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O O O O O 000.00.... ONLY 750 Down HOT WATER HEATER YOUR inROI! Balance Small Monthly Payments Conn. Light & Power Co. Norwalk Phone 3600 l The answer a wife seeks — , E i l | E I , E “The White E E Palace D.vid Ester-son Managing Director Today and Tomorrow House Peters with PATSY RUTH MILLER and a. brilliant cast in “Head Winds” from the popular novel by A. M. Sinclair Wilt His only fault was an iron will! the sea, culminating in the A monumental epic of most thrilling sea-wreck ever filmed. fleet is used. The entire Pacific TITLED WOMAN IN PICTURE AT RIALTD THEATRE Wife of Austrian Por- trait Painter H a 8 Role in “The Crim- son Runner” There's Austrian nobility of both the “reel" and the real \arirty in ”The Crimson Runner." Hunt Strom- berg's new Priscilla Dean feature. which is at the Rialto TheatI-r today, The "reel" kind is found in the characters portrayed by Ward Crane. James Neill and Charles H. Malice. while the real nobility may be dis- covered in the person of Ilsa do Lindt, a new screen personality who portrays the role of an Austrian Drin- cess in “The Crimson Runner." Miss do Lindt .is the wife of Ernst Linnenkamp. noted Austrian portrait painter. and is a member of one of Vienna's oldest titled families. She has been termed “the most beautiful woman in Europe" and has been the subject of many of her husband's most notable paintings. In "The Crimson Runer" she wears a neck- lace and bracelet which are personal gifts to her from the'late Czarina in appreciation of her loveliness Miss do Lindt happened to visit the studio with her husband at the time Hunt Stromherg was seeking an actress to play the part of the Aus- trian princess in this production. When he saw the visitor. he decided that she was just the young lady for the role. but as she had never ap- peared before a motion picture cani- era before. considerable persuasion was necessary before Miss do Lindt consented to play the part. Stromberg is highly enthusiastic over her performance in the picture. and insists that Miss do Lindt will make a genuine success in pictures if she should decide to continue a screen career. In addition to Miss do Lindt. Pris- cilla Dean’ s supporting cast in "The Crimson Runner" includes such fa- vpritea as: Ward Crane. Alan Hale. Mitchell Lewis. Taylor Holmes. James Neill. Charles H. Malles and Bernard Siege]. Tom Fox-man di- rooted. ; RELIEVES OUUGR LIKE MAGIC "FOLEY'S HONEY & TAR COM. POUND is the only cough medicine that ever gave me rellor. It works writes Mr. George Forse. 8766 Rige- low Blvd" Chicago. Ill. Contains no opiates. Good for old and young. 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Trixie Friganu Podopholous Bert Sprotto Buck Carson . . . . . . . . Mathew Beta The struggle with the elements that is portrayed so vividly in "The White Desert." which is coming to the Regent theatre tomorrow for a three day run. was encountered by the Reginald Barker company when they filmed the production. , Many of the hardships that are depicted in the picture. which is re- ported to be one of the most grip- ping screen dramas of the year. were actually experienced by the di- rector and his company. At the top of the Continental Divide in Color- ado where the picture was filmed the company faced death in the bits- zards of March. Barker reported that it was the most perilous under- taking ot his picture career. Claire Windsor is playing a lead- ing role. and according to advance information she has given one of her tinest portrayals in this produc- tion. I’ut O'Maliey ls..aaid to have made a definite bid to be credited with being one of the screen's great~ est actors as the result of his of- forts. Robert Fraser. Mathew Betx and Frank Currier are other mem- bers of the cast who have come in for quite 'a hit of favorable advance notice. Trixie Friganaa and Sniiz Edwards are contributing the com- edy relief in fine fashion. it is said. The story has for a theme the struggles of a railroad company to pierce the Rocky Mountains with a tunnel. An avalanche is started as the result of heavy blasts in the tun- nel and the camp and many of the men are swept away in the great flow of ice and snow that sweeps down the mountain. The struggle of the survivors to communicate with chilization is said to make one of the most dramatic and fascinating stories of the year. The scenario was written by L. Cl. Rigby from the popular "novel by Courtney Ryley Cooper and adapted by Monte bl. Katteriohn. Lew Lip- ton wrote the comedy relief. BY MISTAKE SHE MARRIED MAN SHE HATED Patsy Ruth Miller in Fine Predicament on Board Ship in “Head Winds” At sea alone with the man she "hates." a crew of Oriental; and her wits is the predicament of Patsy Ruth Miller. who plays opposite House Peters in “Head Winds." the Universal-Jewel feature at the Pal- ace today and tomorrow. To