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umnmu
Iheer entertainment. that quality
which sends one out at a' thcutre
tooling finer. freer. and strength.
seed. is the dominant note that
permeates ”Btelle Dallas." which
closes its run at the Regent theatre
tonight. Beneath ssch tear in the
~ unite. Muslin the smile the pathos
M
Rownyton MN“ U The ”if" or clitc‘rtsimneut based
By Commissioners To on romance pervades "WM D“-
lea." Tonight will be Norwalk‘s
At HOSE Company HI" last opportunity to see this n usual
May 10.
production. The special n sical
fl
score is played by the Regent aug-
mented orchestra.
Notices ill-V0 been sent out by ‘h" Tomorrow Ralph Lewis will be
commissioners o: the leth Ml“! seen in “One oi tlte Bravest." A
district. Willism Jenninss. Cluenoe sensationli photodrama oi our lie-
Crowfoot. Ind 5- 5- MIT“ tor ‘ role fire lighters. The senker oi“
meeting in the nowayton Hose oom- thrills will not be disappointed here.
Why house May 10 at a O'clock. There is the swift mod rush
This meeting is or vital import-
ance to every resident at this com-
through the streets by the shiny
brass and steel apparatus. the ra-
munity and it behooves everybody
to attend.
O
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pidly rising sealing ladders and then
the daring rescues. The Climax 0!
this picture is a double leap front a.
seven story building into n lire not.
G. O. P. Women’s luncheon.
-«w‘ . MM~M~MW
'l‘ho get-together luncheon and
rally given in the Bowayton Hose
company quarters by the members
of the Republican Women‘s asso-
ciation yesterday. was a. most. suc-
cessiul affair with an unusually
large attendance '
The tables were beautltully decor-
ated and a. very dainty menu was
served. Cards were enjoyed by a
large number. A more detailed so-
lti
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PALACE
A show worth going a long way
to see ,is now playing at the Palace
theatre. The five Keith vaudeville
nets Just moved tho audience lust
night to give the performers rt
thunderous response of applause for
their efforts. “Boy." the performing
horse amused tho patrons with his
intelligence» what this he rse
if
the children «trying hernuse Viwnliuu
time is coming.
“Isle of Retribution." clon-
pile’
today. Tomorrow Lefty it‘lvun will
be neon in "Shilling nt Trouble “ l
RIALTO
“Torrent." concludes its engen-l
inent oi tlli't‘o (luvs \tltlt tonight's
presentations at. tho lttulto thes-
trt‘. "Torrent." is trout Hint-co}
lbancs‘ \ivtd story of Spain. nitlt‘
nicurrl Cortes and Greta Garbo in.
the lending rolis.
’l‘otuorrow Bob (hunter “ill be seen
in “Man Rustin." This is thv
unique story of a. cowboy who turn.-;
reporter itlltl hi‘t-hlts "heats." ill-
stcnr‘l of cows and it is told with .11
ulurlwind oi. notion and n loliitllt-.
int: sense of humor. it has spark-
llmr originality. like a cold shady
mountain pool glistening in tho.
sun. tho whirl of speed. or Hire on.
(tuning wind ovrr the hot desert.
There are laughter like the roar oi
a. mighty Niasnm. giggles liko th-
purling of a switt break over white
pebbles and u. punch as powerful‘
:md deadly on Jack llontpst-y's. Thu
st episode of
tlu- might sw'rist
"Wild West." will he shoun at this
time. .
Better \vurry over these. European -
(rubles now. Soon he f'ilili't’l) to
warm to worry oter anything.
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It you hour a great silence u H,
count Q the occasion will be found
in snother section of the paper.
a’ e ' . '
I
does t o amuse tho.nudletu.o
causes one to marvel. Nothing like
this act has been seen in this city.
"The Artist Model,” musical play-
tlot rich with beauties. comedy and
music captured the house. The ova-
tion was tremendous. "l-‘our Choco-
late Daddies." colored singers and
dancers with rt little music just
carried the crowd along with their
hits of southern harmony. Alf lil-
pnn turd Jiggs in "A Night. at Dinly
Moore's" during their appearance
provided rapid fire comedy. .lcau
Miller and boys present .1 melodious
musical fantasy which will be
found very (‘l’iJOyal‘lCu 'i‘he prolo-
Mothers’ Club next Friday.
