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NEWS FOR NORWALK THEATRE-GOERS
REGENT Today P A L A C E
2:15, 7:15 and 9
TODAY
hcu‘b'ss ' '
' PAci‘Hg"? “BLARNEY”
. ,- starring
With RENEE ADOREE
(Star of “The Big Parade”)
' Mathematical: name
My..." mam NOTES
Fuel Saver m
same 80% to 88' 1-35 Topping her other splendid per- .
formances in a story full of amus-
OIIO‘I'OoaI mm lng surprises and human touches.
“WAGE”! comm
Colleen Moore scored again at the
E & Riaito theatre in “it Must Be Love."
w “‘m
a lad-sin It. not
where this afternoon it began an en-
gagement of three days.
“Lee the Den l‘eiri
Ian and lee
IRIALTO THEATRE|
NOW PLAYING
2:”. 7:15 and 0
There is a pert. yet wistful. air
about this star which fits admirably
into such a story as "It Must Be
Love." As the misunderstood daugh-
ter of a delicatessen merchant Col-
leen carried every number of the
audience with her in many moods.
A droop of the mouth. and many
mouths drooped in the audience. A
twirl on the the toe and a birdlilie
gesture with the pantomimio hands.
. ’ and the audience howled with do-
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' to
Besides Miss Moore's superb per- With RALPH GRAVES ,
mphczfipgjng FM im‘iffédi’if‘f. Tiftmu'mui: A great picture of bare-35:3 days in the prize ring ' l
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Today at the Palace theatre Home
Mom with Ralph Graves are fea-
turing in "Blarney! 'a drama of the
bare list days when old New York
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY 1.;
ANOTHER GREAT BILL OF
Bargains was young. It is jammed with
a pathos and thrills. i to “TUW‘Y . C
d b i n morrow. '
a -ln- mild: ..“.i:..§:.‘:“ K“... m..- FRED THOMSON MILTON SlLLS and Keith V audeVllle
‘5 ‘ ville bill opens at the Palace. . The .4"... BETTY BRONSON
Used 0“" ii?.‘.’“..’§.i"‘.'.."é:‘:..i:. “riled: “LONE HAND _.._- u d l B
E ‘ All," a rich comedy delight. Miss SAUNDERS” H P A R A DIS E , , ea e y'
AARON KOHN 31:: 1:11:31: bilgnfiglbzzdptrzlt‘; His greatest western drama THE FAMOUS MOVIE STAR
o 0 l t l ture ch as this ROA OF 1926!
All“ AW'O'“. appearance at the Palace theatre 0 also “20:11:": “:3 ct ct?" two THE BIG R
I . Iailroad An. .0. "mm doubt will}? welcomedbbynl‘arge su. ODSPNI' 2 “snow“! In" euchr gsreagsstars. .
l. ' - 333552... 5; “.2 .‘.:...’.i. $3.335; SEE “Hold That Lion” and laugh. till you’re Ice a e
. ~ and Elaine. iccmuy and Moore. COMING SOON “LeBOI-Ihldli" cryill’! The laughingest, Side-splittingest film
Chevalier Brothers and Gray and
Family. -
The photoplay attraction is Vera
Reynolds iii “Risky Business."
REGENT
ever. Good clean fun—and plenty of it. Young
and Old alike will love it!
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(in person);
Ably Supported By FREDERICK EARLE
I and CLIFFORD WORMAN
We M‘s Our Own Whole-
Ielare and Retailers of
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senator from the seventh senatorial
district at the district Republican ‘ _, _ _ -....
convention at the Republican Club , the nomination was made by the
S. R. Spencer To Run
For Senate In Seventh
dleton of East Windsor was chair-
ln Hartford. yesterday morning. ‘ rmroirll-y rusting one ballot, on mo- man of the convention and Fred- .
MM“ Blue and Jane Winton "'9 Bamuel R. Spencer of sudield was State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn lion ol‘ .lnmns 1-1. (‘annnn of Windsor m-ick W. Morgan at Windsor was " m '—
AeF.BeCkfi1annco 'tfll‘flns today at the 3880‘" 1" unanimously nominated for state made the nominating speech. andlmulzs. lax-Senator Howard A. Mid— clerk. “
‘ “Across The Pacific." a magnificent , I IARS L’,
' Inc. story or the Spanish-American War AL
embellished with a pretty and sweet
romance.
