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i THEATRE sores
Raymond Orimth is featured at
the Regent theatre today end tomor-
row is the ecreemingiy funny cent-
sdy muse. "You'd Be lurprieed."
Other Gridlth productions have been
funny but in this one he seems to
have crammed more of the essen-
tials necessary to lteep the audi-
ences in a continual laughter.
The things he does end how he
does them in this film is the source
of much of the comedy. Grimm
guarantees e good eiternoon or eve.
nlng's entertainment and lovers of
comedy will appreciate it without
reservation. Oriihth has certainly
won a uputstion as a oomodinn.
V.
\
sum
*
Kerry Langdon in “The Sirens
Men." will leave the Rielto theatre
eiter today's three snowinss. This
leughteet will prove merry enter-
tainment. This is Langdon's longest
feature picture and hie funniest.
Three days opening with tomor-
row’s presentation, Corrine Oriillth
will occupy the Rialto screen in
“into Her Kingdom." The story is
based on the dsrlr due of Russia
when nobility banished to Siberia
those who did not meet with their
royal favor. The story brings the
viewer to America where in this
case one of the banished victims
confronts hie opponent. e female
member of the Cser's family. What
transpires forms a picture exciting
as it is entertaining.
reason
_..._..
Richard Dis is at the Palace to-
day and tomorrow in “The Quarter-
baelt." 'i'he photopisy brings to the
screen in a very brilliant monitor
the game of football. embellished by
alpretty romance which transpires
during a college contest. Dis in the
role assigned to him in the produc-
tion does it end himeeii Justice as
he gives a very capable perform-
ance. one which hie host of friends
will enjoy immensely. “The Quer-
terbsoh" ie a very fast moving film
wuss ads nous serous
JUDITH W. beautiful
and youthful. arriving oe teach in
readletea "stretch. is asked and
kissed by a hentheme stranger as
she alighte from the train.
lite meets hiaoh-hsireA MIRA
ALDRICH in her boarding house.
Myra is violently in love with one
IMO WA'i'llld.
Judith avoids the kisser on the
campus end in faculty meeting.
makes the acquaintance oi Dr.
laid "tron-y plolueor.
who as a stranger had helped her
with her battles on the train.
In a tee shop with Jadit't. Myra
hears that her Erie hes kissed a
girlettheststlomoneuiibet.
NOW GO ON Wi'l‘ll Till 810!!!
CHAPTER IV
uorru saw a tewny-hairedwom-
J an beside Wetherel. staring at
Myra with intense interest. Att-
er a moment her golden brown eyes
began to smile Illdhtli end she drew
Will i . conversation:
The laughter oi. the group rang
out on alien topics. Judith saw
him shudder ooavulsively tor a see-
ead. ‘I'hea the girl got up and
rushed for the door.
Wetherel and his tawny-haired
oompaaion had turned. at sound at
the hanging door. end Wetherel
caught sight of Judith tor the tiret
time. In an instant he wee beside
her table.
Even in her disoomilture. Judith
smiled at the insincerlty oi his men-
aer. Buthetoohherermenddrew
her book with him to hie table
"This. ladies and gentlemen.‘ he
said. with moeh heroine. “is a child-
hoodirlendotlnlne. Iemiehonor
ll;
("N’Hfl' .. 3 . I >
THE EVENING SENTINEIE—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1926.
PAGE SEVEN
W
REGENT THEATRE
TODAY sun wnnsssnsv 2dr, 7:15 and a“
MT
«WERE
sum:
”afi'l'Wl‘fu‘l"
summation
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rim
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in. “Mm—mew
THURSDAY end FRIDAY
servants
RUDOLPH
VALE NTINO
-ln-T
“Blood and Sand”
RIALTO THEATRE
Harry Langdon in
LAST TIMES TODAY 2:15, 7:15 and 9
“The Strong Man”
‘lll
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY
Hill:
l bum
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AND AN (NIB
4
GANG (‘OMI‘ZD
sums! SUNDAY comm
Buck Jones in Jacqueline Logan Bessie Love and
u n and Lou Telle on William Halaes
I 30 Below Zero m K m
Chap. 4 “mowed 1.." l “The Outsider” “Lovey Mary”
and the interest is never lost because
of the many tenso moments which
occur. A real football game is play.
no to get the proper atmosphere and
Dix plays during its entire pro.
ccdure.
