i F —_4‘II4I 4-12., REGENT Matinee and Night Wednesday, August 5th. Bargain: Matinee, entire orc. 75c, entire balc. 50c Night Prices . . . . . 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Plus Tax Boxes $1.00 Sale Monday Box Office. Mail Orders Now NOT A MOTION PICTURE THE most exams? ' ‘ PLAY even mom. a I 1- 'r ' . INTEN‘SE,THRILUNGJNIEREST . i n r '1 “royal A '1‘ R E Last Times Today THRILLING 2 YOU’LL SAY so: OMANCE and ad- venture in the un- .. tracked wastes — the greatest snow picturd ever screened! - ' AT 0W \ IROBERT FRAZER by CourtneyRo Cosme «I ad 1,, "Edam a. MAYER You’ll Be Thrilled David Est erson. Manager TDday and Tomorrow wanna mum. museum was ooue, DAVID BUTLER America‘s fatflite stars in a great Western roman’ce by America ‘s favorite. a. u t h o r. Produced by the. man who made “The T ll 11an er in g Herd" a n rl "The Border Legion." Atwatar Kent, Ware. Mole, Strombe r g - Carlton. Sleeper, Zenith. Denial." SEE. IT! Saturday Only RADIO STUDWELL PIANO 00. 68 North Main St. South Norwalk ' HE GETS THINGS DONE! That’s Essential Even in Artistic Career, Says Leo Carrillo, once Engineer and Cartoonist NEW YORK. July 29.—-"Moa' l wonderfulactora in world." exclalma old Sing Ling Foq, sitting in the dressing room of his master. Leo Carrillo, during the first act. i Ling has been the devoted valet of Carrillo ever since the actor's stage debut. But such unmodified enthusiasm is not for Carrillo's act. ing. The yellow man tans himself vigorously and studies with intently narrowed eyes a. small red-printed bill in strange characters. “What is that you are reading?" asks the visitor waiting for Carrillo. “Program of China theater down in Bowery." says Ling. “I go ever’ Sunday night. They wonderful. won- derful. You go. hey? You not under- stand. But I understand. They far better than actors here. " Carrillo comes in now to stop fur- ther comparisons between the Amer. lean and Chinese theaters. The old Chinese gets busy with the actor's change of costume while Carrillo talks. I For the first time in his career Carillo is playing the part of an old men. following in the footsteps of llichard Bennett as Tony in the Pul- itzer prize play. ”They Know What They Wanted" Out of his costume he appelrs as a husky. square-faced la go eyed American in his . early forties. with intellect and charm and the assurance that he is succeeding. Carrillo com s from a family which gets thin done. The first Carrillo in America was with the conquistndors of Cortes. On the Ital- ian side of the house was an Admiral izundini. Carrillo's father and grand. father were judges in California. And the actor tells you that one can do wh ver he wills. At t e very outset of his career nearly 20 years ago. L'srillo was walking on Broadway one night and saw the name of David Warfield in lights over a theater. “I intend to put ‘Leo Carrillo' up NOT EASY TO BEGDMESTAR IN MOVIES Claire Windsor Found Struggle Long and Hard—Is at the Re- gent Theatre Clnlro Windsor. who plays a tea. turcd role in "The White Desert." a Metro-Gdldwyn-Mayor directed by Reginald Barker. whic word “struggle", means. Even though she has a super- the work go far at Roion Pull‘il- hroduction Following thc first Wednesday that it hasn't. ruined in four weeks. the will be shown at the Regent. for the day brought increased numbers or last time today known what the excursions in tho. afternoon and. to witness the fire works at night. LEO canmuo ENTERTAIN BIG CROWDS DURING DAY AT ROTDN FirewOrks’ Dis 1) I a y Praised ’— Man Charters B u s F o r . Family and Friends Trsterday was the biggest day of The display last night was even abundance of beauty and much abil- hotter than those of previous works. 1 “3‘. it was a ion: hlrd "id I0? her since it is the plan of the manage-t from the time she entered pictures ment to make the Thursday night : until she became I 1984an woman. performances better each week, 1111-. i Miss Windsor was born in Caw- til they finally work up to a big kcr. Kansas. and educated at Wash- climax on Labor Day. burn College. When the family The special excursions yesterday moved to Seattle she decided to en- were those of Christ ChapCl. from tcr motion pictures. She registered Brooklyn. with 1,500 on the Taurus: as an “extra" in Hollywood and cited t out a starvation existence until she with a bus. the Washington Heights was finally recognized as an actress \Velfare League, and the Daughters of America. with Some of her well-known perform- 150 by bus. of ability. ances were in “Fools First." "The Strangers' Banquet." “The Eter- z nal Flame." "The Little Church and brought a whole coach full of Around the Corner" and “The relatives and neighbors to the park on an sll~day outing. O hc Women's ReliefICorps No. 118. with 330 by bus. One man from New York char- ercd it hits for himsoli and friends. Fingerprint system of indentifios- lion has been used in China since color of French oysters in due to a the Han dynasty (206 B. C. A. D. 26) pigment present in their food maa according to the home ministry. ' there some day." he told a. friend. The friend laughed. But when the actor came to town as the star -in "Lombardi, Ltd. " he could say. I“) told you so " Carrillo was trained for a clvlLen. glseer. he worked in various rail- road and bridge construction Jobs in the west ditd then gave “up to be. come an artist. For three or four years he was a cartoonist on a San Francisco pdper, at the same time going to art school. Then his friends amateur entertainer in imperious