FOR NORWALK THEATRE GOERS
aim-m
-sad tiered «light. A vivid
and r love story "limited and
tell 0 re- Res we could one- . .
solve redial! it. sent-red odainot m- ‘ ,y
a picturesque hookgrouiid oi primi» '
live We ll ‘3 Ambit Village popu-
lated by rut MP”?! ”d seal ilsh-
ero. It ll M W!" biggest thrill.
Want to learn how to Charleston?
it you do. attend the Risito during
the loot'hali p! the weolr W learn. 1:“.
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TODAY AND T033933” l 'riiunsnav, FRIDAY, SATRDAY ‘
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n. w, additive 3H is or the
World." a theme whi eontore-
about From till“! the We!“
W. with tonight's per-1W
will oompieto its two-day ”if:
wont at the Rodent theatre. in
hotoplsy which features
and Dorothy Gish. Eric Von lire-
hoip and "Cuckoo." won the admin
align oi the lords audlonooo ”dill“
day whose adulation was withou'
restraint. A special musical soars
has been arranged. it is play“ he
:‘i‘i'mt.°:.“.‘.'.'..“.‘.t:‘.f:3f.'.flit}? moron $1.er none KENYON _
“liili intimate "our“
turo attraction.
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a special orchestra under the dlrso- ‘ ‘ ' 3 1 r T .7. K W
tioii ot ldr. Grillith o own conduotor. PALAOI 1‘ l
Iuiili.d commendation is well do- ‘um’ WNW” M "W and
”3" ”mm “3' WM" "l“ ”V0 Old man gloom will have to make m M".
t vor. it is one that you should w“ you" 1,, Norwsik for old In.“ The implanted hour mm iorgot be your wooderi’ttl 4
. It is too splendid to mill. JOY OI‘IOhI-lly represented by Har- , W 3M”
Mr. Gridllh could 3“ 3”." 3‘“ old oyd. who comes to this city in “N ‘WWIO I
Um
A1. MAY
WIDNIIDAY
“radii“ RIER”
A picture iii-intro! oi aotio with ‘
Norman Kerry, Henry B. Weltllau, Lionel
Berymore, Marcelino Ds
WOULD you Lisa TO man To nuLII'i‘Oilt
~.'\s an added feature a reel teaching how to Charleston will
he oil'ered in addition to the regularp ro ram
N0 ADVANCE lN ”“33
Thu 6 ll‘il 1 PT M3
Dr. Allen’ a Home Sold} lidso v3m33o :ntrhlln a wi3|lica?:hni is
have known he wouldn't appreciate 3
To Dr. W. Ho MCMahon3 it at a time when he had Congress3
on his hamlet—[ks )loines lies‘iler. .
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night and thoro is ovary indication
that he will ho hora this wooing to
view the production. Among those
Dmont at last. ovoning'g showing
wore Albert Gray. general manager
for Mr. Grimth. .l. 0. Lloyd. por-
sonal representative, E. A. Golden.
F. Fruda, A. Vanni oi the Poll cir—
Wait. and others too numerous to
station.
Again you are reminded that to-
night's showings are tho isol- To-
morrow Glenn Hunter will be seals
in “The Little Giant.”
RIALTO
‘-—1r
"The Unguarded Hour." tho ro-
mantic drama or the man who hid
from love and the girl who tound
. . completes its engagement to-
, at the Rialto theatre. Milton
/ ya and Doris Kenyon are in the
l ‘ ing roles. Only once in a long
time does a screen get it great com-
bination’liko Milton Sills and Doris
Kenyon. See it. it's big. The com-
edy “Isn't Lite Terrible." is in-
eluded on the same program.
Tomorrow Boil Beach's “The Bar-
rier.’ a tale oi the Klondike a
ring Norman Kerry. Henry B. W t-
han. Lionel Barrymore and Marcel-
no Day. begins its engagement at
lfifoo days. Here‘s a dim iull oi ao—
THESE WOMEN
his latest yonoation oi mirth i‘ll'or ‘ Comedy-e“lsli't w. M‘h .;.
