shun-unae
Players To Offer
.Brlnging a repertoire of celebrated
Broadway successes as their oner-
iligs for public cittgertstnment. the
lyrkls-Hardor players promise that
asst week will be the most mentor-
I-his ot the season at the Regent
era they are to appear through-
tho work.
Always noted for the high stand-
ard of production. hiiss Mythic and
Ir. Harder have secured this season
the truly mighty releases at the
_ theatrical world in royalty plays
that are known to every lover of
lheatricnls.
success in securing the truly master-
pieces_ or the stage. they have as-
sembled a company of young players
that promises to leap into immediate
loco! popularity
\’ ‘The schedule of attractions to ho
auared and their order or presenta-
Ion is as follows:
Monday. "The Family Upstairs."
Tuesday. "White Cargo."
Wednesday. "The Show Off.
Thursday. .“The Last Warning."
Friday. "My Son."
Saturday. "Flames of Passion" or
"The Devil Within."
The University of Montpelier will
celebrate shortly. with fitting cere-
monial. the centenary of the discov-
cry of bromides.
years ago Jerome Dalard. aged 23.
instructor in chemistry at the Facul-
ty of Science. announced that he had
discovered a new substance in sea.-
water to which he gene the name of
‘ murlde. which name. was afterward
changed. with the content of the
Dutch railways are experimentinn
with mater Vehicles to supplement
their present services. it
‘- Jndlth in her classroom. are the
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discoverer. to bromide by Gay Lus- Me Twenty Cents." will he at the
sac. Cauquelin and Thonard. Regent. It stars Lois Moran. Lyn
dc Putti. Jack Mulhall and William
(‘C
_._a,
“God Gave his Twenty Cents.”
with Lois noun. Lya a. Putti will
story of a bad and a good woman's
love for an American Sailor whose
only thoughts are of death after she
and he have separated. but when
"God Gave Her Twenty Cents." her
interest in life returned and so did
her lover.
gave her 10 cents. but it would be
a folly to tell you the inside of this
great story and spoil it all tor you.
A line bill of Keith vaudeville will
come in tomorrow for an engage.
ment of three days and with it will
Paradise." voted the best picture at
Review.
leading role.
vaudeville bill is Clark Morrell who
was here before. and. owing to in-
sistent demand has been reengaged.
lie is the young man whose sweet
singing captivated the audience. He
will at this engagement otter a new
repertoire of songs. The remainder
“The Wrong Room." Russell
Wynne Sisters in “Variety.” Monroe
&‘Grant in a tumbling offering and
Bowers and
will conclude their engagement of
day in “Pals in Paradise."
novel western photoplay filled from
start to finish with rapid fire action.
Collier. Jr.
PALACE
shown for the last times today
the Palace theatre. The story in
usual in its entirety. it is the
You may ask how God
shown the photoplay "Devil‘s
tober by the National Board of
Pauline Frederick is in the
The feature of the
in
and
the bill is Moran & Barron
‘ -‘—-—T—'—r—— Days Sisters with their Baloika
Bromtdes Discovered lorchestra in song. dance and music.
al presentations. Tomorrow after-l
noon ladies will be admitted for 25 ;
his to the matinee. l
REGENT .
Marguerite do in Motto with John
Rudolph Hehildkraut
-(. days at the Regent theatre to-
It is a
rills and laughs.
Tomorrow and Friday. "God Gave
It is the uttractionsei-
icd for the grand opening of the
ow l-‘urnmouut theatre last week.
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE
DEAN Hilton" BROWN oi
Pendietou University wages war on
JUDITH MARTIN. young bglislt
teacher. because of her iriudship
for 0 WATERS. radical stu-
dent tier.
nit. BORN. astronomy notes.
nor. is attracted to Judith and tries
to convert her to orthodoxy.
MYBA ALDRICH Is Jealous oi
lh-lo'a attentions to m and
turns her energies to vampiu Dr.
Dora.
When blrs. Brown is black-
mailed by “KITTY" SHEA. town
bootlegger. Judith bairleods bar.
and asks Erie to silence dhaa.
Shea is ionnd dead in a crush.
andaletterinhispoeitetieadsto
the arrest of Erie as. material wit-
aces.
