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News and Notes for Norwalk T
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Palace
David Eater-on
Managing Director
Last Times Today
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1 “Adventure”
‘1 with
Tom Moore,
Pauline Starke and
1‘1 Wallace Beery
1k A vi1i1i tale with plentv of
1'. tin ills! °
Sunday Only
' 7:15 P. .11. 9:10 P. M.
Jack Hoxie
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“The Red Rider”
A western tale of interest
Comic News
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Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday
House Peters
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i “Head Winds”
with
Patsy Ruth Miller
A gripping story of love on
the seething seas. Of a man
who kidnapped the girl he
lovccl-of his pursuit by the
entire Pacific Fleet—of the
most thrilling sen- wreck c1er
filmed.
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JACK lilliilAil.
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And Betty Blythe Also
Has Role in “Folly of
Vanity” at Rialto To-
morrow ‘
THE CAST
“FULLY 0F VANITY.“
Modern Sequence.
By MAURICE ELVEY.
Alice .. ..... . . . . . . . . . Billie Dove
Robert ......' ....... Jack Mulhaii
Mrs. Howard ........ Betty Blythe
Ridgeway ......... John Sainpoiia
The Banker ........ Fred Breckcr
Old Roue Paul Welgel
Frenchman .. ...... Otto Matieson
Old Johnny . ...... Byron Munson
Russian Vamp .. Edna Mae Copper
Scandinavian Woman
Marcella Daly
French Woman Marcella Dal)"
Blonds Gold Digger
Lotus Thompson
FANTASY.
Thetis .... ‘. . . . ........ Consuelo
Lorelei ............ .lean LaMotte
The Jester ............ Al Mazola
The Witch ... . . . , . . Loin Drovnar
Neptune .............. Bob Klein
The Siren . . . . . . . .. Edna Gregory
The Mortal ........... Billie Dove
Nature in her infinite wisdom. re-
alized millions of years ago that
"locations" when Old Earth cooled
and man asked entertainment and
amusement.
To that end she put the sculptors
of the sea: the stone-carving waves.
to the embellishment of Santa Cruz
island and there the scenes of the
fabulously beautiful realm of King
Regent
Today Only
“Greater Than a
Crown”
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‘ Edmund Lowe
A sweet love story with a
good cast
Sunday Only
7:15 P. .11. 9:10 P. M.
Jack Hoxie
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“The Red Rider” ..
A Western tale of interest
Comic News
{ Monday and Tuesday
l “Up the Ladder”
’ with
Virginia Valli
A real story of real people
Don’t miss it!
Mme. Jeannette
56 South Main Street
South Norwalk, Oonn.
‘ A JULY CLEARANCE
SALE NOW GOING ON
Neptune have just been made for
“Folly of Vanity." the picture which
the Fox Corporation will release at
the llinlto theatre tomorrow.
Marv. never could have created
such amazing grotloes. caverns.
capes and bays as the Pacific rollers
‘hfn‘e embroidered upon Santa Cruz.
land with those indentations. and al-
jtitudes peopled with the heauteous
1:1ci'maids. «pirites. nymphs 11nd
Eminlons of the Four Winds. the en-
»ecmble becomes a scene of enthrall-
iing beauty.
i .\ powerful cast has been assem-
lhlcd to make this great production.
in it. the reiulgenl Betty Blythe.
‘tumcd as the most dazzling figure
.c1er put upon the “silver sheet" in
.her characterization of “The Queen
lof Sheba." returns as a “1925 She-
ila." clothed in robes which 7.1!!
make rainbows envious. Lovely
Billie Dove. who of the entire cast
appears in both the modern and the
fantasy sequences. has ample oppor-
tunity to demonstrate her powers as
an actress and emphasize her flow-
er-like beauty. Jack liiulhall who
has the part of Fnrnsworih. the
bridegroom is splendidly cast.
In the fantasy the beautiful Jenn
La. Motte as "Lorelei" gives excuse
for the weakness of the sailors of
l'lysaes. Bo Klein gives a great
characterl on of “Neptune" and
'eight world famous fancy and high
di1lng champions gl1e a beautiful
display of aquatic skill in Neptune's
carnival.
SWIMMER TAKES
TO THE MOVIES
1 T0 KEEP FIT
Kahanomoku Has Role
I 11 Jack London’s
“Adventure” at the
Palace Theatre
Declaring that his entrance into
the motion picture field was for
physical culture purposes only. Duke
Kahanamoku. international ama-
teur swimming champion. vigorous-
ly denied that he has permanently
deserted the natatorial world for a.
movie career.
In the past year the famous Ha-
waiian has taken part in several
nim productions with considerable
success. His latest and most im-
portant role is that of a Hawaiian
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bodyguard in Victor Fleming's Par-
amount production of Jack Lon-
movlng picture directors would need ‘
I Another American
her, New York, is being called‘
Opera."
in which Tom Moore.
Starke, Wallace Berry and l’ia1mond
Hation ate featured.
It was his screen activities that
ga1e rise to the lulllOi that he:
might give up match swimming :1i-z
together in {11101 of motion pit-l
lures. The fact of the matter is.
how'e1e1 that his abandonment of'
tcmpornry.