wake up one morning and iind yourself married to the man you "loath" is perhaps, in and of itelf a sorry enough predicament with- out going any further. But. Patri- cia Van Pelt. as played by Miss Mil- ler. awoke with the startling reali- zation that she was not only the wife of John Peter Rosalyn. no play- ed by House Peters. but was utterly helplese_ in the arms of the strong man of the sea and alone on a small yacht. manned exclusively by Ori- entals. headed for the open sea. Patricia resorted. in this in- stance. to woman‘s natural strength. the strength of her wit. which she exerted to the full. But when a man loves as John Peter Rosalyn loved Patricia Van Pelt. even the strong- est. will in the world cannot remain adamant and must respond. It iaan old law. “Head Winds." produced under the direction of Herbert Blacho. is adapted from the Saturday Evening Post story of the same name. by A. M. SinclalrWilt. It tells the story of a strong man's love for a head. strong. unthinking flapper. and of his fight, to win her from her shal- low self. A hurricane at see, that is ac- claimed to be the greatest storm ever filmed. is onlyone of the ire. mendous features of the production. The hurricane was filmed more "than a. hundred miles off the Cal- ifornia coast in weather than has hardly ever seen its equal for storms. The supporting cast is made up of such well-known favorites as An. thur Hoyt. William Austin, Richard Travers. Lydia Yeabana Titus. Togo Yamamato. George Rims and K. Nambu. F. s LYON goo PRINTING —aei-..nso‘ in the cerium for on best results gaaso Sea are. they call compete with the minute. often nil- croeeopio. animals and plants that live suspended in the watorw fer .. HELENE Finisurs no . Helene Dcnlson. id. a very charming and graceful dancer of the l’ioklno Ballet. has just completed a concert tour in the “net. BEN LYON HAS A QUICK RISE IN MOVIELAND Co-starred With Anna Q. Nilsson in “One Way Street”——At Ri- althomorrow THE CAST In “One Way Street" Bobby Austin' .......... Ben Lyon Lady Sylvia Hutton Anna Q. Nilsson Elizabeth Stuart ..... Marjorie Dew Sir Edward Hutton . Lumsden Here Kathleeen Lawrence Mona Kingsley John Stuart ...... Thomas Holding Lady Frances Thompson Dorothy Cumming Ben Lvon is knocking on the door of Stardom. In the ad lotion oi the novel. “One Way Street." which First National is bringing to the Rialto Theater screen tomorrow. Ben graduates from supporting roles and becomes a featured player. .. lie lb co-ieatured with Anna Q. Nilsson. Thursday and Friday. The rise 0: Lyon is a. sensational one .and comes as a reward for his work with Colleen Moore in her big starring vehicle. “So Big." Before entering motion pictures a few years ago. Ben was playing ju- venile roles on the stage. He had a leading part in the New York pre- sentation of "Seventeen." He sup- ported Jeanne Eagles in "The Won- derful Thing" in New York and on tour. In the course of his rise to fail.- tured rank in pictures he played in such successes as “Flaming Youth." "Painted People." "Potash and Perl- mutter." "The Heart at Maryland." "The White Moth." "Lily of the Dust" and "Wages of Virtue." ............ Sea Horse a Wonder. The most peculiar looking of all the species of the weed fauna to title doubtedly the sea horse. which. while really belonging to the coast regions. is occasionally found in the Sargasso Sea. It derives its name from the strik- ing manner in which its horse-like head ,is attached to its neckollke trunk. the outline of the body thus giving it the silhouette of the head and neck of a horse. In addition to the internal skele- ton. says Nature Magnine. the sea horse is equipped with a hinged. horny. external shell. which rosem- bles the coat of arms of a knight of the middle ages. .I This animal is the only fish with a. prehenslla, and i'lnleas tell. which it can grasp and cling to the stalks of the weed. on which it perches in an upright position. It in poor swimmer; with the aid of its single dorsal find. which is put into a rapid waving motion like a lady's fan. it is able to shift short distances from one support to anoth- or. The coloration and the protuber- ances on its body resemble its sur- roundings. supplying means by which it is able to elude its enemies. The eggs are placed by the female in a brood pouch on the ventral side of the body of the male. whore they are carried until they are hatched. Diversified and numerous as the larger animals and plants of the Sar- to no way mama odors microscopic research has shown that naioellolor plants and with - lIFE GUARDS MAY ENTEREONG DISTANCE SWIM First District Volun- teer Firemen Give Dance at Roton Pa- vilion This Evening of the U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps at the Point were given a treat Sunday when Walter Paterson and "As" Mat-Pee. long distance swimmers. arrived at the beach from Bridgeport. Paterson. who came in third in the Cross-the~Sound swim lust sum- mer. swam the distance from the Penneld Lodge Light to Roton Point. while MacFee. who is recovering from a. recent illness. covered the course in a rowboat. They left the boat at the Point and will come down and make the trip back next Sunday. Raterson will enter the long distance swim in bldflald Light. L. 1., to Seaside Park. on August. 