lions of Oriental. Mexican and Ital- ian characters. Soon he appeared in a den Francisco vaudeviUe bill. and since then his career has been on the stage. "All that knocking around was of tremendoug value to my acting." Carrillo tells you. "I came to know people. as indi- viduals and as crowds as one cannot learn' them in the theater. To play a Spaniard. one must be able not merely to say ‘Caramba‘ but he must know what is going on inside 'that character. One must act not only convincingly but appealingly. so that the minds of the audience be- come the playground of one's thoughts. "And in those years before I be- came an actor. I think I acquired a sort of virility of mind and body which have been useful. After all, however. it is not photographio knewledge. of life but a sense for what is called 'theater' which act- ually puts a. play over successfully." The actor goes back before the footilghts for the second act. "What is it. Ling. Which makes Mr. Carrillo a good actor?" the via. tor asks the old Chinarnaa. "Him smart." answers Ling. "Him tall: Wop language. ldim talk Chink. Him talk Jap. Hint tall: Spanish. Him lucky and always make money. win dam' good fellow." Research shows that the green terials. GODDNATURE 0F PROUI'Y GETS HIM MANY JOBS Has Humorous Part in “One Way Street,” Now at the Rialto Theatre J When they gave Jed Proutyhia b'““ to “u“ that I“ w" ‘ ““wemotions they left out the frown. In fact. Jed goes down into history as one mbn who has never been known to scowl or ealhiblt bad tern. per. Chubby and good natumdu-thst's how film directors-alas Prouty up. And that's why they cut him in humorous character roles such as the one he essays in "One Way Street." the First National feature at the Rialto today. But that's what he does best. On the stage he was a. singing come- dian. Now that he is in films. with no use for his voice. he Just cuts capers. Prouty was born in Bos- ton. but he doesn't blame that fact for his inability to play villains. lt directors ever demanded that of him he‘d simply have to retire. he admits. Ben Lyon and Anna Q. Nilsson are co- featured in "One Way Street" which was directed by John Franb cia Dillon. 4 Dresses A small group of exclusive styles In rise wash dresses. greatly "- duced in price. to close. Some are hand made and hand-em-I broidered. Come early if in- terested. The N. E. RYAN CO. 86 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NIBWAIAK. us'r Tums repay“ A drama of'love and littrigue! "16100:: camps? EARL FOXE “The Last Man On Earth” and Chapter Six “Sunken Silver”- opportunity. Opportunity only knocks once and now is your chance to take advanfige oi_ We are offering our large stock of high grade furniture at such II_ wonderfully low priceaI that every one who has purchased be: remarked bow reasonable we are sellihg our furniture. 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(he: a n ‘Iendeld lime) (Mafia south! 4 7 .J_¢h at Rallrosa Sides- ITiIeN.Y.,N.ll.&H.R.R.Ce Pictures during the day! At night they lived together! They were the bitter-est of enemies I, Such was the paradoxical situation bury. of Owen Moore and David Butler while on location in the Tonto Bas- in. Arizona. filming scenes for Wil— point "9 due tomorrow. liam K. Howard‘s production of: Zane Grey‘nlfll’l’inl‘ “0“91- “Code Club, and the Ossining with the Me- , 01 "19 West, WhICh is 3°" "~- the Call club. made up of employees of Palace. . t Throughout the picturization of the story. Macro and Butler were enemies. Rivals in love and business. who started for Canada yesterday they clashed on “"9"! Occasions \vitlyhis wife and sister. Betty le~ ""1 once they ”3““ “I " “"1th bert. has not been filled yet. but is fist fight. In the evening. however. being taken by substitutes from the the two made up, went into the cab- other concessions. in they both occupied together and at the Point to ma his many friend. good-bye yesterday morning. nursed each other's wounds. "Code of the West" is a story of the great open spaces of Arizona where cowboys are cavemen‘ and by Selma Lagerlof. great Swedish novelist. will be done for the screen “9"“ Featured in the “It are 0W0“ by Victor Seastrom under the title ‘ Moore, Constance Bennett. Mabel . Ballin. Charles Ogle and David But- will play the mad emperor. Metro will also make "Bardelys. the Mag- " niflcent." by "Avast. Y°' 11°! Fm" DW‘ Lawrence Btalllngs’ novel of the Fairbanks. hornplpint around his world war: “When W. Were Twen~ i’lsppers are scarcer than hen's ler. g studio. He‘s acquiring sea-legs. t '0? Yam ”‘3‘ "9°“ Q. 50" 01' mend in which Na: Goodwin starred Zorro. is finished, he is going to on the stage a. number of years ago: make "The Black Pirate." written ”The Garden of Eden .. a novel by The picture W111 b0 Max Brand. and "Tango." a. play by made entirely in color, if present John Baldeiston by himself. plans carry. Albert Parker who directed Doug in “Ariaona” and "The Knickerbocker will “wet "The Black Pirate." Buckaroo." within the last few years in the cul- . uvation of tobacchI tionery Publishers are due on the Favorite and also the Service Elec~ trio. and Gas company of New Jersey will arrive by bus. There will also be the regular Friday Ridgefield party. and the daily bus from Dan- . I O i Two boats seldom seen ft the ‘They are he Pocohantaa. with the Oak Leaf he McCall Publishing company. 0 0 D The place left by Charles Yarnell. Mr. Yarnell was "The Emperor of Portugallia." "The Tower of Lies." 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