'3 FRIDAY, mural, 192a it .it‘fi. I ‘. "hi 1 K THE EVENING SENTINEIi—SO. NORWALK, CONN. News End Not l \ r Palace Managing Director Regent Da\ id Esterson Toda y and Tomorrow Jack London‘s most famous novel of adventure is now a colorful. super-thrilling picturci i Today Only 1 Reginald Denny _in_ “I’ll Show You the Town” Don’t Miss It! It chases away the blues, and cures indigestion Packed with laughing dynamite! Saturday Only Edmund Lowe _in_.. \ “Greater Than a Crown” A whirlwind romance of a modern adventure seeker. A Super-Saving Sale 37 Pcs. Dinner Sets F. S. LYON JOB PRINTING New design, flower basket, blue striped Composition : 6 pcs. 8 in. Dinner Platcs , 6 ” 7 in. Coupe Soups South Norwalk a 6 ” Cups 6 ” Saucers , 6 ” Fruits J 6 ” Butters Mme. eannette 1 ,, AA... 56 South Main Street 37 pcs. ....... $2095 South Norwalk, Conn. ; A JULY CLEARANCE SALE NOW GOING ON \ MILL OUTLET STORE 124 Washington Street South Norwalk, Oonn. “ADVENTURE” , HAS THRILL OF THE SOUTH SEAS i. Wrote Is as Fascin- ating on Screen As It Was in Book “Adventure." one of the last stor- ES t o ry Jack LoIIdon ‘Ies from the pen of the late Jack London. has been transferred to the screen by the Paramount organis- tion. under the personal supervision of Victor Fleming, and is being ‘shown today and tomorrow at the Palace Theater. Movie-goers nro lassurcd of excellent entertainment in ”his picturesque film drama of the South Sea. If Jack London were alive today. ihe would probably be. one of the Imost sought-after writers of screen ‘matcrisl. He knew how to build up strong. dramatic plots that vibrated with action and life-l '6 characters. His stories breathe a spirit of realism because he wrote of things and peo- ple and places that he himself had seen, observed and visited. “Adventure" is a story of the present-day life. in the savage Solo- mon Islands of the South Seas. Lon- don wrote of that unclvlliqed corner of the earth from personal. intimate knowledge. He lived in the South Seas for a number of yours. Many of the incidents he narrates and iii‘hich the picture vividly recreates really happened. it is accrtsinty that the chief characters in the story are prototypes of persons ndon actually met during the mid-1e of his travels in the tropics. The plot centers around the dyv nsuiic adventures of a copra. planta- tion owner and his business partner -~a fearless woman soldier of for- tune. A stirring encounter with head-hunting cannibals, a thrilling under-sea fight. a. fierce primitive duel and an exciting ship battle are among the outstanding features in this do luxc screen play. . The notable cast assembled offers convincing evidence of the"scrupu- lous care that went into the making of this production. Every one of the. players chosen has a part that suits him to the proverbial “’1‘." Those who are featured include such brilliant screen favorites as Tom Moore. Pauline Starks. Wallace Berry and Raymond Hatton. 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Palatial drawing room scenes, rich cafes. dingy Apache dens. romantic nooks along the River Sclne-o-sll are shown as the story is unfolded. "Playing With Souls" is the story of on American family in Pals. A cast of exceptional players are seen. Jacqueline Logan has the role of an alluring dance hall girl. Mary Astor is a. sweet French miss. and Belle Bennett is seen as the frivolous mother who is seeking eternal youth. Clive Brook. the eminent Eng-i llsh actor. has a wonderful role in the father's part. and Buster Col- lier is the son. This disrupted family is abroad in Paris. and the adventures that befall the various members make up the story that is both unusual and intriguing. , I Ralph Ince directed the picture. which is an adaptation from the successful novel by Countess de Chambrun. . ONLY 75c DOWN puts a VULCAN HOT WATER HEATER in YOUR HOME Balance Small Monthly Payments Conn. Light & PoWer Co. Nor-walk Phone 3600 RIALTO FILMIbarn Labiarr's storm-n _ ’Galworthy's "The White Monkey." “‘Playing' With Souls” i AA... him-1 Mint} m . , . " ‘ou's wn enin ." 0 er WIth, Jacquehne LO' .I lures in which she Ens gal], M a r y Astor 1 her brief American screen career. Shown Today i‘ I Knapp. O They’re Champion Bathing Beauties, Ziggy Says Flore‘ns Ziegfeld, JE, famed glorifier ottlifiAmEtican girl, says these are the three most pen feet bathing girls in the‘world. They are (left. togright) Lina Basquctte, Beryl Halley and Dorothy SHE .sEI-zs N. Y. non AIRPLANE W 1108 FILM Reginald Denny Takes W e a! t h y' Widow ’Round the Town in .Quick Time That there are more ways than one of seeing the sights of the town is illustrated in Reginald Denny's latest laughing success., “I'll Show You the Town," the Universal- Jewel feature which will be shown for the last times today at. the Re- gent theatre. The days of the Jilckney coach. omnibus and rubberneck-wagou have gone and even a more modern vehicle than taxlcsbs has come to take their place. The airplane is at last coming into its own and. according to the pilots of the air. the flying machine outstrips all competitors in point of absolute efficiency. . In “I'll Show You the Town." the screen version of Elmer screamingly funny story. Reginald Denny is cast in the role of a young college protessy who is placed in the predicInent of having to show the sights of the town to an ex- tremely homely. but wealthy widow ' ' by airplane has since been conceded? who is on a short visit to the met- ropolis from her provincial home. Denny has but. thirty minutes in which to accomplish this tour of the town. The widow. Agnes Clevenger. played by Cissy Fitz- gerald. had never been up in an airplane and wasn‘t over anxious for the experience. Be that as it may the flight over the metropolis furnishes a full share of whole hearted laughs and is one of tho outstanding situations in the pro- Davis’ ' es for Norwalk Theatre-Goer PAGE SEVEN i S .. t ‘. . “is of Jilted- Last Times Today 1. Jacqueline Logan Mary Astor and Clive Brook ...i n.