. , {teartnall‘iila $3.152. d t; £1) gag)“, 30!- price 82.33 “.95
one _ _. . :1 ”5 » . into shore. - SBNOIthMIln p
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Or 330‘.“ cheaper from The Hatch south. Norwah‘ . ‘ ‘ '_ - ' .South Nomllgt' —Aiso ”tang, The collection .111. Reg. price. $2.00 $1.69
‘I “a 3w" °°- Phone .206 “‘9 “"1" °' “”"m" w“ m * eludes all sizes. Reg. price $1.60 . $1.39 .
Contractors and carpenters tell us on! last eveninc deli?!“ “10 Wad“ 1 " - ' ' I
Main floor. Kain floor.
that their hcharges for erecting a dW‘nPwr- ‘ ' . " . '——" ‘—'—.r‘“‘ :
' ready cut ones would be the same L‘ . _
Mme. Jeannette as far erecting one by regular meth- . . o‘ o I d D e k d H ' W h L
56 South run so.» migmgmggfi, 13:, 5:33; A J - Cdllins C0 ~~ . . Delicious ce rm 3 an at eat er 3'
3°“ NW“ “m- "in! W" “W ' ° ' ” ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " ' ' Dishes Served in the Tea Room' ‘
, Moral: Spend your money with 70 mm m Street - ' I
Pure Thread Silk home merchants. whose welfare is . ’ . . .. ral I i 0 ' ' l d I l a}! f m 18 Id 1 1
Chiffon or Radium warm your welter- and keen business at South lies-walk - . . . _ . . . c , ‘ Restfu an coo with e e c ans, our roont an ea p ace
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