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' NEWS FOR NORWALK THEATRE-GOERS
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3 I I - 1.th rim TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Norman
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MEL KLEE

“The Prince of Walls"
Direct from Keith's Palace. N. Y. utLOIS MORAN
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inn Tin Tip and Black Phantom pose together. l SATURDAY ggupgy EVENING Md Klee at the Cross Roads "Q _- Exilwlt‘fi. § °’ .
Black Phantom, the new movie on the stage where his act 1, more! ’ " _ - . - -- .« i.» . - -
dog. who ,will be seen at. the-Regent complete. This offering has been sc- . LEDDY & LEDDY SATURDAY

 

Glenn Hunter
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5 “The Pinch Hitter”

thostro Sunday and Monday on the corded tremendous ovations at other!
theaters where it has been shown. 1

stage. will give a. public exhibition .

tomorrow morning at 11:45 o'clock .
in front of City hall. Black Phan- Marvm Beach Water
Sports Carnival This .

Nonsensical Nonsense

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NORMAN PHILLIPS, JR., invites the kiddies to

his party to be given on the Palace theatre stage

Saturday afternoon. Bring the kiddies and en-
joy a treat.

will probably be held on August 14. ‘
this year according to the ttnlative

plans of the Marvin Beach associa-

tion, which sponsors .the carnival.

The association will meet again next

week at which time more definite

plans will he made. Clare D. Hodge.

man is secretary of the committee

tion ith the motion picture "A
Hard to the Snows." starring Rin
Tin Tin. Black Phantom will dem-
onstrate the pains-taking methods
used by trainers to prepare dogs for
toting. His exhibition in front of
city ball will consist of many stunts

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WORLDS’ BEST PHOTOPLAYS

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STAGE PRESENTATIONS

World Series.

In police work. cooperating with the Year Held August 14 I ”If I “ll H l\' ,

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mysteries. Pha‘ntom'rs appealinciaat The annual water sports carnhal; . _ l -\\i l More laughs than a cireus-—- SPECIAL FOR THE CHILDREN
“.1 RI theater “'lll be In conjunc- for the FESldf‘nIS 8t BIRTH“ hNH‘hl CHAPTER 0". [I more thrills than a SUNDAY AND MONDAY

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GET HOUSEHOLD GOODS the
modern way-b)“ reading the classi-
flnd columns.

