Glenn Hunter in Edna Hurphy
ere being featured todu at the Re-
‘ gent thsntsr in “The Little local." s
. dramatlsed version of n man you all
know. A reluisr high pressure he-
: an salesman. But here's one time
he gets lila with the emphasis where
it belomls. rulenn Hunter as the so Pulses tonight and will move to the
getting salesman in this refreshinl- itegent tomorrow for a three day
is human satirical comedy drums is a out. Those of you who are
good for what ails you. He'll keep dyinl to 1341.]: will have another
you chuckling long after the finsl chance by seeing this picture.
“‘1' out and M" a. “M”, 'h’" °' The plot of the picture has to do
aylupethetlo tours. with heroid's metamorphosis from
Beginning t°m,°"°w 13th ”W“ s oars-free end ldoiont millionaire
in‘ a °' ”W'“ 5"‘9- "“1 5° °" clubmsn. bored with his life of idle
J3" “1 the Regent for'throo duo. ease and luxury, to a hevman salve.-
l‘otld’r I'i‘ri‘du'! :7 “fiwfiq'rdmfillmf tionlst. e fighting crusader who be-
" . ' ”d n °" “m" comes the guiding spirit in the
5““ ““1 “WP 3’0“ swaying in alums One mirth provoking scene
you sent with the unlimited laugh. is but ._ stepping stone to soother
for he will give you. it is n brilliant even more upros'riously funny and
comedy (dill. til will ODJW- n a“ 1m; up to tilt! hysteria] c“.
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Herold Lloyd in “Flor Heaven's
Inks." itspt the Palace audiences
laughing tram his first to his liuni
nppeerence on the screen yesterday
sud-noon end last evening. Lloyd
will-close his engagement at the
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riotous bus ride that is the list word
. in excitement and thrill. You will
rh? Burriur,‘ based 0“ Rex will laugh twice as hourly and
, cochs story of the Yukon began twice a, long when you see this
_ three day engagement at the Ri-
dito theater with this afternoon's
presentations. The photoplsy fes-
turcs Norman Kerry. Lionel Berry-
more, Henry D. Walthsil and Mar-
celino Day. More is the greatest ro~
thence and adventure film of thorn
picture. .
Tomorrow and Thursday with five
Keith acts of vaudeville will be of.
fered the photoplsy “The Wife Who
Wasn't Wanted." lrcno- Rich and
Huntley Gordon are co-i'entured. It
will delight you.
R IALTo THEATRE
malice ans Daily. mm Performances ms and m
new
“The
M
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seat with its sweeping the
may do so by standing ill
this instruction wii
PLAYING
his and s
Barrier”
mthostouby
BEACH '
.- Norman .K '1'won-dtfitnrmoro
Henry B. W the“, Marcelino Day
If youdon'f. thrill easily. try-this film!
a Risite where 'a. reel containing
l shrt you on the way.
' NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
It will lift you out of your
it... its tremendous human sppesl.
LEARN HOW TO omusros IN Oil! LESION-
Those of you who hsvl bed the dash-site lssrn how to Charleston
2:15. 7:16 end 0
Glenn“ Hunter I
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“THE LITTLE GIANT”
He‘ll KPt‘p You Chuckling Long After the Final Fade Out I
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- Arctic wastes.
all! Fights. gold. 0. snip crushed“ in
the mighty grip of the ice flee. love
flowering in the midst of the frozen
The vaudeville program contains
vsudeviiie‘s celebrities who have en.
tertsincd and amused audiences of
other cities to the utmost.
The bill confitlns Chamberlain and
Eerie in "Tomorrow at Two." wi-
tori Berle the wayward youth. Bo-
hemiat‘ Flowers in a. melanze of
classic and Jazquurrett and Dal-
Scnsatlon trips on the heels .of
sensation in this virile picture.
based on Rex Beach's famous Iu-
kon masterpiece. A marvelous pro~
auction with one of the greatest
casts you've ever seen. It is the
21 Lose Right To
The weekly list of opcrstora
whose licenses todrive sutomobiles
in Connecticut have been suspended
tor one year for driivng while under
the influence of liquor was given out
today at the state motor vehicle dc-
Operate "For Year: a”
- Doty.
o orgs F. Brewin. New Britsin:
e A. currier. Mei-idea: Tille‘tg
son Daniels. New London: Molph
I”. Dicitsu. G utonbury: Willisrn 3.
New ven: James Doric.
dewet City; George N. NM.
Hart!
burr:
Chnrl ll Hoffmsn. Dethsil
Frederick 13. Insraham. East Hart-i
ford: James A. Kelly. New Britain:
: stergno Garvey. Waters 4
'DDID
DSEN POLAR FLIGHT"
The \lory of the wild dash to the North Pole in a plane
Advanced Prices
“THE AM
FEATURE
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to
Hi
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thrilling tale of a girl alone in the
midst of evil men. and of how. along
the reel instructing those who wish-
p'no reel and will start you on the
e reed a. stirring adventure, she
und happiness at last. See this pic '
re of s. hundred mighty thrills."
