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New Play ‘Slsves Al,’
In Stamford Friday
William A. Brady will present at
the Stamford Theatre. prior to the
New York opening, Lionel Atwlil in
s new play. "Slaves All." m on-
ngement will be limited to Friday
snd Isturdsy. December a and t.
with a matinee Saturday.
"llaves All" is a sector oi life.
”with picturesque English country.
side life as a background. It has
to do with a family. the Rigardons.
.‘omprlaed or two sisters and a bro-
ther. One of these sisters is a lion.
domineering character. She rules
the family through their weak-
ieascs. Always an unfair advan-
tage. it is especially so in this ease.
as her sister's vulnerable point to a
past escapede. and the brother's is
a falling for alcohol.
This is a sketchy and prosaic out-
line oi what is. a‘. all times. an
rise. to rare heights oi dramatic
pom-r. it avoids the cardinal sin
of the theme. dullness. And it gives
Mr. Atwili excellent opportunities
in a part that Is human. touching.
and tilled with lightning flashes
pathos and laughter.
Mr. Brady has surrounded Mr. At-
will with an excellent cast. including
Marian Abbot. Vera Allen. Haliiwell
Hobbes. T. Wigney Formal. Mar-
garet Mosler and Herbert Ashton.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
MEETS FOR SESSION IN
NEW CANAAN TUESDAY
Rev. Robert Deming. pastor oi the
Baugatuck Congregational church.
w-iir address the members of the
Norwslk Ministerial association at
the December meeting Tuesday at
the Methodist church in Now Call.
asn. Rev. J. w. Grliilths. pastor or
the New Canaan church. will be the
host. Mr. Deming is a iormer mis-
sionary and he will tell: on the sub-
ject of “indie."
A Rhode Island inventor has pa-
tented a pad of blotting MD" to be
worn on a. person's hand. ready (or
instant use. without interiering
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DAY, DECEMBER 2, 192&
PAGE SEVEN
and
“God
Gave
Me
Cents”
starring
LIIR, JR.
Direct from
T
FEATURES
with his writing. - is:
TODAY \
TOIORROW
Twenty.
LOIS MORAN
LYA DePUTTI
JACI'SIULHALL
WILLIAM COL-
h‘ew Paramount
Theatre. N. Y.
USUAL SHORT
.‘
‘ .' WHAT HAS GONE BEN“
. JUDITH MARTIN. m h-
‘structor st Pendleten Unlecslty.
arouses the anger ei DEAN TIM-
OTII! BROWN ll! choosing
' iriends among the radical student
set. including ERIC WATERS.
DB. PETER BORN. autonomy.
teacher. Is in love with Jullth and
tries to make peace between her
and the dean.
MYRA ALDRICH. in love with
Eric. is lesions oi Eric's attentions
to Judith. .. \
Judith heirleuds the dean's wile
when “KITTY" SHEA. town boot-
legger. tries to blackmail her. Me
oiiers to silence Shea.
When Shes's body is lound in a
creek. Eric is arrested because oi
a letter addressed to him iound in
Bhea's pocket. Several days later.
- Mrs. Brown tells the prosecutor
prodigious lies. lmperiilng her
_ own reputation, to provide an alibi
ior Eric.
Dr.i)orncsilsondudlthinher
7 , classroom. and when Erin lam
throws him out oi the room. hie
,hssbcendrinklngsndoollapsesiu
the hall. “‘
. . Dean Brown insists that also
‘3 take part in his reiorm caniilalnh
which is to end with the mammoth
revival meeting oi Rev. lbrrest
Poole.
When she reiuses. he tells her
that his who does not wish her to
come to the house again.
. NOW 60 ON Wilts THE SWIG!
CHAPTER XLII
Tits dean's words struck sharply
L on lilo amine"; For C Moll
or a second Judith stared.
The dean stood up. ”As an evi-
dence or my wits's wishes. let me
point out the tact that she was at
“ home this alternoon when you were
seeking entrance. We both tool
that further intimacy between you
and her is undesirable."
