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Norwsik Tel. 3343 BRAKE WC TOWOAB SERVICE REPAIRS 0N ALIA MAKES SUNDAY NIGHT 7:15 and 9:10 P. M. Tom Mix .413... “Pals in Blue” A good Western story Muslin Underwear Costume Slips, 'ight Gowns, Bloomers and Step-ins Regular price $1.25, this week Special at 98¢ each ‘ “w“ -" “W The N. E. RYAN CO. 86 Washington Street MONDAY AND 'rUEsDAY South Norwalk - “The Prairie Wife” r with Herbert Rawlinson Dorothy Devore Arthur Stringer's Famous Story of Love and Adventure in the Prairie Wilderness 16 N o.- Mam St. South Norwaik Phone 256 Palace - David Esteraon Managing Director Mme. Jeannette 56 South Main Street South Norwalk, Conn. Pure Thread Silk Chiffon or Medium Weight HOSIERY i "$1.39 ' All shades in vogue LAST TIMES TODAY Hoot Gibson “The Saddle Hawk” ‘ A Rip-Snorting Action Picture of A. J. Collins Co. the West! 70 North Main Street. SUNDAY moat south Norwalk 7:15 and 9:10 P. M. . 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Our reason for giving the public the facts is because many people are imbibing an erroneous idea front F. S. LYON MOVIE MEN FILE BRIEFS in nu nw FIGHT Declare Many Big Pic- tures Can Be Kept Out of State Under New Act HARTFORD, July 18 (AP).—Weli known films. such as "The Ten Com- mandments." “The Four Hoursemen coln,’ 'Or "The Christian" might logically be withheld from exhibition in Connecticut. as offending the “ra- cial religious sensibilities of any group of people," under the terms of the new film tax law. according to the briefs of the Fox Film Corpor- atIon and the American Feature Film Company. filed at the office of the clerk of the United States Dis- trict Court in New Haven Thursday. in suits for temporary injunctions to restrain enforcement of the tax law. Benedict M. Holden of Hartford. P. Grosvenor of New York were the counsels who signed the brief. Besides the censorship powers given the Tax Commissioner by the law, the tax itself is assailed as a violation of the interstate commerce clauses of the Federal Constitution. The brief also offers a. refutation to the State's arguments presented at the hearing before Federal Judges Rogers. Goddard and Thacher. Coun- sels for the complainants charge that the State is trying artificially to con- struce the act, “shows the straits to which the State In put to uphold the constitutionality of the act." Says the brief. “The argument made in the defendants’ brief that if com- plainants deliver or cause to be delivered without purpose as act- ors. of themselves exhibiting motion pictures In this State. they are free from tax, concedes away the whole case contended for by the complaino ants." “TEXAS TRAIL” AT RIAITD WITH HARRY CAREY Western Pibture With Thrills--Chapter 4 of “Sunken Silver” on Program An advance notice makes known the fact that the feature at. the Rialto Theater today is to be "The Texas Trail." the latest Harry Carey picture. This means there is plenty of excitement in store for the Rials to Theater patrons for a Carey film means swift action and plenty of thrills, with some tender romance thrown in for good measure. The story of this picture hinges on the theft of ten thousand dollars and its recovery by the heroine af- ter neck-breaking chases. manly hand—to-hand fights. and daring robberies. Carey plays the part of a ranch foreman who is discovered be- ing held up and robbed of ten thous- and dollars. which he is taking to his employer. by this same employ- er‘s‘niece who has come West cx- pecting all the men to be the virile, daring cowboy type she has seen in the moxies. The plot is dotted with little pense of the picture. and is at the same time replete with wholesome comedy which from time to time re- lieves the tension. The cast includes Ethel Shannon. Charles French. Claude Payton. Sid- ney Franklin and others all of whom contribute largely to the success of the picture. ' Chapter 4 of the Sunken Silver will also be shown today. _ MADE A NEW WDMIIN DF IIEII Mammalian- ham’sVegetabIeCompound ,D'Id for Mrs. Jenkins 0 _ u ' Middle Sighting; 15:: LiIfe‘gd‘PialE through table Compound for the troubles that come at that team- down could scarcely do my I keep a and ' inesbout theVeg- of the Apocalypse." “Abraham LIn-‘ George W. Wickershaw and Edwin A troupe of trained Elk is a new one in animal trslzunr and is “in. Christy Bros big five ring wild ani- mal show which is announced to exhibit in