“When the Olympic. gnmcs open
in Holland in 1926. ' «\plninctl l(11-.
hanamoku. ‘1 again hope to he one
of the participants in the swimming
e1ents. It is my ambition to lncak
a few more records. Already 1 am.
training for the national M'cnis'
which will take place in San i“l‘.'ll'l~l
clsco in April. It. is partly for thatl
reason that I lime entered inotioni
pictures. I find there is no hettnr‘
“Mary Pickfiord of Opera”
don's absoiblng st011'. "Ad1cnture, ", 11-111' to keep in trim than
Paulim [pail in photopiaya
girl is winning high rccogfltion as a slit
The latest Yankee soprano to score a success, Miss Suzanne
CD
‘The Mary Pickfoi-d of Grand
to take
which contain
nitult action.
"Take ‘Advonture' for example. in
11 single week during the filming of
this piotlmtlon. I took part in thrn 0
lights. paddled a canoe until 1111
:nms '11 lied and swam a four buli-
:(ii‘ell yard course four times under
(onditions that called for e1er1
the “atei for the sil1 er sheet is 1.111, oume of siwnsth 1 Possessed
‘ .\ll at these things tend to keep
111v swimming muscles limber and
to prmeni me iiom becoming soft ‘
And I must keep in perfect phyli~
cal condition if I am to establish
the new ietoitls on which I have
set my eye."
“.\1i1enturc" is being
the Palace theatre today.
shown at
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the best results.
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MUSIC and DANCING
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We specialize in clam-bakes. shore dimers. chicken dinners for
fraternal. political or business organisations.
Rooms by day. week or season.
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DINNER
SALLY SHOPS
FIRE SALE
WILL 'BE HELD AT
SALLY SHOP
Watch" the Papers for Date of Sale
RICH. TWE Ride ’Im Cowboy!
HAS MYSTERY
SCREEN STORY
Appears at Rialto To-i
_ day in Tale Full of.
Humor and Thrills—l
Good Cast
The Cut "The Mysterious Strang-
St."
Paul Leuge Richard Talmadge
Raoul Luau . Joseph Swickard
April Longs .. Carmelita Geraghty
Herman Bennett . . . . Lewis Sheldon
Helen Dresden .. Duane Thompson
The "butler" . James Hill
The "chauffeur" . . Robert Carleton
Arnold ....... .. Bert Biadiey ,
A new type of production for Rich-
ard Talmadge, which contains all
the elements which have made this
remarkable young our' sq pulsr
and yet which has more i c and
interest than is oustbmary with plo-
tureef'which feature stunts. will be
shown at the Rialtotoday. 11. is c.1-
led "The Mysterious Stranger." If
advice- from Hollywood are any
criterion. this production caused
something of a furore when pre-
viewed before the experts of the
film capital. It is an adaptation by
James Bell Smith. who has taken
such parts of Dr. Samuel Johnson's
famous old story. “The History of
Rauelu. Prince of Abyuina" and
has used them to splendid ethan-
tags on the screcn. There is much
in the work of the one-time dicta-
tor of English letters that makes
superb screen material. as "The Mys-
terious Stranger" proves conclusively
and the only surprising thing is that
little if any of it has ever been used
before.
Director Jack Nelson has develop-
ed the really excrutiating comedy
sequences with fine skill. and the at-
tempt of Dick to break into the in-
sane asylum. under the 1 impresison
that the wall surrounds the house
in which he so long lived away from
the world, is said to be one of the
funniest situations ever put on the
screen. An excellent cast is seen in
support.
Dresses
A small group of exclusive styles
in fine wash dresses. greatly re-
duced in price. to close. Some
are hand made and hand-em-
broidered. Come'eariy if in-
terested.
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SOUTH NIBWALK
VA Super-Saying Sale
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6 ” Cups
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6 ” Fruits
6 " Butters'
1 ” Platter
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as you see.
,takcn at Luna Park,N
Violet Berry, one time cham-
pion cowgirl, is raising her boy
to be a rider and roper.
boy, Glenn Hombrook,
three, is already taking lessons
from Rose Berlin, famed rider,
The photo was
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The
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' South Norwalk
good results.
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—Sentinel advertisements bring
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A crowr’ AT"
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“The Red Rider” to Be
Shown” S u n d a y——
“Up the Ladder” Is
Booked for Monday
“Greater Than a Crown" is the
feature picture which will be lhOWn
today only at. the Regent theatre.
The story of a. modern adventure
seeker. the picture stars Edmund
Lowe. “Greater Than A Crown'? is
based upon the famous novel "The
Lady From Longacre" written by
\‘ictor Tiridge.
Sunday evcning at the Regent. the.
feature picture will be "The lied
Rider" featuring Jack Hoxie. This
is a. thrilling western picture filled
with action and with an unusual
climax.
“Up The Ladder." a picturelbased
upon Owen lJa1is' sensational stage
success comes to the Regent Mon-
day for a two day run. The picture
is a starring vehicle for Virginia
\‘aiii who is supported by Forrest
Stanley, Margaret Livingston and
George F'awcett. It is the story of
a man who made good in the
world. but at cost to himself which
cannot be estimated.
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Saturday i.
. Richard Talmadge f'
”in...
“The Mysterious
Stranger” . .
and
“Sunken Silver” :ee.‘
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Sunday Evening
Betty Blythe
__in_. :-
“Folly of Vanity”
. Monday’ and Tuesday
Priscilla Dean
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“The Crimson .
Runner” . --~'
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JOB PRINTING ‘ "iv,
South Norwalk if "'
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Sale Will Open at;
Mark-Off Shoe Store
South Norwaiit, Conn.
42 South ”Main Street
7: no. lancer.
S. L. BENEDICT
IO DIWALI
Norwalk Chronicler