The Wayside Inn Italian and American testament Boston Post Ro'ad Telephone: lomlk 2261 South Norwalk, Conn. t . . ‘ Bring your friends and enjoy your Thanksgivmg Party at Wayside Inn, Boston Post Road, South Norwalk, Conn. Finest music and dancing. .Special Thanksgiving Dinner i $2.50 (“on Noon. Until l A. M.) MENU . Colors and Olives Blue Point Oyster Cocktail Chicken Pilot Solo Santa Unniere Boiled Potato Roast II‘us'keiy, Chestnut Dressing, Cranberry Sauce mm leartsotlnttnoe, A-os'tsd Vanni-Iceman Putnam AndAlsoA Okra Gratin Potatoes Russian Dressing Cheese Chocolate Sauce Delhi Tam La Osrto DINING—DANCING—MUSIC EVERY NIGHT Kangaroo Vs. Man Coming .TO Egyptian. The entertainment committee or the Egyptian Market announce that through special arrangements it has been able to secure the one and only act or it» kind in the world namely "Gordon Bros. vs. Kangaroo." This is n. comedy boxing exhibition to- twecn man and beast. Not only is this amuseing and interesting act for the adults but in booking this act the committee though or the kid. dies. Arrangements are being made to enable the children to see this act in . the afternoon during the week of tho ; show at a speciii performance true. ' Furthur details will be announced ' shortly. Several of the leading merchants : in town are arranging for an exhibit at the market, announcement The decorator is now at work erect. ing a. complete canopy in the ar- ‘ mory. To say the decorations tantsstie and novel is hardly doing justice to the New Haven Decanting Co. When one enters 'the armory II'O n. will be immediately transplanted T to Egypt. Even Egyptian mummies will be there burning their incense. lime. Wananda. toremoat ot Ems. v tisn utrologists and crystal ball guess will tell you what you want to know and perhaps things you do not want to know. Don't fall to pay her a visit. Watch this paper for ’ turtbur details of the most stupsn~ deons event over presented for pub-I lie approval: Market 5 THE PERFECT MAN ot , which will shortly be made. The ex- 3 hibit booths will be limited to six. 5 mow L stun. Draught-Adv. winner) a mum At Egyptian Market December 8 in Amory. Today's installment of “Osm- pus labels" will be found on we 2- “BEEIND MOE CURTAINS," STAMFORD THEATRE FOB THANKSGIVING EVENING The American premiere of "Be- hind Loce Curtains." the London success which is being produced in this country, by L. Lawrence Weber in adulation with M. S. Schlesinger will occur at the Stamford theatre. Whining night. The engage- ment will continue through to Sat- urday night. This play which was described by all or the English writ- ers as the most brilliant oi the sea- son will be given a most excellent presentation here. A cast of distin- auiehed players will be seen among those being Ann Davis. Elisabeth Patterson, J. M. Kerrigan. Vernon Steele. Dorothy Peterson. Ryder Keane and Frank Day. The stag- ing has been done by the well known author and director Edward Childs Carpenter and the stage setting by Lirlugstim Plait. World events are called to the at- tention of Ohio Wesleyan university : students in a novel way. An electri- cally lighted map has been set up in m Blace Theatre ‘ A l . ' . , L ., tigd'smwdoiwi... ' A In, CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1926.! ‘ WWW'T‘W\9$ mm: ’I PAGE SE . n............._....m TODAY 3:15, 7:15 and 9 WALLACE WIND NATION train the MATINIE AT 2:15 WIDNIIDAY ‘ ”MN-”Luna -. FLORENCE V P000“ 3 Complete Vaudeville Performances THANKSGIVING DAY EVENING 6:46 and 9 Etching Prices Will I‘rcvail at Thursday Matinee idea's-L" THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY A BIG HOLIDAY BILL OF Keith Vaudeville I Direct from New York Hippodrome BILL WACO’S BUCCANEERS. with WAXIE in “MUSIC AND SONG”,' Presented by a Cast Of 12 I Regent Theatre LAST TIMES TODAY 2:16, 7:15 and 9 I FLORENCE VIDORa V ,slflfl’lsuol I“ ”iii! ‘- “N RIALTO THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW 2:15, 7:15 and 0 Cl (Paramount (flaw? 'l'lic Ililt‘l‘Wi’lVl‘il love. of ”HT" \mmru null ilim- men - Imagine ilu- (‘Olllii'lil complications with - Lloyd Hughes and Doloresldcl Rio WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ' motes! ~ RAYMOND HAT'TON" T ». 7‘6} We're In The this Now Noni" V mm gag/fl cutsmi couium TOl‘l NtNNtov ' l i. EDWARD SUTHERLAND m “7.“, It“; C“ l-H Isa-ss- seem solos-issntwsv - a .. .- a (23377101171th I THURSDAY AND FRIDAY '4‘ NEXT “'EI‘IK DIRECT FRO.“ ’I'lll‘. .\ll\\' SLVI-TNTEI'IN .\.\'l) .\ l ‘ "ALF MILLIUN DOLLAR I',\It \‘Itll'Yl‘ ’I‘llll.\'l‘lll?. .\I‘,\\' \‘tlllk. ‘ '(ltll) G:\\'l-I “I”. T“ I‘IN'I'Y (‘|I\'l\." l‘|.\'l‘| lil‘t. l,til\ \Itili.\V. |.\'.\ lll-II'I'TI’I. J.\t’l\' \ll’l.ll.\l.l. illiil \illll'i‘l (Ulllllll. .Hl. THANKSGIVING EVE DANCE Auspices of NORWALK DEMOLA Y BASKETBALL TEAM At The l ‘ I Phone GEHEBE’ S Prompt ‘ 527 Delivery ”IT'S III‘ZRE IF "‘8 IICl'SliltAlllfi" Thanksgiving Needs We carry a complete line of double I'lli’lnii'l‘S in aluminum, enamel or black tin-\varc, also «liniwrvcnru. lIIlIMDJII'l‘. bilIVx‘P- ' ' ..' . W: viaw :lic , ' 7 7‘ 21.22”““mg ‘°“'°‘° "Wm” “ "‘ "’ "‘ M NORWALh AUDITORIUM 33 Washington Street MORAN. LYA DI-II'I'T'I‘I. Joe Keno & Rosie Green in a Hilarious Hodge Podge Bert Walton The International Cynic Thompson & Kemp I Violet & Partner SPECIAL FEATURE PfiIOTURE THURSDAY ONLY MACK SENNEI'T m SATURDAV AFTERNOON mm: __-_ M‘s-er mamas morons rams? AND SATURDAY 1 William Fairbanks in ‘Thru Thick and Thin’ 3 Ladies admitted to FRIDAY MATINEE for twenty-five cents NEXT WEEK—DIRECT FROM THE NEW srzvnvrn‘ ‘ A HALF mummy nonnm mmno I A AND YORK, “GOD can: m: 'rwrzy'rv crzy JACK .‘II'IIHAIJ: [TNT THEATRE, NEW TS." l-‘IZATl'RING WIS AND “'ILLIAM Wallace Beery and Raymond Hut- ton will weigh anchor following to- day's performance at the Palace 01 "We're In the Navy New." thnt laughing hit which contains n cy- clone of laughter. Decry and Hat- ton had the audiences yesterday and this atternoon heaving in their seats so turbulent was the laughter they gave the fans. It you saw them in “Behind The Front." and thought it war. the funniest picture you ever saw you just wont to son them now in “We're in The Navy Now." and you will elect it as the most comical you have had the pleasure of witnessing. Tomorrow Cllvc Brook and Flor- e‘nc; Vldor occupy the screen in "The Popular Sin," n comedy drama or love. marriage and divorce with n Parisian setting. it is a