Norwalk on Thursday July 28. A help dozen of these limld and never before rrntned animals make their entrance attached to n‘ sleigh. Old Kris Kringle is drivinz them and he create-s a. furore among tho children when he drives around the track. ’l‘hey an) detached from their burden and then perform some vcry clever tricks, marches and drills. They are quite rm attraction with Chrisly Bros. show. SHOWE The mere announcement that Chriety Bros. big five ring wild animal show is coming to Nor-walk on Thursday. July 23. is a guarantee that something new is on the tnpis. This big giant trained animal show has struck a solar plexls blow to the rest of shows of this lund. Never in the history of trained ani- mal shows has such a varied mllec- tion or wild animals. nlamefously educated. and trained horses, wines: and other performing domestic ani- mals been brought together rom- bined in one big. gigantic organiza- tion that offers an entertainment surpassed by none. Announcement is made that for. the first time a sextette Of wild. romping Elk have succumbed to the patience of their trainer and they perform feats never before attempt- ed. They form pyramids. do marches and their drill with military maneu~ were is a revelation in animal train- ing. This is said to be the only troupe of Elk that have ever been educated to do anything. As a rule FIGHTING TALE ' g AT THE RIAITO g TOMORROWJ Richard Talmadge, En- | ergetic S t a r , En- gages in Dramatic Bout—Much Comedy "The Fighting Demon." latest and best otthe F. B. O. productions starring Richard Talmadge, comes to the Rielto Theater Sunday and if the motions of critics who have seen this picture can be taken as a good guide, “The Fighting Demon" is destined to be popular. The scene of Richard's activity and amusing comedy is largely on shipboard and In South America. and the story pro- vides him with plenty of action in both locales: notably a: powerful and dramatic fight scene:-—-the first rrompt PM" GEBEBE’S Mm "It's here it It's Houseware" ICE CREAM WITHOUT “CRANBING” The new "Auto" vacuum freezer has made it possible to make dainty ices. deserts and confec- tiona without the troublesome and tiresome turning of a handle. Simply place the liquid to be frozen in the container. pack with Ice and it does the rest. 88 Washingttll W South Norwallr. Conn. stable Compound sndithas made a newwomanofme. I itinthe womenhmsofarre. WEE VWO Comm 1” JOB. PRINTING BIG FIVE RING WILD ANIMAL NEXT THURSDAY they are wild and according to their trainer. nothing but. kindness is re- sponslblc i‘orthis wonderful presents.- tion of animal training. There are so many marvelous and thrilling features. so much to in- terest and please that (:‘hrisiy Bros. this year haxe surpassed all their previous efforts. The ‘wonderful biblical specncle Which is enlarged and beautified will again be seen this year. It is culled "Noah and the Ark." and over me hundred people and hundreds of animals take part in this elaborate production. Daniel is cast into the Lion's den. the “Rock of Ages." and the Holy City afford much opportunity to give lilo public an educational offering that is not only beautiful. but in- structive and of interest to all ages. The street parade In the morning at if o‘clock is a joyful event. Open cages galore. clowns. music and pretty horses and women have an important place in line and every animal cage is open so that every- body can see the biggest collectlor of wild beasts ever seen. in which he has been featured. As a pugilist. illr. Trimadge is literally end figuratively a Knpckoul! His bout with the South American cham- pion is one long to be remembered. Arthur Rosson directed the picture. GIBSON TAKES BIG CHANCES IN HIS NEW MOVIE Hoot’e Picture at the Palace Is Full of Thrills of Western Life Persons who crave excitement and the thrill of- danger. without. however, undergoihg any personal hazard. will find an opportunity for gratification of this craving in the Palace theater, where “The Saddle Hawk," Universal production will be shown today. The action of the story takes place gin the cattle country of the West when it was less addicted to settling its'troubles through the medium of the cour than is the case at pres- ent. Qu ckness with a six-gun was the measure-unit cf establishing a man's status In the sparsely settled community and hard riding a part of man's daily task. For the most part the story is one