Then in addition to this epic is
know how to Charleston. It is
row's ni
rym’plo in“'Just a 1’01." and Barbellu
and McNaiiv, comedy acrobatic.
Ladlw: : iil hp :idmitted to tomor-
i ivr twenty five cents.
The llist wish of the confirmed
but modest bridge-player is prob-
rtbly that he be buried with simple
honors—«rt. Joseph News Press.
John Kilroy, Norwich: Peter bew-
mm‘th as n purt‘of tho-93°" to son. Hartford: Gulscppe LoPim.
reduce'tlm highway menace. There
are 21 names on the list. Tim-o ’_ . \ V ,
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ment statement advised people to aln- Jaw; Peter- Waterbury- I”-
notify the department or police‘inimg' Hicrvort ildrtforri- John 1’.
case they should see any of the fol- _ ' . ‘ ' , ‘ - .
lowing persons operating mumriWullaco Springfield. Muss: hathsn
which-s. 'l‘ht- ioliowlng is the liat.:(‘. Weeks. Bridgeport.
Seymour; Georg..- S. McDonaldecw.
A“ mariners: t1 nvsnmos;
uts .......... ......30c Ad to
children ...............1ISc Children ...........400
porntion. This plcture will not he played nnywhrrc at reduced
admissions.
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AUDREY. ls-rssr-old ward of
HARRY MORTON. ls madly in
love with him. He is wooltiiy.
unmsrricd. middle-aged and.
handsome. immensely attractive
to women. NONA a New’
York girl. v-otinectcd with
the stage. ui‘. is in love with
hint. Ind Jealous of fldrcy.
Morton with his ward has
lived for 15 years in Roches-
ter, but the gossips never-
psst. Almost weekly he visits
expensive apartments that he
maintains in New York. where
he also has so slice. .
He tells Audrey he never can .
marry her. end he hires JOHN
PARRISH. shy but good young
men. II ”I e to divert 7::
Audrey's mind from himself.
She detects the plan. Then he
sends for Noon to come to
have learned within: about ids ‘»
teriunl. "Ola. osrhsps so my friends
could see c very beautiful gm." '
She dimplsd. "Am 1 beautiful?"
she salted hlm. .
“Of course." he said. “You know
that.”
She produced s tiny mirror. and
examined her face. "You know. you
never-told me thet before."
.They walitsd back to the hotel and
at the elevator door Morton took
oi! his hat and extended his hand.
"Goodnight. Nona." he said. ‘
She showed surprise. "Aren't you
coming up?" . . .
Horton shook his heed. “There is.
a censor under evgy hat in Roches-
ter—st least. for me." he said
.“lf 1 went up to your apartment at
eleven o'clock at night. a deputation
headed by the hotel management.
and including half the folks in this
lobby. would be there four minutes
lstsr to ask me ‘how come'f"
She looked at him thoughtfully.
"Why did you want me to come?"
she asked.
“i wanted to sesycu." he said.
“lsfl‘t'that reason enough?"
'lBut i cut off my rohcnrsels..end
i suppose i’li lose my engagement.
.1 SPRING WORK
”Twelfth Minstrel Show
. crease of ovc-r 200 houses last year.
row evening at St. John's hail.
Bridge. euchre and pincci'ile will be
offered and dancing will he includ-;
ed on the evening‘s program of en- t
DARlEN.
tertsinment. _ i
l Smith's orchestra. of Stamford. ‘
will furnish music for the dancingl
DARIEN ROAD land valuable prizes pill bu awarded i
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_ NOTE: Advanced prices are demanded by the Harold Lloyd Cor- \
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to the winners. .
Plans are ready for the twelfth
annual mlnstrel show. movie and
dance of the Dorirn l’iru depert~ ,
ment. to be given at the Hoyle school
Friday and Saturday evenings. start- .
in: at 3 o'clock. :
The moving picture will be. “Let‘s {
Go Gallagher." starring Tom Tylenj
a new star to most fans. and will.
I 0f Darien Fire Dep’t i follow the mlnstrel show. Several;
Friday 811d Saturday lpopuiar soloists will be included on
the program.
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A decision on the bids for the new
bath house at Pear Tree l‘oint.
which worn opened Monday morning.
is expected to be announced later It
the week. Seven bids have been re-
colved for the new bath house which
Will include 306 bath houses. an in-
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The annual meeting of Neroton
Presbyterian church‘will he held
tonight at 8:45 o'clock.