_____.._....._.
A mummified horse. the first
known to history. was unearthed re-
cently in Egypt. It is more than in
hands tail end estimated to be about
~3.500 years old.
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The cost of living declined 1.7 per
cent, during the first. six months oi
1920. according to tho Department
of Labor.
Army officers consider that. next
to the riflc. the most important part
of the iniantryman‘s equipment is
his shoes.
"I'm an awful fool." burst out Myra. twisting her wet
handkerchief.
Waters care for her? I understood
they were almost engaged."
Steve Smith Wins
Over Johnny Brown
Stcvc Smith. aggressive Bridge-
port fcathcrwcight. scored his sec-
ond straight victory ovcr Newport
Johnny Brown. at the Mechanics
hall. Boston. last night. when he
was awarded the unanimous decis-
ion of tile judgcs at tho cnd of ten
rounds. Smith won by a.wider mar-
izln than he did in his first contest
with Brown at the same club three
weeks ago. The Bridgeport battler
was at the top of his form and hand-
rd his opponent a thorough lacing in
slmoat cvcry round. Smith was im-
mediately signed to appear at the
same club within two weeks. against
the best opponent obtainable.
As she stood there the door opened
behind her. and Myra came in. nhe
’ Che]. .
, y Virgihio‘\5wain
) . about love.
face."
water and make you a cup of cof-
foe.
gone far enough."
percolator.
posediv enough. carelessly glancing
through a university catalog ihlll
lied run on the bed beside her.
electric percolator. she heard Myra
make a breathless ejaculation. "Why,
Judo. here's a woman in the faculty
list
Martin. B. A. M. A.. Latin and [Eng-
llsh.
the percolator down on the lfllilb.
MY name."
heavily, "that you've been cheating
me into thinking you were a student
all this time?"
rowed.
cannot see that it is unybody‘e affair
but my own whether i am a teacher
or a student."
lone.
history and my love affairs to a
schoolteacher! Oh. my God!
worse fool even than i thought."
from the doors of the administration
building across
rengle. Another throng was in the
library. where courses were to be
selected and study cards glven out.
t‘l'ed man in charge of the ancient
language department. standing near
the door of the library conference
‘ . room.
looking for you.
you whether you were willing to take
one class in Horace.
' give such an advanced course to a
young teacher. but the illness of
Dr. Simpson makes it necessary for
v
ll .\ ll '1‘ l-‘ i) ll D. Oclohcr
St vainly: .li a Republican rally hold
in Now ll‘ll last night. Scllatnr Illng-
lllllll l.l1lll" .'l llllmlur of intcrl-stink
rcl'l'lllws to the tariff issue and
tool. Ui‘l‘uslml to point out some in-
Cnnhloi' nl'lcs (‘nlllzilili'd in tile spcech
of Vol.1:rvsslllan William A. (‘llvlilcld
in .\'» ‘.\ Han-n. OClUlJtl‘ 13:
"The Hell tn COIlllt‘l‘lli‘lll of the
chairman of the National Dcmo-
for all your i.. .irow
Judith laughed. “1'" get some hot
she said. "This discussion has
When she came back with a full
Myra was lying com
Al Judith bent over to attach the
with your very name. 'Judlth
isn't that funny?"
Judith took a long breath and set
Well. no. considering that that's
"Do you mean." inquired Myra.
Her eycs were nur-
Judith threw her head punk. "1
Myra answered in the some heavy
“And I've been telling my life
l'm s
The next day was rcgistrailon. day.
Long lines of students stretched
the entire quad-
Judith found Dr. Pearson. a mild-
“Ah. Mild Martini i have been
1 wanted to ask
We seldom
'Sen. Bingham Takes Sharp Issue
With Cong. Oldfield on Tariff.
