a?
l
3am»,
ls.
fill! Omit! l0 FAR: "-
lid! Wines.” 'V,
,W. moons-ermW
"limitless-climatic”
‘ not: use use «news. so
turns to in: holes sow-lions
' net’s sheenes. 0
’ Shoooeissisteoeellsllttephs
heme st her ism. mun
omens. sss omens. his
wits. She tells them how'the
ogiysioqoinorsssililstsi
lowed her washes. And so
she hes insds up her mind to go
to Europe where' no one will
know her. . l
' She turns over her house to
persons is. ronosrl. s
weslthy widower. to sell tor her.
And she begs Dish to soil It.
sterile end bonds for whstsser
they will bring. All she white. "
silo sen, is enough money to
dress the part oi s rich widow
for s iew months." thetshe esn
“lend" s rich misuse. ..
a week lstsr.‘with steel in her
”mosses!” goes to Missile
guy lords rest before selling.
There she meets s divorcee. 0A!!-
LO'l'l'A momma. end her
two friends. mom WAT"
ERBUBY. end DAN moons.
One night the tour outsells go
to ADOREE'S little supper club.
bley drops her her end her
greet roll of hills fol out.
Waterbury odors to take csre ot
it for her. but Mey telnet! to let
hiiil.
She buys herseli some lseeinst.
lug new clothes", suitsble for her
role of Wistlul Widow. end 9
o
hem flops over like
"Hush !
ells figures, when . ”in hes flounder!"
money, We test u well to over-
look sny tsuits he mey luvs!
.iNOWGOONWl’l‘HmB‘I'ORI)
. HE took‘ another long look st
Her-by, end s. shudder of dis
taste. run through her. He
tanked almost elderly in that bathing
suit. "
“He‘s Iforty-dve ,end I'm twenty-
seven ." she figured. "Alinost twenty
.l. rears dldeiencel"
"4'" ' But whet new more diflerence
in years? Money wee the thing thst'
mattered. . . . And Herby with his
town house end his country eststs
end hisbglobe trotting carbiniy hsd
, it! Anybody could. h'sve s mum
time with plenty of money ." . {.1
even hisy married to December!
"And ’1 col-ism: on: going to
4 mtt'yhim . . .mi-hymotbsoein-
NE!" my thought with soul-mils-
tion. “do watch my dust!” '
_ Then she sighed. my well it that
yell the handsome young fellows. lies
the lite-sever. who pstrolled uni
pooch, were soon And oil the mic- -
d1e-uedmen with'psuncheswsrsths m . “mm.“ sir shout hiin
ones who had the money? It seemed
sounteirtosgirl...’ .
hhe 1unlped up room the send end
shook herselt. ."Oolne emulate." she
«lied to aprsgue who wss swhnmlng
in towsrd shore. "I'll rece‘yon out
to the ropes!" ‘ , ‘
Spregue beat her ll! the length of
its. LYON:
ion PRINTING _.
towsrd the dietent bench.
dsr through the em v,
"Coins hither!" 0
side. sppsremly w.
gloom. .
“Wonder what. they're
his head toward them. J
Wu.” Mil-y told hi!
YOu’re Carlotts's property."
“Yesh. she think:
W." Den snswers sulkily.
”I! went on.
pretty one.” he contessed gsyly,
her time crying!"
ently.
on. she wee nil-ling Den 8mm
more sud more “elective. ' a
‘ We]? be turned
them-is mention his. to wine-
.sll-im t hm thst her
pisses wssto“"hhd"auby,m
he stood tor . . money, mum,
end the condos 0 panties at s
l
i . ...
Win for their servicosbili-
in For caller and cliffs, trim
many models. . ' ‘
these costs will sppesl‘ to
youngsters and likewise to
Don swam after her; Together they
erased the glistening bench toward
Herby end Carlotta who sat side by
rpm in deep
"0r psrhsps she doesn't mind it."
"atoll me, do,
make love to every girl you Inse’to?”n
Key's theth on: s WIMP with s
little song. "i'hst'h Just how 1 bed
you lined up." ehefeeld coldly. ’ “No
wonder Mrs. Flushing spends hell
“Don‘she ci-yr'ihe asked indliler~
h
. room down the ‘Boerdwsllr the!
You mustn t talk to me mskes the mos
t d
_ like thetl" she scolded. striking oi! sandwiches! I'llhsvs.1t'l(ile::.pfi':i:‘: '
mu that h ‘ But the lunch for us,‘snd
e s e tpssed 'i'VCl' her about our lonelies. eh wot? You gave me e “u *
plainly ssid party yesterday. Let me give one in
your honor today."
