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UESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1925.

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THE EVENING SENTIN'EIi—SO. NORWALRCONN.

estate agent earning 860 a week, nut,

the atraighiest man alive. But he
looks like a crook. So i hire him.

and six months later everybody In

America knows his face as a crook‘l.
lace! . . . i see you today with your
look of n duchess: 1 take your
name. . ."

"But you haven't taken it!" May
interrupted.

“Patience! We are coming to
that" Fishback reproved her. and
went on. “I take your name, and in
two. three months. millions or poo
pie will know it. . . . i do this!
Lemuel Fishback from Hester

 

 

 

 

 

rllrz'sronv so FAR: Street! neln. its at rood Joke?"
MAI' SEYMOUR. whose hul- [<16 burst into a. great laugh and
hand killed himself because at pinched my. arm sppreciatively.
her love affair with another man. looking into her race that was on
returns to her home town alter a I...“ with his own.
a year's absence. She sells her way laughed and again he
property. and with her tiny '0!- pm med hcl arm with his thick tin
" tune in cash, sets out to tind and gm“
marry 3 man with money. “The richest uoman in AmIflCfl
At Atlantic City she meets i come, to me put year. wanting a Job

HERBERT WATERBUB! and in the movies." he went on. "'Bu!

DAN SPHAGUE. through I GI' you have a, crooked nose: I tell her.

vome. MRS- CARM’TTA And it is true. So i put her in s

FROLKING- Both men Ply suit dance hall scene. The richest woman

to Mar. greatly to the dime" 0' in America. and she is part ot tho.

Carlotta. who has long been in background for Lemuel Fishbacki'

love with Dan- She Ind MI! May looked at hlm‘ disdaintullY.

llt‘t‘ome great friends, however. llow dreadful he was! .

u and “”0"“ “Mt" M” ‘0 Lemuel caught her glance. "That's
spend the winter with her In the way you should look‘;hhe '11:,
(‘nliiornia- raising both his hands. " at's 0

May tinds Dan most attrao way; , , Mean, y' know! Proud
tire: but she sets her cap for and mean: 0h. you‘ll be a knockout

Waterbury, having made up her as my duehess'.”

mind that he is the rich husband Ho fumbled in his vest pocket and

she is looking tor. Finally ‘2: pulled out a stump or a pelncll ‘tlid

imposes and May accepts h . a soiled envelope. “New tel me 6

She gives him all her money to name," he oldered. and May gave

invest {01‘ her. And he Nomi)", him her name. and Carlutm’s ad-

lilsnppears! dress.

l'cnullees, May sells her ring: ”Tomorrow 1 see you theni" Fizlli'
and her tur coat to buy srfliros back said. tucking the paper nto
ticket ior Los Altos, California bliltold.

where Carlotta lives. 0!! the my They had reached the station plat~

there she atom 0“ in h” home form. The train was ready. and Mail

town. to visit her friends. DICK caught a gleam of purple on its rear
and GLORIA GREGORY. While car. She supposed that Goldie Gay
there she meets ULYSSES W " " must. be there. With Dan. no doubti

FORGAN. a wealthy widower. "'\ (g The thought brought her :ackhto‘

who fails in love with her. When reality. All this last hour s e a

110 ”0905". M37. who ‘1“ MG ’ \‘if felt as it she were part of a queer

up ller mind to accept him. ro- dream.

fuses him. But at the same time \ “Let'l get our bugs? '5” cried,

she admits that she likes him as / ///Z “and for Pete's sake. hurm - . -

a friend better than any man on ’ .Wouldn't it be ghastly it we missed

earth. _ And in the arms of this man who had just asked her to W, mm. m .0 tires l could mpg.