brilliant entertainment. ' ' BIALTO Dolores del Rio and Lloyd Hughes opened an engagement of two days at the Rialto theatre today in "Pal's First." It has to do with the adven- tures 0! three tramps who eventual- ly find their place in the world of stairs. leaving the senmy side 0! life tor others. One called him- ssli a cleric. the other an Italian count. and the boy-said he was heir to the old Louisiana plantation. . but all were crooks—going to "put something over" for the boy's girl—- (or those three were pals in every- thing but love. It contains one of the most surprising endings ot the season. REGENT Florence Vidor and Clive Brook. a corridor, where the students gath- er daily. and world attain are shown upon it. conclude their two day engagement at the Regent theatre toddy in "The 'l'opular Bin." You might ask THEATRE NOTES FARK THEATRE PALACE "Mr-Dori. Conn. TWO MORE DAYS “PAPA JOE”;§ with the Original Fast. of Broadway l-‘nvoritcs . PRICES . . .. 501: to $2.00 9. Wednesday Matinee, Popular Prices, Bus Seats ....... ".00 f what is the popular sin? That is Just what this comedy drama. an- swers. It presents this subject In such a tremendously entertaininl fashion. so that you will relish it. Three days beginning tomorrow. two oi l‘ncle Sam‘s stalwart. brawny gobs. will sail into the Regent theatre in their latest laugh crea- tion "We‘re In The Navy flow.” These two brnwny fellows are Wall- lncc Berry and Raymond Halt . They gave oodles of laughs in "Be- hind the Front," and in “We're In the Navy Now." they give treble the number. "We're In the Navy NOW." you will say after you sit: it. is the funniest picture you have ever on. joyed. barring none. _ harass PLAYER PIANO WORD ROLLS 50c STUDWELL PIANO comm? 68 1!. Iain It. Io. lorwslk 0 .\ new fruit. the cucumber-apple} “2mm I‘D'il‘H' (lii'I‘i-ii), Michi. ‘Illl‘ apcparml, It in pni‘limiurig' . ~.-.-u. nip. i'.» rm -i lull“ HI ruucrrte simmer] for szllmlx. Ii i< :m llllI‘I‘ ” i'. i .. u ul‘. v. -.- l“: i, luv has the “Kill a distinct turuml-i 1' r‘wmr. l o»! ~.i 1,..i- >‘.:1'I1l if ltht‘l‘ilI’llI grown in Australia. in! ;:;v. ~ .‘ix it: it Music by the Mohawk Country Club Orchestra TICKETS 50 Cents ‘ South NOTvvant, chin. l ,. l'iiil- d Stubs. I FREE FREE FREE 2°“ " 20° CONTESTS N9VEL'TY PRIZES . NIGHTLY (.ups and Cash Prizes N U M B E R s FREE DANCING I NOVEMBER 29th TO DECEMBER 4th INCLUSIVE Mammoth Egyptian Market ARMORY lO-PIECE REXMERE CLUB ORCHESTRA NORWALK Vaudeville l Circus - Acts My”. _,_, .3 .m- « . ~ MEET THE MAN OF MEN MR. AMERICA GORDON BROS. vs. KANGAROO See the only Man vs. Animal 3 Round Boxing Exhibition WATCH THIS SECTION FOR MERCHANTS’ EXHIBITS 1.1.3..“ fl“? ._. am;.mMaJnréméme.nnazfiz "ADDED ATTRACTIONS NIGHTLY , 'Monday . . . . . . . Charleston Contest Thursday ...........Masquerade Tuesday. Fraternal Night Friday “Mr. America” Wednesday . . .. Pie Eating Contest Saturday .. . . . . . . . . . . . Mardi Gras Contests Open To All — Cash And Clip Prizes — “Be There” ‘ GRAND; DRAWING . CONTEST MERCHANDISE vON DISPLAY IN WINDOWS OF LOCAL MERCHANTS STERLING FURNITURE co. — NORWALK music C0.—JACOBY’S—ANGEVINE mums C0.-ROGERS AND STEVENS
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