Tomorrow and Friday at the Re-
gent only. Douglas MacLean will be
seen in “Hold That Lion." Laughter
Wellington Street
M seen so. Norwsik Burr 6. Elaine I McCarthy o Moorel Chevalier Bros. .
~ - . . . . breaks loose in this fast one. A ri
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. roaring tale of love. lions and ("F C G R A Y F A M [L Y
‘ " . 5"" laughs. A perfectly killing comedy . BY NEA S R‘,/i.- iN . .. , . u n
_ thstuiomes in! like :3 lion and tgoes WHAT HAS GONE BEN . Her checks were rose-flushed. her PERDONALITY PLUS PEP
v out o acyc one. o among ese eyes like yellow diamonds. when —-
Player‘Plano present and enjoy the lion‘s share or “figfnfii triage“ 3mg! " Cherry re entered the dining room. ON THE BURDEN LADIES /
rthe fun. ‘ ' . lt‘nith knew, at the first quick
Word Rolls that; . .32.. twilifffil W... m... ' I 'ADMITI‘ED TO
THERE‘S NOTHING the matter m, FAITH. the stay-st-hoine lug. lovely face, but she could not i 3 YOU! husband
35c Each with “1. Chum“ “ONO“ — EM drudge tor the Lane family. “me herself the torture 0f “king: hen eCked. 9 THE THURSDAY-
, there wont be with your affairs. it Others are CHRIS WILEY. “He kissed yon. didn't he?" I: P ' ‘
g ‘ . you read it regularly. whom Cherry meets clandestine- ;?1d:'td 1‘: imugi‘znt fiber?“ 1“: {l a -. MATINEE FOR
‘. O . If; ALBERT ET'I'LESON. B :1 US 0 C 60 ago BS or C spe
. ,, smdwe“ Plano COL traveling salesman. and BOB hands and laughed a low. rich gurgle TWEN’I‘Y.FIVE
- ' F. S. LYON naruawar. to whom Faith In or happiness. 1"0h. boy}: Segue She‘d” EYNOLDS ,
u no. lain 3‘. Phon. 128 also attracted. but who has eyes And Wh° "‘3“ d have ‘ oug tn“? I ° CENTS
' ' ‘ ‘ ' JOB PRINTING ““"9 ’"' ”m" '“”""""'°" '°‘?a’i§u‘°h.'“:.‘§l 33?. 53°31; .lm- in
~ I. , “ “mg,“ m. h mm made up mu. m. mm. in spite of her ' . . a come soon
South Norwslh oi getting JUNIOR. 21, and 9“,?” “ “e"‘m‘mL '5 y BUSlneSS
., Cherry out ot trouble and hiding “30:33:13 $;?'td:um::u$riii:: v Rudolph
. A010 COLLINS COO thggezmpglgogl:::iaagggg time! This .lsn't eighteentumpteeni val tin . '
1 TOMORROW NITE mun-r, .nt'h". artist. and It’s nineteen twentyelx! Gosh, I . en 0
i e 7° no. rum 3"» “L 7‘7 GRAND momma son of one oi the am run... “0“ “e1 "l“ 1'“ "er 8° w “W \ m ms GREATEST
;; . Thrills. thrills. thrills! Lord. I'm glad g; SUCCESS
. THE RITZ (entities. to cell on Faith. and . .
; m“ “mm Faith’s tall. '0. Im young and little and beautiful. . ‘
up Ballroom Most Beautiful m“), w, sxtravsgantly While Aren't 1 beautiful, Faith?" 811° \ e our arse-
Bridgeport. Connecticut ' stretched her tiny, rounded white
p Cherry Is at work the next day \
£3”?wa In Furniture Everything New Bl" the lam" Filth receives s great box of arms above her head, executed two men of the
featuring American Beauty roses [mm or three dance steps, then flung her- ”
That the Home May Clement's New 1927 Pruitt. whhb sstouishcs and "15““ “m” 1..., .. Apocalypse
N Du“ ROW. pm her enormously. though I want to talk to you—seriously.
eed. lot—BEAUTIFUL GIRLS—lo I." in." Is already lost '0 Faith picked up her small sister as WATCH FOR
Hathaway if she had been a child and set her
and . Wliiir ‘ J ‘1'“; LANE upon the floor. "GO on and get ready THE DATES
1 ,. WM. MALONE u. . . mum“ for bed. I'll be in when I finish this
W And “16 Bill Dance Oren. aplnr:- l"!!! “m. to scam."