011 the "‘31“ ‘01-'18 WWII“ 140' . _ . _ 1 53 , - She turned to go but Fishback

mm we mm D” Sol-arse. marry him, was Goldie Guy of the films her I [73 prc pd final“ her by the mm

'i He tells her how much he mini: "9’1“" h's- - - - . '- . .is‘lcil." he said. “We don't have
of her: but M1 I: sure he . 1-), 1 this train at all. . . . 1 can
only a fortune Banter like WI! backs" she answered, arching her having "a 111ml there. Funny. m“ Almost always I travel
terbury. She doun't tell him eyebrows at. him. “mnkel of movie isntit? in m; .‘ our _ . . a Rolls it is.
about the loss of her money. and queens!" Before they could reply. he took “m, 1.“. hln rugs and a folding
she is amused by his flirtation A puzzled frown darkened hlzl u heavy gold whisky flask from his card mm“ ..m best money am
with GOLDIE gAy' . mom broad, colorless face with its over- cost pocket and llnslrrcwcd the top. buy, 3" undo. But i get sick
actress. Acmg' a“, gm. trout hanging ey'eblons and bulbous nose. Have just a touch?" he asked. of it. _ _ ‘ l } ",9: 0“ by my-
May sits a man who "when “How did you know who 1 am?" holding it poised over the top of her-.58" sometimes, unmon folks!"
her every move. Goldie says this he asked suspiciously, and again untouched g' ass of glngcrzllc. But May ShUUii ‘ head. "No.

M man Is LEMUEL FISHBACK. May gave her little trickling laugh. May shook her he:.id thanks." she answer”. "The friend

. a millionaire movie producer. "on. i'm not a. lady detecltive no: Eighthinilrs.‘ sh: slam.“ k d i'm sum; to any with in llos Altos
. . et a prohibit on agent." sie Still ‘31 ac- owerc‘. he ‘as . an 't. i h train. ' . .She‘d “.0“

(30“ GO ON WITH THE STORY) ind then she told him how Goldie once. more he looked at her with his 3:32;”: :0 Think it I turned up in
HE train cams pulling into the Gay had pointed him out to her as eyes half shut. an automobile mm the mm. “mm“,
Tstatlon at San Jose and May ihettngiioulf manhhg TVTT! ii i hi 1 l'SlTy “10'“ hit 3411:? [:‘i‘l‘l‘ifll‘le‘alk: ‘: mon in the world!“
. F5 130 11mg 0 n y, 30 m a ll’ ll ‘. sun. l . a j , his hi 0: n“ [e] . Muv
stepped out on the platform. Be, blue jowls shook and his cheeks you on the train_ 1 said to myself. ler’t‘ni‘;m;“tulm 3m tiletplfl‘tiorni.
hind her tripped Goldie Gay swing-' quivered. May could see that he ‘There‘s a lmly. There's a hlsh~ ,1 liking for a“ the world like a 81‘?“
’“3 “‘3’ 511°" WW“ “’1'“; and I" was enormously Pleased- ““9”"? " qudllha with his fut cheeks and little
tor llcr followed Dan. “Is it so well-known l um. thou. lie \vaggcd n linger at May and hlnklllg Pym.

\iay wondered idly what had b9. that people recognize me on the “out on: “i sold to mysrlt. "i‘llorc's . . .

‘ train?" he chuckled. "Like one of :1.v (luthess'm ”1,; “m“ nus (as. illilng with a
Coma of Lemuel Flshback u me my own movie slurs. i guess. ycs'. "Your dllchcslt?" .\l:ly repented. T noisy crowd . . _ boys and girls
siood' beside her lllggagé and looked Well. well. . iiore. boy!" He sun-tied. Wm, lunch baskets. women with
about hcr at the hurrying. colorful signaled a red cup with o wave of l-‘lshlml; nodded emphatically. children dragging at me” ”Mr."
croud. hll 831154189 like fingers. "1;"? ‘lloglfllm;Illl:l‘;l‘li‘-"l\T‘m'l“ :I‘ May walked til ullgh two couches