Mrs. Frederick Doors of New Ro-
ehello. N. Y.. has offered to come
to Rowayton. at the Mothers‘ club
sooiei in tbh school house next Fri-
day afternoon. Mrs. Beers has been
president of a. Mothers club in the
Stevenson school of New tROchelle
tor several years and because of
this experience is in position to tell
the members of the Rowayton Mo-
thers' club some decidedly interest-
ing things.
)
'v‘4‘nfiqfl" ‘v‘l s) 'fiiu'Mn-\ "M‘A"~AI"V. a\~‘i\’- O .1. hi- 1" ’. c
t it
Mr. and Mrs. John Tunis who
t
nos-s.
poor
fueling: Uh. you
'l‘nko Foley l'llls. fl. diuretic stimu-
iont for the kidneys. l-It't-ry .lllxl'ltls
tent in this medicine is dlrvt‘tt‘d tor
the betterment
burg, Vn..
took Foley Pills i could not stoop
over
pain. Now. i httvu none." Ask ~\our
t‘lrutgrist
prompt improvement
and repay )0u. «Adv. .
——lii-ZI.P 'l‘il.\'l‘ BACKACHL‘.
Also these. stabbing pnlns. Hill-l};
dull lieu-‘luches. uertoustu'sn.
stop and that \vcury‘ iirul
tun hwlp thrml'
of
(Some: .\lrs.
\\ ho snys:
your lili)‘:~‘.t':tl
lllnck. of l‘lttn.‘
"Hulorr; I '
tilt.
nor mine up without grunt
for il‘olt-y l'llis. Your!
will delight:
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PALACE
Now PLAYING
gild Mill 1. lil
FIVE ACTS KEITH VAUDEVILLE
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“THE ARTIST MODEL”
lsylet “it! n tiltni'lt‘llt‘ of bountiful
.\ lilUbit'itl comedy 1.
‘ artist's intuit-Ix
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1 Chocolate Jean Miller & Alf. Ripan &
Dandics Boys Jiggs
--—-in—.- will .. tin“
Bits of Southern A Melodions “A Night at
Harmony Musical Flint-any Dinty Moore's"
. THE MUSICAL A
u
TODAY
Lillian Rich. Robert
“The-”Tile Oi
Retribution”
ON THE SCREEN
Fraser, Mildred Harris
SUN. AND MON. ‘ THE COH
.ill the more of n «learn it v «nu will“.
MARY GAUTIER & COMPANY PRESENT
ND DANCING I’ON Y
BOY”
Tie is :i illusicinil nu-l .i annoy-.-
l S ATURDAY
' Lefty Flynn
“Smiling
At Trouble”
ENS AND KELLYS"
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NEWS FOR NORWALK T HEATRE-GOE RS
lll..\li\' lelM. medium...“ l
STELL
RlALTO 7
LAST TIMES TODAY
Last Times
. ‘ l’~ “.4 l.
W“ DALLA
7 & 9 " ‘,
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
SATURDAY Sunday and Monday .,
, . . HOUSE PETERS and ,
RALPHin LEWIS wows HAW”... .
One of the Bravest ' “COMBAT" ;
'l‘he screen‘s most specturular A thrillmc inr'lm’imm.‘ o: 1.»
flro pieturts ‘ ;:.-n-.v ltnl"‘.i wort-1. u»
. Ricardo t'orlcl. l
Tuesday and Wednesday “The Oohens and Kellys'
Tully Marshall
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have been spending the. winter
months in France. will return to
their home in upper llowayton‘hve.
nue next week. Mr. 'l‘usis is sports
correspondent for several New York
llCWIpflpCi‘S.
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Tomorrow the contest for tho gs-
thoring of the egg-clusters oi’ the
tent catterpillur'u nests. which has
been held by the school children of
t 1
BEGIN HERE TODAY
HARRY MORTON. unmarried.
middle-aged. wealthy. very sir
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-'i the Itowayfim public school. will
i \ close. It was trope that there would :hfitibgtdgetrhflesbmddvgmmhl:
; be “10"” “WW “”3““ "Y ”“b' ester and his apartment in New
. scription for three prizes to be giv- York. Ills associates know noth-
I on. but this your there will be only in at his past. or “m. m. real
3 0M- . business is.
i Announcement of the Winner of AUDREY MORTON. his
5 the contest will be made in a low 1: adopted daughter. is “1].", in
3 days. love with him. He tries to di-
.3' ‘ ‘ ‘ vert her attention to was
l ~Resall Remedies, a complete BARRIER. his methodicslyoung
Storm—Adv. secretory. Be lets her see him
line at Allen's Drug
a e s with gay women. including
MINA, is New York siege girl,
who also is deeply in love with
um.
