s. 7‘
Fills yours ago Roy Olmstoad. below,
wad a police lieutonsnt in Battle.
.Wash. Then he rssignod. lot rich
and built a radio broadcasting stu-
tion, from which his wits, above.
. used to broadcast "Aunt Vivian's
‘ bEdtimo‘ stories" every night. Now
“ ‘l‘io‘s under arrest as head of the biz-
gest rum running syndicate on the
west coast, and dry agents charge
the bed lime stories were really
« cleverly coded messages to rum run-
2 ers. '
"T Airplane Industry
Active Spencer Says
Reports or much activity in the
commercial aircraft manufacturing-
‘rndustry in the Middle West were
reusht back yesterday by P. H.
poncsr, president or the recently or.
unized New England Aircratt Com-
'pany.
“Every commercial aircraft factory
that I‘vislted was behind in its"-
behind 800 airplanes and was tuned
with orders that will keep it bus!
560:: the next year," Mr. Spencer said.
. ore.commercia1 airplanes have
been built in the last nine months
added. . _
3 Mr. Spencer signed a. contrsot‘witb
-- ‘iirmto handle the distribution of
he company‘s airplanes in the New
gland territory. The airplanes will
okfiibited in 0. local automobile
Spencer said. “
New plans of the company call {or
“the establishment or an "air taxi
service” between Hartford and New
York and Boston and for the open-
ing up of a. Tying school at Briandi‘d
Field. according to Mr. Spencer.
More than nine which calls per
your are handled by the private
branch lelopliono exchange of one
ot Chicago's inmost department
stores.
summit, mommy 4, ms
data. one plant in particular was
‘ :Ilhau in the seven preceding years, he ‘
owrdom in about three weeks, Mr. .
Wm only smut—us
Act" Senators Edge. und Dill.
'Ohflm. ” ‘
I p. inn-U. 8. .Army Band.
"Homo” W.” .
D p. nip-Boyd Solar Orchestra.
10 p. m.-“Polltlool situation
Washington." Modems 7000..
10:10 p. in. --'rlls Record Beys.
Ira.
W. NEW YORK—"2
d p. nip-Dinner nitric.
1 p. inn-madam hymn sing.
8:80 p. nor-’l‘hs Bmthsrs
8 p. I‘m-Tho Isrkisitos
8:80 p. zo.—-Hiros' Harvesters.
s p. sup-cum“ Eskimos.
:' 10 p. m.-—Silvortom Orchestra.
' 11 p. m.-—Vinoout Moss's Orches-
trs.
W830. NEW KORE—080
1 p. inn-Market Hun Spots.
7:10 p. so.—“'rrond. or the Tlmoslf
1:80 p. meolico Alarms
1:85 p. nip-Doses orchestra. .
Goodwin. '
'1‘.
“WIN. NEW KORE-dial.
. bore.
in.
tra.
7:80 P. M.—-Muslcsi program.
8:80 P. M.—-Rubw Cowan. songs.
8:08 P. M.—Juno. Leo. tinting.
p. in.-—£Dol:ote on the “Volstosd
1:00 .. lupusdison Concort On
8:80 p. m.-»1l‘irst Nations! Pictures,
10:05 p. in.--l|‘roddis Rich‘s Orches-
8 p. m.—eGsmos ot Millrose Athletlo‘
Association. Charles Hort. Hubert
fioubon. Adrian Psules. George
10:80 p. m.-—Poliqo Moi-ms; weath-
6:00 P. M.-1'.reuureland Nolslh
silo P. Afr-Charlie King‘s Orches-
1:00 P. M.—~Vluonnt Lopez Orches-
8:00 P. M.—-Wlll Oakland's Shanley.
in
AN _ door."
Boll, “I!!!“ W's We. .
Vision Buses have a child.
nus-i351. as Chicago to
" bogggms mil-
mm...
alumnus us 3;“... door. R“?°"hg"t¢h ~
fimtbousstmtmm. dip?” ,967’8
nmmksstoptomsd
udstupodtooflullytoiookstll.
0:00 P. luau-Mr. sod Mrs. Loo Wood
soull- . -
5:10 ‘1'. M.—-Joo Sherman. Joel:
Noll. sougs.
10:» 1...; Ida—Koutuoky Orchestra.
11:00 P. M.-—Joo Word's Entertain-
Ofl o ,
11.:80 1'. M.~Orohostrs. ~
is (midnight)-—Psrody Orchestra.
W683, NEW TORI—810.
8:00 P. nil-mime Gooboo.
0:80 P. ‘ M.~:—Pornor~8tsrk Orches-
trs.
mo P. M.-Arthur Mun-m: orohoo-
m. \
mo r. Mu—folkl orchestra.
1:80 P. his-Woul- of tho Oslloiios."
1:45 P. Man-Danes orchsstrs.