Statistics show there are about
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”I. “in! further. I“ not demanded the thing was no longer an sdvsn- to him it explained somethln of th ‘0” ”4|!- Nlt. Ind I'm in ready
toknow what Johnwsshinting It. turd. troubled furs he had “1‘: on: to do It m." S t. song and dance are cletr-rly uil-; a.
The thought revolved in John'- as was planning s layout one Davidson. Hi! syu'nevsr onceioft Gr'ahani's. Md“! l“ "“3 “‘"utl‘c' LCddY &! ‘
minothsiho would liltstobuy Grs» morning with Briggs when Paul Tho papers cams out with the "id "is 0th"- not wins to arouse 1'“le “'m‘ ”m” "MSW“ ”“3““ ' '
ham out and run the business hh- Davidson. looking lmggud u if story three days sftm- they had “1' Wild fury that slumborod in this the {El-‘0 “'m‘ "‘"l‘lml‘m 0"“ ”it!" ' '
self. Truo.theroworoalot of things from a long illness. came in and said lunched together. Paul had left to" moody partner of his. turned his so into action. Vallliilllc and \"rrulI-l C
9’ about it he did not understand as houseiy if John didn't mind he'd -hsd disappeared—and had left bo- Wk Ind found In excuse to. ve ' is: present something not very of-l IRCUS
P wouuonhsm. Probably he would like to have him tak‘ lunch with hind him s note to his wife oxplsin- th- olllet- ' ‘ r . ten seen. “Pictures in Sand." ln-‘ 4 . .
- have 3 little rough sledding for s him. ingthstsll his money and his auto- ' ‘ ‘ . stead of using the customary aints / . 7 \
time. but Itill he could work tremon- “Why «thinly. Paul." and obn. mobile were psi-- and their unborn And It nlsht. elon- Issla is his or oils they use varied cpl d I ’ "a"
dously herd-titandlurelvheeould as he grasped the other's ban and baby's. room- Ami the thought that he sand and “lllld the“ are 0 tile II) 'mm“
find some young man, with also wrung it. felt sudden. biting pity to: ltwssovsrything no bad. the note Wild“ go on like this. im m" a u H . .3 I ,mi‘c “5
‘ shim! to come in and help him. this poor friend of his. went on. and he was sorry it wasn't carrying a. €th 0!! his s ldor and 4 1r 3 c “canon? we) find" l
191° mull" it ”“16 N M more What e channel Duldson's sin flioro. But his bank books showed ”was out It mole w W '9‘"? ‘°°“',.““‘“b°”- ””3 l' a;
pleasant without the concerts] Gm pant. debonair manner had gone on~ deposits of several thousand dollsrs. “in- bi" “men “1“ meet Min-l the 3m.
hsm and his continual complaining. tirsly. and his shadowed blue eyes and there was nearly ten thousand “0h. fly.” 3. groaned. "hw could prom 0‘ the ”You“ crmc' h m 8
But. what chance did he have? seemed to have sunk into his head. more in stocks and bonds. '0“ do “7" bl‘ "2.0“, worthy M patrona‘e‘
8099001118 Not were willingto sell Words rushed to John's lips. words “Don't worry shout me." the nets Whil- W Tl: doing at this "I? I '
but. how could he raise the moneyf of astonishment and concern ond.in- concluded. "Just forgot ms. for Mm!“- II II! sat. Io defected Ind REGENT
Surely. Graham would demand at quiry. but be checked tholn and said you'll never see me again. l'm forlorn. Ind tried to tear some dour
last twenty thousand dollar-s for nothing other thsn to invite Paul to awfully sorry.” Mt out of s strong sine? Was she "Padl0ckedx' will close its two
. his ehsre. and tbstwuan impomiblo sit down and wait for him—“1'11 only Paul's wife had gone immediately "“3 “‘03 eooliy contemplating her tiny engagement at the let-gent thea-
sum loi- John. saddled as ho was a. . few minutes, Paul." to the police. and there was mo. of mummies more and her slsss ire loci-y. Lola Moran. Louise Dm-
with debt. Paul was silent throughout most regret abousher. so John sum for .'ie hitlirof Didn't she miss him ser and Noah Beory are in the stel-

” vanes. And that idea ho had bad of “Why don't you look a follow up?" What was behind it all. ‘

establishing his personal «edit at John anally asked sccuslngly. and hillburn~is it true that he gave her one Is lbs studisd it. and s M “ oppre's't’" ,‘nd repression 1m" _

the bulk boil mo up in smoke be Davidson. puding at his cigar-oi. his name?" strangled sob sow. , “m“ m' "I” 3 ”went" “a" g m'mggm op

aim of the quarrel with Blodgott. shrugged his shoulders in meisn- John sonata. 8- could not "It M ‘n" “r“ I" ““‘hm ‘° "m “"y PRB-EMINBNT PERFORMERS

no had changed banks. of course. choly fashion and smiled—s smile so “Won, we've all got to admit that hurt was almost that his "0m Mme- Thc 8‘" ml“ I we" .

But at his nowhsnk bowlsr’rtuslly pitiful. John thought. that it sent Davidson did the decent thing. still w seemed so so on Broadway and ”mm" ‘ “Inc"

a stranger and with his ranger sudden, darting pain through him. imagine leaving nearly fifteen thou- who nothing“ ”of. in a fashionable cabaret patronisod '.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

JOHN and FAY MILBURN
buy s home when their baby
girl is born. and the advertising
.sgoney in w John is partner
:‘snd copy :- lands is new
contract. Among their acquaint-
slices are—

NOEL and VERA BOYD.

whose marriage a strictly
”modem."
. ‘PAT' and mum FORBES.
who have three children and
whose domestic life is unhappy
because of Pat's roving tenden-
cies. Previous chapters told
how:

John was fascinated on meet-
ing-NEIL 0mm Moshints
she ls having trouble with her
husband.

Fay took JUDITH. the baby.
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views on certain things and his con-
tempt for conventions. wss. never-
theless. inherently so decent and so
much the gentleman. Everything
and everyone worth while. John told
himself mournfuily.'wero slipping
away. Was nothing to be left to
him—nothing at all? _

Of course. there was Dick Monet”.
but he didn't want Dick's pity-s
didn‘t want anyone's.