An unusually interesting program
is being planned in the Rowayton
Methodist church for Sunday. bitty
9. Mother's Day. Flowers will i... It‘ll“! deck!!! to enter stare
distributed to all mothers_ and M0. ‘0 learn how IN. 3““
grandmothers after the services. "mm" to attract Morton. PM“
rish reports that she hse hired
Rev. Walter C. Cowart. pastor hats ‘ mule dsneer to M Ma" in
l to. ad ~.~.-- -. .. . g‘av-MWW . - .y.v>- e
\ requested that all mothers nnd
grandmothers sit together in ”the gin-'1: .3:T§um‘u:=
t-hurch that morning. There will i be Audrey’s teunmste.pA girl.
‘ also be a. reception of.new members. wing .10 her own aisle m
partner has long been out 0!
Mrs. Edward Shine and Mrs. John work. 1. "09°.th tor Nons's
Plunder of Crochet street were re- plug. Merton m Nana‘s man-
. cent visitors in New Canaan. l. . ager In the girl's heirs", 3nd is
‘l t‘ ‘ ' told that the male member oi
Mrs. Willé‘am Manning who liar her team has tried to get 3100
been spendi g several days with her sdvance money from the pro-
n daughter Mrs. Vernon Jarboe at her ducer. .
l home on Belle Islsnd. has returned §0“1 60 UN ‘VITH THE 51'0“!
. to New York. City.
l e e- . . "(The fll=;‘I"=II‘ I’ll-Call. is this
017 If. Olla
. Csrltou Ballard and Chester J. g ,
‘ '~. Fitch of Barton. started yesterday ,CIME‘R XXHl
; to put their motor boat ”Lotta .66 ’VE seen that. teilow." Morton
! Fun." in commission. The emit has “ugh“ ug. tried to black-
. been laid up for the winter on the ',
f. shore property owned by Joseph him mil “1"?“ Did )0“ fl"
‘ Klinefoltcr, nowayton avenue. . "‘3' “my
1 e e t “I did-not." jerked the manager.
; A splendid rehearsal ot the our "I'm too old in this game to be
l Folks concert was held at the home passing out any money 1 don't have
2 of Mrs. Oliver I. Clark in Pennoyer to. Except. of course. sometimes
1 street last evening. who
. . . , nary peopleareout oiluck. is
g 1 Rev. “a Mrs Edward Barnard 0' his partner the girl you wanted to
‘ Saint 'Petersburg. Florida. announc- see me about?"
s: ed the birth of a son. Paul. Mrs Without being invited. hiorion
l' haggling!!! go‘ggr‘nealllfiearegazght‘l: sum himself to a. chair. and told
. or a a
t or Mr. and Mrs. Oscar .s. mils. u“ “'1'. ““74" “ ””9”“
. . that Nona was leaving the company.
. Highland avenue.
‘ e e w _ whytheotbergirlwessorelyinneod
l The younger members of the Bap- of work. something about Audrey.
-. i list church are enjoying a social. The producer was interested.
a thll alteration Tgnl'ht 1h; IOTO‘elll‘ ' "POO! at“. "n h. It”. com ,
1 members of the unday so 00 w . mile:
E , l attend a similar nifsir. ‘ snugly. "n ' W. °1 W “103
l . . u it in this protesaiou. isn’t there? But
,3 Charles Jarboe. his son Jay alnd Ihl'l too skinny."
g; 2 Billy Schwartz. at Brooklyn were nation's eyes mowed. reminis-
E€g . ; recent ill-“0".“ Pd.“ “nth eentiy. “When I nest use the young
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r ‘ ... ..-...... «mm new .. the 2.1:: more. N... m
i Bani-ht church 1'1" “‘31“ W‘” 7‘" only a kimono. I'm inclined to
g ml! attended. The Indies All It» mum-0 ”loom “mm“w
: clot! of the Chilmh W“ ”1 ‘ufl- “the: those hollows are only in her
~ several interesting 1)le on both cheshand neck. A few days' teed-
l home and forelsn missions were ill will on m an.»
t O
"r reed during the cuisine» ° 'l'ba manager grinned. “land has
'~ 3 fi" .- ,erottudl'Jesaid. ushe'sapre-
..i The miss club or Norhlic at- session-l. aha‘ tnlgitt do. with .a
l' I tended the .Bepublicen Women's event‘s attesting. Anyhow. I’ll he."
:; luncheon yesterday. Mrs. Edw her sing and out on a. few steps.