1:45 P. M.-.-Dssoo oroli'ootrs.
8:15 P.” M.——l‘our Jock noses.
8:80 P. Ids-nook and Play 3o-
vlow. ._ .
0:00 P. Mae-Orpheus Misod Qusrtot.
mo 7P. LIE-flood nova. violin:
1st.
0:80 P. hie-“Edythe .Polldlt. mon-
olosus. ‘
4:45 P. lit—mm his... , . .
10:00. P. M.-—Chsuning Polloolr,
playwright. .I .‘ .
10:15 1?. Maintain“: and Songs.
Harry Archer. dial-hm Thomp-
son. .. .
10:80 P. M.-—Vsndorbllt Dance 'Or.
ohostrs.
warm now ironic—ass. . '
7:00 P. M.—-“Whosp Birthday tro-
I day?" . ,
7:05 P. M.-Sports: commerce.
7:15 P. ILL—Studio program.
7:“!- P. lids—Radio Quesctlons and
Answers. 5, .
8:00 P. M.-—Orlando's Concert Or.
ohutrs. ,
8:00 P. lit—Studio program.
8:00 P...M.-.look Smith. barytone.
. - . ' l '
glasses of psosorsby. sod
Barbara olowod hor stops to s not
walk. ‘ - - '
Miller V‘rss lust closing tho up-
stairs door when slio ruohod up the
steps or tho Footlights building.
«my. what's tho matter. Miss
Ronny?” ho inquired. showing the
inevitable cigar. "Did you torgol
'solnothiugl‘: .
"Open tho door stain snd cums
book in.“ gsspod Harbors. Tinnitus
obeyed. imam the my into tho ro-
ooptlon room at tho Footli‘ghts suits.
Ho stored st nor haggard toes.
“Miss l‘urnivflll" ooid Barbara.
"She's dosd. ! found her on tho
Tho olgdl‘ dropped out o: Millsr's
«noon. ostliotsbloaud
a 3.3:... “m: killed
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0:80 P. lip-Bill mm. songs.
0:05 P. M.--Mrs. limos Mollodxo.
10:05 P. M.--Voli:s Trio.
WMOA, NEW YORK—Ill.
0 P. M.-—Olcott Vsll‘s Btrlnl
somhle.
8:80 P. M.-0sprice Orchestra.
7 P: M.—~—Woodmsnsten Orcheslru.
:20 P. lit—Paco program.
7:88 P. Moduli-it Cohen. pianist.
7:10 P. M.--Msry Lowis. soprano,
s P. M.—-Y. M. c. A. Public Speak-
ing Clsss dinner.
0:80 P. M.——Banuuul.
it P. M.-—l£rnio Golden‘s Orchbstru.
l2 1’. M.--MOAlpln ltlllsu night.
WRAP. NEW YORK—film.
7 1?. M.-—nuth Montgomery. sopra-
1'10.
7:15 P. M.»WHAP Women’s Cho-
rus.
1:80' P. his—Kitty Chosthsm.
0 P. Mw—John deBeuris. clarinet.
ails Pr’Ma—News digest; D. Héyie,
violinist.
0 P. M.—-—Rogs Auim. contrslto.
0:15 P. M.-—Rov. Eliot White.
0:80 P. M.—-—l..isteners' variety hour.
WFBE, NEW WORK—l".
6 P. M.—-John Buhiilors’ Molodists.
'l P. M.-—-Yorkvillo Entertdlnors.
WBNY. NEW YORK—810.
8 P. M.-—Mexiesn Serenaders.
9 P. llI.—-—Boy Scout Orchestra.
10 P. Mai-Alisa Calls. songs.
10:15 I’. M.—-Olive Msy, soprano.
10:00 P. M.——Two Musketeers.
wnwn, NEW YORK—488 ’
0 p. ln.--Jolln McCarthy. pianist.
8:15 p. nos—"Religion and Bcience."
John Cooper.
8:85 p. m.—,—-Muslcaie.
8:05 p. m.—-Folk Songs.
10 p. nl.--QUEIHOI| box.
10:25 p. m.~—Vlolln solo.
mouth to tho door. 'I‘Doodl" no out ‘
. iii-sworn and brought out lingerie Ind
.msioylnsthomoondomus
_ lay. So you did some. I thought
10:85 p. m.-"Sociul Tendencies,"
Nobody had touched tho music on
the piano since she lstt it thero
sevorsl days borers. A tweet drip.
plug in the kitchen marked of! tho
silence with its monotonous boat.
Barbers rose to her foot and
looked around the room. Thou sbo
run to the window and dull! it open.
to admit o. rush of cold air. Sounds
tram the street entered. Bho
breathed deeply. standing by tho
Window. Then she walked to the
piano and let her hand tall. palm
downward. on the keys. The clash
0! notes rang through the rooms.
shlvoring the stillness that bus: in
them. "i:
Barbers ran into her bedroom and
threw open tho closet door. An ow
dress of cloth 0: gold buns
:ust lotus. silo pulled it out and
throw it moss tbs narrow bod.