"me!" Waterbury snewerod. gee
"Shell 1 meet you in the
lobby of the hotel‘ in en hour?"
May houses. shs took onions-s ‘3 i
singing the :udgyflllttie handle hers, and rsced
.. or o to the cool '
blues shout, Bangles ssid, nodding bsthohouse under the mm. the
‘ “'1 think our .
“We mustn't run any from them very nice ”goof":
quietly. "And
you must’t flirt wit ' me. Alter sil. as W “MI
the Is»
your piece,
. day."
mirstion.
to do!” .
til
I
! should merry him to- h‘”
on
I'm her prop Carlotta. held her comb in mid-sir
es she paused to' look st
{geubelleve you would!" she held.
“ eve you're the kind of
Elle slented s grin. st her. "Ivory who would do whatever she m
"Well. I would when it‘csine to
picking e husbsnd end lending him I
to the sltsr. st sny rsts.“ Itsy sn- t
womsn'sub i ell. Wh sisthe
us nose. 7 ‘shouldn
she hste the partner she wents? 1
‘ '0
my looked at him sharply. tht s partner who had some money end it
~“No- he wouldn't." Gui-lotto.
mum...
her ecrnvsre at her mouth.
ell. their“
bury. aheniushs't lose sight at the home her point. "Why.”
men InsrryJust snyons
is? “Thpdthlggmzor her .
e on no instes wents."
'“Butwhetithsdossnfth. “
”00 I’m“ 9"“ m “ motels ‘ “M _ n " ~ -. ow much money here you?"
string of imitation ones.tilstshe y dear. it", he gaid, "Why don’t you my“: this Wet rbury asked lazily. But Ms!
more. . money or at east "some of it?" - ' the glesln that come into his
Wsterbur! .. gives luncheons h,- body Exhs
- usted, they clung in women w He vens to Betsy! tht it he
and dinners In Here honor.“ the tones ma laughed to: m. we" sno mggagoxflsd £011..“ b. shou d be trying to marry her for
owshersnspehots olhisgrest joy 0: living . . of {1" th 4 side him. “Did '3“ miss met“ a" money! Or. rsther. for the
house In Brooklinm Mssseebui ' I ‘ ere ' asked puttin l: he she let him think she Mdi
sst-ts.‘ the milling "9°“ Weter with the "1 want yin 0:" t? ”“1 "Ruth . . . What s iow-dbwu trick that
One morning, when the '0.“ Thu“. hum"? sir abound them. said. "Can't you end i snesk off b;
sons ‘ winuning is m“ h" flmched. lashes. May ourselves fora while?" ‘ til. i have only a little. A few .
C ‘0 I .Mly m Iteiifld up ‘t 8mme1fl:c Ila-I‘m. she issued . VG little C10"? ‘0 “'16.." she IHWOM. s’ti“ t9“
'1‘“ “W i! “it lit” ' -..w‘h°h' 1‘4" ““5"" PP “14 softly. him. “ should sdo test!" Ill. en- lust how much. when the time
oi Holly is shilling suit. one, "I you look st mo. like inst. my swore radiantly. "rils'is's s i... "l Let’s not Wk 3W“ mn’y'”
' et's talk about you . . . end
we’l! go sway 9y
sot-sue is s n"
she told her coolly "i
"And it I were in t"
May in ed-
X.
h
it
ouldn't he? as i!
into
went hsrt"
FM' mils vor-
SCIIOOL cannery
For comfort and emulates
} .
{in roul- Muses
N. b. c. It so send in .‘h‘fiy
cell for u. sndws'll' surest.
the meteor. w. hslv‘s am..."
to persuade not sir headers *
setback on the births- 3.:
N. D. c. nieses '
"MW
tioelly. my deer. on
cold business moo-tuna. M60“
m W ii-
‘ suedssint. of best." I
' “i never thought 0! it in int thst
d. There
Key laughed. There wss
de'
"myth." she ssid.
or) to skip slong.
dsts.”
shs‘turned. lnhsrvoioewssthe
pity that s young women tools for
one whose chsrlns ere Ming . . .
whose youth ll going.
~eid pently. “Don't worry. 1'!) let
him alone. 'l promise you. Is inter
(ate the not s't ell.
hsve other fish to try . . ."
sorted spot s mile down the beech
where the sand wee smooth end
white. llsy sprsed their blush there
on s white cloth that she bed mm
in s linen shop alone the Ioardwelk.
money or yours in the hotel ale. or
bsnkibssltoidyoutot'mm
asked. when they bed eaten end had
drunk to each other ln'glnmsis.