Heaven's Bar's" its will occupy . -
tlio ocreon at the Palace today and
Wednesday dispensing to the pub-
lic his famous prescription or how
to keep happy ior several weak: to
come. Those who see him in this
picture will never regred tho treat.
Lloyd who has made thousands
laugh in his previous presentations
will make them laugh twice as
hearty and twice as long with this
picture. Harold's mission in lite
seems to be to make the whole
world laugh. For laughtor's sake
see "For Heaven's Sake}: and-go
homo ieelins happy. As an added
attraction "Am uon d sen. 's Po
Flight" has been placed on the. p
grain.
The memorable flight attempted
last May to the North Pole is de-
picted. presenting to the audience
the true story in a thrilling and (as-
clnating Why. The Pnihu company
sent a cameraman to photograph
the movements of this expedition.
What the cameru'e eye hue caught
is something to marvel and to be
awed at.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
especial school children's matinee
will he offered. The ailmleeion is
fliteen cents.
”7'3
Dr. William M. McMahon piir- - .
l'lluflflil at auction the homo of ‘ho One of the 0 limit at a house- '
late Dr. Lnuren M. Allen for l13.- hold appliance «inhibition in Paris is‘
{.50 yesterday afternoon. a house of ten rooms and tour baths
There nero several bidders for the . {uzyy mulmwd with e\ery modern
properly. Dr. l\l<‘\lallnn is plannind labor snvliig device, and which is
extensive tmprmelnonts iii the Pm'lrepreeented to in. French u u...
American homes. 3
30mm)“ No wonder they think we don't need
'tho money—Columbus Dispatch.‘ I
porty and will move his home and average tho of
present
office from its
Janeen ilie street
two wrists. and nor luo eyes were
opened wide as she swsrod him. .
" Nona: is my rival 3 she said her
voice lot so the lobby loungors could . .
not hear “i am going to defend you
against her. i out a woman. and l -
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l BhfliiN Hm TODAY tamed ears. as he tell the houoo. and deep lounge. Morton sat beside her. i .3
- T33 ' 3“ng MORTON. was ‘ standing is the doorway. Audrey and they waited. silent. until None
I, 3‘ n n m a f I. led. Middle-aged watched him as ho dissppe red down mpmred,‘
“ handsome. ls caught between Kilr'.ug33ll:ol3in3°ill3 Jon:h:33‘:' "0h toiks." she said. “you don't --.-.n+
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t'ii‘ordrlv:lmloge;§kd.lll&lgv§:rl; time. At last. with a sudden air oi :3";2,Z,",‘,§,‘2.‘,’,“.Emnf’gzfimfl Tops the world’ s classiest comedies. Lloyd 5 first for Paramount.
girl, both oi whom an madly 33°33'03“ '3” ""3"" 3° 333° 3‘3“” rooms. withahlg sitting-room?
maid. and told her to order a car. .. . -.._ , .— .
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(The sauce and situation to this
odor-y are fictitious.)
CHAPTER 8!! .
was a pale and ogitabd girl
who awaited Morton. when he re"
turned to the allies ton minutes
3" tor.
Mhe‘onemdthsdoorsudm.
into the room. he stopped a moment.
and looked at her. Thoro was on
. expectancy in his eye. as it he wore
Nona considered. "You hate me.” '" .» , -
She ioolrod at Audrey. and tho '
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younger girl bowed her head in as.
' don't. ” .. CHOOSING HER OWN HEAVEN.
"If“?”rahfi‘ma'mgnfonlldmfit Wanted—By expired South Caro-
,“9' whether he will over lino school toucht‘r one is, position
Ill- ! don‘t km. ”Infill. d3b0333uli as collector. Tlme~koepor or oranxe
‘3 My. I've known hint Q 3“,. but grove Reopen—Ad in a. Florida pa.-
- line is tho only thing I know—ii he 9“"
1 doesn't want to marry you. he'll not
‘ do is That is ivhoro my hope lies."
