GREAT THANKSGIVING SALE OF
MEN’S SHIRTS
These shirts are made right, they fit right, and
the quality is excellent. Collar attached and neck-
band in White and Fancy $2.00 and $2.50 Grades
A $1.65
Rogers 89° Stevens
TWO STORES
N ORWALK SO. N ORWA’LK
I‘I'aleeOutaMembership
Mother
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and ‘1” a Week
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Angevine Furniture Co.
16 North Main St.
It the applause accorded each set
at the Palaee yesterday and this
alternoon is to be taken as a. criter-
ion. then this theatre. is presenting
one o! the (inset. programs. the
Keith circuit could offer. As a ho-
liday attraction yesterday. it took
the audience by surprise and the
pretormers were made to work over-
time because at the generous ova-
tion given them. The vaudeville pro-
gram is: Bill Waco's "Buccaneers."
presented a cast of it. Joe Keno and
Rosie Green in "Hilarity." Bert
Walton. Thompson a Kemp and
Violet & Partner. The motion picture
attraction {or today and tomorrow is
"Thru Thick and Thin." starring
William Fairbanks.
BEGIN?
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hat-
ton. will complete their engagement
tre in "We're In The Navy New."
This cyclonic hurricane of comedy.
is recommended for those who like
to laugh and be happy. It will send
the patrons away from the theatre
smiling and laughing everytlmo
laughter unfolded. it is the funniest
3 picture ever made. even surpassing L
H'Br-hlnd The Front." which it was
thought could never be out donc.
jl mt "We' re In The Navy Now,"
I takes all honors.
Tomorrow Gene Tunney will he
starred in another chapter or the
absorbing serial "The Fighting Mn-
rinc.”
RIAIe'I'O
Ken Maynard. terminates his en-
gagement of two days at the Rialto
theatre in “The Unknown Cavalier."
It. is the most thrilling round or re-
mance and riding stunts the screen
has ever shown.
Tomorrow Bud Roosevelt will be
featured in "The Ramblln‘ Galoot."
This new western star introduces
many new stunts never betore seen
in a westerner. It has a beautiful
romance and drama of the kind the
west only can produce. The final
chapter of the absorbing serial
"Showed In.” will also be presented
in addition to the feature picture.
The Israel! Husband
"i have a. friend who is sick and
tired of living alone."
"What does he expect to do for it
-rm married?"
"No. He intends to get a di-
vorce."—Judge.
Filly women
who have their interests at
heart—can tales earnings of
thb great opportunity.
The 50 Distal? LAN:
us ust y
oedema: iiibhig Xmas
ClubSaleand memorial
and prices going with it.
rm
ally-or those
Phone 256 Sopth Norwalk, Conn.
of three days at the Regent thea- '
they think of the manifold points of ,
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C O M I N G
REGENT
NORWALK, CONN.
RIALTO THEATRE
LAST rinse TODAY, 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Ken Maynard in “The Unknown Cavalier”
One Elttire Week ,
Dec. 6th to Dec. 11th
' s
liARDER-
STOCK C0.
‘The Ramblin Galoot’l
SATURDAY ! SUNDAY EVENING
Bud Roosevelt ‘ Virginia Valli and
Milk. i J Farrell MacDonald
-~»in——-
.\ud Final Chapter I
"snowzn IN" ‘ E‘The Family Upstairs’
1 Eur! Carroll’s
Success
RESERVED SEATS ON SALE
—lll‘}GENT BOX OFFICE ON
AND AFTER 'I'Hl'RS.. DEC. 2.
High School
N. H. S. Dramatic
’ Club Gives Play
“1.00.“; AND LONG. DISTANCE."
COMEDY. IZN’J‘EHTAINS
cnmvn .rr \vnnsusrrn' as-
srtniiu‘ .snmvia'u.