He was maps by the desk. lean-
the table top. His little eyes bored
be was ear." in the title role with Ell‘anor an LUNCHEON AND SUPPER g
into Judith's race. 33”“ his I.“ m2: :7: was? you. pinning the emblem of “I? “flaunt the girl stared Boardman. Roy D'Arcy and ‘Karl ‘ ' ’2 m "'5 I" 3" “x” 5 '1" 7 P‘ ”-
tsreoilegiste - on y on every you re. caili '1‘ o - i
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And heshseneo in "lwlllnot."said.ludith tin . .. ._ table. ' . ~ 3- ._. , . I .
0 0 0 ""132. h. m. :3: "I‘m.” Wetherei hlstled. «wahfiu fi'am' she masher!!! $133. It1hrcznlhfil‘lhijrzsgr;‘sftorl}e i LOCAL and PROFESSIONAL ill
The shining tees oithe Rev. M "- Na shuns. too. when you “a. ombabaligee the end of you then. mm “W“. I"? ""1 ' and it has a romance as beautiful ‘ i . ~ ENTERTAINMENT N
Mthhokingdownco-m ll Pl i “I l The “I I“. h“ "t 0' multillhouflen. atiluswcatoscouldbomsde I‘h‘l ‘ '
bulletin tom alarm o. a. u. “L -w o .. mmmg'g? ”fl" “’ "' mg: m “mm“:tfiaw- eh‘... are the h dramatic mom‘s. s H o P o' .7 AFTERNOON AND lVanW—fl. 25 and 50 cents
an ' In . e lib! W I!!! It. the . how “11:; WW- 3’ m u M” rcachllir a .t'tns y never before th- I ‘ ARTISTIC and USEFUL GIFTS Rt
Pure- some M m h cried. "DAR-N Sign. Psi. Ill man: fin WI “9 '1“ gm ”Not. ”I...“ Judith ceased in films and then comes tho I 1
tbs days that followed. m ' WI, with his "m,“ m a w a”. gaggle: climax.“ such excellent proportions :‘. REASONABLE PRICES
s “mm up. "till- emu" a... volition that the patron leaves the theatre at ‘ - “ §
M Ma m m a. table, a. $.35 u. “z: the conclusioit of the photoplsy E A R L Y WW5 ,
M. m W bie- m m .. his been. much pleased and delighted in mi _____ .
the entrance. which mlsay'Wel— outstretched. “braille me. Will. “Hm-m." mused Will. '1 under ' $5233...” or “em" ”on. u u".
come" to all and sundry m.- lsasauuttoouomru with "'WH, W W" "“3 9" “Burdieye The Magnificent." will i x M A ‘
. the night of the great rally. . m I've m m. W a m “I.” ave him complete its engagement at the m. ‘ '
A Mount sight on the own“ these bye. and they're “”° “‘m°'-‘°" "I‘M- - .
these days we- been my distention.“ RECENT . ' For mvihor. daughter, sister and sweetheart. Prices to
Brown. waiting , era-hers: , accepted his etiology with a PARK THEATRE I suit everyone’s puns.
Peter Darn. Iiauy people and. They bean to waihtewssd . "a“ G“. Me Tm“... CHM-U . I
withDorn now-thedsasatas bench-ism. Wetterei was stand Lois Moi-an. Ln dePlittl. “Yum. Oosnoctteeu . SHOP EARLY
halt! mob-n. smothe- a talhhg talent. with only a stdewise to little Sandro Wilkins Jack ulhall. and Wiliam Collier. m .I 1 '
”flkmmtheaom-u rummuenm Jr. opened ’its engagement oi a Deiiylstineo ; '
- two days at the Regent thes- “SWING” I
be en- tre. today. “God Gave Me BILLY ; s 3;
es ' I
"W Cm ‘- °"° °' “n “m I lie so. an ar. - so. seam coax.
unusual pictures of the year. it is a
novel theme which reaches the WAMN
greatest height (dramatic schist-e. With lib We! Gus
“um' i mud m eses‘slsafil-eee Eh.“
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“:udith.” he mid. pleadingly. She ii the
turned sropnd.