Silo dived into tho Ml table
shoes lion. Silo (landed at tho little
clock on the toblo ond'osw that it
was sevon~thlrty. She ran into the
bothroom and turned on the hot
orator in tho tub. ‘ ‘ .
till cloth ofioldmnd hot holi-
mm 18“-
A glass ot‘mllt mod for ho:- din-
not. though silo had not sales sinco
soon.
0 O ‘
lamps burned softly in Daisy
Ollvoro‘o studio sportinout. Someone
02 Ml comma la l0! voices at
tho o suds: tho room.
Barbara soured. costing I glance
around her. The sons mods her
eyes sparkle. Daisy advanced to
most her. "Rollo. titers. Miss Haw.
ou'd probably soon: our Bohemian
yrevels. But woloons homo! Maris,
«on Mt when she osld'you wore
a born Villsgsr. Iou loot it to-
“his" . ,
Burials-o. laughed. "l‘n'o bod nIbsd
day. I'rs come to bo cheered up.
Ful'.°hql uniup.ssnubody:'8ho
the their molded loom _ . of tho
ward .
vol-s hummus said.
8!
Ell-
Bridgeport Theatres
...- . rm svsnuio sawmills-so. nonwsm. cons.
. 9:15 P. his—Lorna no... sos‘g girl.
ATR
E-GOERS
PAGE SEVEN
LYillC
LAST TIMES TODAY
0 I
I'Mrlls of the Sea
Friday and Saturday
THE HOME MA ER
starring '
ALICE JOYCE.
OLIVE_ BROOK
//
Henry Stuart. - .
10:55 p. m.-—Muslc.
wono, NEW irons—Lass
8:15 p. m.~“~Adole Murray. songs.
8:80 p. ui.-—Peurl Miller. soprano.
5:50 p. lii.-——Jcl'ry Alexander. pianist.
9:06 p. in.-Ethol Bouts]. contralto.
0:20 p m.-Rsymond Orchestra.
won, ynwm-L-oos
0:17 p. rip—Jun Watney, "Sports."
0:30 p. m.«‘lacqnes Jacobs' En.
senil-i-n
7:20 p m.-- News bulletin.
An i'-iw‘ll‘l(3 plowwhich does not
Teilllll'l‘ rm uticudnnt is being experi-
mented uivli at the Colic-go Or Agri-
culture Amos, Iri.
Jflllll‘ll'l‘ :0 was the MOM: anni-
versary of the birth 0! Mrs. L'. 8.
Grain. \i‘itr' of the famous Civil War
torious iiiri.
he says." She gave him a spiteful
glance. but Ramon only shrugged
and: smiled st Barbara. ‘
She took his arm and they up-
preached the chattering group. Two
girls in black evening drosses sat
on cushions on tho door by tho
divan. One of them was resting her
head against the knee or a handsome
veteran and president.
Can't believe a word
youth in a green smock. Is obs blow
smoke rings from the end or a long
clgsroi.
"Follow tools." said the younl
plan at her side, “this is Miss Haw-
ley. Daisy didn‘t bother to tell mo
her first name. but I'll bet it‘s
Gulncioro. Sho'o such a quesuly
person."
Barbara's taco was red. "Non-
sense," oils exclaimed. “My name is
Barbara. Thst ought to be a good
promised so much for Errol's screen
prospects are revealed in full in this
comedy.
on them.
(Mr Gong Comedy offers
laughter.
Village name.”
. “Yes," cried Daisy. "It means an
outlaw. someone beyond the pole.
it’s a lovely name.
Marthe Duvsl. and this is .loon Sun:-
mers and there are Dr. Piquot, with
the decanter. and Thomas Higgins
in the smock-though he'd like to
be called Jscduos 00 Alexander.
~ . lids.“ ,_ . stepped o
in the salad bowl. His" eyes were greedy.
We‘re s. rum crew. but we hope
And this is
He was
. They will not only please you with
you’ll like us."
Barbara nodded to the persons in-
troduced and sat down beside the
smocked Mr. Higgins. The toll;
went on. The girls puffed at their
cigarets and sipped from tall glosses.
may walked about tron: ono end
or the room to another, like a caged
lioness. Now and then one or two
more guests would some in and join
one of tho groups. .
Ramon’s clear eyes were upon her
always. She smiled at him ital! shyly
ones or twice. and w buck tron:
the increased 1"“)! his gus.
Daisy mtuut to the kitohon to
see to the refreshments, and Barbara
{allowed lior. "I'd like to help. i! I
may." silo said.
Daisy ouswerod lightly. "All right.
if you want to. But there isn't much
to do. any. old door. what s killing
you'vs mods. Romanian boon look.
ing sheep's eyes at you all svouing.
