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THE. EVENING SEW NORWALK 66% V . .
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hearse from cheering-him "Grand-
mll's Boy" is s "Freohir" now. Her.
old Lloyd opened his tour-day en-
deenlent this afternoon at the Rial-
to Theater in "The Freshman.” "He
played on the football team and
made a filing trickle.“ Thus Harold.
Speedy and Spender. goat of the col-
lnng, watcrhoy {or the team. had read
lhow heroes are made! And he want.
ed to be u hero. Then his chance
Pilmi“. The last resort of a distract-
ml coach. It was do or die. tor old
man time and his scythe on the whet-
stono. and Harold made his dying
lilEATRE NOTES
Ar rum PALACE.
"Vaudeville acts win {swan—Farrell
Jul—Taylor particularly good.
Regent 69’ Palace
David Esterson. Managing Director
LAST TIMI! TODAY
5 —— Class —- 5
VAWE ACTS
Today, Thursday, Friday
“SlEGE”
yrs. Ferrell-Taylor Trio uhich
time the \audelllls bill at the
theater is making friends
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time the act is played in the
W... with i
.i ‘ Heels in the air. His heart beot- . . . . __
ill '19 h" won encore after ”new" “18 “k0 a trlbhammcr and nothing Vlrglnla v3“! Md ‘ m“ '. ; . . V
l e act Will be shown '0’ ”‘9 1"“ but '1‘. N. 'I'. and a can opener could Eugene O’Brien Paramount m“ ‘ l
.' pres today: a. complete change in
d shudwlllo bill going into meet to-
narrow
.Vln addition to the trio. the O Brien
ll ers appear on Hawaiian Singing
d Dancing sci. Besides there are
ll three others first class skits and
ORetchee. The feature picture on
have cut him loose from the big
bruiser With the bell.
AT THE REGENT
Virginia ‘Vfllll has big part in
“Spec.” showing Raddy and
*‘MARRY ME.”
witthiorencc' Vidor
and Edward Horton
THUR8., 331.. SAT.
a picture you should see
From the novel by.
Samuel Hopkins Adams
ADDED ATTRAOTION
3— PERFORMANCES DAILY— 3
2:15 - 7 - AND —- 9
6 bill is the amusing force ‘Mlu-ry tomorrow.
i " curring Florence Vidor and .-——.- ‘ L ARRY SEMON 003M v‘udm M.
: w‘ud Horton. Patrons oi the Regent theater R And flu Plow,"
.- With the new hUl for the last of have n rcsl treat in store for them. _._ in __ 6‘ V V 9
the week. the picture “My Lady's "Siege," the picture based upon the “ ' . ” MY LADIES
VLips" will be shown. This is a ihril- wonderful story which was serializ- The Cloud Hopper LIPS”
ed in Collier's by Samuel Hopkins
ling melo-drama and love story.
Adams is being shown at the theo-
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i: AT THE RIALTO.
fir. Harold Lloyd Makes Big Hit in
. "Tim lib-salmon."
.; ., Gorgeous comedy. riotous fun.
thrill! that will run an icy linger up
your spine gpd a. tear or two. all to
, leave you limp rrom laughing and
owns GORDON. beautiful
dapper. marries DICK GREG
ORV. a struggling lawyer. Her
idea of marriage is tun and line
clothes. . . but no work or
children. She pitles her friend,
LOLA ROUGH. who has three
babies and does her own house-
Laler Dick lets the maid go. be-
cause he can‘t short] to keep
one. Gloria has swamped him
with debts tor her clothes and a
new automobile.
She becomes inistuated with
STANLEY WAYBUBN. on so
tor. Be and Gloria with MAY
SEYMOUR and Jill! CAREWE.
make a Jolly'ioursome.
Dick has pneumonia and al-
mot died. When he recovers,
133. JOHN hormone. husband
of the dighty May. sends him
away for a long rest. Gloria re-
fuses to go along. because Dick's
mother. who she hates. is going.
Warhol-u leaves town to take
a job on the New York stage.
his leading woman. Then Gloria
trys to get a place as a chorus
girl. but tails.
When she comes home Dick
hkl her law the house. but not
as his wile. One night while he :2; ‘ .. . .. ‘ .
