extra in pictures here.
HOLLYWOOD 59!" l2-‘-“'llelel 301' Harry Williamsoi' New Orleans.
i esterdal. r p Marguerite Clark. once as noted
in the illm world as Mary l’ickiord.
and Mary Charleston. star of the old
are the famous mono stars or 108- Many, 01108 Famous, NOW Struggle on In Poverty and Obscurity—~The Road to MOVIE Fame 183 and the latter married Henry 15. ‘
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1 - . 1 ~ ~ 1 THE EVENFNG SENTINEL—SO NORWALK. CONN
EMHF01 S .3 up the tlghtand ts wot-hing as an 1
Vitagraph company. now are happi- !
ly married. The former is the wife 3
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tel-day? r Walthull the actor '
0.... m. 0, m9... m Difficult and the Fall From the Pinnacle Urushiug~fhey Never Come Back A itch found More happiness 111'
there More Ilckt‘ords. Fairbanks. 3 .. ' " l 5‘ . my home than 1 ever Rould have
(ilshesfl Tullliildglfi and Buansuns ‘ ‘ tuund in the vain glory of seeking
But now their names hint of [lawn personal fame.” says Mrs. Walthall. ‘
ghosts Ha) incss liver thin
A 11.2w are happily married. some ‘ And hit-{LDWllllums Tires?
lmvo sought seclusion at the cor- "We are happy and that means
here 01' the earth, others still strug- everything in the world."
3 gle atlthat which has slipped from Years ago Ella Hall was the
t them {prover—youth and fame. Sev- "child wonder of the movie lots."
. 3i oral have dropped from riches to he deserted the screen to ‘marry
poverty. 1Emor
3 ‘ 3 y Johnson. a director. She
3 l‘he} public had no Othc1 mmie became the mother of three chil-
star before it litteen years 1180 EA- dron and alter tame, came to her
cent Florence Turner.
1 lorcm-c Turner husband, he‘doserted her. accordirw
to her divorce complaint at Los An-
But now the ilim gloxy that once geles . .
“us lltl‘fl has faded with the test I.
or her forgotten lvlmlred—Marguer- a 3:11;" 5:33;;goafiggegggeritong
tto Clark. Gene Gauntler. Florence as thduxh some suit of obscurity"
Lawrence. “Airy Charleson, Elle. had drowned her "Only recently
1111,.“ Marie Walcamp. Mabel Trun- was the wistful Mray round llvin
mile. ‘Mm-y 1‘ ullor, Helen Holmes. in seclusion with her mother in E.
Lottie llriscoo and countless others. Washington D C suburb
hils‘s Turner is back at the scene “I ran away'tro'm it all. because
of her early triumphs. but not as a. I thought I had gone as ' tar as 1
star. the goes from studio to studio could " she says '
sookirlg employment, but only now . H I T
and then (ices she get work even Mabel lrunneiie, another lay-gone
luminary. is now Mrs. Herbei‘t~l’rlor.
’Phone 31008 3 Norwalk, ,Comrt.~
Watch the Red Line
The HOSPITAL DRIVE opens Tuesday-
5 BOSTON STORE
It will be the duty of every good citizen
of Norwalk to subscribe His Or Her share to '
the $80, 000 drive for the Mary E. Bedford
Nurses’ Home.
The City has been divided into 37 districts,
each under the command of a Captain, Lieu-
tenants under them will call at your door. 3
Receive them courteously, listen to what they .3»
have to say and GIVE! . “‘
The Hospital needs your help! You can 33' "
never tell when you may need the Hospital and
the New Nurses’ Home will make it 100 per
cent efficient. .
On the Boston Store Building will be erect- 1
ussalild‘ iixgtzilll 1:037:50 algaTIBIB she wife of an actor. ' ' ‘ ;
“m m Europe because of poo, , “$3132“? ":23“:ng “23:33; ed a large Thermometer with a RED LINE, 1
. C 1.5.
1152113313“ 1331.3”? thie;af‘¥t"w§2 . - 3 3 0,50 .. . mm the abyss of obscurity. which will show the progress of the Drive ,
Wm AU MW 0. mmm‘me . 3 -. 3 3 3 3 _ ' . MAD/5‘0” 3. ' ‘. . “”1“". “N ‘h" ”3‘ °‘ ”1°“ "a" from the $1, 000 mark to the $80, 000 mark. E1
folloWed until M i D 3 1 3d .. . . ._ . . _ or yestetdsy who thrilled .the hearts . ED LINE 1
ar on av es ra BL ' ' ' " ‘ 0! men, women and children-Dor- ' Watch and help advance the R 3
othy Bernard, Alice Hoillster. aMr-
ion Leonard, May Hotaling, Edith
Storey. Magic. Walcamp. Billie
a fund to reliete her destitute con-
ditlon.
"For eight years I have fought
over the Top.
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$1.1“HEARTS-ii.“ERRED...2‘3? noes/11c: , , .. » . - . .. » 1 "nodes. Franceua B"1mm Ens . THE BOSTON STORE. »
body‘ wants me I guess I’m LAWPEM “ ' . N ‘ “MM-‘7 Claire Anderson. Dolores , . '
throttgh."' ' 1.‘ 3‘ .- _ ,_ ' 3 ‘; (Zaslneilie. May Buckley. Maude
G03“: Gaunticr. once known . . Lelaly.guanitaHDai‘morefi. Pearl‘iin- WWW ‘3 3
around the world as a. star of the do 111'. rm aw ey. reue ar- M “'
ileid. llelcn Holmes, Cleo Madison. .
old Kalem company, now lives in
seclusion at Stockholm. Sweden.
Winifred Westover.
The list of the forgotten, forget.
She, too, tried to come back. but '
found conditions-in the industry so mc-nots ‘5 endless. . 1 m.“
clmnjged she could not succeed. For And even dub the list Brows long- , IVE mt
awhile she tried reporting on the or. THE NU ' a}?
Kansas City Post. but domestic
troubles and the longing for the old
filmdife caused her to seek content-
. ment in Europe.
\Vhen Mary Pickford was just
starting in the movies, Florence
iawrence was enjoying world~wide
populatity
1 Her Face Mar-red"
Miss Lawm'nces career as a star
woslabruptly terminated eight years
Tobacco Crop 1n :
eSda Se tember 15th
Conn. Valley Goodt Begins T“ y’ P
‘VAKFT‘IJfW 'tiass..389pt.312—-l L US all be ready for the solicitors when they call
(AP). The. Connecticut valley lms‘ ze
had one oi the best tobacco crops
'ln several years. both as to qual-
ity andquantlty, the New England
(ii-op Reporting Service stated 10-3 ON“ E ‘VO 0D
day. The average yield per acre I [4
and prospective quality of leaf in»
“- iig‘OCWl‘lCn her face was badly burned h 3 1 ti H I Sh
‘ in escaping from a burning bund- » the t rec mu n varc es. avnna ‘ . a -
“P1 MAE? CHAPzgsoa WIN/FRED tram/Ere '2‘" “m" m“ “d ”m“ mi" The Home Of Better Des
All the skill of specialists could were, ””0”“ ”'5 excellent. Byt e WALK, GONE”;
notlrestore her 1°“ beauty and the I first of this month about 88 per cent 122 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NOR 5.3,,
. loss or her cinema fame was lnevi- of each variety had 80!“! ““0 the
; mmm , Howmm she refuses to gm - . A 1111: w or THE FAMOUS FILM STARS 0F YESTERDAY Now .11 .uosr 1 NK.\'O“N IN THE SCREEN “0111.11. hm, under favorable conditions.
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