Ho seldom dolls so utterly that he
don't llkft mm or three at once.
Let me conmtulsto you." no:
voice was sold. , ‘
Bull". carried the pistes and
minus into tho studio. Dolly fol-
lowed with a trio. Tho sue-loos:
up sxpoeisntly and tho ehsttor dlod
«was: Daisy sot-mus ammo“ ’
sand c as and“ ,
Ramon had umpire-.94. from the
group by tho couch orbsn Barbara
wont to the kitchen; Silo lookod for
in option the had finished MI
sandwiches. ’
,Ihr'bln out down her plots at
wishes and isblo
taller they- grow. .
pumpkins and squashcs; now there
are exactly 87 named varieties rccox.
nixed by hortlcilliurisls. '
liquid fuel by heating to a high tom-
' ptraturo in an atmosphere of hydro-
gen under great pressure.
in .
LEONMERROL
, DOROTHY GISH
NITA NALDI. ‘
Added Attraction .
All Our Gang Comedy
0.
THEATRE NOTES
sumo ' .
It “Clothes Make the Pirate." in
which the delightiully funny Leon
Errol is starring with Dorothy Gish
at the Rialto theater today and to-
morrow is any lndiciion. the illm
public is to be thanked for the
threatened invasion of the movies,
by pirates.
"Clothes hiako the Pirate," is a
sterling screen achievement which
lives up to advance intlmstlons that
it would he one or the big specials
of the year. it is a. brilliant com-
bination of violently funny comedy
and impressive dramatic thrills.
The rare comedy touches that
Oh those legs. Ho falls
Youll fall for them. All
added
PALACE
An incomparable vaduovlile bill
made its initial appearance this aft-
ernoon at the Palace theater. begin-
ning a run of three days. It is one
at those shows that makes you want
more and» the performers have to
yield to tho voluminous applause.
and do anothr bit to appease the do-
nlunds of the audience. It's a tip
lap show all the way through. The
Rulstons. Kenny and Talc. Tip Top
Revue, Cook and Vernon and Banjo-
lsnd are the numbers appearing.
their offerings but will highly enter-
tain you. .
(in‘ tho screen lloot Gibson in
"Tho American Sweepstakes." will do
the honors.
nouns
Mary l’ckloru will complete her
engagement following tonight’s pro-
seniaiions at the Regent theater in
"Little Annie Rooney." "Little All-
nlo Rooney." deals with life—kid
life-in the tenement house district-
of New York's famous lower East
Side. with its teeming population. its
thousands upon thousands who
crowd into that section or the city
trom all parts of the world.
There are laughs galore and not a
tow tours. It is one oi the best stor-
ies she has ever made.
There will be no motion picture
attraction at the Regent tomorrow
owing to the high school play.
Photoplays will be resumed on Sat-
urdny.
The stronger tho light the bushior
your beans, the waiter it is, the.
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Powdered ecul is converted into
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Phone 314-5. So. N orwslk
MIILLINE‘RY
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K. A.
POLHEMUS
LEADING KILLINER
61 North Main Street
y'OllJy‘vtlldsVills Show
in Town
15:15. 7 and 0
will neurons
' sunny AND Mrs“
W
coon AND vssnon
BANJOLAND
On The Screen
Thursdsy and Friday
Hoot Gibson .
_...in..—
“The Arizona
S‘woepstakes”
SATURDAY
MAY ALLISON and
HOLMES iIEII'.‘RBI§R.'I‘
"" TI".—
“WRECKAGE”
Special Added Attraction
Saturday Matinee Only
CHARLIE OHAPLIN in
“HIS .TRYS'I‘ING PLACE"
Children admitted to Saturday
matinee for TEN CENTS.
Bring the Kiddies and enjoy
it treat!
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REGENT
LAST TIMES TODAY
MARY PICKFORD
._..i_ 7...-
“LITTLE AN N 1E
ROONEY"
FRIDAY
Milt. Szi'i Mo. 0.1.".
Hortense Nielsen
»—~iil~—
“ARMS AND
THE MAN”
l'nrim- auspices iii
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
SATURDAY
ART ACCORD in
WESTERN PLUCK
It 's a riot Oi i'll'iltJll
and first episode
“rm: SCARLET smnsx'”
REGENT THEA m1;
Matinee and Night Friday, February 5th
Ausplces Norwslk High School
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CJAJARTHUR SUBMITS
' A I
BERNARD SHAW'S
GREATEST
COMEDY
EMAN'
With Wilbur Braun, Edwin Dudley, Josef
Sauline, Morris Jenkins and a perfect cast
FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES
Mail orders should be sent now to P. A. Jakob, Noi‘wulk
\
High School.
.. 50c & 75c
EVENING $1.00&$1.50
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