’ v I c T R 0 L A 3 Dancing 3‘" fl" 110° A. Id. mo'.:- ”a... the girl rs- But the seam took longer than
cell .mm for Cherry any other seam Faith had ever sowed
“a my; 5”,, downtown to tell for the tears, to be denied no longer.
the .1” gathered in her great. tired brown
1. . immensely worried at
R A D l 0 3 Wine Presses this evidence of an Intrigue be- eyes and overflowed, blinding her.
we“ Cherry “a Albert Ems- Every nerve in her body was quiver-
‘ Ion who Is evident . . ing at the thought of Bob Hatha-
‘- 0 [old on I“! Terms Cl‘llflhers . .3. fill I. membngmo \vny'l lips upon Cherry's. At last
‘ at l" she folded up her work. dubbed at
K e to by her elderly employer
, m H . Sh 9K8 MB. CLUNY, “a unbrslds her. her eyes with her handkerchief. and
amll Ch Notes ' walked slowly and softly, so as not
ton 0P l WOOD AND BM“ FAUCETS m b that an” to awaken her parents. to Cherry's
means no harm. and lies about
“‘9 ”031:3! (lab littleson's tele-
gram. en erry sees George
Praitt’s resu she believes they
are for her. When Pruitt tele-
phones IN“! to Invite the two
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Cherry ls furious with Faith.
and boasts that she can divert
, , Open Eveninss
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room. ,
Cherry. in a pale pink nightgown.
was brushing her curls before the
mirror of her dresser, her lips curled
in a fond smile as she studied her
reflection.
“Quit admiring yourself like that!"
Faith's strong hands closed upon the
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Prnlts's hm lobes-sell. -- . pearly little shoulderhs aiIid shook
. NOW 00 ON mu m ".0“ , . .‘ them. “I hate you w en see you
doing that! Oh. Cherry. life isn't
7& Down The Fren0h Glove & m X! fair—you aren't fell-l You take and
"‘He kissed you. didn’t he 7”
"Didn't he. though!" Cherry laid -a flushed check
against her flushed hands. _"Oh boy! Some shell-i"
was after one o’clock that night
when Bob Hathaway’s low-slung
sports roadster drew up into
sleeping llyrtle street.
take and take. and never give any-
thing but a few insincere. sweet
words, that make us all your slaves!
God gave you everything in the way
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Next to Beck Banard's
coon. Light a Power
I No. Help St. So. Net-walk
"Come in for just awee little min-
ute. Bob.” Cherry pleaded prettily.
too. Isn't that heavenly? He's going
stag. I wonder why! on. he’s blusho
nooently. "it's only a little after
eleven. I'm just trying to get Faith
ni beauty. and instead of being eon-
ient. you take everything else you
Handsome Chairs Add
, comm, W“ m “0138' "someone's still up—in the dining ing. the adorable child!" to so to bed." can lay your hands on. It isn't
' ”m “3 PHONE m ' room.” Ch“?! whllpel‘ed. as they She laulhed and seised his hand. "Well. cut out that polaver in' (air. Cherry-" C l d C
' *' ‘ ill-0m ”my: vetoes into the tile-it living room. "Come on new. big boy. We'll tlptoe trim and set to bed!" her father “Such is um" Cherry impatiently 0 or an omfort
‘ 0038'“ m Ibesuappedon the light inaheavily into the kitchen, so as not to wake stumbled. “We’re workin' folks quoted her father. “To him that
mum shaded floor lamp and then tiptooea up my sweet old Muggy and Daddy. around here. and I for one have to hath. you know. DOM M an 014
“see Us I‘ll-st for Values"
to open the dining room door noise-
lesely.