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:fibshg. Nglgfzgzegag: :Where is Mr. Gregoryz She asked, tummy to MISS well as Dick Gregory does!" “Mercenary Mary” Printed cloth with all-over floral. WIATER Ib COMIKG
goes to MOTHER GREGORY to Brlggs. . ' ' ° design on blue. "we and Let Us Tune Your Motor , l' ~
ggugu‘m 3'5"; "It?“ ”I: expect Dick, tthAlllke youwbackghvgiwt’l; :gghgfimfidogn‘: u‘coagnkzulg: ”futufifggl,:“:£::‘: "$33. Ray stsnsugh's green grounds. To Insure .Easy Starting COlillilal triple!
W A'm' Miss open arms. on yo v: n r time today." she said. "He 1 ‘ e ' . -m-
ou him you love another man? am stayed home with toothache. so 1 .Syuoopated Orchestra Sale Price $2.95 15 your battery In good . P"OWAY'I'OI‘T
' (NOW 60 ON WITH THE STORY)
6‘ DON'T believe for a single sec-
ond that Dick was out half
the night with Sue Briggs
or any other woman!" MothePGreg
Very said with spirit. "I'd have to see
that. with my own eyes to believe
it.'" .
“Well. then. where was be until
two or three o'clock lest night'I—No
, place where he had any business to
' be!" Gloria cried. “He certainly
' wasn't working until then! . . .
~ Don't try to tell me that!"
Mother Gregory's dne black eyes
dashed.
“Why don‘t you ask him where he
was?" she asked quietly.
Gloria lsughed unpleasantly.
~""1'ilsts just it! He didn‘t give me
a chance to ask him anything!" she
= answered “He sneaked sway thil , on m Gloria rushed out into the hall for , . ' . .
j naming N10“ 1:701“ ‘19-" 1mg": you see the morning par help. A nurse in nation was run- 3"?“ :“tdflng' mtfidl'nfifid; THAT mm MAY SI EEP. r . . many 3 last )‘031‘ S 0119- C01-
'« M’ ’°°’ “M ”m" G”‘°"" pen" she asked ““33 “Mu” 1"" “mow ” a? :1“! '13: “it; 5" red'ii PHILADELPHIA. Sept—There Eat " I» ' ‘ 'lars and frills “ltiacllell in 7117r .V
3:31.; :Orllts t 31:31. 13:31:; :3; With a great effort. Glorla shook Dr. 1:101:31 "llOII" “Prhtsaid a mum gin“ with, Jilin-“I used will be no excuse hereafter for A‘M flan-Lil! 1. li - ‘ '1 '1 , 3 3333“?” FRY ‘u'i SELY
‘.l ‘ her M Her thoughts new to " ou' otter go.’ I e to lo ..‘ ,. . J, “ate, lgl cream, (men (1 lists .. if “i.
or u it Don't u k ow b to wonder why he didn’t. keeping a barking dog that keeps . .23.
yo r M yo :1 y May. What terrible trouble was ”I. '1‘ over her shoulder. “ she .m‘ “Oh. he cared. all right enough!” all the neighbors awake at night. W I". Relief ““11 lacy edges. ’P'JP C l-tAbE.__ V*.
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thi time what sort of man Dick is?
”‘ orie. shook her head.
"I certainly don't!" she said. “i
thought 1 did once. But Dick's
changed so. lately Hes getting to
\ be a regular crossword punle. I
can't make him out. What do you
uphill. he did the night 1 came
Vholno from New York?"
"l'ellme.’
."He put me out of our room!"
Giorid said. "He moved all my
things into the spare room. He
3 doesn‘t want me tor his wife any
i more. 1 supplies. And that was his
Rgg tulle way at break!“ the news to
ml!
Mother Gregory knitted her brows.
"My door.” she said. "How did cornln here when it happened last night
g. She ran to catch it. u
; Ell: m... to {0-3.3': 30:30: Oh, it wouldn't be m“ There . I I” alone with May. :fififid galliogfigrin. :sf Smoked ShOllldel'S .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210 lb EXCURSION to pumhase modem pmmmm
”he. must be lame mints-k0! Things In“ ' ' ’ mm m. together ... rep. my. Puritan Skinned Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . 330 lb. Zgng'inzslerl‘élmyc’“? be “I‘m”!