And new John was to learn of
some of the malicious gossip that
followed in the wake of Davidson's
strange disappearance. Partly bo-
eause he himself had experienced the
evil effects of this idle tongue wag-
ging. and partly because of his own
regard for Davidson. he felt called
upon to resent it whenever it
reached him.

Noel Boyd. whom John hadn‘t seen
in weeks and weeks—and hadn't par-
ticularly cared to see-encountered
him on the street one day. and the
first thing Boyd mentioned was the
story about Paul.

."Couldn't stand the us. ehr’ he
laughed. and John 'found himself

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ington. and during her so- stiiu mg. Why. be asked himself. NO ADVANCE IN .
senm John “ran ground" . did he dislilre Noel Boyd so? Ho
When Fay returned chose not to answer. and Boyd. his .
second chapter of "The Radio De-

‘rod deal.
gossip had retailed his actions
and sharp quarrels followed. one
of which drove John "out on s
tear," and caused Fay to threat-
en to leave him.

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ways one of these birds‘who thought

mouth distorting into that sneering
smile of his, began to speak in s eon-
temptuous manner of Davidson's
"dsmfoolishnoss."

“A sucker-that's what he was.
Well. he had it coming. He was sl-

he knew it all. He got. with mur-

Circus Day Monday _
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l hours, Zl‘llli’ls :inil llllillll'l do of other
\\lld beasts (it llll‘ jungles. will ho'
illl‘0\\ll open for lllspf'l‘lloll one hour I
‘lielore the iris: show begins. l't-r-i
liormanccs will start at 2 and 8 pl
lm.. and doors “ill be. opcnrrl at 1'
p. m. The slrcll pageant

even bring Clilll‘t'l. They will be, seen

\llll later he found watching intently ’
the wonderful speclaclc of the un-
loading of ii mammoth circus train.

