. . plays it double role in llus prodch ""01 Cl Crook"
3". see her friend. GLORIA GRFAJ- ' ' ‘ Complete New ‘TaUdCVlue Bl“ tion and docs it Very \i'f‘ll. ‘ (x d “‘1.“
. ORV. WHO 0! MM"! “WT". She ‘ I146]: SWEAR I don't. know Eh“ to ‘ .Tomorrow ‘(whurlCi 'liu'ck 1 Janis EDE MAE
shrinks from mootln‘ her old 1 . do with the child. the llf‘iillllni‘ll 1,}. “ill in: {P.illlliz in In]? uuilc-s. ‘ .. ‘ . .. ‘ (‘1‘ 6
ll'ivnde who lossioed about her ‘t . chllda father confessed to cum 0! um James (.olmm. (-l-ilul ti—liit. \.~'il lu,\ll,l.l. A In—
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MAY
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run aronv ho FAR:
my sermon. whose hus-
band. on. JOHN sermon.
killed himself because of her
love alleli- with out csnnwn.
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“There's whisky in that this." be if - f- .
returns to her home town liter . , .. . . l - l_\
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W: Worm-.1: “HER SISTER FROM PARIS”
mg“ 0:;3‘22 :1. of her . ishbl'yut none otlthemgzpoke. Y sl . ..
u . :n I d _ v '. ll . V‘ , .
‘° “Aims NMAN. ‘ "u' ww- are) watles“ i neveI'uan . I RUDOLPH VALENTINO I, --- AM) ~~~
ower. “1on in the reel estate
business.
Then. with her small fortune
in cash, she sets out to find and
who stood beside her began to laugh. III . i”
marry ‘ M “1m mom' At “I esnnot. tell a lie. . . . l mouth." ti W 1‘1““ It
alumna 5%‘zyhgfinm s «u- n 1,, my mu. m... ML p0,”; , w SATURDAY l SUNDAY EVENING
31'5”,de her liriemds Hg]: she ”M sweetly. looking up at bu: w “ ’7 iii Ch I “B k” J I Fiednor B d d
. . I ' with eyes like bluobleick water In . 1 A ' Oiil' man an
arm ws'rrnnunv end DAN -- - COBRA ’ . ar es uc ones,
SPRAGUE. Both men W “I“ milinz with parted lips. Dont. to .I- »
to May, to the distress of Cer-
lotts, who has been in love with
Den for many years.
But May decides tint Water-
bury is the mllllonake husband
she is looking for. and sets her
cap for hint. Finally he pm
noses. sud May turns over to
him every dollar of her little
fortune. But she regrets it al-
most at once. when Carlotta.
leaving for her home in Cell-
10min, warns May not to trust
Waterbury too far. When May.
_ in a psnlc, demands that Wster-
hury give her back her money.
he disappears.
Penntless, May sells her law-
elry and her fur coat to miss
party I ever have! He's Just ruining lwr [Prom l'aris." will couciudu its; JOhn G- Jermonl Inc-
fgagfhtomogfiif‘o buy ‘11."? my lltii" . . . Sho burst into n. hugugi-mv-nt today ul illr- lliullol l-yqu ”1;.
plans to visit gar-"ulottamwwhuo ills: storm of tours, and in five minutes 1 TODAY AND TOMORRO\V thoriirr, This is 5.11.) to ho {\llzls' Bil . . 1.71
asked her "0 ”and the winter the party was at an end. the west- ; l 'l‘uimadgo's grcrtlosl piclullu and . 1 3 «11' ml, 0“
with her.
On the way she stops oil to
at- the time of Dr. John's sui~
ride. But Gloria persuades her
to face them bravely; and one
tiny while she and May were
lunchlng downtown Ulysses For.
an and his young daughter.
SALLY. come to the table.
Ulysses asks May‘ to help him
u an .n
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SEQUEIJ'O
ERIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925.
IWIM Chill
“The
steps.
groomer;
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kids beat us to it. . . . They're here alreddy."
Ulysses remarked as he (Irrw the car up bt'fOl‘C the broad
her
Ulysses l‘crgan to fall in love with
her or not. . .
mind whether she wanted
. She'd have to think
it over.
hlsy stood up and shook herseli.