‘ . When he had checkcl his page ln ilo li a Mint .03 i ins." e before she foundu sent. She pltclicd
1 Tl‘:;_lj_mf:d:my shallsawbhlzimoom and May’s. he took her by the arm wkplo‘incd‘ between grout mouthfuls her hogs “no the rack and sunk
n” "ml or. sin ng m y u and steered her down the sunshlny ni'cluii. and thcrcsa Spanish duch. down. thankfully. into the dusty
hehcame.‘ street to a chili parlor :1 block or use in it. Not a big part. but n KOOd amt,
l‘ ”Theres'been 8,? accident TD a“ two from the station. billy noticed one. understand? . . . And you're The train gum a jerk. and “Mud
.11.. am “0 won ge away or "I that‘he limped as he walked. Just the type." As it rolled slowly out of the sta-
hour. ' '- ‘ That i" if 9’“ r. fining Over the ollcloth-coverod tahle be "There aren‘t any ladies llny lion. May saw a large black limou-
north. You are. arent you? he smiled at her with his bulging block more." he added .lilt‘iilrlllully. "All nine smug up to the platform. and
asked in an ordinary tone, u if h. eyes, and topped the thick white the women act like movie uctrcsscs." Lgmuel l’ishback climb into n.
1““) km“ Ma". r" "m" a" bowl or stc‘unlillg chill with his lie shook his great I’Jl'OfllI head. “me or; boy, even it he is a on
friendliness was disarming. spoon. "But you you look like a vulgar". she thought. "But who

allay nodded. and smiled wearliy. “Think!" he began. his mouth full lady." he \vcnt on when they were. “mud ever have thought that p,

.. To Log A30" she ”’d' of food, “at home i have a butler in the street. walking slowly back mg... him. and that he'd give me u
She “‘35 dreadfully fired after her and tingerbowls when .1 cat! Flow- toward the station. “-Wlll you take job in his blooming pictures? . . . 1

Journey. Her eyes felt as it there era on the table. candles; everythins the part? That is. it you him well. must go and break the news to Dan
”was?“ :nderi the "all Sh." just so. But this is the kind of man of course. 5" understand? “'6'" We and Goldie Gay. It'll be quite '1 WW“
bodilggaiov:ra ibaethq:n:tao§a0arottas I enjoy . . . takes me hock to my some 'stills' of you. . to Goldie , , She laughed.

“Wonder what's become 8;: Dan?" boyhood." Would she take the port? ll ould But May. herself. was due for g
she thought and looked Hound for May remembered vaguely that no any Wilma" 1" America have “0‘ shock. Through the open door at
him. lie was nowhere in light and great Fishbnck had starts kgca. fused it. . . - ' ~ the roar car she cought a glimpse of
neither was Goldie Gay. reer 3‘ 3 b°0th130k 01‘ fbet on Elm-V Jumped "l h" Cll-lmfiw i 1" Dan, as she entered it from the other

“We may as well go and sit down New York's lower Bustyid Till“? “- 911?. “51:9‘1- ' H. - end. And in the arms of this man

"‘ somewhere?" Fishback said hesitat- “There's a little oil» 'gm restau- Y,“ “0:; I “'“l' “1‘9" “ill 3°“ who bad Just asked her to marry

ingly. May glanced at him and saw rant down on Hester. treat that to need me' mm- ““13 “01d“ (“‘5' °' "‘5 “12““
that he was looking at her with halt- the was the grandesi‘iblace on earth Instead 0' answering, Flslibuck her lips pressed tight to l 3. er
shut eyes—an artist's look as he in these days." Fifihack went on. began ‘0 it?“ 1101‘ if} his 5W"- W‘cpy “rffls‘ wound around him. e
studies his model. and there was a drtuln wisttulneas way, that ”“5 “'35 how he ”Ck“ “ ell. theres'one thing ‘hfii'cr?i‘

“Say. you'd film something great!" on his broad race. “lou know the a“ his “to”. has taught her. Mayuthoug i “1 ‘1
he exploded suddenly. kind—pork chops piled in the win "1 walk along the street. and see ”all!“ amusement; Sh° certa n I

May gave a. startled laugh. "You dows. high stools to sit on? Well, i a man with the {ace of a criminal." “0“" MW to kiss.
ought to know. Mr. Lemuel Fish- never go back to New York without he explained. "Maybe he's a real (To Be Continued}

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TODAY AND TOMORROW

Special Pre-Thanksgiving Vaudeville Program

5 Great Broadway Acts
Headliner! by

THE CAPPS FAMILY

Father, Mother and Nine Kiddies in
A Clever Musical Revue

--- -.- l’lls‘ll —-—-A--

Elaine Hammerstein

—~-« lll _._ -

“ONE GLORIOUS NIGHT”

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Last Times Today
“New Brooms”

“'1 th

Bessie Love.
Neil Hamilton and
Phyllis Havcr

Wednesday. Thursday,
Friday .

