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INAUGURATING A NEW POLICY OF PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS
AT THE REGENT AND PALACE THEATRES
Photoplays Changed Daily at Each; Theatre
Except Thursday and Friday Presentations
~ ‘REGENT THEATRE rRocR‘in or WEEK FEBRUARY 7TH ..
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY “'EDNESDAY THURS. 5 FR! SATURDAY
The Homemaker ltin Tin Tin ”“0 5““ Dim Raymond Gritiith First Ihowins in Jack Hoxie
‘ The w nder dog 14““ melodrama Connecticut '
warm ” ~1n~ The American win --
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Alice Joyce Th 01th f “m. , He s a Prince “Mum“ Two l‘isted Jones
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and The Wolves 3°“ Lytell “m' Esther Ralston An action drtma
Olive Brook Marian mun Mary Brian Ford Sterling of the west and
The management and the second episode
One of the finest ~ and | The first superw ’ hi or
picturizations ot "mm" 3“” Paulette Duval comedy produced 1'3! Lanp er
. antees this picture by his own comedy (Miss America) The Scarlet Streak
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presented 0“ the. attractions of th$ action and dii£ctors. writers Atlantic City The new serial
screen. season. excitement nd players Beauty Contest Rt‘nmuofl
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Transact)“ Turns, & Fm SATURDAY
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The WON“ ““6 “ ' and Norman Kerry
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.. Rin Tin Tin ' , 1“""1‘0 “m“ Anne Oornwall
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The famous dot; star D‘o‘rothy Cnnfleid's Sporting Life Under Western
With a supporting ‘P t YOI’ A right “,3...” Sot‘lflv Ski“ The Phantom
cast. headed by m a l y comedy treat with \rtlnn EXPI‘OIB
June Morlovm ' ‘ the clown prince ' A thrilling romance
Charles Conklin The Homemaker of them all ltumnnr" of the exciting t‘hihlron utlmittcd to
and So true '0 life you Raymond Griffith Beauty Pcttdleton finitirtliiy .‘lntincc
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BEGIN HERE rooar
BARBARA HAWLEY. 25. Itilts
BRUCE REYNOLDS. architect.
because she wants to see lite.
She gets a Job on the Chi-
csgo Telegraph. Bruce ‘lolna
the firm of Mariners. Billie and
Reynolds. promoting Vale Acres.
He meets LYDIA STACY. rich
widow. who becomes infatuated
with iihn.
Barbara covering a suicide.
t
drawled. “Somebody order my coach
and six." .
The rest of the crowd followed
him. Barbara evaded the efforts of
Ramon to follow her. “I've had a
pleasant time. Miss Oiivero," she
aid. in the hallway. "You must
— cones and see me sometime."
..“1!‘hank you, I never make calls."
replied her hostess. "Good night.”
"Oh. Miss Hawiey. Guinevere."
Ramon was shouting after Barbra.
oilice boy brought iii‘ the mall and
lumped at her. laughing to see her
start. But‘ehe looked at him. with-
out her usual ready smile. and he
left the room hastily.
Barbara. opened her mail. it con-
tained nothing but bills and publicity
sheets. She threw it in a basket and
rose, reaching for her hat and cost.
It was nearly noon.
In the street outside, she walked
slowly. There was a little tea room
Barbara stommemi slightly. hir-
ioua with herself for fooling embar-
raasment. “I'm not ill. Fancy. it's
good to see you."
"Good! I'm tickled silly, How long
have yen been in New York. Dad
didn't tell me."
“Perhaps he thought it wouldn't
matter to you." Barbara stopped
short. biting her lips. Fancy put
her hand on Barbara's shoulder.
"He knew better than that. Bubs."
she said. softly. Then, with increased
gnyety. “Come on out home with
me now and stay for dinner. i‘m
dying for you to see my cute place."
Barbara ginnccd at l-‘oncy's left
hand. Fancy was not wearing a wmi-
ding ring; She had not sputum ct
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Bridgeport Theatres
i if' we“
Today and Tomorrow Only
Dorothy Canilclds’
sensational novel
“The Home Maker”
With Alice Joyce and
Olive Brook
.la k H ale to '3!“de
e o ThePhantom
~in~ Police
. ill 1'
A Six shoottn T” 3.35..” “"
Herbert
Romance newum
* unto nits
PALACE
.i vaudeville show that will keep
{Mu entertained every moment is
now playing at the Paine theater
with the screen attraction. “The
.\lilODiL Sweepstakes."
Iir-ot Gibson. The. screen attraction
in itself is a great performance and
n with the vaudeville give-s Norn‘alk
an unbeatable program.