Figures Demdliéh Democratic Argument
l‘J.—- crlllic
ADD a
Harry Langdon ln
‘ PALACE THEATRE
TODAY AND WEDNESDAY 2:15, 7:15 and 9
0
“Remember When”
Committee.” said Senator i
liillgllnill. "calls to mind the mauy‘
\‘lulcnt attacks he has made on tho
i lll'olt‘i‘lll't‘ tuiliT and his desire to se-
I'lll't.‘ tll-- passage of i). Democratic
inc. lrmlc measure. it is also lnler- ‘
voting at tlllt time to recall the op-
[\(lniilnll made by Congressman Old-
il~l<l to tho passage of the present
l“UI‘tlllt,'Y-.\ll'Cllnll)t‘r Republican pru-
ll‘l'llVi! illrlu; lull. in 1922. when this
lllli'ii'l' lllli was pending the present
tlldll‘llll‘ell of the Democratic Nation-
al i'nnlmlllce stood upon the floor
of the House of Representatives and
\vnrnrd the American people of tho
dun: Cdliilnlllt'rl which he was sure
would befall thcm under this law.
llc inslsicd that the rates were so
mail as it) he in fact prohibitive and
that the bill would afford no revo—
nue and that we should have to levy
direct laws or issue bonds in order
ll) meet the running expenses of the
xovcrnmcnt. What are the facts?
Facts as (iivcn Dy llingllam
“Tho iacls are that under the last
t\\o )'t.’1l'S of the l'nderwood-Slm-
llluns Democratic tariff all we col-
ltL‘ltXI at tho custom houses was
sommowu-o ln duties which went
toward the running expenses of the
government. This. according to the
fillllllnal'l of the Democratic Nation-
;ll Cumlnlllco was to have been wip-
ml out by tho. new Republican tariff.
instead of that, we find that during
the last two years of the operation
of tho ni‘plllillcln taril’i measure it
has yicldrd in dullee 81.1l6.000.000
or nearly twice as much as the
Dunlocratlc tariff. Instead of caus-
ing us to levy more direct taxes or
infillt‘ bonds it has given us an addi-
ililllill $538,000.0th during the past
luo years and thereby cnabled us to
rr-llll'u ”11‘ rate or direct taxation, to
rcilcl'e more than two million peo-
pl.» of tho nrccssll)’ of making in-
lome tax rtlurns and we‘lldve not
had to issue bonds.
"Again the Chairman of the
Driller-railc National committee then
:ldmiltl-d that there were bciwecn
(Mr and five million men out of
muplnymcnt, without money with
\\'lll(‘ll to fowl and clothe their fam-
iliws or educate their children. He
prcdlc'cd, however, that if the Re-
publican iarii‘f bill should become
a law the number would be in-
crcascd to eight or ten million idle
mcn. Everyone knows that that
prophecy has not been fulfilled. 0n
illc contrary the number of idle men
has l-con cnormously reduced.
thanks to the operation of the Re-
pllhlir‘an tariff bill.
“Oceans of Fire" “’ero Cold.
“Again the Chairman of the
Democratic National committee told
us that if the Republican tariff bill
were passed it would erect a Chinese
Wall no high around this country as
to make it impossible for foreign
nations to send their goods into
our ports. He said that if the
Republican Tariff law wcn‘. into ef-
fect 'thc Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
might just as soon be oceans of fire
THURSDAY. IRIDAY. SATURDAY
-On The Screen-
DIRECT FROM THE NEW YORK BIPPODROME
“THE BROADWAY WHIRL”
A Novelty Songwand Dance Revue
t
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GOLDIE and EDDIE
Ladies admitted to Thursday matinee for twenty-live cents
——On The Stage—-
KEITH
VAUDEVILLE
. “Montana”
The cowboy banjoist
Fred Weber & Co.