‘mntessed. “Suppose the book should
fail. or en esrthdustre should shshs
the hotel
keep this money. right here. Billy‘s!
me. isn't it?"
bury picked it up. opened it slid drew
out May's roll of bills.
don't you invest this money. or st
lesst poms of it? Buy some stock in .
what Dan does fore living . . . sell
all st ck?" she ssked.
why to
' uh. end let the credit go.” she do-
i' She stood tor s Mutt“. looking
titig msrrisd
s women’s e
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PAGE SEVEN
.WSk'FOLILIHEATRE—GOERS
A
v
L
won‘t -
s little
'! ot misehiet in her use.
“flood”. 1'” '
I've s luncheon
siehsdoroiihosrissiasm_
“No. it's not with your Dell.” she
And heeidl. I
i
i
. l
0.. ’
she 'snd Wetsrbury round s de-_
"By the wsy. did you put that .
Msy shook her heed. “No." she
. . . . No. I think 1’“
She potted her hseded bag. Water-
"My dear girl." he sold. "Why
on well. for instance?"
M’s widened her eyes. , "ls thet
"I wondered
c has so much time on his
D
s
. in ........ ." she began.
I would like to invest thst
. Perhaps when the time
THEATRE mills :
AT THE memo
“The body Who tiled" Described As
l'owcrlully Drsmstic Screen
Ploy. , i
"The Lady Who Lied." bis. DOW‘.
ertu! and touching. now plsying at
the motto theatre. gets right inside
of your heart. end then it plsys with
and tenses your emotions till you
have known the biggest thrill that
real drama can give. The prinCIpul‘
roles in this production. which is.
based on tile lliclien's novel. "Snake
Bite." are portrayed by Lewis Stone.
Virginia Valli end Nils. Neldi.
Desert scenes which are breath-
taking reproductions of the carnival
at Venice with its gondola. covered
lagoons. and Algiers at night, when
that city‘s pulse throbs at its high-
est. punctuate the plot and edd n
' now of the gorgeous to the tem-
IleWIS Stone resinous culminating moments at the
Virginia Valli pm" -
Another good Vaudeville bill for
Palace Theatre
Today, Tuesday, Wednesday
Five Acts Broadway Vaudeville
Hesdlined By
“LAUGHS AND LADIES”
A Pleasing Miniature Musical Comody‘
The Lynes Sisters Eddie Cook & Shaw Sisters
Singing and Dancing Singing, Dancing and Cillliivr
and Two Other Big Acts
Also the Feature Picture
Lionel Barrymore in - “A Man of iron”
first port of week. -
Another great vaudeville hill 0:-
ens toduy at the Palace theater tor
8. three day run. The bill is head-
lined by "Laughs and Ladies" e
pleasing minuture musical comedy
with lots of pretty girls who sing
and dance. The Lynes Sisters. sing-
ers and dancers, and Eddie Cook 4:
the Show Sisters. with novelty act.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Richard Barthelmess
._in._.
it
, . .'you'!l give me some,edvlce
it.” .
“ ” she went on litter s poignant
ce. She bed the look oi s wo-
n deepiy end mysteriously
red as she turned to Weterbury.
i' eyes were bright and her lips
t opened.
ut. for tiny. the thrill “stone. ,
hls'klss'. The “first exquisite ,
ure" oi inst moment two nights ;
under the sure. wee not to be
ventured. it seemed.
'tht'e the mutter with me. i
nnder." Mey thought st the very
sment of his kiss. "1 think l'rn “‘
love with s also . . . sud. then.
of s sudden. l dud l'mlnot. > Per-
ps some day. there will be some-
>e... ,
0..
*rher'e was s letter from Ulylsss
. morgsn wetting for her when they
iturned to the hotel.
ills had tound s buyer tor Msy’s
louse. “I an get 811.000 cosh tor
‘. or 810,000 on terms." he wrote.
lid went on to explain the «tells of
he terms.
"Well. thet’s wesy. I'll tske the
ded. folding. his letter.
.. it sells. envelope. with Ulyssee'
ew.biswrltingbroeghthsek
.thslnemorrotthemsn.bhn-
me strong. slsrt. strsight-tss-
tsesi His well-knit body!
wee no excess ot at there
“He'sspsschr'ltsyssldtehsr-
“Iwondsritrilsverseehim
Men from Chlesgo shot s men in
an Francisco. end lots at people
Chicsgo going without heingshot.
I
occupied in his
“SHORE LEAVE”
other big acts.
also appear on the bill besides two
The great Lionel Barrymore up.
pours in "A Mail of Iron." a wonder-
ful picture which rounds up the
vaudeville bill in good shape. Barry-
mol-e is at his best in this picture
which all should see.