The students of the Norwalk High
school were given us rare trout Wod-
nvsdur \vhm scvcrui mumln-rs oi the
Drninnilc club prt-svntt'd it one lic‘.
i‘omr-(Iy Nliilir-(l "Local and Long
Dirilunt't‘.” at the weekly assembly.
The male role was taken by Jackie
Lewis. unnsslsit-d. nnd the youthful
thespian pron-d that lie Is no novice
lit :u-‘iug.
Supporting Lewis in the comedy
\vtr-I: L‘ilecn McMahon, Mildred
SlK‘t‘llull, Lucille itouton. Madeline
Menard. Mathilda Delta and Marion
Riordan. ’l‘iic tlrst three took the
parts of Ultl llliiltls of the town; Miss
Diciz had the role or a young girl;
Marion Riordan, the mother. and
Madelinr Leonard. tho. town's lwllc.t
The iluvisvs. of whom Louis was
the son and Miss itiordun the
mother. 1.2mm] in town and had the
only Pl‘l\«l"' drum stiv: Il'll‘llllflllt‘. ’l‘hn~
neighbors continually “cm to the
Davis Ilium-Snail to new: ihn pliant)l
and thc yornrgrr' Innis had n broken
leg. Ilr- was asked so runny questions
by Illl' nvigiilmrs that he played -
deaf. and thou the fun hogan.“ Miss
Leonard. as 1th good looking «laugh.
tor 0t lhn ililt'ltll', enroll ‘llu (luif
than of 11in :ili'ln-tlon.
Edwin .lulzusun. pl‘r‘h’irit‘nt 0r lllr
Dramatic club, “as tho l‘lllill'llldll
at tho, program lllltl he otillitml. in
the students the plans 0| tln- I)l';l~
illaiic (‘llllL llo said the ultra .-. it. I
club was to islvo t-vcrv lilt‘lllln l .. .
chanw tn :u-t in the usst'llihlv am
to try to mnkt- lin- assemblies as 111‘ :
tercs‘ini: ns pannible. Programs :u-.~ I-
givcn at. i':ll'Il meeting by Int‘lllltil‘<
of the club and "a. good tlnuI “as
had luv rill."
Principal .lukol) npprowd or" III"
idea or ill.» llllll giving the plain .unl
urged 2114 iii to continue with l‘u
splendid n-xamplc they lliirl mi. Ilw
annoum'mi that all clubs \vislulls: to
sin similar plan; may do so.
Thrrc \vtis nu prnt‘licc ol' thn him
school basketball .jr‘mn _\’i'5tvl«l.i.\ f
IlUt' tn the Thanksgiving recess. ’l‘ln
team Ilt‘ld its first workout Tuesday
afternoon in the Norwalk nudty
torium and about 40 boys respond-
cd to the call or (‘ouchcs Bonn and?
Green. 10th are oxpcrihiccd in tin ‘
court liusinvss and they should
n18I\'("t fine team out or the bllslficl I
tosscrn- to represent the Green and
White ;
The Weekly rehearsal of the or~'
chestra was held in the auditoriuml
Wednesday morning. Miss McCarthy I
announced that the orchestra Would.
play several new numbers for the
Winter music festival but in order
to do so. the members of. the orchcs- ,
tr would linv‘n to put lll scvcrail
evenings of practice. I
The first call to hockey candidates
was issued Wednesday afternoon at.
the school. Ferrel B. Green. faculty
advisor or ‘.uhiotics. took charge 015
‘he meeting and announced that. the I,
first business to come before the;
mecaiug was that of electing a man. 3
agcr and captain. Sugar Raymond ’
was elected manager and Frank I
Malanik. captain.
Manager Raymond will now got,
a. schedule of six games for the ich
season and if the team plays six;
games they will be awarded rog-
uiation size athletic “N's."
Life‘s Desires ‘
THE f‘itOWD: We want a touch- ;
down! We want a touchdown! “'1': E
WANT A T017 CIIDOWNI ‘
SMAL l. VOICE: Papa. I nanta
bag of peanuts. --Lite.