of rapid. tensely dramatic ac- tion. but it would seem il'iAt for a comedy relief the authors. Raymond L. Schrock and Edward Sedgwick. the latter also is the director of the picture, icok advantage of their po- sition of power and had some fun nith Hoot GI son. the star. They start him Out n the picture as a shoepherder and what could make a real con boy more uncomfortable than to be forced to portray such a part? And Hoot is a real cowboy. or u us before he cntekd motion picture Work and lie retains all the convic- tions of the cowboy, even now. Fortunitely for the peace of mind of all concerned Hoot does not spend much time in the placid occupation of herding sheep. for the aged Mexi- can for whom he works is the trust- ed friend of one of the richest cat- tle men In the country and summons the youth. equips him as any self- respecting cowboy should be equip- ped. and sends him forth on the dangerous mission of escorting to her father's home a young woman whose safety is imperiled by the leader of a band of cattle rustlers. When the young messenger or; rives to tell the girl of his mission he finds her to be the same who had showered her scorn upon him while he was herding sheep. He finds her combatting the unwelcome advances of as voted bad man of the locality. it is then that the erstwhile sheepherrler finds his work cut out for him. He glories in putting to flight the man bothering the girl. and. thus convinced of his prowess she goes gladly with him toward the home of her father. But here the real danger begins. Marian Nixon. as the rancher's daughter. has the leading feminine part in the picture. those in the sup- porting cast are Josie . Sedgwick. Frank Campeuu. Charles K. French. G. Raymond Nye, William Steele, Frcd Humes and Tote Ducrow. L‘nlvereai's famous. collection of former cowboys. known far and wide as Universal Ranch Riders. are igiven plenty of opportunity to dis- tinguish themselves by some daring horsemanshlp in this distinctly Wes- tern story . -—Advertise in the Sentinel for the best results. . SO. NORWALK 1 DAY THURSDAY BAXTER GROUNDS July 23 on and Illlldnililma..r"/ ll u If“ TODAY Harry Carey win...— “TEXAS TRAIL” and “SUN KEN SILVER” ‘O'ec-sr,s> i 0‘. SUNDAY EVENING Irene Rich and Bert .Lytell “EVE’S-IL—OVER” Comedy MONDAY and TUESDAY Madge Bellamy, Ethel Clayton, Cha‘rles Farrell News “THE PACEMAKERS” “Wings of Youth” 1: with and S P E C I A L . NEXT WEEK WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY In addition to the regular picture, motion pictures of The , Evening Sentinel’s Kiddie Picnic at Roton Point Park ‘ Dine and Dance r. WA YSIDE INN BOSTON POST ROAD BETWEEN sor'rn Nonwanx am DABIEN‘ DINING and DANCING Regular Dinner 6 to 9 P. M. $1.50 A La Cane Service 9 P. M. to Closing FAMOUS SIX PIECE DANCE ORCHESTRA l BEACH HILL INN , A SHORE DINNER ’ Unsurpassed Anywhere A BREEZE from Long Island Sound We Offer for $2.50 We specialize in clam-bakes. shore At all times Direct from fraternal. political or business organizations. Booms by day, week or season. j' MUSIC and DANCING ‘ r.‘ CONGENIAL HOSPITALITY Broadway .: dinners, chicken dinners for \ ii SHORE HAVEN INN FORMEBLY MIRAMAR Shore Road, Westport MR. F. HYMES Mgr. BIG ATTRACTION FOR THE 4th OF J ULY'": Imperial Supper Club of N. Y. City presents “Al” Schenk and‘ his latest songs and dances. Miss Daisy Icwis. late “ . of the “Cocktails of 1925,” supported by “Al" ‘ ’ Constance and his Imperial Orchestra Also other well known entertainers. - AL, I’Dl‘ Hm SBands —>2Calhopce' 6-Pdle Big Top Spectacle fuse-gut.“ .u‘w. ; Op. 'IreeIteepe "Y BROS B G 5 RING WIIAAIIHOWS 1250 People—500 HasslsoCageeamn ao-Lions - zomarmepamamc‘mea LightSystem’s— 30DoobleLengthStechars SummothRings —‘~ IDOOCYidmcterEble NoshandfleeArk Parades; -2ComplcteEectric and Des RYE BEACH DANCE PALACE i Open every night except Mondays. Dancing especially on Sunday Big Special Mardi Gras and Confetti Dance, Watermelon Eating Contest. Friday Evening. July 3. ALSO BIG DANCE W'ITH MARTY BYRNE’S RAMBLER ORCHESTRA Wednesday. July 8 afternoon and evening. REVUE- Scbultze’s Saturday “Specials Forequarters Spring Lamb . . . . .. 22c lb. Boneless Rib Roast .. .. Veal Rump Sirloin Steak Legs of Spring Lamb .. ..........34clb. ...........22clh._ 38clb. 34th chultze’s Sanitary Markets '- 5 Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwalk
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