AT THE REGENT.
Betty fireman end Ricardo Cortes
in “Not So long Ago."
Two great stars appear in the tea-
iuro picture which opens a. three
day rim today at the Regent theater.
The picture is “Not So Long g0"
and stars the pretty Betty Bronson
and the clever Ricardo Cortes.
NEW YORK. Nov. L‘.-—Oim'of ihc
ucukilcssc-s o!‘ the church and lie ill-
lied forces for good is a deeply
grounded. but not won grounded.
notion illui. there is no fun ill being
good. i bellows this notion has boon
created by un attitude 0. personal
piety on tho. part of pastors. Also.
1 hcllci'c that this attitude is rapidly
dlsuppcllriug from the clergy. -
This “ll“ of thought comes for-
wurd at the moment iwcuusel have
just been milking to Dr. i‘cri‘y Silver
rccior oi the Church of lilt‘ incarna-
tion on Madison nvcuuc.
"1 son. illni illcy ham taken obey
out of lilo \i’i'ddiilg ceremony." I re-
murkcd to the clcrgymnu.
"Yes." he unswcrcd. “l hoard
someone. any they bud knockcdvoboy
out. of ihc marriage scrvicc and hell
oul‘oi‘ the bul'lu! sorvicc."
t O t
is a man of digniiiud
embodiment of the
up-
of
Dr. Silver
mien and the
popular conception of clerical
peurnncc Ycl ilc sccm iuii
luro good will and it cropJ out at
every turn of the conversation. l
wduld Ilko sonic lime to rldu across
the continent “’iiil llinl. _Hc \v uld lic
chnrllliiizu smoking room c mpan-
ion. -.
He was telling me of another gen-
tlemen ot the cloth who was busily
church when his
good wile approached with it. ques-
tion. “My dear." quoih the clergy-
man "you remind mo. of un unlbrclln
—shut up." After the service. quoill
the wits to tho clergmun. "My dear.
I re mind myself of an mubrelin—u
iew ribs united to an old stick." .
O O Q q
Drufillver had just come from is
meeting with educators at which the
child problem wot Manhattan had
been discussed.
lstlt 0! complexes. dispositions and
temperhments. .
"My ides is that what New Yorke
children need are bridges. about 15
or 20 of them. by which they csn
get out." Dr. Silver ssld "Child-
ren 0! this city rsrely see a tree or
s. blade ot/grdee or on empty lot.
It we could give them those ihinlgs
we wouldn't hnve to bother about
their complexes.
, . 9 JAMES w. DEAN.
____.____.._...-—-
'i'en members or the Polish Con-
gross ere touring America. One is
Over six feet. Regular telephone
fols. '
iii/“m.
‘llronson appears in costumes of that
There had been
The story iukcs you back to the
period at after the CM! war. lilies
period while (Tories appears as the,
filliflnt unlll'iicl‘. ii is is swoct story"
t at mwrvbody will love. i
'riu: HALF-CAST]; I
Diocrllllluuilng illculcrgocrs arci
nlwuys demanding something new
and producers llru excl. on the alert '
lo meci. their demands. From re—
ports Walter Scunlali and .luck Ml:-
Clvl-ilun have succeeded in giving
"The Hall L‘uste" “which
Thursday night only at the Regent
thriller. an odd twist, one that ii:
(llill‘t‘iy different from plilys of a'
similar illemo like "White Curgofl'
"Rain." The Bird of Paradise."
clc. The ac nos are laid on the ls-‘
land of Somalia ln'ihe South Sens.‘
und depicts the inter-relationship of
tho 'lvlllte' mun nml ‘nniivc’ womcu
uni] Eli-sis with ihe love affair of a
young millionaire of San Francisco.
M'lle Veronica, the noted French
dancer and actress will be seen in
the purl o.’ ’Tuana.‘ supported by the
following wcll known players: Mil-
dred Snuilllvlck, Peggy l‘nigc. Frank
Charlton. (trace Fox, Frederick
Kirby, Duilnlil McMillan. Jack Mc-
Clellan. and James Coulis. Clarke's
Linn-Minn Musicians will render
special selections and add local col-
ill- to t!|- licence. The entire produc-
tion is under the personal direction
of tho- nuihor. Jack McClellan. ile-
silitcd by William W. B! . sinuo-
l'virccior. The box office is now 01).
cu.
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 2. —— Tile
riches of poverty!
producer-director ‘anlollywood who
has made this theme his own,
throughout the series ct outstanding
successes he so directed personally.