O r O
The midm’ook prayer service of
the Noroton Presbyterian church
will be held at the chapel this cvc-
runs at $-
A dong list of applications a e e
for houses could not be met last you
PA
Harold Lloyd
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‘For Heaven’s Sake’
. Glooms Oak-Enemy
“THE AMUNDSEN POLAR FLIGHT”
Admission for Adults and Children 400
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY
5A¢is KEITH VAUDEVILLE
Chamberlain & Earle l Milton Berle
Tomorrow at Two The “'sywsrd Youth
BOHEMIAN FLAriifiRs
”in...“
A melangc of classic and jazz
Jarrett & Dairym-ple l Barbells & McNally
in Just a. Pol Comedy Acrobat.-
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
On The Screen . -
Irene Rich and Huntley Gordon in
“The Wife Who Wasn’t Wanted"
Ladies Admitted to Tomorrow's Matinee for 25 Cents
Big Attraction Thursday Evening, April 15th
Dance and Entertainment
l'nder Auspicee of
COLFAX ENCAMPMENT NO. 31, l. O. O. F.
A pleasing program of dances; entertainment by several artists;
exhibition of the Charleston: exhibition drill by the
American Legion Drill Team.
Music by the Wellnitz Orchestra of Five Pieces
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
Main Floor, Odd Fellows’ Hall. South Main Street
Rochester. He shows Author)
'thsdocnments by which hshss. -
transferred to herself hs'lf his
‘ fortune. Audrey learn of bio-
ns's coming. meets her. and goes
with her and Morton to Nons'i
hotel rooms. and there Morten
end Nona contrive to leave her. .
Nons's cost Ind hat lilo are left "'
behind. Audrey is cold Magic 1
hotel clerk that Nona and r-
ton have con}.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
(The comes and situations II this '
w story are dilutions.) . ..
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., 66 UTshehsd whatnot-cost!” '-
_I' Audrey cried. sleeping her
hands.
_ The clerk wss- polits. .but' there
.. Was a little smile on his.lips..
a; "l‘notlced." he said. driiy. “that
' when she want out she did not here
in sumcisnt wraps.” .
Audrey turned away. tweet-satinyL
-Trcnlbllng. scarcely shirts wellt.
she went through the lobby. and
down the street. Half unconsciously.
- she turned her stops-toward lions ’
- “Mr. Morton called up.“ the little
house-maid said. as she entered the
door. . . . , ~
. Audrey listened. without raising
her eyes. .She wssyery weary. and
- she issued against the door.
- "as said he would not be home for
dinner this evening." the "maid went
on. , -
Andrey made a hopele- gesture.
and going up to her room. locked
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. fig“ .- : :msv‘mfimflfikm a.
hands.
"" Morton isughed. "Homebsrming-
i: observant you-are!" . '
“1 notice things." she admitted.
I. In. trotted C“Ys ,_ ‘.
Morin- eontinuod chuckling to
himself..as_.he took his seat again.
it was nearly an hour unttl‘Nons
reappearedolad in a gorgeous coat
with fur collar. and s little new
wraparound turban. and gloves. and
carrying amud.
“You didn‘t tell me to get a stuff."
she said. “but they’re coming into
‘style min.”
Bits whirled around so he could
got a. better View.
“isn't the cost pretty? It was
only live hundred doiiarsl Aren't
you proudcf me? And i got a little
old-iashionsd all-ices handkerchief.
.herseif in. z . .
.. . .I . 2 . aggro coming into style again
- Morton and N were in s down. Sits wired the heroine: at him.
town department s ‘ ‘ ' and heyls'ughed.
“All right." he slid. “porhspslt is
just as well that'diamond stomech
srs mn‘t in style sgcln. By the
m. let me see 'whst you bought
ti: that
w York.
' "You can get your cost and hat
- and gloves here. without having to
~ shop around.” he said. , ~ , :
A depirt'men't manager at the
store was bowing and snail: basil:
him. Morton was too we ‘e'wg- .
Rochester to need introduction. 511- rolled her cost was. and
' "Will you please see thstthe as. “m“ ”u“ " M °‘ ”“1“”
0 gets whatever she needs. and that
. theiscnntiaehsrgsdtomer'mid
Morton. . . . 3
long. that was cloned to her dress.
; “isn‘t it e- darling! But why. did
mukmotogstitf Andwllowes
.the funny boy who brought rths
money? as astedss if he wanted to
kill moi" _' ' W
Morton chuckled as he led her
um. daily deems «if-department“ ”a. ,u h
stonflhuitmovelpssthim. > ‘ hr! .
Awemascmsnm‘m
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it, ureuhdoidehsrmsrl” shouted;
.msarilngsrsthlm pisyully. a"
"yawyoumeet‘thst lovolrysnn's
. new It m mam-{she said.