.‘ shine. Crockett street is one of the at: is only a summer show any-
; members. e ; e ‘ nbsten thanked mendroaete
fl. . Mrs. Clement D. Albrecht one .. a” 1.5:; 930:. “pfigmma
- a has conducted a. real estate and in. 'You've been .0 “3’3; 'about this."
‘ Instance business in the range . . .
building. Rowsyton avenue. or e v
.2 pm you. has moved the office to m “It; WWW” ”mm“ “*-
4 nerhomeinbonn “II“ 'where -' " dthetgtriovarasaooasa
‘ ’1” “m continue :he.buelneu. he old man is absent! in the mom
‘ ' ' ins." he I“.
l? ‘ Robert D. W‘mcfl m M‘ IN “I M: W'- ... .
. rest of Rowsyton left for We cool m M m up. 8m
’. ’ uh when “1°! 1*“ 1°!“ 3"- ‘ ‘ing she-nun whistling. Ins-to-
Whmemm who it" Wm WM walked home. Audrey had mine
‘ the winter there. I ”mammal-hint
ll ° O ‘ lathe crowing-roam. '
Hatfield” «taxing, the Dyer '
momentum Dough
@ THE
.obimedona. mhenrenand with
ones as mamas:
lso smoothly, and l was happy. and
.now-weli. I don‘t know." ‘
She sighed again. .
“Parrish up to something?” he
asked.
She shook her head. “No. it wasn‘t‘
Parrish."
l-le waited for her to continue.
"Well. who was it then?" he inquired ‘
at last.
"Me. i guess. i think maybe l‘m
s fool." She pulled over a chair and .
sat close before him. 1
"Daddy. will you give me a thong
send dollars. and not till: what it's.
for?" ,
His face did not change expres-
. sien. "You have a big bunk bulnucc}
in Rochester. You could draw on
that." he suggested. p
"I haven't any cheek-book." she
said. “You told me about having all
that money. and i don't even know
how to draw it out. Don't I have to
be identified or something?"
”I'll give you I book of checks
on that bank." he said. "Your signa-
ture is registered there. I had you
sign some cards a ton: whue ago.
You’ve torgotten it.” ‘
He went into his study. and pres-
ently returned with a small pocket-
folder. bearing the printed name of
the Rochester bank.
"Fill out a check. sign it. and I'll
ash it.” be said. “Or it you like.
I‘ll have you introduced tomorrow
at my bank here in New York. and
they'll cash it tarpon."
He trotted impeuively’ for her to
spoilt. At last. she looked up st him.
“Aren't you going to ask me what
it‘s for?” she sold.
“Do you want to tell me?"
“I think i do—I don’t know. i
don’t seem able to talk about it new.
Daddy. how early can i have the
money?”
“When the bshlt‘ opens in the
merging. Say. a quarter after nine."
"1 need the money st ten. So
that‘s all right. Goodnight. dearest."
His'torshead wss knitted as be
notched has- ascend the stairs. rather
wurily. He dropped his chin omhis
head. end thousht. until the greet
clock in the W beyond
s little of the air that Audrey herself
had worn. he trudged upstairs to
bed. . '
0
fiction was at his cities the next
mm hour earlier than ususi.
do ed Parrish. and when the
young entered. the older man
“I: thadecr. .
“Wars Horton
lastn r"
Norton‘s
place where M
. r. WOMEN
or
‘V 935: . ...-~-
She stood twisting a ring
upon her finger as he sunk
into his chair.
been dancing.” said Parrish. "it's a
hall where you pay a fee to the piano
player. and something for the use
of the room. A dozen or more people
work there every afternoon and
night. practicing dance steps. She
found it."
“Who else was there?"
"that sheik she hired as a dance
partner," sold the young man. de-
Jeotedly. "She said she was going to
have another partner in a do: or
two. but she wanted to learn what
she could tram him."
"Well. go on.“ ordered Morton. as
his secretary paused.
"Mushy i wanted her to come
away. i don’t like that fellqwi And
she said she wouldn‘t. and we got
into another quarrel.“ His voice
dropped. “She had the proprietor
bring mother man and they put me
outside. So I went home.”
“And left her there." sdded Mor-
COD. COTOly. ‘ f
Parrish moved uneasily. "i know
now I shouldn‘t have gone. i ought
to have waited outside. But i was
mud. and i thought she could go to
thunder. far all of me." .
Morton asked no further ques
tions. .