The Old “'orlt‘l has boon sacked
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THAMEL GRAHAM. his part» der f ‘l tim _ h? l
nonchsrgosliissctions are dam- Ol‘l ong ~ 0 t. - Walter 1.. Main Circus that is lit: ,1. U. .c T, . J - t “.1” b. a. 1] a. m. _ ’
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John lam. by ”flaunt. “calm, In; Litter than to smash the other ' . l ‘ ‘ ' " ‘ ‘ I""1 ' is .1 drama of a daring Stildll‘l‘ in
ten Nell 0mm at Vern Boyd's. » “it “ . ”'4 Wk contemptuous» swar- “‘ “’3" “I ”"" ““3” hm 0' m" I lllaglcll'll‘lgllIle Sll‘od‘llttfil‘llll’ll‘llflgs onrmtllllls ”I 5” “0mm“ “I“ ””1”“ ad‘
Ho resolves notions her again. He could not know that Fa '3 heart was almost breakl’n . "Why'm‘" W“ °'°" 9°“? filth! and 1°! "m mil"- "‘3"! 0‘ ”1“ .- . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' “l“"l'e and romance.
realizing she is carrying him oi! y , 9 3013;;30 crxi'ed in anger lad or "boys" of sixty. The billboards. 3::Inlrlzuih: ifdllfflgi 323ml:— ntsll: "'“I‘ollrm‘f .1139“ .Th°m“°“., “”1 b“
,- his feet. but be does.snd thodny could raise the- required amount That was all. and John dared not mig-step 2"“. in “It‘ll did flu)“; barns. and fences. laden with ple- Mom for “1,. “mm. L. Main an _‘ It?” ”1' TI“ l“° GU“ Man. _-\ “f!"
comes when he takes her madly with no trouble at all. ask the questions that were in his ‘ w °' a “u ' ll , _ - . S . . PALACL "1” ”7-“ *5 dillf‘l‘mlt. ”W ”1”“ 01 8
III Ml - But John ”fused to think of it mind did 1‘ “kOIIGMIOmm. Lot tho ma torlnl displa_\s Of ”‘9 many attrac ‘u plogium. _______ lltfll story by HII'WIH'I. litiuiir-l White
F”: lml of "i luv“ an - T . th 6 “on.” “mm of ”W circus. have for 59‘0““ TM” are hull‘ll'Id-‘i illf performers .. . - . . .lat his lust. Fred Thomson illl-ivln
y longer. There was something 088 er they ma e their way . - _ . , . . Shipuuckcd. n llliillirs photo D a 3
50h... a. closes the house and m , d , Boyd colored hotly and threw his due been the pmnl of fouls of all ulm take part in the lug show pro- , , . . ,. . . ~ 2m nj- flrlt ‘ 1 1 . _
ors than the work he had ut in own th. street. and when they had ‘ , . . . . H ’ g _ . . a]; . .N .1 t “m, “1., ”Lu...” up im it Ll in 0 shot it i. a nus
pskessnapsrtment. this business- it had grown t: b. . reached the Strauss Building, head “Ck ““h ‘ 'hup IBIWI'O- Hll 3'. “39’3- The M‘ldm‘l “‘0 ”SH‘S-l.‘ Flalll- Elely Artist was select“d he- lrdi.‘t‘”i‘=l9; Aflflhrmx 5.9m. Outil‘ lei lous cattle. rllstler. plot and ill-1
f PAUL DAWDSON.sfflmd of Part of mm. . Davidson, glancing toward the win- t'ist‘sd doubled: his eyes. as they r. awaiting the day when they will ex- cause of sonic especial mom. chv ’intl‘l‘lldoillll “vh‘l‘l-‘Wiml Is no“, mm. a “whaling WWI-m, and
lions. surprises everyone with Still if Fay was going to go down of John's office. said muslngly, :1 i“ “‘0 other-nomad until they pcrlence their annual his holiday acts and tacos will tend to Ollminflle ‘pmmg at the 1.de mm“ “.11”th H... gun-F...” .....n.-..y (7f 1:}.
.his sudden Inl-l’l‘llgotonwomsn - . "Graham and Milburn—woll." oar? closed. ‘ elont, acknowledged to be better the fallacy of thinking that "all cir- . . 1‘ . , ,, i“ 1,. mg], ;. m.“ .1» “V I ..,.L,.m”,”,
‘9! doubtful character. through With thl’ thing, wouldnt it And the h dd l fr Cd It mm“! 10! t moment that h. than Christmas and. the Fourth of . «uses are alike.“ Among the. noted ”‘9 Sl‘g‘iil I‘lo‘f‘llql‘flm ”I," “j“ .M f. .1. l . 0,“... g. ., .. I, ”l
. John chm... to m Nat G", be better to forget and so of! some h d‘ n 0 'u 9"? “0" “it would surely hit Miihum. but under July put together. features are llll' DeLons Sisters of hi”. "““‘l“‘“°“"““ “h -‘ “ “"““" , f1“ ‘ “‘3 ’.. ‘ ' .3: “ M"
”mum“. with ‘mmher o. where tor a. fresh start: It hurt 30‘“ In "lick out hi! haud- John's contemptuous stars hi ovi- About the time the milk man is ai'robats from the noyal Circus. able 1W“ 5‘0“" “”1‘ “ "~“'$","L““‘ 0“ ‘72. I” .l.‘ * ‘ .‘"“““ W'” '3“
a. rival agency one dgy, "a the him. the very thought 0! giving up Thanks. John." 11‘ said. “for be. dently thought hits: of it: for sud- making his rounds on the morning of ‘ Brussells: Millo lit-bras 'ho loops WWW“ ”WV“ “5' ““‘l liamo” “‘9 I" ”mm" I“ ““1"”
7 next time Not makessn allusion this business he loved so much. ing decent enough not to ask any denly recovering. in shrugged. and. Monday July in the big palatial Flhe loop on it hiovcle- ih in» \inr- must absorbing lllCll‘w t\L’l‘ div-trio... —-—-————.
' W i one did he have to cling to. questions." *' with s. final 1: ' ' . . . . , . _ ‘ ' .‘ . t. ”an : ARV. i‘r-l' mm i-Tmng grain: in
. to his own bad habits. John lets o m t thl . . _ "“10 Illness turned spt‘clsl train of the. “altcl L. Main lin Itt’llll) from..the London Illplio- “l 0“ H" A - ‘ .p -
“n ' m"““°“' Wk ”’0'" nhlivl 3. every ng else worth 'Wth Paul." J03“ Mk“ in em. “3"“th “I“. . circus will be pulling slowly into the f dromc: Miss Lillian Dmlarnette so- The sulill‘b \illldl llll. ' I “9-1 fill" ’7‘ 5"” ‘ "“9“ I ' R‘ "'1 ”'1“
some of. Graham's actions being w 0 had forsaken him? harassment. but. the other .sllonccd If!“ you 11“ h“ 31's ”I! “It, railroad yards. Scores of the kid- ciety ominstrionnd and . countless is 50 illll’l‘Ulll'l-‘ll‘ 1“ “‘09: ”‘9 ‘-‘ i “1"," I ”'"'"‘"“"1"'l"‘h in U”
didlculttooxplsin.too.sndturns 'Tbere. was I. note one day from him. “No. no! Got to run along. WP- John murmured. looking after disc will be surprising their par. sums, " gson. brings to lllt’ l’lllilat‘ a programming». lllt'tll Sf‘L'llOli.
onhisboel. {Nell Ormo. a friendly little thing. Goodby. old man. goodby." him. . cm. by junlping out of bed without The 1mm"... mensgeric. comm"- . arrayed “fill stars or the null ,‘illli
30W 00 ON WITH THE STORY chidding all: foglbiLnoglogdzf h" Hug???" John echoed “I” him. 100123011113: 31:; “ammo" k." ‘ I V proteasiml. .\ir. and .‘llfi. Xui‘llliilll
an rem ng m ' ° t‘for- . ' ° or" “on timb. "mm“. D .' ‘ III! “a“ ' Phillips and their son rfoiinan Jr.