Mrs. Brown secures his rsieaso
by providing an alibi for hint which
endangers her reputation. liar
story is kept secret by the prose
cater
When Dr. Dora is filling with
reform campaign which the dean
is planning. he says Brio is to
blame for every mistake she
will“; in h door smiling
appears t s
insolentiy. '
No GO ON WITH THE mar
CHAPTER xu
Ric stood Just inside the door.
one hand in his» pocket. Ju-
dith saw that ho was extremely
pale and thatehs swayed unsteadily
on his (set.
He smiled lazily at Dora and In
dith. When they did not answer. be
walked past them to the benches and
began to rummage about.
"Somebody'a swiped my Horace
pony." he muttered. “I left it right
here. It was a damn good little trot.
too." i '
Judith was watching hint. horrt
~ tied. Houniledatthoaaprsaaionof
her face. and came toward her.
“Ready ton ms to take you horns
now. Buttercup?" he asked. ignoring
the professor.
Dr. Dora took a slow step hm
ward. “was Martin isn't going yet.
Waters. She's going‘ boots with me.
_when we finish talking!
Erie raised ironic brows at-xhius.
“'Zat so?" he sheared. Then, he
turned his back. on the profoslor.
“Ready. Judo?”
he girl could not speak. Ear
sass traveled from Erie to
Darn and back again. Eric took the
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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1,1926.
PAGE SEVEN
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LRIALTO
THEATRE
NOW PLAYING 2:15, 7:15&9
‘BARDELYS
THE MAGNIFICENT
Starring John Gilbert. Eleanor Boardmsn,
Roy D’Arcy and Karl Dane
If you're hungry for truly great romance, see the
great star in the magnificent
masterly Kin Vidor from the
Sabatini aut or of “The Sea Hawk.” and Scara-
mouchel” You’ll love it. .
icture made by the
goat seller of Rafael
The photoplay is a very unusual one
and will be found abundantly rich
in entertainment. It is dramatic.
thrilling and humorous. In fact a
glorious presentation.
RIALTO
John Gilbert. Eleanor Boardmaa.
Roy D'Arcy and Arthur Lubint this
allternoon opened their engagement
of three days at the Rialto theatre
play will close its comment tri-
day. -
E lish Women Try
and As “Masters”
Of British Fox Hunt
LONDON. (Uh—Women in ever
increasing numbers are invadind
that ancient domain of the men of
Britain for hunting. No fewer than
twenty women "Masters". are in
ii'i
“Bardelys The Magnificent."
G bert. the star or "The Big Par-
a e." is said to have equalled his
rtcord in the Ttlnlto attraction with
that in “The Big Paradc."‘He does
a fine bit of acting and with his
splendid supporting cast puts over
a wonderful entertainment.
"Bardclys The Magnificent."
rzch in
drama. and roma
son.
005'.“ me.
"CO.
other glorious features.
.5
hr
5
tremendous
it is one oi
the fittest hits of the current sea-
lt. was directed by the man
who made "The Big Parade." and
The photo-
an umibht position. and. mouse
lag her rspugnaad Judith put her
in
'urgtata Sylain '5" 7'”
lOI‘I.
direct ion.
is
int: “Master of For Hounds."
lie. who hunts in Dorbyshirs.
my things. Than l'il leave by tin
other door. Thank you for coming
as. Ihot the bolts into place ant
turned hack into the hall. ea. hat
progressed some twenty yards don!
the passage when she saw Dem
Brown standing in the open door 0.
his elites. ‘
lie beckoned to Judith calmly. a
if he had been waiting tor her. it
did not step out of bar way until an
had nearly reached the door. The
ha retreated slowly and stood at on
side until she had passed into in
room.
The inner study was in heavy aha?
ow. Its ponderous desk and chat.
looming blackiy in their places. 'I'h
dean reached for tho green-shad.
desk lamp. and a circle of ugh
sprang out of the blackness.
He sat down heavily in tho swtve
chair. and his ace. under the green
shaded bulb. was stolid and gray. likv
a sleeping stone gargoyle. Outsid-
ths circle of light the room was it-
dsepast gloom. .