In a ventriiquiai comedy
“At the Stage Door"
Direct from
Keith's Boston theatre
Charlie Hill
——ln_
‘TUNEFOOLARCENY”
with
Agnes Finlay &
‘ Harry Pollard
Lasalle & Mack
A pair of static nuts
s
sl committee with regard to the
complexion of the next Congress
turn out to be equally mistaken."
Many New Books
Added to Shelves
Of Local Library
Included among the new books re-
cently added to the South Norwallt
Library is a collection of those writ-
ten by Wallace Nutting which have
been so popular because local scenes
of rare beauty they contain.
The new books follow:
Austin. Mary—A small town man:
life of Jesus Christ.
Beebe. C. W.—Tbe Arcturus ad-
venture.
Brooks. C. S. -- Roundabout to
Canterbury; Travel in England.
Graham. Dorothy—Through the
moon door: An American in Peking.
Hobbs. E. W.—Seiling ships at a
glance.
Maeterlinck. Maurice and others
-Wliat to civilization.
Nutting. Wallace—The clock book.
Connecticut Beautiful. lreland Beau.
tiful. Maine Beautiful. Massachusetts
Beautiful, New Hampshire Beauti-
ful. Pennsylvania Beautiful.
Ross. Halford—Spain in a two-
soater.
Theyer. W. R.—Life and letters of
John Hey; 2 vol.
Williams. 8.
spirit In letters.
Wlsaler. Clark -~ Adventures
the wilderness.
\Voon. B. D.—-Thc Paris that's not
in the guide books.
Fiction
Addams. J. C.-—-Secrct deed.
Aldrich. B. S.-—-The Cutters.
Alexander. R. W.——Blnck pearls.
Ayrcs. R. his—Overheard.
Bacon. J. D.-—Medusa'e head.
Beauclcrk. Helen—Green lacquer
pavilion.
Benson. E. F.——Colin 2.
Beresford. J. D.—-Almoet pagan.
Bill. A. H.-—Highrosde of peril.
Bindloss. Harold—Broken trail.
Bone. G. H.-—'l’his old men.
t
T.—-The American
in
Montgomery. L. M. Blue castle.
Phlllpotts. Eden. Jig-saw.
Prydo. Anthony. Son of the house.
Pulleyne. Mrs. Douglas. Spring
sorrel.
Rhoda, John White menace.
Sabatlni. Rafael. Bellsricn the un-
fortunate.
Stokcs. D. C. Way of the panther.
Sublette. C. M. Bright face of
danger.
Van Vechten. Carl. Nigger heaven.
Wadsley. Olive. Shutters.
Wallace. Edgar. Door
locks.
Wells. H. G. World of William
Clissold.
with I
A man was arrested and lined in
Engham, England. for driving a
steam roller faster than five miles
an hour.
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For Children
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8. WASHINGTON STREET
r A ” '
Gels Divorce From -
i - Headache "slid
Ibo pair
bound to M W "I“ m I” therei shru his shoulders dragged one foot after the other and someone to take it at least till Crompton. Bichmel—Dread dwell-
. nc goves. I,“ my. ereiore - .. e the satin re s ut er w e etmss. l‘ve no doubt of your 5 . ing. . .. ' ' ' '
”00m hltid l WHY". “a“ heteintoo We gged h 16 be be h ith Chrl in lead of the great highways of Ridgewood N Y Mrs Alica
' ,w ‘ \ do are Waters and a dosan other “Mum MM H" he. m nun“ competence” commcrce as God intended. What D u to F m" 6”" writes.-| was a hegdgcne out
- T ' 9" dnoeher to I" m girls. But 1 daresay he‘s fondest of with tears. . Judith smiled. at thinit I can 7”” 3:8 me"? Th“ Republic" tsr- houfem." . ' ox I 12:, ‘0' ygar‘zleming " on nor
‘ n a 1 er r ' . '
'“e N E R an C0 '3"- ‘M‘ 3' “°”'“‘°°' It" 1'1"!" 0‘1"th mend" Judith could and nothing to any. MM" "'1- “I be clad of the 32, 1913;"; 3'33 t:;°:..i;”f.:fi,:; Ensland. June. Rod urth- bull’s... 97:"de '23.? Ed: ‘21.”:
“ ' ' y ' “mu-”d‘M‘ wentupttolli Then. as the others laughed. he and Myra advanced to the bed and Ohm“ ’ Garetln. Crosbio. West wind. . h a. h r -
_ . The e 1 ,, C , of our foreign trade exports and im- “ c ' °" many months. M!