Special Attraction

 

 

YOU MUST SEE

-the rescue of a girl spirited
to sea; the U.S. destroyer
flotilla sweepin
' ranks an love—thrills of
the an] midshipm'en; the
most stirring tight you've ever
gasped at; Navarro in the
triumph of his screen career.
Dina!“ 5! CHRIS" CABANNB
D, Cam Wilson

Story
Secs-is 1P. MeGrew 1m.

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Greatest Girlicsque Necromnutlc
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PREPARED.

AIJCEz" I hear Joe likes only

brunettes."

AUG: "So they say. I'm dyeing

to meet him."—-Parrakcei.

'oi it and won :lppl'ovnl.
hill plays iolillv and tomorrow. with

’n clllliplvic l‘llllllgo Thursday with
'zln t‘Xll‘HOilill-tly till" lllil for tho
’l'llllllksuhilll; lloiillm.

i:!l lltl. llltllllll ~allll llilli‘ t‘llllillt’n.
'.Tllt'y humor in :l Nov: r luusivni rm.
run. The picture \\llll‘ll l‘Olllltlfl up
llli’ lull 15 BMW li:lllllllv~:st-lll lll‘

‘lll‘lil «it lll'i‘ill‘flil plays,

THEATRE NOTES

AT T" I) PALACE

\"alldl-vlllc Program “'ins Approval
”Elaine lilillllllcl-stein In Picture:

The
vllll<luilllo

Sill't‘liil

progru m Opened

lhl- \'t‘i’lllt,‘i
prom

"Hit’iil."
:1 to be all this.

’Ihv

"tlnu (lint-mus .\‘i,:l1i."

.l‘l’i‘ Tilt: [HALTO
"Tho knockout" lr- ltonl )Iclmirn-
Ilulill- llllilll‘r of Serum l'lnys
Motion pimurn iovvrs who have
psychology
and who hm.
plrilll'l‘s containing:

studios and Ibo lllil".
lll""ll crying for

lilkll’llll‘fllllii lflllllllli'i‘. notion nlwl
thrills ulll fillll llll illtsv in "'l‘llv
Knockout." \“lll'. ll upvnl-rI :l’ iln
Itinlln lllrluirl‘ ymiv May for :l ilil'm
duv l‘illl.

lll lllir. p‘l>iull~ ollo {unis lino
'llll'llls :l- iinn. l'\"iln‘l"lil. St‘t‘illl'

, Illll.
‘lllilllli'ill onl-

In :lllty l‘fillli'ili :iliil good. “liOl' Milli"
:\llil Milton Sills gives in till!

oi‘ llll‘ grr-zllosl err-in

. .l
‘pwrloi‘nlilllt‘t'fl of his hrllllalli czlrerr

,cull c- Lil-45'.

{'l he

Illii‘l‘V Longtiou in "Foot of Mud,"
.’i grunt vommiy nppl‘nrs on lllt‘ Still.”
l‘lill.

.\'I' Till. [\I (' l: .\”I.

"New ill-mulls" is Typical America-
.wrecu Conway.
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\vill hl' shou‘ll tol‘lov i421
llll lusl ll-llv-u ill lll“ vagv‘nt tllonll:
pillow. prolluvvd by William
In- Mill-l, more: libsslc Love.
Hamilton and Phyllis Ilnver.

.i rpm-1.11 tilll'ill‘llOi‘l comes to till
liomlli inr \\'Hlilvsduy.
llllli I-‘l'illny. 'lhis picture is
lill‘lSllllthiiL" u grlnt llnlnl plctur-u
hilll‘l'lllf-J lizllnou Xmarro. The pic.
turn is oxirvmcly thrilling; showill:

lllu rescue ol a girl spirited away to“

l'nlil d
sun-oping

lllt‘
llllilllli

5"":

States dcsirovvl
into action:

the most stirring light
)(lll'VO ever gasped at.