"Here's what. I “not you to do."
he said. “Listen. and don't nuke
any mistakes. Go out in the street.
and get me a taxicab Till the driver
I'll be down in a. minute. Soon she!
lum gone. Miss Morton is 00mins
here. She will be in'iny car. with
the driver. she wants to be intro
duadnmybukinorderthstahe
my cash a check. Go over with her
in the car. and.introduce her. But
don't let the on: curt away tron:
this building until you see the draw-
ing near. in the taxi. book at the
cab carefully. so you'll recognise it
from in trout. l'll be cruising around
and around the binds. i don't want
~ 1i).lli:§,
~_ . their progress.
. i uorric 2‘3:
.. ' A udrcy‘s
a. thestsimsndtheyfellsilent. Ina
l00l.’.“.l up and down the street. him
then begun deliberately tying his
shoeluru. ‘l‘ils done. be tied the
'Otht‘r 51M".
"Corns onl Cou‘u 0:11" c.il‘.evi Au»
drey. rmm inside the exit.
| At this moment he caught sight
of .‘l~:ton‘s can approaching from
.around the corner. There was no
liurthcr (it-11w. and the lit: automo-
-h:‘.e. with the small yellow taxi in
tmrsrff. trawl down the street.
. There one a. short stop It the
....i the cure then rcuonctl
This time Parrish
with Audrey. but stood.
hatching the two ma-
(chines. ..:2t;: they were out of eight.
! Thor» u»... no atmcuity in trailing
ear through the heavy
:railie. l! vats slower in matting; the
corners. and in dodging other vehi-
oles, tlztu the short taxicab. The
two c.i‘.'. close together. proceetlvd
T was no:
shout a mile. until Audrey's vehicle
lstoppcii nt :t corner. The girl slight.
ed. and r-‘ltlclllly directed the chant-
feur to go on i. ~his. lle saluted. and
drove away. oldie the girl. after I
moment's “nu. rct out on foot.
Morton mppvl on the glaze. and
the driver pullul open the Window
behind him "Go newly. and been
just behind that young lady in
blue." Morton told him.
The man shut the window, and
threwhls car into low pour. Cats
behind him honlac] u prt ' but
the taxi stolidlj.‘ t:‘..‘:“.":2 Hi. lie-mill:
unto. uith the girl.
she turned two emu is. Then she
stopped. Morton tapped on the glass
.iagaiu. and signaled his driver to
limit. With a quiet smile he paid
tithe man. and added a heavy itp. He
stepped into a doorway as Audrey
turned into n builtlin: li.ili'-\\'il}' down
i the block.
3 "A. Sunshine Produ'ciions."
.the sign over the doorway.
A cigar store was on the corner.
and Morton. stepping into it. sought
the telephone booth.
Calling the number of Mr. Sun-
‘shine‘s othce. he waited. There was
a tool: of relief on his face as Mr.
Sunshine's own voice answered.
"Abe." he said. "this is Harry Mor-
ton. Listen. There's a young lad!
in blue-light hair—in your outer
oillce. She's either meeting sente-
body there. or waiting for some-
how. i wish you would go out. and
tell her to step into goxzr inner room.
where the piano is. And Abe—when
she's in there. shut the door. Tell
her you need the outer oti'icoc—ieli
her anything. but pct her inside
QUICK. I'll be up right away and
captain."
lie cut oi! Abe's rapid protests by
hanging up the receiver.
A minute later he was running up
the stairs of the Sunshine establish-
ment. Abe awaited him at the outer
door. in a state of inner disturbance.
"Why should I mess up my re
hearsals with this young woman?"
he started to expostulato.
Morton cut him off.
"Is she inside there?"
"Yes. Stirs."
"Then listen." Morton eiplalned
the situation quickly. while Sun.
shine listened with interested "Aha"
end "Would-you-think-it's?"
"What did she say when you asked
her to step inside?” Morton asked.
“She said she web waiting for her
dance partner. I know him—she told
me his nuns. He's a low-ilze if. there
ever was one. lie ain't here yet."
"Suppose we wilt for him out
here." Morton sugg‘sied.
Abe nodded. and the two sat by
the doom. wutehing. By chanco
no Young dancers were waiting in
the reception oiiice. and the men
had the room to themselves.
"l'm d she should have a
fellow like that dancing with her.”
said Abe. “i thought she was going
to dance with Nona. Didn't you call
me up and tell me that?"
“She is gohg on team with Nona."
sold “Orton. "but she had met this
fellow first.” '
There was a sound or footsteps on
Will
2"
moment the door was washed open.
"than he is now.“ said the.
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