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a splendid performance
character she portrays. On the stage
Lewis and Smith the harmony boys
will entertain you.
THEATRE NOTES
REGENT
Today at the Regent theatre. Al-
ice Joyce. is showing in "Headlines."
a story of the newspaper game with
its intense drama.
the role of a human Interest writer.
whose daughter through her high
Miss Joyce plays
life is bordering on the edge of
"making the headlines." Miss Joyce
because of her difficult role gives
of the
and Monday
comes to this
Tomorrow night
"The Wanderer."
theatre. This greet two dollar show
now comes here at popular prices.
EIAETO
Buck Jones In “The Gentle Cy-1
clone." and the aeco i chapter of
the startling serial "TI e Ber C. My-
stery." are featured at the Rialto
theatre today. "The Gentle Cy.
clone." tells the story of a m i look.
log for no . and who wil tight
for It. whl a misinformed popu-
lace is looking for him.to be a. two
fitted hard hitting man until he
throws his cards on the table and
tells them his desires. The dramat.
ic vein which runs throughout is
startling as well as entertaining.
Tomorrow night "The Nut-Crack~
er." a heaping spoonful of comedy.
will occupy the screen. Monday and
Tuesday Anita Stewart and George
O‘Brien will be seen in "Bustling
Cupid." a drama of misunderstand-
ings. in which love wins out. They
were both too proud to make the
first advance. Then a cattle stam-
pede did the trick.
1r
These three people are contesting
for the Democratic nomination for
governor in Tense this summer. At
the top is Golternor Miriam “Ma"
Ferguson. In the center is Attorney
General Dan Moody, who has clash-
ed with her repeatedly, and below is
[lynch Davidson, former lieutenant
governor. running on an antl-klsn
ticket. The first primary is July as.
Band Concert Program
At Roton Tomorrow
By Harvey Hubbell Band
Following is the program for the
two concerts given by the Harvey
Hubbell Inc.. Band, Bridgeport. at
Roton Point tomorrow:
2:30
Procession of Bacchus from “Syl-
via.” Delibcs.
Valse Concert.
Weldtufel.
overture. "ll Gust-any." Gomez.
Medley. "Songs from Yesterday."
Lake.
Brass Inartette from "Rigoletto."
Vordi.
Popular, "Valencia." Padilla.
“Les Sirenes."
Intermission. .
March. “Niebclungen.” Wagner.
Excerpts from ”High Jinks."
Friml.
Intermezzo. "Forget-me-not," Mac-
beth.
Hits to date. (a) “Blue Bonnett."
Berlin: (b) “if I Only Had You."
Berlin.
March. "A. Frangcsa." Casts.
7:00
March. “President Harding." Vaa.
selia.
Introduction and Bridal Chorus
from "Lohengrin." Wagner.
Comic Opera. "Mlle. Modiste."
Herbert.
Some fox. "I Am Lonely without
you." Shapiro-Bernstein.
Fantasia. "Annie Laurie." Clem-
ant.
Galop. “Under the Wing? Ben-
61:.
Intermission.
March, "Lorraine." Genus.
Comedy, "Virginia Skedaddle."
Rosenfeld.
Serenade. "ldlcness." Macbeth.
Sand Dance. "Darkey's Dream.”
Lansing.
F. S. LYON
“SPRAWAY”
chews-summits
' Engages WIVES;
of TH! YELIOW STUB
E NEST LY
I prom asnn sonar
JOHN and FA! mum
buy a home when their baby girl
is diorn and the advertising
agency in which John is partner
and copy writer lands a new
contract. Among their acquaint-
shoes are:
NELI. and HOWARD 0331!.
who seem to be unhsniy to-
gather.
DR. DICK MENEI'EE. John's
best friend. and MARGARET.
his wife.
Previous chapters told how:
Fay took JUDITH. the baby.
to visit her parents in Washing-
ton. end during her absence
John “ran around" a good deal.
“hen Fey returned. gossip had
rctslled and exaggerated some
of his activities. and sharp quar-
rels followed. One of them drove
him “out on a tear." and caused
Pay to threaten to leave him if
it was repeated.