18. I. e Notice of this meet with applicau tion blanks were received yesterday at the Roton Point Life Saving Sta- tion. Many ‘of the members and swimmers at the beach are intoreat- ed in the event, but no one has as yet decided to enter the race. The swim. held under the auspices of the Bridgeport Board of Recreation and Swimming. will be about 18 1-3 miles long. There will be silver cups for all who finish. and additional prises for the winners. The Roton Point Guards “'Ol’d be interested to see some of their friends compete in the event. It was won last year by Paul Zegger. Olympic champion. who hung up a record of nine hours and 34 minutes. Norman Wigglesworth. Compo Beach Guard. came in second in the race. 0 O 0 There were no excursions booked at the park yesterday. The Belle Island docked as scheduled. but with a small crowd.. O O I Today the excursions at the Point are the Summerneld and Grace Methodist Episcopal Sunday schools and the South Safem Community picnic. The former party arrived on the Sirius. I O O ‘ ,‘l'lio First district Volunteer Fire- men‘s Frolic will be held at the dance pavillion this evening. Volk'a nine-piece Orchestra. the American Band and fireworks are on the pro- gram. The dance will be informal. The weather today indicates a rec- ord turnout. Howard Wood of the beach stand was off duty last night and his place was taken by Paul Donovan. O I 0 Albert DiAngelis journeyed ‘to New Haven to look over the concus- sions at Savin Rock yesterday. 0 I 0 Charles Arylisa. on the mid-way thundation. had his weekly night on yesterday. minuta simple animals are so abun- dant and prolific in the seas that they stagger imagination. These diminutive animals and plants. together with the eggs and larvae of fish, and small. often trans. Want. shrimps and mollusks. thhi live suspended in the water. have been given the collective name of plankton- »- ' ' ‘ .ceaafnily br flag a popular stage The many swimmers and members “UP THE LADDER” scram VERSION or STAGE PLAY Pl'ctui'e at Regent To- . . day Is Story of Hus- band Who in Pros- perity Neglects Wife A’nother s riking instance of auc- play to. the screen without lessen- ing Its dramatic flavor is vividly il- lustrated in Virginia Valli's latest starring vehicle. “Up the Ladder." the Universal-level feature which will be shown today at the Regent. "Up the Ladder." is the adaption of Owen Davis' popular molodrr mo of the same name and tells the story of an unselfish woman who undergoes self denial in order that she may .successfully boost her husband. an inventor. to the heights of fame and power. Parallel with the main theme of the story. and vital to the action of the play. is the splendid pictorial reproduction of a practical tole- vlsienphone. an “apparatus which makes it possible for one to actu- ally see the person to whom one is speaking over the telephone. In injecting the novel invention \ e ' Rialto, near turns sonar Priscilla Dean -—in- “The ’Crimson ’ Runner” Viv ! will preside at the P 's Arodeo, August II. 8 , . world famous voice, but with a .- Wsdnesdey, Thursday, hide}; Anna Q. Nilsson . and Ben Lyon —in.— F’s ' ONl‘ “" Siw Rigs Mine. Sehuflnn-Halnk; divs, Peels ‘ will! sound the keynote, not tit-her sixeshootcr. Sh’o is practising now for the Icvwoinan role. become t e subject of discussions in scientific circles. ‘ Forrest Stanley. as the husband- invsntor. perfects his Television- phono but finds that lie is unable to launch his invention onto the market because certain commercial Murde hrpnd his service as imprac- tical. Hie sweetheart later his wife. as played by Miss Valli. comes to his aid and the invention is placed on the market. causing a. furore in scientific circles and bringing wealth to its inventor. Once "Up the Ladder." the inven- torvhuaband neglects and acorns the woman who so nobly stood by him in his days of struggle and to whom he owes all his success. _____._____._ Trill Marriage. TKE DAUGHTER: What ll 8 "trial" marriage. mother? HER MOTHER; Mine! Excursion to New York Round Trip Fare From South Norwalk 31.00 Sunday August 2nd I Train L‘v. South Norwalk 7:30 a. In. Due New York 8:40 a. as. Return! . Lv. New York 7:30 p. m. Ilia South Norwalk 8:40 p. In. there a Standard The) Lina-'3 ans. a mm a Retirees 5m... into the picture. Edward Slenian. . 1’ who directed the film. did in no . —‘ wise rely on a fictitious machine Phone G EH EB E , S Prompt “used for movie purposes." 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