The vaudeville is so good that you
runnot refrain from applauding. The
., Iorn put their heat into their acts
and ptit them over in great fashion.
'i'itv‘y had to answer several curtain
volts and crop then the patrons
urtntcd more. thn it is said that
I'w program is incomparable it in
aid without cxrtggcraiion. The hill
this work is typical of the l'nloco
v hero nothing but the twat at mod-
vtttu prices is oftcrt-d the public.
RIALTO
imon Errol who for the past two
lvirtys giro Rialto audiences unlimited
’ mirth
in his photnplay "Clothca
iixxko The Pirate." \t'lil conclude his
"'ll'.‘.‘i§"‘ill€nl with today's presenta-
li"‘ll. Erroi‘a funny mils which occur
'rrquontly during the production
Will bring a laugh every time. If
featuring ‘
Rialto
LAST TIMES TODAY
Leon Errol,
Dorothy Gish and
Nita N aIdi
__in.._.
CLOTHES MAKE
THE PIRATE
SATURDAY
Fred Thompson and
Silver King
....|n_..
RlDiN’ THE WIND
and
THE GREEN ARCHER
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Matt Moore and
Kathryn Perry
-_»1n...
IR”
' “THE FIRST YE
you wont to ctiiny tht- grcatest bur-
icsquc t-n pirate ltie. this is the pic-
lure that Will gin: it to you. .
Tomorrow i~‘rmi Thompson and his
wondcr horsc Fiiwr King will be
soon in “iiiditi The Wind." it hut-i
an abundonc» ot :~ni-rt:iiiioiciit of
.Kl‘llm.
Mir
Motion pictures will return to tho,
Recon! theater tomorrow. when Art
Acct-«l nili be seen in “Western
Pluck." it's a, riot of action.
Today lllF- theater is featuring
Arms and the lion. .1 play. it is be-
ing giwn under the auspices of tho
Nor“ nih liinh richool.
WJZ, NEW YORK—455.
W
9 l". M.-—Arlhtil‘ chhsitr. pianist.
litt‘. type that only Thompson 0471'
give. .ittoiiir-z- chapter n' "Tho "ern
Archer.” is otYr-rrd on the sumo pro-
REGENT
Only Vaudeville Show TODAY
“ in fowl), itnt. 3:1,". ”M 3:15
-5 -". on {t
Hortense Nielsen
- ~»in- ~
“ARMS AND
TH E M AN”
1 prior auspices -.t
THE RALBTONB‘
KENNY AND TATE
TIP TOP REVUE
000K AND VERNON
BANJoL‘ND—fim NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
On The Screen
TODAY
Hoot Gibson SATURDAY
~in~— ART ACCORD in
“The Arizona , .‘ -
5 ‘1 t' , T, ‘
Sweepstakes" “ E. TU“ P1 tLh
SATURDAY 1' 5 “ '1‘" ('1. (Hilton
MAY‘ALLISON and
marina HERBERT
—~i n —
“WRECKAGE”
Special Adtlcd :‘lttroction
and first episode
"THE SCARLET STREAK"
“summit? overdo“
Saturday Matinee Only Alice Joyce and
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in (‘lii'o Brook
“ms rnvsrmo PLACE" ..
i'ltildrcn pdmlttcd to Satunio: Dorothy i‘mdicltlfi- nonunillng‘i
mutlnoc for Tl-ZN FEST“. story
Brim; thr‘ Kidding uni onjoy “THE HOEIENIAKER”
1 trout!
RE GEN T
THEA TRE
Matinee and Night Friday, February 5th
Auspices Norwalk High School
(LA. ARTHUR SUBMITS
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as she ran down the steps. She ran around the corner that she some. Jerome. . 7 P. M.--Dinner concert. 9:15 P. AL- Rudolph Joskouitz..
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" lik A Bruce‘hut i", refuses her outside door. she board the voices of his in a dark corner and ordered was wondering what to dnhn'uh a c r-_ “1...“...“3. Sorenm..,.,.' 930 p, )1. _\\';.1dm-{.Asmrm Dance
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it; and Bruce is indicted. Bruce is ner. As her cat) passed Miss 011- and set the dishes before Barbara ailttle bird cage ofs kitchenette, but. 10 P. .‘i.-}‘rancis .‘fnt‘mlll-gn' ”Gum er. i ORE TEST
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Miss Furiiivall dead Iron! gas.