“Let's go in and see what the
children are doing," she said briskly,
and led the way through the dark—
ness of the library to the his sun-
room beyond.
I O
HIRE were eight of the “chil-
dren" . . the boys ranging
in use from twenty to twenty-
t‘lvo, the [iris rather younger. They
had flopped dancing. and were Isth-
ered sround two teermons loaded
with sandwiches. cakes and tell
glasses of tingersie.
i‘ii'sses picked up one of the
glasses and milled it.
have s time at home like the
other [iris . t ."
Suddenly I smell glpsy of I kill
cross with me, please. Jud pious
don't tell my father. He’d throw I
tit it he knew I stole his liquor."
What Ulysses was doing 'was plein
to be soon. He had collected all the
glasses und was emptying them, one
by one, into a silver pitcher.
“lion-c. l-‘rr-d, take this into the
kitchen and empty it into the sink,"
he said, handing it to the tallest of
the boys. "And I mean to empty it
in the sink . . . not pour it down
your throat! (let me?" ‘
“Yesslr,” the youth named Fred
answered. and disappeared with the
pitcher.
"'I‘lierci" Sally threw out her
hands to May in helpless appeal.
"Didn‘t I tell you had crabs every
departing sadly like mourners It I
funeral.
May, as they drove beck to town
through the dripping darkness. "I've
given Sally everything that money
can buy. and still she's not heppy.
She's the most discontented tit-suture
in the world."
"You're given her too much . . .
that's the trouble." May answered
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THE EVENING SENTIN‘EIr—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
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The Greatest Lover of the Century
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This picture based on the play by Martin lilmnn is a Paramount.
release and has never been shown llffl‘il‘l“ In any theatre in the
United States. it goes directly to Now York for u Broadway run
from Norualk. NO AIJ'l’ANCE l.\‘ i‘Rit'EF.
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“THE OPERATIC FOUR”
.\ Grout Musical Act, with Splendid Singing
Four Other Big Broadway Acts
OUR GANG
NOW PLAYING
CONSTANCE TALMAOGE
IN “SHOOTIN' lNJU
PAGE SEVEN
Ensw
mums,
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“Lazy Bones"
Creighton liaic
min-~—
“The Circle”
AT THL' IiiAIJ‘U
t’.‘on.~tancu 'l‘almiulgc l’luys
role in new picturc
her most humorous. Miss 'l‘nlmmiur
Amrlrlran l'lnys.
\trsion of tho grout, since sucwzas
Double.
Consiuncc Tulmmigu in "llcr Sis-
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This is thi- scrcru?
all. is n commiy drama that should.
Ibo svtil by m ryonv.
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chaporon a party that 5.11,. awoman to makn it housn a ‘lTlIlllQ',’~ daughter or my own. ld ace to it softly. ”Sh” bored with own:- and the pic re .\nudclill( Pull” "Iiilllillt’d h" 1h:
is giving tlilt‘ “moon in his he replied. "A house ucc-«ls a hits» that. sum licithor smoked. drank. nor thing _ . . even with parties unleu I OIK‘I‘HUC IOU" llllti Lucile “URN-‘-
home.
(NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
.ULYSSES FORGAN'S house was
far out on a road hidden from
the highway by a tall hedge.
As he and May drove up to it late
that afternoon. a. sound of music
. came faintly to'their ears . . . the
haunting wail ot‘ jazz played on s
phonograph.
" . _ y 0
“Tha kids beat us to it, , , , tracing me m sell Eh” Nnm‘” ‘ Sully about smoking? She “‘55 I “"00 on my friends bounty. . I‘V calthy Palr DI‘OD ’l‘lln ll‘ugram is rounded out null:
They’re here already." Ulysses re- lie stoppedvtfiallung. and looked “my. 1.5“." to me; I'm only her As a matter of fact."thai'. exactly i quit for Divorce Iii?“ “Murry “Traffic in ”WINE... l‘ynl' ”Hugo” and smnriness
marked as he drew the car up be- at M” ”mm” 3‘ l'ullict‘." what lm doing now. . . L . ,
tore the broad steps. "By jove. you'd
think they'd get tired of dancing
sometimes. But they never (102”
The afternoon was rainy. and al-
though it. was only five o‘clock. the
mothgray twilight. was settling
down like tog. From the windows
of the south wing fights gleemed.