II VWASlnhG'l‘ON STREET the cowd. . - added. "Benny chilth friends. i threw herself upon it. burying h" of condemn? I‘HY- hm‘dd‘d mm which had to u“ the 'grest Gibbs. J. P. Portia marries. general health 1. improved." ~ g,
- 'AehiidhdeendheM't mean. Not Jilli- er-train aoquain head in her arms. But she made no men ""0 er If highways of commerce. amounted Gluek. Sinclair. Four winds. When the bowels more regularly
d 1 . into the room at intervals of in min
r. h l" oi the .. a a. soup 0 weep pg. ,0 $7.595.ooo.ooo.oo. Penn 8 0 Gregory. Alyso. She shall have the poison is eliminated. Sick .
, know or name dried one these. egrinn J dith d ‘ uies. carrying torn ieo receipts and P V “ .1 g.“ h d d
F Judith h d ch see to boarve u crossed "I. room an as crumpled study cards in hot sticky “’i” "’3’ that ”1“ tariff "1" had “0‘ mu c. u c" n“ ltsiness seldom 1
‘I‘Yo LEADERS PUT men. ‘ ‘ ' ° down beside her. laying her hand on hand. ' hm." to take fun mac. “0““ Harrod. Frances. Triumphant ri- arise. on Little Liver Pills
'rne golden-haired women brought Inner-hart more closely. one was Myrn'e shoulder. After a few are ' . . . ., ' ‘ ' der. are coated. smell. see to
PM - [ROM 5 - Judith an m ed th am hosmr hat in 19 t the total oi V
9 the railiery to as end by miller a women apparently in her early ment- or silence. um set up min-t mm Mo" 2,“, ”1,, "2mm um. o. 5.... .0...” 3..., MM, I“; linker. 1- A. Hilde were "l"- W 4° '0‘ 00m“! M
. _ , I, THAT 5 st Mill w W up... f , the pillows. "You're awfully good." I? ' ‘ . . Lincoln, J. C. Big Mogul. “"7- “lomel- ""3"“ “I“ 0" any
, THECASE “Ill! . thirties. haauti iii in a richness 0 should u! think you'd really like the or." system an persuaded to cross those oceans of fire so Kin 0 ed M d Co delle. ”a. “m." dmn‘
‘ MN m 'm “u a. m“ ”m. “a . "Dbl. In“ 0‘ body to help A“... freshmen not to cry for the senior graphically. depicted by the Chair- Clientxl'ler .' oe .' '- Mggilil. u I 75¢ red packages} '.
. 3 "WI Judith Ml.” aid Judith. but when. a llth worid~w°|l7- l" Judith nodded. The look of ens! ”inguiwiggtm lo ed nd man til!” the D"m°:l‘|ltlc “mom“ . ' . L A. 1%
-' tie ‘ ellpehn tetotheehairyreneredher. hm quiet moments. There was skep- es, ma deepgned in her face. moons bro h ”we“. I d "mm ° w“ "8'200'000'000'" ‘
. «g M u», wggm .- a. mu, tielsm in her smile sometimes. "I'm an awful fool." burst out :14 an“. mung. :Lrycm: :zd add“:2:.‘f«:ll.:”3d”°°'°:"°°’
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. . ”m...“ WNW ya“. it; ‘mdmlgummgudiut‘: 0:112: yddtod'littdgfil: wtmdgnnrg women around the advlsors' tables. foreign trade has steadlllymionozeezzd STYLES CERTIFIED
“u m, . m nothing metronly about-her. nor But it doesn’t do I”. :04 to “0'- 3: meubla‘ippilnghher lemonladoi and the predictioa or 'oceeiil of . , - e , , ‘ ‘
“he weeldi" said mum. had.» the usual mannerisms of s it. 1 can't choose I've new bed t 'a l‘lieleritsu'ht " 'l ”("11 ° firt' nnd 'no commcrce' has prove, _ For men s, women s and children s shoes; quality guaranteed .