Barbara. In desperation. goes to
Daier’s party. hoolns to form-
Ramon Doniaelll. futurist paint-
er. takes a fancy to Barbara. to
.Daisy's disgust. But Dal-ban
sees him dipping his fingers into
the salad bowl.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY ‘
CHAPTER LII!
languished while teed oe-
med the attention of the
' Barbers round an otte-
man in a corner and sank down
party.
upon it. She could' not eat.
Wcrds drifted toward her from
time—"eelMeter-mlniem."
b... “i“ ““3
' "." Thebeard'e inches
'Btrin seemed to bfle kgep-
the conversation cble y. no
in: up girls in black baggage-1;:
marry to sleep on the m.
titer wan drinking too many cock.
inns and laughing ahrllly between
time to ,
.. " ,". “aural
Theron Higgins
of the
drinks.
pots or orthodox some one
tn Window for long per-
mood!!! by 0 only turning when
someone addressed a remark to her.
cltoo clock piped up twelve
“31.2: "What a silly thing tar you
cried ems mg.
clock.
cost-in tors. alone
need only in Vi rut W new-
10“ of time.
to have. Daisy."
.1“, “I ’ thou!”-
with haircioth sons M
H
livero was not playing the
Daisy 0
standing on the steep.
eagerly up and down the street.
stale tobacco.
O I O
dorms.
tog had risen over Manhattan.
staff.
tar any in conversationalv
her desk. "they never
Bel-am sighed.
mmummm
ewee
winter'- news.
So‘meone class beside Barbara all eel that" ”the ,
up. "Why Barbara. dear!" It was Fancy c or oil.
vero'e building. one saw Ramon
looking
When Barbara reached home. she
bathed. and washed her hair. so that
it no longer smelled of incense and
The winter months crept away.
with their long nights and murky
Barbara went to work
morning alter morning before the
Miller had apparently accepted her
as his main helper. We increases
in her pay check. and important I!-
slgnrnents that came trequentiy put
her at ease as to her place on the
Miller came into her once one win-
"many thing.” he said. lounging on
round a
man in Betsy Furnlvail’s belongv
tags to indicate why she killed aer-
aelt. .
"All her letters had been destrbyeii
baton she died. And her person“
most: were put in Order. She must
have been pimping the sulcide tor
March came in with blusterlngs
and clouds of dust. The city shivercd
and bated its shoulders and prayed
pore led to clear the
ptmeuia ot the slime lot: by the
She began to eat. with eitort. The
soled looked Colloid!!! but the pushed
it away. The sandwiches met the
same we. ,
Only the Mes seemed to satisfy
her. Women began to come into the
shop in groups. some or them were
lien-ere and all or tam were dressed
according to last sprint moses. it
was not a shop extensively patron.
lzed by working women. ‘
The soft murmur of cultivated
voicba begin, and “traces begin
at delicately tempting teed.
hastily. paid her blll and fled.
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net's total}.
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, breathleasiy.
to court? silently abbot pith trays
.Barban looked about her. at the
pretty clothes. She herself was still
wearing a Winter hat. Shé hose
The spell of spring had touched
mood. the, streets. _ Nobody eednad ".3
maps cordial on the street cor-
ner-ban More! on
alone. her head still throbbing lolly.
at the some: at Myeignta
,Itrs‘et lhb did not turn tom the
o .
M the corner or the street. Bar-
bara round a flower stand. banked
with lay-cloths in pots and can
clean! and Modile in Vases. The
lavender. and pale yellow- shone
againlt the dull greys of the atom.
‘Barban more! a moment to look
at the servers. The hyacinth were
u begun as those that Diem
bend!) the rel ng o
Evan-tibia
“new uses see no Tyrants-r:
ahealltotbemanlaebarnettbe
bese-
Barbara looked
And
so cute. til ivory and blue.
everything electric and easy to work
with. You'll never believe You a
good housekeeper, will you?"
Barbara laughed. "I'll believe it
when 3 see you at work," she said.
They caught a Riverside bus on
Fifth avenue and took seats on too.
Fancy shattered incessantly, asking
questions about Barbara's work and
about i’rtends they had in common.
Barbara answered quietly. No men-
tion or their la'at meeting was made.
Central Park was haunting a few
banners of young greenery. A warm
spicy spring smell from the earth
greeted them as the bus lumber-ed
but thb Wk. .
At 110th sweet Fancy rang the
bell. "This is our corner." she said
to Barbara. it.
The apartment was all that Fancy
had said. Barbara. glanced around
its sunny living room. It on: [ur-
nlalied with old walnut and costly
Chinese rugs '
Fancy buzzed about in the tiny
kitchen. calling to Bat-bars to come
out and sit by her. She had slipped
into abuse apron and was scrubbing
potatoes with a. vegetable brush.