He is chuu Hoitm'su. end Holly-
wood llas learned to look forward to
something new and distinctive when
s personally-directed Hoiimsn pic-
ture is announced.
Out at the Metropolitan Studios.
where the Hoitsmn productions first
undergo the glare of the Cooper~
llewitts. "Ronny" nottmsn emerged
from s mass of continuity menu—
script which represents the birth
throos\or his lstsst screen child. s'
plil ye i
There is one—and only one-oE
Reagent Theatre
Today, Tuesday, Wednesday
Betty Bronson and Ricardo Cortez in the 1
great picture .
“NOT SO LONG AGO”
Two Great Stars and a Splendid Story-no. Story You Will
Enjoy and Enthuse Over.
_ Regent Theatre
Thursday, November 5.”
"The Hali'Casie”
(not a picturi-l
A Sensational Three Act Comedy Drama
.11 Story of Life in a Land of Forgdtten Mel:
' DON’T MISS SEEING M’LLE VERONICA
in the great Dance of Death
A Quartette of J. Clarke's
Parisian Dancers Hawaiian Band
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY
Box Office is Now Open
First 12 rows orch. . . . $2.00 First Balcony . . $1.50
Rest of orchestra. $1.50 Logos ................ $2.00
Box ........... . ...... $2.00 General Admsision . 50 cents
‘RADIO SHOP
i Mallackemo Building
2 North Main Street South Norwalk, Conn.
EXPERT REPAIRING ON
ALL MAKES OF SETS.
scents more!) -:. BATTERY CHARGING
'osuunin AMBASSADOR rsnrs‘ 1N sroox y, 5,
"DELIVERY SERVICE .:.
;
picturlsstion ot the drums he hes
visioned in the story of the neme-
less men to wh the whole world
has done reverent homage.
man is "The Unknown Soldier," now
Fi mm .
Mrs. Moth is‘right now,
”.posbs'fis. looking over
yourvsluedsummer
things. _. "Wher shell
I'lsy my ears!” 812°
:ot-Jde‘nnel trousers or in
. tilst guy stripefi apori
sweeter!" ' Fool herl
Put =‘them in e. Cedar
,‘ ‘ ,‘Chesl‘i They’ll be safe,
“Y“tiitfl- ‘ “
Ia L
J.
i
the title ot‘Hotlmsn’s'next picture.
"I begsn schooling myselt to di-
rect by spending tour years in
wntching pictures solely with the
purpose 0! learning whet NOT to
do," he replied snswer’to eques-
t on.~ "1 sin st 11 wstching pictures
r the seine purose. .
"lily viewpoint'is this: the richest
men is poor in something. The poor-
est msn is rich in something. This
is the truth.I try to tell my sudl-
slices I strive twk
lift the pell' ct, ursgsment and
whom lite hes csught between its
hspplness they hsven't perceived.
rich materially, but poor in some
other of life's slits. I try to illdio‘,
ests the limitless sources of true
hsppinsss. they. too. ’hsve- over-
looked. * ' .
f‘Ons detail of my direction sums:
up my point. I never hsvs shown s‘
serum in say of my pictures. I.
tl'r to show my sudlencssnhe Joy
tbst lies in the possessions they
hsye. not their deprivation because]l
ot the things .thsyL-ieoh.‘ ,
.“L poor titer loehlhg into the
M6!_hdl"_ ’ ehudln‘srpor-
my. mental uin's'n drums illsn
Thus!
only pictures '
railure, from the hssrts of those
millstones end, to replace this pelll '
with s mentle of hops born ot the.
"To the men or. women who is
, VStormyDays AreComing!
' i ZIPPER BOOTS ARE HERE! ‘
l
Styles for'men, women and children
MILTON ELWOOD.
I 122 Washington St. South Nomik
O
i
Phone Prompt
Delivery '
. 527
GE'HE‘BE-TS
eny’sitiistions'the west-cue Lside or
llte'e mirror bee to“ offer.
,1 33 Weshingto. n Street
«ms mu in we nougw ABE”; __
MAKE THE MT]! BOOM CONVENIENT.
_ In fitting up the bathroom, there are msny little things which
will add B. greet desl to the comfort and convenience or‘the family,
such ss glass shelves, towel rods. medicine cabinets. bstll sests.‘
clothes hooks. tooth brush holdsl-s. sponge and soap rocks. iumblsr’
holders. paper holders. etc. A!) oi these things are shown in our I“ ;»
.ussortment of good quslity bathroom fixtures in whiteienselel {
or nickel were. ' "
Norwalk Chronicler