"What a wonderful place you have
hers-I" May cried, as she stepped out
upon the smooth lawn and looked
around her.
At one side of the house was a
sunken garden. (in the other was
a tennis court. and beyond that a
square swimming pool.
“I like it." Ulysses said modestly.
"I've lived here all my life, you see.
This; was my grandfather's farm. 0!
course, I've fixed it up it bit."
He ode-rod May his arm with an
old-fashioned courtesy that she liked.
and they went up the steps together.
In the white-paneled hall a wood
fire burned brightly, and a bowl of
.. . « - ."-:' ' ' Il.' -ec‘- u‘illcor‘. ... .. .,
late roses shed their sweetness on the point will spoil Iwr skin. Jilliil‘i’wvr‘,”.l'l)‘F!~1i'*f: said. “Let‘s see, you 53"“! know me .N'ilt‘l'. now. 60",! t‘ Einslogks his; {3.11“} : (n.1,. I H‘nh' NI" 'U’—"P)' The '
the warm fresh air. Through wide . . . but 1 bottom in dancing. ll's \vcrc supposed to be in love with 3'1“” h“ "51““ ‘And the thing I“ .u 8' un fly mor g.‘ A ‘ : ii""“‘-“ ”iwwme“ at. the Chinx‘se THE HILLSIDE PLAYERS
doorways, May could see other healthy exercise for young, healthy him. weren't you?" ““9 b9" I“ ”‘9 world “0“” b" '0 M" cruiser that I“ being ”I" 'm: i Clislmils conference yesterday un-
rooms . . . it tirelit library. and s bodies." .‘iiny nodded. wordless. ller silence “Wu“ 19“" “Tim 3'0“ "0" and him to liliemi at the direction 0. 'rmimousl)‘ and unconditionally nc- __..._.. present ____ .
diningvroom agleam with silver and She laughed. and her arm: shone. sot-med to spread through the room. then. President Mnchudo. Swain-l it) tho (‘hineso demand for
old mahogflnlh , . treaty giving '
"This is the 'homiest' house I’ve explained. "So I i‘icfr‘nd (lflm‘an. “Wow you in love “'iii'i him?" and 30 M3? didn't realize that. in NI morrow morning. Arrangenlelli-‘iim ‘n: unrestricted tariff rights be- it 9, 66 it
ever seem". May said. slipping out To be honest, I smoke l'igarots. Ulysses risked. :“'"t;i“:e; “Vagef‘m‘i‘l‘ryigf “3w“ 11““ been made to entertain the of- i ciiilliiiig January 1, 1929. China on the ShEIf The GhOSt Storx,
or her cent. “It makes me feel sometimes. too. i'toiton habit. but May-closed her cycszmd shook her '3" “1 5"“ 0" er. ‘° ”3" floors and the civic committee from ,‘ ,y (A t abolish the likin. u. “ .v ' ’~ ) ' . 7
happy just to be here . . . end I‘m still Ildo it. And . . . l have been bond. 'l‘hcn she felt Ulysses“ warm “my from him and “M h" 9”" Havana. who will he lmsts in Mr. Ids“: ‘ U How the Prlncess b 1 rule “ as BrOken
not saying that just to be polite.
I mean it. . . . I love your home."
tress."
“But there's Sally-—“ Muy begun.
Ulysses smiled grimly.
"This isn’t ‘hmne' to Sally. It's
just the plm‘o where shc parka hor
lipstick and gets lli‘l‘ telephone
calls," he said. “She docsll‘t sloop
here half the time. Usually she
spends the night with some. girl
friend or other. . . She says wr-
live too far out from town. lx’r-ops
“You don't. want to go in there,
do you?" lie lurked his thumb in
the direction of tho mxnrrnrn be-
yond the library. Through the glass
doors that: led to it May could ace
the flash of dancing figures. "’I‘hcy‘i‘e
niakiug‘n torrillc l‘ali’*l((‘i. Suppose
we sit born by the tire and tulll’f“
He drew tlvn arm chairs up licforo
the firs. aklhlny sank into one of
them. Firesos lit a cigar, and stood.
pufl‘lng at it and looking down at
her.