A growing interest In Nell
Orme is brought to a head by
Vera Boyd. who takes delight in
. promoting “ad-ire." The day
comes when he takes Nell madly
in his arms.
Fay duds It out and leaves
,lohn. lie closes the house and
takes an apartment. where Nell
comes to see him one night after
a violent quarrel with her bus-
band. Howard comes in on
them. threatens divorce and that
night commits suicide.
Then NATHANIEL GRA-
HAM class to buy him out for
815.000. or lei John buy. believ-
tag he unset raise the money.
And John. realising the business
is all he has left how that Fay
and Judith are gone. tries des-
perately to raise the money.
Manda lends him several thou-
sand dollars. and when John has
grown discouraged. Manatee
and his wife write to Pay. es-
. plslning the situation to her.
‘ Now 60 ON WITH THE “08!
' (The names and situation in this
)tery ‘1 latitions.)
CHAPTER LI:
AD John known that Dick and
Margaret had written to Fay.
he would have quit than and
there. ‘chk realised this and for
that reason was careful to keep even
the slightest hint of it away from
him.
Nevertheless. Henafee told himself
had Margaret. it was time something
was done. He had written )‘ay bev
fore. and something in the letter she
had written in reply told him that
she hadaotcaasedculngfor John. -
O
'AttheandofthatweakJohnwas
mighty close to despair. Four days
to go—asd still six thousand dollars
away from his goal. No one knew
the sting of the feeling of detest
that set upon him—the sense of fu-
tility-the badlemsnt.
And than. just when things looked
blankeatendhewasonthevergsof
gain. to Net Graham and sayiug the
hell with the whole thing. Dick lien-
em called him up. and exuberant
day has in his voice as be announced
A
hleasws.
”flit been done. John—I've raised
It was, unbelievable. ' mm
.Wbsrer'
”Mam-dbulihimfi've
llevem rumba-either. hen—tenowwithmiea .ButI
Meredidyugetitl' “Briggs.” hesaidwh’theirtlsi oan’taflordoneinstyeflwl'mgo-
Pnaa‘tworryabontthatroupay arrived. “whattimeis ' lug eadaadbemyownaalesman.
maimk. Gendarmraatfiadebesd Theartistgieasedathiswatob.sger.rmgeingtoproeeedoathe
tomstsmsaemteetwelvsthsu- “Quarter-tenancy Wm'loodartandgoodoopr-
aaaddolus. Now then. old-an. ”Right. Now. do you see this thebastwehaewbowtoturaoot-
geahmdandiiek’nall.‘ checkr'and bepickeditupuomwilibethehmtaaiestaikawe
Miami?" seam. “gym“ “'9." .
Is any m'niigsswasgrianiagbroad- "W ”Unwashed. ”I’ll
her phone. diam . sbowyeuadewthingsahontdraw
mammal-mead Wed 'Newwiliyoaraadtbisassee-iagthat'llsarpeissm You'vegct
sombre-sweetie hmtr'lriggareadl. "mmumsudmwkm
haduemdsaa. was “unfit. mmammr‘nsadedfi
nualhpe‘sNIepawaawhlsh 'WeleIatdoyousathas-has. “It m'ialddohn. "that
hadwsliea you'reeeiugte
PALACE
Lefty Flynn Is starring at the Pa-
laca theatre for today only in ”Glen-
later of the Mounted." an awe In-
spiring drama of the great north-
woods with the Royal Mounted po-
lice affording the grcnt entertain-
ment. Johnny Cutrone with his
piano accordion will be seen for the
last times today on the stage.
Tomorrow night and Monday.
"Madam Behave." with Julian EI-
cupy the screen. A famous female
impersonator in the most comical
laugh provoking comedy ever at-
tcmpted by any comedian. it is a
cousin to "Charley's Aunt." Remem-
ber how funny it was? Well. this ll
funnier. On the stage Norman &
Mct‘loud the joking ilddlera will give
you a great entertainment.
The story of the prodigal son lives
before your eyes in one of the most Charles H. HINTS HIE
gigantic and dramatic films ever Yacht Equipped With
produced. In addition to this big F Oil Field
nut-action the stage feature Ia Hat» Radio By r
tie Althoof and company in the land
of harmony. a radio set has been installed on
Charles H. l-larris' 50 footer.