(no Ill" and situation in this

story are seditious.)
CHAPTER .LII

our: was not s. little sorry“ that
[I he had said what he had to' Gra-
r ham. _

Fool, he thought. to be hinting
shout the see he had up his sleeve.
.. .-Andyot howssnlittlodis-
appointed that Nat had not pursued

There was the house on his hands.
be reflected. It was I. virtual whit.
glepblnt. Ant! ho Md um sltsn
into the drm's reserve for an ad-

get they were still friends.

He crumpled it up and threw it
away. and didn't bother'to answer it.

And for days. afterward he kept
telling himself that he needn't have
acted like that. After all. Neil was
not to blame if he found himself in
this predicament, and, he told bins-
self. he still liked her—liked her tro
mendously. it was Just that the
flavor of it had gone. somehow. and

oftbomesl. Ifhshnd bsditin his
mind to say an to John he
must have thought tter of it. or
been afraid to come out with it.

Davidson's figure. no longer swag-
gering. moving delvn the pavement.
and he wondered why he felt so
troubled in his mind about Paul.
wondsred at the vague premonition
of tragedy that was intruding on his
thoughts. “Goodby.” he was still
whispering. half to himself.
0 O I

The thing came as s. surpriss to
nearly everyone else but John. and

leaned from one of his newspaper
friends. “In fact.’ he told John.
"she noted to make sure that
mvidson hadn't held anything back
from her.

expression in his eyes. and toward
ave o'clock saunterod carelessly over
to John's desk and observed that it
seemed as if another one of John's
friends bod disgraced blusflf‘
Once again John had to restrain
himself from striking out with his
flat. o managed to In with
s d look and to it his voles
from rising as he said. “I've had to
resent o statunont like that once bo-

one little bit? ‘

M all Very moment. had he but
known. N was stuns in her resin.
and in her hands was 3 picture of
John. Wistfui tears were in her

in "A Family “title of 1926." effort
a splendid comrdy trout. 'l‘oiiiurrox-x’
afternoon for 1h; ltldu‘its. Norman
Jr. is gellig to she a party on the
stage for his young friends. Bring
the childrtll and enjoy the event.
Mel Klee. who knows how to bring!
the laugh. distributes the mirth uu-L
slintingl). Klee is seen again with
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ily. the father of which is a stern.
puritanical reformer. whose efforts

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checking account hardly to be con- What ssbsmol sand dollars with that cheap-" he lm for him tilt wll ll
sldered seriously in the maths of When Davidson had paid the left the name unspoken—"rd have Isth- rsstlesstidos. . Dilution! Dlle Up will! thrill" .. . .. ..
check and was pushing back his given her tho air and nothing moi-g, But women on native. and men rapidity. but eventually love and I . .1 “MM.“ -. as.

credit.

roriupe. be thought. Nat would chair. be paused to a: serious eyes if it had been me." have their wide. and so sol-lesser happiness triump- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ i
like to buy him out. Now. that on John and murmur. “those who Alonoin his room that night John 06 lb. MOIOIM'IIM“ '0 Tomorrow “Ollie Bulk! Ind m“ M m It T0107 0
would. be more nodes). Graham dance. you know. must pay the follanowlooeilness. New Pontoon thought“. “ .._ Annie.Cornyall will be' shown in J y ' ;,,‘

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