The preparations for dinner went
(in. while May and Barbara tum.
They could see the Hudson river
(rota the kitchen window. The fleet
he in the rivers
f'fliere‘s a in m battleship that
umysneehine"nidmey. "l
automataeeoteta mother
room and tools at it and protest
I’m the ma. And when RIO!"
my I don't feel right It all till it
ballet but“ the giggled solidi-bl!
cried Fancy. “that's Jerome.
in him in. will you. Barbara? My
M II. all M“
“Ow,
10 P. )I.——Shcrman and Nr-li.
10:30 P. M. lllllyiluth.
“'GBS. NEW YORK-aid.
G. l”. .\l. Uncle Gccbce.
that) P. )l. Jule Anzel's Orchestra.
lent?"
7:10 P. hi. .luic Anzcl's Orchestra.
WRNY, NEW YORK—268
P. M. "Whose Birthday Today."
.06 P. BL—Sporill; commerce.
10 P. .‘l.—-Mariorie Stuart. songs.
P. .\i.-—Graud Opera Company.
:30 P. M.-—-“Simpio
Tricks."
P. M.——Grand Opera. Company.
:45 P. ilk-Jack Wheaton'a
chestra.
“M‘l-IN
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McDonald rs. li‘auny Davidson;
WEN. NEW YORK—3M
S I’. M.-—Dinner music.
toluers. ‘
7:30 P. lit—Lew Brown.
Claire. songs.
8 P. lite—Alexander Male Quartet.
ensure.
songs.
tra. .
19:30 P. iii.-——Anstol Friediand.
11 P. ling—Dance Orchestra.
tn.
1! midnight—Dance Orchestra.
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one. saw mamas
5 P. hie—Plano selection.
6210 P. M.——Market high spots.
6:20 P. Mao-Plano selections.
eons.
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Magician
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10:15 P. his-Novelty contort. Bob
.\l Geodhart vs. Ralph Christman.
7 l". M.--Harry l‘tichman's Enter-
Sidney
8:15 P. M—Edmund Herlihy‘s Or-
a P. lit—Lee Cantor. Belle Brooks.
10 P. M.—-Roselsnd Dance Orches-
mm P. lit—Bert Dagmar‘s Orches-
12:30 P. BL—Bob Murphy's Orches-
that P. hi.'--Elei\'ienlary French les-
P. bias-amend Preach Lehoas.
P. tau-beers or Estimate
. tan—James E. Hus-ea. tee
. . )i.-Arthar Wechsier. pian-
tnlncr.
:10 p. m.-—-Carrio Cohen. pianist.
:L“) p. m.—Al Cicconc's (irchcstru.
\\'.\lC.\. NEW \‘ORK‘HHI
6 p. m.-—Olcott \‘ail's String En-
sémblc.
6:30 p. m.——Ernic Golden's Urclies-
tra.
7:30 p. m.-——Sach‘s Musical
archs.
8:30 p. m.——Cousin's Talk.
a p. in.—Woodmanstcn Orchestra.
8:50 p. m.—Brondway Association.
9 p. ILL—I‘laHdDIED Hour of Music.
10 p. m.—-Donald li‘iatnm. dramatic
critic.
11 p. m.——Howard Lolly. \ioiiniet.
11:30 p. m.—-Jack Denny‘s Orches-
in.
“BAG. RICHMOND HILL—316
7:30 p. m.——Rylvia Baylln. pianist.
7:45 p. m.-l‘rofcssor Richard
Mayne.
S p. ni.-L,Tnnwood Vydc, soprano.
6:30 p. m.—-Shcil Bench Trio.
10:03 p. m.—l‘rancino \‘ydc.
, prano.
10:16 p. m.——Bernle Fletcher's Or-
chestra.
“'08. KEWARKs—wa.
8:16 P. M.—Words mlspron‘bnnced.
6:17 P. tile-Bill Wathcy. sports.
6:30 P. his—Man in the Moon Stor-
ice.
that: I‘. M.-—-Jacqucs Jacobs’ Ensem-
e.
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8:00 P. )i.—-Songs.
I:06 1". M.--Charol de Themes. pl-
mist.
4:16 P. M.—\'ietor Gold's Orches-
tra. _
(:lb P. M.—-Ruby Cowan, songs, p1.
mo.
8:10. i. 5. 6:26 P. M.—-News.
'i . M.—-Paui Epp's Revelers. ’
1:8 . M.—-Trac.v and Molar. songs.
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