”WI ”It be eel-m dunk.“ Widow. merry or otherwise. a moment's peace since I fell in love 3.3%."... 0;”: “5.31"“; ‘thg'rr: '° N” mm ‘ At our store.
j-....-- _..._ I“ WM no; m m I had At last e campus bell broke in on with Eric." aside for the afternoon and Mum“, "In view of there things 15 .1. .
no idea she'd threw a at ever that M "m' ”N "m“ '°"' "’ "1”" h' “I" "“10“ “I" W." to her worh. “mm“ "m "‘° "mm“ °‘ ““ CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
' . ‘ have eomwunpaehing to do." n" asked Judith “a”. . Five hours “or she ”a“ u "I. Democratic National committee and
I'll! II. I”! °¢ “It. explained. 'end somaehol't'pisg elso. um shook her head thoughtiniiy. oarda and ran through mm ”a” the leader of the Democrats in the sour! NONWAI‘. CONN. -
“Why.“ ooetiened WM “it I hope in see you sells. ”i guess not; i don't want hue te denly “I. no,” loom “0".” u Smith! of the United states should J
"”.mm. a...” l“also walhg‘hgshly hem; 3: =3 knowaor 2:3; Hes toe esteemed the card in her hand u. been to boldly propose that as soon as they
—- acting leesure all-ea y. must have gonad can they will make a material re-
srln M. Le luck would have
it. she met Erie Waters leaving the
buildinn .at supper time. For the
tint time. she pave him a smile.
"Howdy." he mid. "Your courses
temahemendihearnlie‘e
conversation. Wethm'el was. after
all. an amusing chap and .iriendly.
All was quiet when she passed
Ityra’e door and went into her on
some of it. He takes me hr granted.
uni" one tomed her head. "What
a foal i am!"
"Well." said Judith. "the thing
ductlon in the tariff. A reduction
so serious as to make a difference
of some six billions of doll"! in;
the amount paid for manufactured
O .r
ITALIAN men! FRENCH POI’I‘ERY
"0-. 8h. welhed to the M tor you to do is to look tor will. illlg Illll ee nrticlcs The '
. ‘ beans to comb her hair. new. Pia around a hit. it hedeee ell ' h out! .. . .. ‘y "o mm" the a".
' a melts; outside the window care. that,ls the best way to male “a“ nodded. “m“ “n ”mm" mm?" “mm m M" THE HAMILTON STUDIO
with them iii this attack on the
prosperity of the East. They are.
perfectly consistent in fighting for ORIENTAL RUG. LAID SHADE!
the cld~fnshionrd Democratic idea ‘
pretty well Iii-led. i believe l'li
have a lot of fan out of Horace ll."
llrlo fell into step with her. "You
taking iii Builyl I'm taking it
mused her to turn. A little brown
I'm not on the railing of a tiny
my outside tho window. munch
mg a nut and staring solemnly at
him show it. end it he doesn't. you'll
dad somehody you like better. roe
have to keep the old enplorer'e no!
her tilt-em the he suddenly he 'reund men it W ‘9“ ‘ of free trade or mm for revenue it
turned end mannered down out of and the lost ell-.32. the nth.". l 3° .° Confined “"lV- N" it in important for as to I . ' ' M
m M“ "A.““Ih window m.‘ m m “m M e e e rcnllm ”ill ”I’ll" VI regarding
asdohesrved thtetreilisied to the life and love dies. you're done tor.” M“ be e isle-ism white. is mm matters hm proved Ml STAMFORD PRO!!! 881 578 aunt l'l'.
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