"Charis." by Fred Field of New
York. It works perfectly bringing in
distant stations with great ease.
P‘rad is the brother of Frank Field
of the South Norwsik post office.
_.__________.__._
CI.- \\'cd Persians
CONSTA'NTINUI‘IJI. —- B y in e.
abolition of a 50-year-old law. Turk-
ish women nonr lia\o the right to
marry r‘crrians. The former ban
against intermarriage is said to
have been due to a slight difference
in religion and the system of trial
marriages practiced by the Persians.
Turkish women still may marry only
Moslems. although the men may
marry women of any faith.
No Time for Fancy “‘ork.
Manager—"rm afraid you are ig-
noring our efficiency system. Smith.‘
Smithv‘d‘crhnpa so. air. but
somebody has to get the work
donc."——‘I‘he (“hi-Istlan Adovatc.
he'd be swinging into action.
“Briggs." he called. ‘hnd the lit-
tle fellow came trotting in. ink
smeared on his arm. a brush 'stuok
back of hi ear. “Briggs. you're go-
ing out to with with me. I've news
—reel news."
And Briggs smiled knowingly.
Milburn had put it over!
0 0 0
Four days later. in the little con-
ference room. And Graham leisurely
drawing up a. chair. a half-smile
playing on .iis face. while John.
masking his feelings with a worried
.4 . hm...” ... ..... m.“
‘
afix‘J’
expression. seemed reluctant to get
down to business.
“Wall. John. how about it? Ready
to buy me out?" The condesceusion
of hit. manner told John that he was
far from believing that he was ready.
But John stalled. “I still think.
Nat. that you're offering me too lit-
tie for my share. Will you make it
twenty thousand?"
“Lord not Now." irritably. “we've
gone Into all of that before. You
agreed. rou gave me your word.
I've got it here in writing."
“But don't you think you're get-
ting it mighty cheap? I hate to let
go. Nat. Do you think fifteen thou-
sand is ‘ilrf"
"Why of course it's fair. It's not
worth that. It's not worth more
than twelve.”
“Very well. Nat. I just wanted to
make sure." he said casually.
"'i‘ era's the fifteen thousand.
Net. and John laid the certified
check on the table in trout of Gran
hero, who stared as if he had seen
an apparition.
I‘But—-" Graham sputtered. "Look
bar’s: what are you doing. tricking
me '
"Not at all. That check’a O. X.
You Just said fifteen thousand wan
more than what a half interest was
wor ~ You said I: wasn't worth
more than twelve. All right. I'm
overpaylng you three thousand."
“Damn you. Hilburn. You doublo
eross.d me." Graham was furious.
"Strong language. Nat. strong
harness"
do:‘liwon'taall. I’libedsmnedifi
”I’ve got It in writing. Net. Right
here i- my peeks " He started out
of the room.
"Hold on." Net celled: ‘
you going?”
“I'm gai'ng to‘get a “witness; Es
raised vo ce. Briggs e
called. '
hereare
NEWS FOR NORWALK THEATRE-GOERS
; ‘ ..dt\‘:‘.'..':‘:'-ui".
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. Milli
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ALSO
Chapter Two
, 1“The Bar C Mystery”
SUNDAY EVENING
‘The Nut-Cracker’
You '11 Laugh When—He
GENCE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
cries. smiles, walks and sighs,
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SL‘LTING 1' i.) II It lNTELLl-. mnnce
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Anita Stewart and
George O’Brien
that ends a, dramatic
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Phone
527
GEHEBE’S
“IT'S HERE I!" IT'S HOUSE‘VARE"
Prompt
Delivery
Are You Proud
When you
bathroom?
white or gray enamel?
proud of tour kitchen as you are of your
Is it fitted with clean and sanitary cooking utensils,
such an "Wool-Jinx“ aluminum Cooking utcnsils. Pyrex glass ware.
of Your Kitchen
take your friends arounri your home are you as
dining rood or your
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Smith Not-walk, Conn.