“What am I going in do \llill my
girl. Mrs. Scymour?" he asked pros~
nutty. “lit-1'0 she is m ciglunnu,
wild as a. baby tiger. Doesn't, know
how to do anything but dance like
a chorus girl. paint herself up him
one. and smoke cigurct lifter mam
all day long."
May lookrd
fire.
“The smokiuc‘s
health, of course.’
thoughtfully zit the
bud l'or llf‘l'
Fill? “greed, “And
"You see. I (lance. myself," she
known to paint. my lipst"
He said nothing. and she went,
Ulysses shook his head. "It takes
on: "But all the saline. if I hurl u
plintml Iliur fut‘o. Besides that, I
wouldn‘t let her spend the night
away from home two. or three time!
:i work, Mr. l-‘organ! . . . I'm afraid
that if I were u mother I'd be a
very strict and horrid one."
lllyatca out down in the chair lac-
siiie hers.
"I think you‘d be a very lovely
mother." he said in a low tone. "and
I wonder if you'd mind talking to
He laughed. llut time was no un-
swrriug smile on May's face. She
starcd at him. with \Vltlfi solemn
eyes. . . . ("ould it be possible that
he had never heard any of tho goo
sip about, her? If he lmd. he. wouldn't
want licr to "mother" Sally. would
be?
"Mr. Forum," elite begun. turning
her cyl-s away from him. and look-
imr down into the glowing fire.
“You never heard the story of my
husband's: (lentil. did you?"
“I know he shot himself.“ Ulysses
answer-id. "Road about it in the
paper."
May cit-arm] her throat,
"l.“l you know why he shot him‘
Milli" she asked, and her voice. was
not much mnro than u hoarse whis-
por. It was very hard to sit here
in this peaceful honor. and go over
tho story of Dr. John's suicide.
"\Yt‘ll I heard some talk
.nhout. you our] this little man, C8-
to thrill» like a beating llemt.
'huull close firmly down over hers.
Silo draw it away curessiugly.
. Sin: hadn‘t quite made up
tllcy'ro drinking parties. Why don't.
you let her get a job? Let her trill
for A nurse. or something like that-
something really useful?"
“Would you go to work if you Md
no money?” Ulysses answered Dr
question with one of his own: "N
you crave a job?"
May chuckicd.
"I‘d either (In that. or go to the
poor house," she said lightly. "un-
“But you have the money from
the sale of your house." he said.
May shook her head.
“i haven't a penny ot‘ it." she un-
swered. "I gave it to a man to in-
rest for me. And. to put it sle-
gsnily. be ’skipped out' with it! I'm
stony broke."
Without warning she began to
cry. not noisily as Sally had cried.
but so quietly that Ulysses could
hardly hear her. He seemed to
sense her tears. and put. one arm
around her to draw her to him. And
May found herself sobbing her grief
out on the shoulder of his rough
mm‘cnnt . . . telling him allebout
the wily Waterbury.
"I-~l wanted to write. and tell you
about him." she heard herself en'-
lng. "But l-I was afraid I didn't
know you well enough.”
There. was a long silence. as
l'lysses guided the car over a rough
detour. Presently he spoke.
lie said it in n cold. fist voice:
. . Lovemaking had never been
l'lysscs Forgan‘s specialty.
(To Be Continued)
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liookrilic. t‘m: wealthy and socially
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I Patronsu'ho \isiiul the
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AN EVENING OF ONE ACT PLAYS
In the School Gymnasium. Prospccl Avenue Entrancc
Friday. November 20. 1925, at 8 P. M.
Fed. Tax Paid 80
State Tax 4c
I I - ' . ’. . ‘ . Cuban city.
P 3 er Romfh of Miami. Maior envldsar or I MW I'm 00‘0“ 1" the Total 87c
Speed REO 33 eng ‘ i 7 l-‘Olt I F S I YON Miami Beach and Mayor Dammersi The present plans are for the par- .
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log. Price $40.00.
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Gun Metal hose is most attractive when worn with
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Tripletoe chc‘ $2.00 a Pair
Conneally £9” Bracken ,
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