— 2. Evening Sentinel Kiddie Picnic 3. Our Gang in The Big Town Saturday Richard Talmadge “The Mysterious Stranger” and “Sunken Silver” Sunday Evening Betty ‘Blythe ....jn... “Folly. of Vanity” duction. Incidentally. a. sight-seeing tour? to be not only efficient. but extreme. ly practical. air and the Widow Clevenger saw- the town and all its sights. Marian. Nixorz. Edward Kimball. Tashman, Hayden Stevenson. Mar-2“ garget Livingston. Neely Edwards. William A. Carroll. tox, Helen Greene and Lionel Bra~ ham. are in the supporting cast“ Harry A. Pollard directed the pro; duction. ' By DAISY DEAN. Dainty little Florence Lelireinn. lht. English stage and screen s'Ir. has a leading rolt- in “Lovey-5' sland." featuring liope Hampton Iunv‘l James lin'kuood. | Flora Is another girl who startr'd 'out. as a dancer on drifted Into tnn ‘cinemas. 1n i923 she, with her part- ‘nei'. Cyril Rmhens. won the World s Amateur Liam-e i'llfllilpiullbhip at Queen's Hull London. And it v.45 her dancing that \\ on her a contrau Iwith Henry “7. Savage when she came to this country. She appeared on Broaduny in "Loss ()‘lxaughterJ‘ and then the til-lums got her. LeBreton was in the cast of Bar- version of recently released. You may have seen her in “Another Scandal." "1 “I will Repay." or pic- played in Since Helen Ferguson and "Bill" Russell were married recently Hei- cn has been busy with her house- keeping. and Bill says she's "some cook." However, she has now don- ned the grease paint once more for a new pictorc for Paths. "Out There." ‘ " ' Aileen Pringle and Low Cody play together for the first time in "Dance Madness." for Mei- ro. ‘ ‘ ‘ Renee Adorce. who is la‘rcnch by birth is playing her first American role in "An Exchange of Wives." She has heretofore played French or Canadian roles. or a child of foreign parents. ‘ " ‘ Cecilia. Deliliile, daughter of the producer. Cecil. found u. beautiful new road- ster parked under her window the other morning. It was a. graduation present from her dad as she has just finished her course at. the Hol- lywood school [or girls. One of Irene Rich's daughters was in the same class. ' ' ' As if "Haunted Hands" was not a. spooky enough title for a picture. poor George Hackathorne. who recently finished his part in it. is now playing in “Asleep in the Deep." " ‘ * Lillian Gish has a prob- m‘m affaiemuo 'LAND'“"" Flora Tic-Breton. lem on her hands. Shall she play “Mimi" in the screen version of the Opera "Boheme" as a. blondo or brunette? The stage Mimi is always a brunette, you remember, but Lil- lian is o. bionde. . Samuel Goldwyn. pioneer produ- cer. has joined Doug and Mary Fair- banks, Charlie Chaplin, Joseph Schenck. Bill Hart and the Valen- llnos in the United Artists. The first picture released under the new re-‘ gime will be "Stella Dallas." fea- turing Ronald Colman. Belle Ben- nett and Lois Moran. The. second will be a new film version of the Robert Hitchens' novel “The Garden of Allah." which will be filmed in the vicinity of Biskara, the reputed site of the original garden. HOP BENEDICT t VERY MUCH 0N JOB AT POlNT Rescues Two Girls Who Went‘ Beyond Their Depth —- Saved Two Day Before I. Hop Benedict was called on yes- terdsy to rescue two more sifll from the water. Both of them had gone beyond their depth and lost confidence. They were pulled of the water about an hour apart. Hop was Just being quizzed by a spectator about the accidents at. the beach. when the Life Guard saw MILLINERY K. A. Poihemus : PHONE 81“ ——Adveniee in the Sentinel for the best. results. ttwo the day before 81 no m sneer :0“°'-th°~r°°k W11 iThe water has been running unusu- ‘ 80. 1‘0me ially warm for the past two weeks a. girl going under and ran into the l water. I Saving two girls yesterday. and makes HOP'S job a busy one. i There were many bothers inthe water at the time of the rescue In there was a good afternoon tide. With the tide as it is, a. but. is expected. also. 0 I O The Thursday night. display of tlrr-uorks was held int night. but. before a slightly smaller audience than usual, due to the presence of Christy Brothers circus in More than 2.000 people on beach and grove witnessed it. 0 O O town. the There were two extra. excursions at the park yeterday besides the Danbury Universalist Church. the First Congregational Church of Ridgefleld.,.and the Ladies Aid of the German M. E. Church, N. Y. The concessionaires did a good busi- ness. , o e a Today another political club is booked on the Cetus from New York. It is the 10 Association Distrwt Republican Club from Brooklyn. About 1.700 are arriv- ing. which makes for a. big Friday with the Ridgewood excursions com- ing in by bus. Tomorrow the Sirius will arrive with the Neptune Meter Company employer. from Long Island City. 0 O 0 Benjamin Waterhouse. now ,em- played by Jack Tripp. gave the park a thorough looking over recently. and said that it hadn't. changed much since he was there. WQer- house used to run the Roton Point restaurant and other concessions in- eluding the shooting gallery. He was at the park before the present management took it over,nearfy ten years ago. 0 O 0 George Riel is the latest one to heat Scottey Sweeney in the inform- al checker tournament at the park. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blaney of Port Chester. who are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. 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