“Why. Faith. "you old darling.
you'reomahlng my dress!" she whis-
pered eoetatioelly. ”Come on in. Bob.
It's just l‘alth. 'i'uclr up your hair.
fitting: it‘s simply licking your
sheen.” she added. to Faith. as she
lubed over to kiss her.
"Faith's a silly old darling. to sit
up half the night making me a
party dren. isn’t she?" Cherry duos
Ia' arm about her door sister's
shoulders and laid her toueled oop-
snd I'll give you a great. big. 'liscioue
chunk of gingerbread. it you'll be
real good."
“I'm afraid there's not any left.
Cherry." esid Faith. who had seated
herself and was again plying her
swlrt needle. ,"Junior dashed in at
eleven o'clock and before I knew
what he was about. he'd dashed of!
stain. with the cake be: under his
arm. He and By Allen ate it.
ting out in her car. I only
one Den. you know."
Cherry duehed painfully with as»
get my sleep."
"Isn't he‘funny?" Cherry tiptoed
into the living room, where Bob
Hathaway had retreated, twirling his
hat between embarrassed hands.
"He's really a darling. but he thinks
he has' to show his authority." she
laughed indulgently. "We‘ll just
shut the door and whisper. and he
won’t know you're still here."
”I've really got to be going." Bob
haway told her. avoiding her
.msd at me!” Cherry
grouch. Faith. Aunt Hattie has a
terrible influence over you."
"Cherry.” and Faith dropped from
the general to the particular. with
a helpless gesture of resignation.
"are.you in love with Bob Hatha-
my?"
"Crasy about him!" Cherry au-
swered dippantly. dipping her no-
gers into a jar of cold cream.
“Are you going to marry him'if'
Faith went on relentlessly. her face
drawn with pain.
"Not if I can get George Pruitt,"
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Mill" curls lovingly What (If and embarrassment. "The sel- clien voice. ”Just Cherry answered calmly. as she .
has... 51.3...” m head. The on. pl‘!" she exclaimed. fol-getting because I told ’tiny little white rubbed the tragrsnt cream into her 70 North Mn“ St. South Norwalk'
contest between the vivid. glowing, to keep her voice low. "Btudlng that tlb. And Bob." she said, her tiny cheeks with an upward rotary mo- Ph 747
,_. r." -1 a... ,7 U nu happy (see of the little beauty and terrible by Allen with our ginger- body wavering toward him. so close ties. one
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that a copper curl brushed his coat.
"You'll let him tell genuinely in
‘ ‘ ‘P W“ ’7'“ Chery knew it. “You high school girl that sloped with a “I wasn't libbing about the ginger- love with you-Bob Hathaway. I
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‘ llllllfl tin rests m tiled thing!“ cum voice was plained rapidly to Bob Hathaway. in special. Honest. I wasn‘t! 1—! made George mm. and break his heart
west p aootsgly comps-toasts and tendon an effort to divert his mind from up the recipe myself. and I used to without a qualm.” Faith's voioewss .
sent ”mm ‘ "i an go so see yet." will sale the fact that she hafl been mm to bake it every Saturday. before I had bitter and very tired.
& “be". M Wow the look of a db about the gingerbread. ”Th3: holed“) to work"-her voice trem- ."Hel'ts old enough to take are“:
an m m almost bollsh fondue. and admit!- parents had the marriage annull ever so slightly—"end now bimse . Besides. my marry
a VI ties in Both eyes as they devoured you know. because they were both Nth. whoetayeat home. you know. if I can‘t land George and if Al- VACATION FOOTWEAR
Garry hurt her intolerabiy. , under age. and she‘s simply been antes it sometimes. But the family bert—" sue stopped short. bit her I
- “lsa't it may adorable ma- towil’ an: em since. We're lust still calls it the Cherry-special gin- lips with vention. Shoe needs or vacation weer ere e'blt dlflstent from our
M RIM hell. lob?“ Cherry snatched up a seated and that she'll ”villain”; fibroid: hPlease don't be thinking "If A'lrbert it??? can‘t get a di- rug] M Tu. my. 1. ghowh‘Tmn Ill! ideas h shoes
- . Medium and draped it in. I'm going to make an o toughts about poor little vorce om e. you mean " x. .
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