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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 28, 1926 · page 7

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THE EYENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. PAGE SEVEN

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Miss Alice Lake famous movie star
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MATRE NOTES

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Tom Mix will conclude his en-
gagement today at the Rialto the-
atre in his latest success. “Ne Ian's
Geld.” a story as startling as it is
lull-eating. and an entertainment
without a peer. For thrills and ro-
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will appear at the Palace theatre for
three days beginning Thursday with
the big Keith vaudeville program as-
signed for this city. Miss Lake and
her company will he offered in a
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It m m 3'” “at: “‘13: £3333:me 11:; 2133J°$§dlumllalf°mlfiil”I235? usr mess repay Renee Adoree with TOD" wsonsnav
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BUY 331%?“ 3m“ ‘" in u" cm fans who have entered her in her TOM MIX 1N ‘NO M AN’S GOLD, '4‘!" WINTON and MYRNA mm“
Let Colleen entertain you to the gngilganglgimu;°:mfi' efit‘i'nfl': , «BLARNEYN LOY in RENEE ADOREE
YOUR iuz::‘:hus‘t:‘:;‘ll.l:dco:;e.d: mist; ment which .11. will oifer here. Her . “ . . ” (Star of "The Big Parade")
' RADIO the um 1- on the screen- 3.3:: 33;§l°£.3“3§&l§33’ x3312 wannasnav, ransom FRIDAY A mm... t... with . mun: Across the Paulie with RALPH GRAVES

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Put]: the Palace to great this famous star The first great Spanleh~American 1 u, r, l
‘ or the celluloid who comes now in WEDNESDAY war picture n ° I: 1° r n'
I Monte Blue with J“. Winton and person to entertain them. From all u , , ” _ a so
’ Mirna will leave the Palace alter "9°". received "m“ mgr". "l Across the Pac‘fic also Mack Bennett Comedy
D0 ELLY S "W" "W" °' "Am" "'° F" 3““ '“°th3.‘hl2‘t’."'ll°°;xc§l'u§i‘l§ Koko Sour 0mm “swine" “N r on"
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every detail and it is hound to be
one of the Keith circuit headliners.

OLDER CIVII: WAR NURSE
ll BURIED [1'0 DEATH
BUFFALO. N. Y.——-urs. Laura
May. 0!. said to be the oldest known
Civil War nurse. was burned to
death yesterday while cooking her
breakfast. tlhe lived alone.

can War picture. Spain is beaten
but the natives of the Philippines
under the leadership of Aguinaldo.
their guerilla chleltaln have sworn
death to the American invaders.
American soldiers are killed. and
seine one has to and the hiding
place or Aguineldo. This tingling
entertainment of thrills and ro-
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A spectacular melodrama ot the ANOTHER GREAT BILL OF

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‘ ph Gravel. concludes its en- with Monte Blue and Jane Wintou can arty of New York state came resulted the endln refer n u 1.th

M M W of moment of two days at the “cunt in the principal characterizations nut azuarely for enforcement of the obtain the oppinionl of then dpz‘ipl: Ably SUPP!) By FREDERICK EARLE

‘ , theatre today. The story is extreme- will occupy the serum. The Slum. Eighteenth amendment and tho \*01- upon tho question of the modifica- and CLIFFORD WORMAN
and“, GM” ly simple though powerful in plot. lab-American War affords the plot stcad act at last night's session of lion of that law. The referendum
Ind otters a wealth of striking ohar- for this brilliant entertainment with its convention. It also urged full gives all the opportunity to express -- in —-

E Co seterisetions. laid as it is in New its wealth of thrills and its charm- participation of the voters in the themselves. We urge a full expres-

A. . Beckmann York's bower! an. an“. m“ of ing romance. ‘ wet and dry referendum to be actedlsion at the polls on this matter.“ “LIARS A I L”

 

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in. angry color flooded her cheeks.
and her eyes blazed hotly into her
sister’s. She was about to rush
away to vent her humiliation upon
her soother. when Faith’s hand went
out reetnlnlngly.

"Oh. that's very kind of you. Mr.
Pruittl Cherry and Chester. toot
That will be nice. Wait a moment
and I'll ask her it she has any other
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has ““3"“ “t the_ , ‘ he's having a little party tomorrow Purina Feed Md
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M- se m 3.". no # wh , almost pleasingly: sutstleally, hassles M1 sheet adoean American Beauty my on. . Nest to Beclt Renard-s 83 Washington Street .
alone with m sister a moment. hat , he as. rum on you against her breast. -' wonder who mm It wouldn't be hard to ed 4 No. Kain 8:» lo. Norwslk 3'
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