‘ 1 $3 0 our L larger
around town that you went there
. 'V withthusctorofycnrs..,What
was his name? Westdeld? Wake-
acid?"
‘Weyburnr Gloria helped her out.
9'But I didn't go to New York with
him. Hewenttwoweeksboflorel
.. “I“ did WWW but m" h m 1 ha e ed to flushed and her. e w an u
did. ‘ just by chance that W n . yes are e . and Storm Ki M l l
w ... m .. mu- .. .. '“"“ ' ' r m .. "- W" “W“ m M“ . Schultze’s Samtar Markets "‘ " " -
um“. W 0mm "m. But May was a. butterfly crushed and the baby had the colic. I knew “Well.” Gloria said. you don't - V y 55 0 Round The Nash Ra (l
V , M m .3 ready to a, "No... on the wheel when Gloria saw berth. max-um» would be closed atloo look as is you'd worked halt the ' ' ~ IV Trip’ ymo“
' ' m '3' N ‘ ‘23:" “$3333; mt Jun. mfg”? . - mhghlhinfiofl‘ill‘ .311?!“ “ludidn't” sun Briggs answered _Wssllington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwall 5‘02? Lam o 35 A‘ H & Dean ( 0.
Gregory'seysseo see ' ' ’ 1 six now 0 l i '
an in with in fee turned to demurely. "Mr. Gregory sent me n sac a 2 Flax 811] Road
his term mu y or o Lola paused for a moment. She hm. u m m ‘ "b. a“ m, 89 and 43 Main Street. Nor-walk Golden’ 3 (lost. Store, “Boost the
u “Yes.” she whispered. Her lips
coloured.
The
been waiting for Virginia Valli
get a. part in‘which she could shine
as she did in “The Storm.” She has
found it in “Siege."
THE STORY 80 EAR: l
tre today. Thursday and Friday.
For a long time. movie fans have
to
The picture was directed by Svend
Csdc.'the famous Swedish producer.
Virginia
H. Turner, Kingsley Benedict
3...... ©1925"
"1 don't love Stan Wayburn." Glo~
rla altswered sullenly.
“You don't love Dick, that's sure!"
Dick's mother said.
“And he doesn't love me!" Gloria
came back at her. “It he did he
wouldn't leave me alone in the house
all night to be frightened to death!
. . .. He doesn't carols darn for me
any more!"
“I hope he doesn't. Gloria."
Mother Gregory said solemnly. “I'd
hate his marriage to wind up the
way poor John Seymour's did. last
night."
“Dr. John!" Gloria cried. "Why.
what's happened to Dr. John?"
A curious. cold tear seemed to
take ‘hold or her heart . . . to
squeeze it. She could hardly breaths.
Mother Gregor-ya voice seemed too
come from a long way elf. when she
in? What had happened to Dr.
John?
“He shot himself." Mother Greg
cry said. There was a long silence.
Then Mrs. Gregory arose and called
down the stairs to Maggie. >
Maggie. bring up the paper.
please?" she asked. In a minute
abs came back into the room, shak-
ing out the rustling sheet.
“Dr. John Seymour . .. .-” she
began to read. But Gloria stopped
her.
"No. no," she said. “Don't read it!
i must go to May! She hasn’t any-
body but me. . ‘. -.”
mho ran down the stairs, and out
the street. A trolley cs: was
that didn't happen in this warm.
sunny world with its blue sky and its
June roses everywherel
And that it should happen to May
or all people! (motels. some
May. who was like a yellow butterfly
the wall in her darkened bed-
room. She made no sound at
all when Sarah. the old laundrees.
over her. "I'm so sorry. . J ."
Msy didn‘t answer. She lay me-
unless in her nucleus pink silk
"Don't cry.'desr." she murmured
There were tears in.iler own eyes.
But May was not crying. The
taco that she turned to Gloria. at
last. was hard and white sailint.
“I killed him." she said dully.
2‘You know that. don't you? Just as
surely as it I'd hold the gunl"
“Hush. dear." Gloria begged.
"You don't know what you're say-
mg."