“Wh’n are you going to tells Eric
back into favor? I think you're a
little hard on him. He really has ,
had a lot of bad luck lately. and your
turning against him is the last
straw.”
“Did he ask you to come to me.
Will?”
WOW shook his hand. “Nope.
But. to tell the truth. I'd use to see
0 ‘fGreetl'ngs, Miss Judas.”' he said, smiling coldly. it
.. as old as time itself-«and one that will strike home
RIALTO THEATRE}
TODAY AND TOMORROW 2:15. 7:15 and 9
‘BARDLEYS THE MAGNIFICENT’
—- starring -—
Joiui Gilbert, Eleanor Boardnicn, Roy
fl D’Arcy, Karl Dane .
if!
A great star in an epic of romance and intrigue
SATURDAY
Hoot Gibson in
“The Buckaroo Kid"
Dear Patron: ,
It you ever stopped to analyse why certain photo-
dramas have appealed to you more strongly than
Q
\othcrsmyou no doubt have come to the oonolusioa
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that it was because it contained a strong theme-~-
C
And You Are Right:
No picture drama can be a complete success, regard~
less of its cost or director, unless it possesses a theme
within universal appeal. Plot alone is not mfleient
---tliere must be a plausible motivation threading the '
story. There must be a “purpose dominating the
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emu sumo ONLY ‘
min the «o Promise .‘ie" g
characters to make them life-like. ~. ”I "01' 8- Km ' '
and
.iGod Gave Me Twenty Cents," whith we are proud First Episode “in“ House 1:3,: “”3333?ng I .
to announce as the current feature, contains s theme . Without ‘ Rey" MELRIEEI .
COMING: 800‘! GIBSON IN “THE FRAMING FRONTIER"
Children‘s Matinee Announced Later
i e
to everybody.
N
a. .
It wouldn‘t be fair to disclose the secret of “God ‘
_ i i - STAMFORD THEATRE ADVERTISEMENTS WILL APPEAR IN THE
Gave Me Twenty ( enis. ’ Let the photoplsy itself “3lean EA”. THURSDAY
. Moran a Barron
"The Wrong Room’
The National Board of Review acclaimed “Devil's N
Palace Theatre T
NOW PLAYING 2:15 and 7
ti‘iiutoplay'tllily ill in
Keith Vaudeville
RETURN ENGAGEMENT "
BY INSISTENT DEMAND
CLARK MORRELI.
In An Entire New Repertoire of Songs
Russell & W no Sistersl u
I III 14".yflllun IMODI‘OC & Grill”.
DAYE SISTERS
EALAIKA'“ ORCHESTRA
Sldliul dancing. brilliant singing and musical Offerings
' on THE coma "M“
PAULINE‘ FREDERICK
“Devil? Island"
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and."
the finest picture released in the month of llctohrr
EXT WEEK—TITS TIN TIN in “WHILE LONDON Shi‘il'i‘hl
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unfold the story. Ni) that you may live With the
'StamfordTheatre -
Phone Stamford 2300
characters.
Emily Wakeman Hartley. Mgr.
__
William A. Brad y *
«in association with Lumsden Hare)
takes great pleasure in presenting
THE DISTINGUISHED ACTOR
Lionel Atwill
In Edward Percy's drama
“SLAVES ALI.”
which at all times avoids the cardinal Slil
M the theatre—qlullllcss. And which gives
Mr. Atwill opportunities for reaching rare
heights of dramatic pathos, and quiet.
sympathetic humor.
.._L 7-
u The ones that lend on the ion step
get A. the second step 8. and so on."
In the rear end oi the crowded
room a circle at young men sur-
rounded the largest table. seated
on the edge oi the table. with his
test on a nearby chair. was Eric
Waters.