He began to speak. “There at:
many things to be discussed betwem
us. Miss Martin. "The incident th!
atternoon makes it n for an
to speak at once.” Judith stillsned
”I do not permit my woman teach
an to toitorabout the buildings afte:
closing time with man students. I
hope that is qulta.clear. i do 1...
know who your companion ot the
afternoon may have been. nor do
know why you were walking shoes
in his embrace. i only know the
’ the partnrmanoa was unseemly. am
must not happen again."
“in"! W my faintly. rm
dean saw the smile.
“That is not the worst indictment
min-t you.” he began.
molar still
position. i have interrelation which
it prsssntsd to the board or curators
. would result in you:- instant di
nan-st. ’
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bacausoyou havotorosdmstodo
It. mob easiest my will.”
3""Wlflwm “You
are prepared. i hope. to do our
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”I" '1‘.“ Ittsra moment
"House-tonnes canvassiu the
week before the meeting. an the
“Motorswinmako Morale
‘ mmuthsboanii houses
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1,. .M w, _ r > ~ ‘ . m'lflquh Disciagyour name on
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said. . - Thadsanrsso. the lam
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latteyostillshowsd livid. with ma. Jude? Where's thathsan wildly m a.
'i'ltsprofsssor bent over Eric. but . “I” all. "no you
mmmhandaway. "You schoolteacher? Ha 1". 0"- 'mmmhhMMsr
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moses suns-ea calmly. "No. floor- mtg"... h «on: "u?
holl't. He’s drunk." / Jamil tried to rouse him; Ibo m”mm “ ma '
Mil “mg-"n '1']... pullddathbmshookhimtflad'mhamwmw
also draw m tum his whisky. withdlbeutmrthtauttm to anon-eraser. numeral:
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yougstons." ' “Getty.“niddudith. . anesthesia-union; this."
won‘t."mild.iudith. mumwwvumw Judith laughed . .3...
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trasosMiufroatotthsn. We“ "all.“
whathe-undMamotsrhoruoat ”mmmsto‘ytbu
atoms-attuned wannabe-”sermons”-
flammandflhntnm '
wardkiowss m
charge of packs of hounds this sea-
The favorite pack of the Prince
0! Wales. the Quorn. which hunts in
the Melton Mowbray district. has as
yet escaped the feminine hand oi
There are six women who sign
".\i.l’.H." alter their names. indicat-
the
most cherished title oi the chase.
'.-‘tn women are in charge 0! har-
rlors. Among the prominent wo-
men "Masters" is Lady Maude Bail-
PALACEl
1
room .
REGENT
THURS. AND FRI.
2:15. 7:15 and fl
’I‘Illl MOST l'Nl’Sl‘Ah I'
t DIRECT FROM THE NEW 1'.
[(‘Tl'Rl-i OI“ TIII‘. YEA“
\RAMOI'N’I‘ THEATRE, N. Y.
Acclaimed by Those Who "am Seen It At the Palace as a
Wonderful Entertainment
with
lOIS MORAN
INA DE PUT"
“CK MUN“.
WILLIAM COLUEMR.
J .
HERBERT
.BItINON
moor/mow
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Palace Theatre
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATITBDAY
__Keith Vaudeville
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
BY msmrsur DEMAND
CLARK MORRELL
In An Entire New
Repertoire of Songs
Moran & Barron l Russell & Wynne Sisters'
in “Variety"
‘The Wrong lioom'
l Monroe d5 Grant
DAYE SISTERS
and their
BALAIKA ORCHESTRA
Sirilful dancing. brilliant singing and musical offerings
ON THE SCREEN l
Pauline Frederick
—-iu ..
“DEVIL’S ISLAND” i Thursday Matinee
The National Board of Review 5
‘ For
acclaimed “Devil's Island."
the finest picture released in
the month of. October.
Ladies
Admitted
To The
Twenty Five Cents
Regent T eatre
sonwstx, eons. / rstsruonn on
ALL NEXT WEEK
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our '2 sum tutti:
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TODAY 2:15, 7:15 and 9
Marguerite de la Motte
with John‘Bowers in
“Pals In Paradise”
A hearty laugh in every scene.
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