"Exactly. Briggs. exactly." He
turned to Graham. "Now. Nat-"
O 0 0
But it wasn't going to be easy,
John saw. Now tha‘. the business
was his. his troibles were lust ho
ginning. Graham immediately went
over with Kelly and Jones. though
John surmised that his plans and
Kelly’s. too' had received a. severe
jolt. :0 days later. Briggs’ ea-
aistant left. and he. too, John learned.
had gone with Kelly and Jones.
“This deserting a sinking ship."
John said to Trigrr,
‘ w
w is. John said casually, "There's the $15,000. Nat.”-
"Slnking nothing-l This ship is
going to aalll"
And so the tight began in earnest.
There were just three of them now-
himseif. Briggs and Miss White) the
inexperienced atsnographer Graham
had hired to replace Miss Knisely
and who seemed to be over her
depth. but whom John hadn't the
heart to fire.
He realised Nat would be making
an effort to land all of the old Gra-
ham and idilburn accounts-es»
cially Midtown Tools and Barker
and Williams Toys. And Nat. most
likely.‘ would be kniflng him pretty
severely—telling all he knew of
John's troubles.
He had proof of that in the letter
that came from the lililltown Tool
advertising manager:
”Graham tells me he has gone
over ' . K fly and Jones and that
they’ve got a. real agency. He. also
says same pretty mean things about
your pardons! habits-that you've
been messing around and getting
your fingers burned. or course. we
don't like to hear about that. but we
like the people who spread such
news a great deal less. As long as
ypur copy gets find results it has
been getting. we're pretty well satis-
dsd to string along with you."
And J Jhn replied with a wire:‘
"My heartfelt appreciation of your
downright decent letter. As for my
copy. you haven't begun to see real
copy yet. Wait a. week and I'll r‘mw
you something new."
That was the way. he told himself.
I wasn‘t making a mistake. sticking
with you. John."
O I 0
Two weeks passed, and it was al-
most Christmas time. Toys were
making their appearance In the shop
windoue and downtown throngs
not a holiday air about them. It
was a time of homesickness for John.
The toys—and Judith. . . .
But with grim resolve not to cry
over spilt milk. he flung everything
he had into the work ahead of him.
And though he worked from early
morning till all hours of the night.
and Dick Menefee warned him and
warned him against "overdoing." he
was enjoying it tremendously.
The knowledge that this business
was all his. to stand or fall on the
results of his labors. was suihcient
compensation. And there was a
fierce Joy in matching his wits
against those of Kelly and Jones-d
now Kelly. Jones and Graham.
And Briggs. too. worked like a
Trojan. The little fellow was bub
bllng over with enthusiasm these
days and really turning out work
that surpassed anything John had
ever seen him do. Even Miss ,Whits.
clumsy and bungllag as she was.
tried hard and John ielt vary grate-
ful. though privately he had decided
that he must hire a. really efficient
secretary some time—a girl who
could manage the office—and keep
Miss While for purely routine work.
He woulv‘ advertise next rack. he
told ‘ I...aelf.
The Barker and Williams proposi-
tion was proving a tough nut to
crack. Graham was going after that
hammer and tongs, and. evidently
had a friend in their advertising
manager. Despite all John and
Briggs could do. the account was
lost. A letter one morning en-
nounLJ they had decided to "try
someone else" as soon as their con-
tract expired.
That was a. bit .. that hurt John
pretty neenly. But Briggs. sticking
out i I Jaw. mid tersely. “All right.
We'll go after some of Kelly's ao-
counts."
Jo'-n was not so buoyant. but he
rcalia ' that even without the toy
account he was going to make more
money than he had when he and
Graham were divid! gthe prodts. un-
less they lost more ground. He
agreed with Briggs; going into the
enemy's camp was the thing to do.
but he d have to have an ethos mane
agar .aomeone to take charge and
let him get outside for a. while lo
be advertised for an experienced
seaptary.
And that night Dick Manatee tele-
pi~n~i liui. "Bee yc'f need a. same-
1.....Tobn. I'vlgot the very girl
tor you. A peach. A wonder.” .
"I'm not looking for peaches.”
John laughed. "I'm looking for a
eemotary
“But this one. John—i. I'm
ing her over in the morning!
PALACE
TODAY ONLY
2:15, 7:15 and II
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. on can ems
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