'his screen career.

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Yale‘Dramatic Ass’n

 

lion will
Bridgeport.

give a performance

Thursday evening December 17th.
It is rumored that something un-
usual in the way of a play has been
provided this year but definite word
on this point has not been released.

The Yale University Dramatic
Association has always had a fore-
most place in college theatricals and
its coming to Bridgeport is awaited
with unusual interest by all

the theatre.

 

 

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Says Auto Horns Make
Bedlam of Manhattan

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.—-Streets or
midtown Manhattan age a bedlam
from morning to night. woing prin-
cipally to unnecessary noises o! au-
tomobiles. according to a. report is-
sued yesterday by Captain William J.
Pedrick. vice-president and general
manager of the Fifth Avenue Asso-
ciation. Captain Pedrlck blames all
motorists equally—owners of private
cars. chauffeurs and taxi drivers.

The Fifth Avenue Association has
conducted an investigation of street
noises since Commissioner Enright
sevelal months ago instructed all pa-
irolmcn to curb the use of signal de.
vices, such as horns and “histlcs.
jexcept as a. warning. The associa-
ition reports that a. widespread dis-

 

Iregard of the prmisions of the city

01 dinance against these noises still
(EXISTS.

THE REASON.
"I made a hit with June this eve-
nine. She laughed at all my jokes."
" Forget it Didn't you ever notice

1 her nretb’ teeth 7"

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last
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3mm 7,

NOW PLAYING

MILTON SILLS

“THE ENOCKOUT”

A thrilling drama of the wilds, \vllcrl: llthllilli‘n stalks at

 

 

 
 
 

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EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
Harry Langdon in “Feet of Mud”

DECLARES ITS
0. K. TO WASII
“OLD GLORY”

Is it proper to wash soiled Amer
icnn “883? .tlio colors from running iogmllvr.

Because. this question is asked so “Dry lll the smile to Ittilltl lod-
trcqucntly by persons anxious in 1111' ing. it the flat; requires [\l'f‘:<:~'lrl':
serve the fine points of i’lag ol‘lqua lto .ll. this i':il‘"l'lllll\." 111-; Fliill'lll'f‘llt
Lt. Colonel, title C. {\lt'llols. in convludus,
charge of the l7. S Army Iiccrllltlllg \\'l.«-ll {lugs im nmv- ll'Zi)(‘iI rind nu
Station at 306 P. H. Building. New longer in nu display, illvr» is all old
linvon, Connecticut. Willi.“ lllil/ll’. nruly ll'filllLlOl) “lllC'll llii‘orrls on
public an official stutonwni ol-iininr-d ' opportunity in (lo i'in ll l‘mvrilnre to
from Washington. in» Star: :ll'lil Stripes. (‘olllllel Nich-

 

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Here‘s how it) (It) it:

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i'lzlltcs tor \rllsllilli; illl- llnc. 110 not
“Ting it. but iiilui'l'lt' gainfully lillll
nose in" solol'ul rival; will “store.
Do not lrt it 1er in the \iiilt'i‘. lll-
sicud hang it up lllllllcdllllely ailcr
rinsing it. [long ll. so that the
stripes run up Uilll down and the
blue livid hangs over tho line."

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dirll'cspet‘iful handling, Old Glow} in”... led from ll'lt' 113:. Then the
may he laundered with eniilv pro« l stir-null“ plows‘ rll‘ illn firm: which is
pricty. "d“cliirl's the stall lilt‘lll. n'l lrlnunr a fin: are (‘I'r‘lllllll‘ll and

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pranks and love-thrills of the Nmnl
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In this pic-'
luro Novarro is in the triumph of

Coming to Bridgeport"

I' or the first time in ten years the
Yale University Dramatic Associa-

Ricl Yourself oi Extra Weight

I-ET AMBA CLEAR OUT ALL SU-
PER-FLUOUS FLESH AND GIVE
YOU A REAL BEAUTY OF
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