‘ ."Dld you notice Audrey”, its '
asked- ~» . i“
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- wwplmpehtnietohsreollar. -
r“ witsthsalrotonewoeaeewaetssh. ,.
a; “erratic-id‘s“!
up about sums-menus,
33: t, mé-i'd I, tint Ibo ‘hlltmll
‘ beset wssyonr frisnd‘nnd not.“
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money i sent you in'
ind diamonds? nearly five inchsa-
ti
thought you I‘nidn't'want Audrey
to know enythlng like thstl" she
protested. ' ' . _
and it'll
. “You Just do what 1 Ill.
be all right." - ~ .
Morton bowed. smiling. to his so-
‘ousintsnccs .ss 'they strolled down
the street. lions beside him. no
tractsd as much attention as Horton
himself. Her striking dark beauty:
her rather atsu dress; the air of
delibsrsto coconuts-lust girl! m
New York west- whsn’they visit
many curious looksssthsy ssun-’
taxed up snd‘down the strest.
Horton told her thst he wanted h
to see the, shop windows. . ..
“Hang the shop-windows!” asses:
claimed. "‘Yen snow 1 don't are
anything ebontflhst.’ Winters in
leading me around for?” . .
he merely smiled. “l needed ecu-
else." he explained. Then he added: .
-"perhaps.". _ . . . . . .
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the dining. room .ofNons'a :ltolslg
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sick. odd had to come to the Springs
for treatment." .
“Lord! i forgot shout your re-
heerssls." he said. f‘Ws‘ll have to
as thst.”
”Thesycn won't come up?" i
"No. -t’vs got to say goodnight.
Plea-m dmmsl”
"Goodnight. sweetheart.” she said.
her eyes deep. and her voice low and
reusing. .
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Ths lights in Morton‘s house were
hind". It midnight. With I. fur
cost thrown over her shoulderl.
Audrey was walking up and down
the short walk thst led hem the
high tron gate to the door step.
livery foolish that sounded in the
- _‘ distance brought her to sharp atten-
‘Wm. a choked cry. the girl rank updn‘hsr letters. a...
layingfiez: arms upon ihecoveriei. buried her head in her
floor She- would watch. until the
would sppssr. 'i‘hsn. her
head sinking, she would resume-bot
on. The air has chill. and she
the sidewalk. The
for the number of s house. snd'drove
on. accustomed her beck. and
slowly wslltsd indoors. .
At two o'cloeh in the morning she
wss sitting in ' the drawing-room.
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The meld shows!“ surprise; Free
men Ilr. Horton?"
she seemed «:42th tom any." .
At last she trapped-upon the door.-
There answer.
». resa-
snd Audrey. with s little sigh. I
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and the new building will remedy it
greatly.
The local highway department line
The weekly prayer service of the
Barton Cogngstionol 'church will
be held ton slit It the church at 8.
started work on the regular spring 0 ' '
scraping oi the street. No action has ‘hlr. and Mrs. Samuel Grumman.
yet been taken on the widening of of Post road. Dsrlen. have returned 1
the corner It the Post road and y to their home after spending ih'; -
Mansfield avenue. but it is expected 9 winter at St. Petershurg. Fla. ‘
that work Will be started soon. Thev s o s .
corner is very dangerous to motorists The Order of St. Vincent. of st, .
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Mrs. E. s. Auchincloss. of "Kee-
waydin Form" is expected home.
from Europe in the early part. of
next month.
nu. suns m smcn
Spades —- Forks — Rakes ~—
I'I'oes ~— Shovels - Whee I
barr'oWs. “
Mr. end Mrs. s. M. Co: have fc— “"53 .DELWBRV‘
turned to their heme after a few .
weeks' visit in Long island. Rosellileld Brass
‘The Cat): ll. V‘v ' G lid 1 Hardware and EDIISf' Furnl' siting!-
o c emen's u 0
St. John’s church will stage another 1” WM“ 8‘31”" 340
or their ooouisr cord perties‘tonier- '
. . REGENT THEATRE
“A Full House”
Farce Comedy in Three Act.»
DIRECTED BY THOMAS McMAHON
and s. number of near accidents will Luke's Epscepsl church will meet . ~
. be done awsyfigh.‘ tomorrow evening at the Dutch‘ ' For the Benefit oi I,"
Oven Inn. Post road. Noroton.
George F. Source. of Prospect .
avenue. has purchased a new Essex ‘ ' 3 BUILDING FUND
coach. - .
. . . or Tin-z w,
Min. georgo E. Stevens. of Bell POULTRY ‘ ‘
avenue. on left for Europe. Where - I ' ‘ Cl b
she plans to make a short visit. WI“ . NETTIN G 1 south Norwalk Quartette ll
- Monday, April 19, 1926.
_ MATINEE 3:20 - EVENING 8:20
A General Admission .............‘ . 75v.
Exchengable at box office on and after April 15 at it) A. M.
For 75c-—$1.00 and $1.50—Boxes $2.00
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