May mode a noise in her throat
that was halfway between a. sob and
a laugh-4 terrible sound.
“I killed him!" she said again.
clearly. “Jim Cuewe . . ._“
Her voice broke on the name. She
suddenly brust into a storm or fright-
tul ache, and threw herself back on
the bed, waving her arms like a
erased woman She tore at her
hair.
into May's roam.
Sinking all over. Gloria hurried
downstairs.
Lola Bough came out of Dr.
John's little omce back or the din-
ing~room. She had on a. bungalow
apron. snd she looked as it she had
been crying.
"Hello. Gloria." she said quietly.
"What's happened up there?" She
jerked her head toriud the sound
door.
“May‘s crying. that's all." Gloria
answered. “Lois. how did this thing
happen? Do you know?"
Lola. looked at her steadily for a
minute with her moist blue eyes.
”Yes. I do.” she said. "I as
man sat down weakly on the
J hall seat. “How terrible for
you!" she gasped.
But Lola shook her head. "No."
she mid. "I was glad May wasn't
here alone with—him. And it was p
wet bar dry lips with her tongue and
went on. “As I came up the street.”
I saw Jim Gauwe's par losvingtbe
Eugene O’Brien is also starred with
Others who teke port in
the picture are: New Alden. Marc
MacDermott. Beatrice Burnllsm, W.
and
ts ,
Spottiswoods Aitltsn.
ture "The Cloud Hopper"
ing that every iunny
Hemon is also on the bill.
Nun SERViOB INC;
Dr. John's odlco. Ilooked in. . . .'
“And was be dead when you
looked?" asked Gloria. shocked to
her linger ends.
“Stone dead." Lois answered. “I
«lied the police. and then I thought
we ought to have Dr. John's lawyer.
So I phoned Dick. "
"How did you know lie was at his
allies?" Gloria asked sharply.
cities. and got him. He came right
over."
So this was where Dick had been!
All of the time when Gloria had pic.
tuned him with Susan Briggs. either
in his calico or walking home with
her under the stars!
. “Our phone didn't ring last night
at all." Gloria sold. presently. ”snd
it wasn't out or order. because i was
alking to May at ball past nine. or
so . . .1ust before she went out
, with Jim. i suppose. . . . on. I'll
bet the burglar cut the wires!"
Lola's blue eyes showed theill
whites with surprise.
“Now, don't tell me you had burp
lars last night!” she cried.
"We certainly did!" Gloria replied.
death, because i didn't know where
he was!"
Lois smiled bitterly. “I guess you
don't have to do much worrying
about where Dick is at night!" she
left him in charge oi the kids for I.
while. The baby's tummy echo is
gone. and he was asleep when I
left. But the twins'll keep Bill
busy. . . . He‘ll get a taste of my
Job and its Joys!"
But there was no laughter in Glo~
rle. that morning.
”Lois." she said. shuddering. "wa
do you suppose Dr. John did this
terrible thing?"
~ ”Why. because of Jim Grows. or
course!" she rapped out. "He knew
May was crazy about Jim. He'd for-
hidden her to see Jim. But you
know May. . . . She does as she
pleases. And I suppose Dr. John eat
here alone tor hoursiaet night. brood-
ing..untll he inst didn't know whet
he was doing. That's the way l’ve
figured it out. any way!"
“Yes. but to kill himself! He must
his answered. "but you never can
tell what those quiet men are think-
ing about. They bottle everythinl
up inside themselves '. . . until
they do something like thiel"
Out in the cheerful. sunny street
again. Gloris thought over what
Lola but said about Dr. John.
. . .~ Dick was the quiet kind of
man. tool The kind or man who
bottled up everything within him-
seltl. . . Gloria wondered it he .
bad breaded about her. so Dr. John
must have brooded over May for
long months. The thought almost
took her breath away.
She would go to Dick new. and beg
him to let hygoues be bygonesl She
when he humbled i: he touched her.
‘Dut the sight or Miss Briggs sit-
ting at her desk in Dick's odice
shook Gloria's confidence in herself
a little. Miss Briggs was actual?
rettytodayl . . . Her cheeks'were
Gloria opened the door at Dick‘s
private one. and looked in. It was
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