PARK’
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
2 More DAW— mimosa
“SNUFFY”
m CAMS
3 Boxing Bouts Tonight
Ma's: Mat. 25-150; Eve. 50-754:
—0N Tar: snonr: nuan—
OPENING SATURDAY EVE, NOV. 27,8 P. M.
SHORE HAVEN INN
' (Formcrly .Viirnmnr Inn)
Under the Manngvmcm of Mrs. M. Velromilc
TURKEY DINNER $2.50
Music by The Starlight Entertainers
\\l'~'tpurt :ll'i'
Phoni-
J acoby’s
12-14 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
November
Coat Sale
Good Coats of Every Type
$25.00 $39.50 $49.50
Values to $65.00
SALE OF DRESSES
Smart in Style and Coloring
$10 $15
Regent PALACE
rosrrranv LAST TIMES, NOW PLAYING
TODAY
'.‘ '7, T l..
2715 hill 7
llll‘l Ti
i (Photoplny Only at 9)
Bill Waco
and his
um»- 5
Hal. --uu.ulv~
WALLACE RAYMOND‘
BEERY HATTON ,
Buccaneers
t Ind
! 4 Other Keith Acts
l ON THE SCREEN
William Fairbanks
» in I~
NAVY NOW”
(visits counts" —- ion KLNNIDY
e. vovsao savanna-to my...
SATURDAY ! SUNDAY EVENING
.\ romance of the turf
Gene Tunney “ .
Racing Blood”
In Ilu‘ lll'll llllilllf‘li HI
. VIIlIl
i The li‘ightingr Marine; ROBERT AGNEW
1:1. I and
‘ ' _ _ . ANNE CORNWALL
Ralph Lows in i also
e. ‘ V v v ' GENE TUNNEW In
, inr. SILENT “THE FIGHTING
Prolific "Does it" \vritn humorous artl-,
“.\l,\' .wu writes a good deal and with?"
Ill\' i‘l'..L‘;-' are read \vlth Kraut in- “No. menu wat~.lsf“~-licr ”rum-1
05‘. 1\ many pooplcf' un‘r. it‘rlin.
lti
. ‘A'el'.
i ‘Thrii Thick and Thin’
POWER 1 MARINE”
COMING TO BOTH THEATRES NEXT WEEK
; Mini-"1‘ l'i. II‘l 'l‘iilI: \lZW i‘.\ll.-\.\lOl,’N'L‘ THEATRE. .\‘. Y.
,7
“GOD CAVE ME. TWENTY CENTS
'l. -I v I ll‘l :lill l’mtiuvtion oi llit' N'tIawu
t‘ltarui-s i‘nr ll - “No. She chargts me a pound a
"1mm 3mm mml. on» mt h\ ilu- \w ch for it. "- Manchester Emuinx
ipuriinvucv '."' News.
"Spend A Night in Egypt”
EGYPTIAN MARKET
I... "I
NOV. 29th T0 DEC. 4th
INCLUSIVE
ARMORY—NORWALK
\
Vaudeville
Circus - Acts
Free
Dancing
Merchants’
Exhibits
Fantastic '
Decorations
MEET THE MAN or MEN
MR. AMERICA
200‘
Prizes —Free
200
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM, THURSDAY, DEC, 2nd
ACTS FOR MON, TUES., WED; NOV. 29, 30, DEC. lsi
‘.‘Clover Trio”
of
RADIO FAME
ED MEREDITH
,Sl‘a‘lSATlONAL
“Gordon Bros.”
V8.
‘Dancing C Iarks’
High Stoppers
DEATH-DEFYING
AERIALIST
“MME WANANDA’.’
Astrologiet
Kangaroo
'3 Rd. Boxing
Men vs. Beast
Revolving Raes
Breath Takers
' ‘1 ,r.n..‘a‘
c f
10 PIECE — “REXMERE CLUB ORCHESTRA”—10 PIECE
:‘M- hymn. H, .
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