Audrey had risen from her chair.
Prof. Julian Huxley predicts that
in a thousands years there will hardly
be standing room on tho habitable l
ports of the globe. This decides us to
leave hetero the egress gets too con-
seated—Punch.
‘Reg36nt Theatre
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
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awaitin sornotiiin unusual. 3nd was moving around the room.
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spending. Her eyes were heavy. and “Are you a had womanl" she shot
her race was a mile polo. lilo on at Nona.
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swered. Silo listened i mo lit.
tion in his lacs as he replied:
"i didn't know you nod thisgooa
my desk. " he said.
liar voice was weary. "1 sho‘iiid
not have done so. i‘ . '
terribly sorry. 1-1 Jammie! better
go home." ‘
' stio close. and Mother light not
around hey.
“i didl' e years that Nona came a...
Rochester." she said. as she stood
at the outer door. ‘
"sea doesn‘t capo—regular. "
Morton said. “ a matter or cool.
I think sho h“ at ball ”I. may.
at all. " '
The girl M ill “COM
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”Did you send tee host" shouted.
danly.
3 dash of WW3. on”
on Morton's use. “Yogi
said. H'ow did you haowi" -.
"i-l supposed so.” she said
When you cone out 3 tho toio
Ml).
you could. Is that good?"
mans,_ donned her hat. coat and
loves. and was outside as the car
drove up to tho door.
“The railway station." sho direct
. .
Shoal-rived iliot as the tale irooi
New York pulled . in. Directing
madrlvor to wait. she walked
hastily through the station. and
on she stopped upon the plat-
form. one oncounterod Morton. Ho
mud her. without aurorioo.
The train ground to a hall. and in
gaiomeni Nona came running down
llld platform. a porter (allowing her
with a tiny handbag.
"I brought I trunk." cried None.
"so she caught slglii' oi Morton. She
was nearing him. he: taco alight
33am. pleasure. when oho taught sight
0! dudroy. She stoppod. suddenly.
Oooily. Audrey stopped torwuidito
and oilseed harm‘- .
‘t'ur. llama and i done to laser
roll. " one mid. deliberately.
Nona glangdm hastily at Morton
MM am There was
something illyd fright in' her Itannsr.
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, questioning». Rio in“ was one
also. “1 had not expected arise use
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the
militia?" N All
”nodded. “Io will ts3ho Idios—
IIu—" aho looked at Nona inoulr
"it was sweet oi you to some," one sided.
.wnroduamugsiaemnm
“We'll take Nona to the hotel."
said Audrey. “Then “I be very glad
to shore her the city."
one turned to Nona. cool eyes so
praising'tho young woman.
"You‘ve never been hero hetero!"
“Once." said Nona.
Morton turned. “When was that?"
he asked- .
“Years ago." oh;
tees than. i was a
Morton pursued
eon,"
e‘ question as
tarthor. but let! ill. two 10““ '0 ~
men to Audrey’s car. and helped
them into it.
as they rode. he died Andros-
whoo lie! on use was turned
away. . ,
"Did i W. that you were
seine to!!!“ lions tile 6in today!”
Audrey turned. ”I Hi ‘mufl.
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Nona herself. but W
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then said: “l'll be there right away.”
“Will you wait liaro lust a rain-
utol‘i silo asked.
Audrey started as it to renew her.
but the door‘slassned. Nona was
gone.
Mid"! looked W about ll.
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the World” :
It won the approbation of the audiences at yesterday‘ 5 show-
ings and they were unanimous in their acelmuniiou. A story
you will always remember.
Lillian Gish, Dorothy Gish, Eric
“Van Strolleim and “Cuckoo”
3 In the roles that brought them fame.
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
' Under direction of Mr. Griltitli’a musical conductor.
11 possible Mr. Gritdtli will be present tonight.
No Advance in Price
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