Judith saw that he was wearing
corduroys and a blue sweater. His
face. as be bent over the table in
deep consultation with the other
men. was flushed and earnest. Ju-
dith suddenly shifted her place at
table.
"What's the idea?" Will inquired.
. i use. you've turned your back I
to him. Well. don't worry. Waters
is too much engrossed in mighty
matters Just now to pay much at.
tsntlon to you.” He wagged his .
head knowingly. .
Judith gave him a glance. and 3
train at the crowd around '
The cast is unusually excellent and in-
cludes I‘Inlliwell Iiobbcs, T. Wiglicy Percy-
vnl. Ilcrllert Ashton. Marguerite Mosier,
\‘cra Allen and Marion Abbott.
STAMFORD THEATRE (Stamford) 2 days only (before
the New York opening) Friday and Saturday. December
3 and 4, (matinee Saturday).
Prices. nights . .. 50c -$2.50; histinee‘. .. 50c-$1.50, plus tax
Brio. But she sailed no questions.
To the tune of Motherel's endless
chatter. she sipped her chocolate
with her eyes lowered.
The talk behind her grow louder.
'Absolute overthrown." somebodv i
was issying. Judith strained ilol" f
ears. but the voice died down and
found very appropriate to this iiro.‘
dllt'lltlll.
Til-3 patrons of the Palace thou-l
THEATRE NOTES 1
PALACE ltwo iii-yr are sti': complimenting the
. T The feature of this week's vuudc- "‘“‘_":"""°Pt Vfo'fh'“ “"21“"le t-t-
13bit" 3-“... ..
'°"‘°“'°"“°"' “I" WELT...Sfff‘iii‘fi.‘l‘...2fo.§‘i‘£§?mm This o... no}... cold-H
" s ., . Ol'l‘i‘ . . it: . a i i- . . I ".. ' .
“mag wflklorzzhigereiwcga llvuuiliul tenors in \‘iilltlcl‘llle.0r “1e:K1122"Illllrltnlbuntnll‘vegézgficfiro ‘ielllc‘
cherry in In. 501th 021:. llmeade legitimate Hinge. Mr. Morrolls en- ml "8 doors l'tst week In Vow {.0 .1;
class. “Every man in that gun; Easement was made necessary bc— a” * - . r 4
leads some cohort of the «VIP. le. cause of tho incessant requests re- - '
alone. .
celvcd by the management to bring
“There's Thomas. who is in school him b ck. Those who heard him
on probation. and Bailey. oi the when it appeared . here recently
TNT's. and AM. who was kicked
were delighted with his sweet voice.
J Oil the ugar tilt! Spice m for a his clear enunclntlon and his excel-
risque . and young Olie
‘ll‘llt interpretation of songs. He has
Johnson and Carlton Seweli.” already sung in Canada. the west
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.luts .~\n'e Largest Animals.
In certain places 0! South Amer-l
ice and Africa there are species oi;
ants that strike tear and two into.
even the largest beasts. These ants,
NORWALK, CONN.
RESERVED SEATS NOW' ON SALE AT REGENT HOV (it‘l‘lt'l?
Regent Theatre
TELEPHONE 300
ALL NEXT WEEK
6 BIG DAYS—45 BIG, PLAYS
.MON.
UFE'S CREATE“
.MYRK “:
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’0‘le [Iliad her eyes from her and on the Pacific coast and has n‘. “m" 3"" ”marching" and it is? 3 OTHER BIG PLAYS FOLLOWV
chocolate our. “Will." she said. made one more successful tour of said that the most agile and strong-ll PRICES NIGHTS " """ ‘ --------- . ------- 500. 7.30. $1.0“
' “'1," ,l' Eric u, to?" Keith-Albee and Orpneum circuits. eat animals must give way to themi .‘MTIMaiA ...... 3.30, 501-; CHILDREN ..._. . 25i-
Imile eboolr his head. "i don't lie is a "find" whlch everyone VII “ATHENS mm. STARTING Tl'lJSDAY
can? t'l'hats W. "“00 VII"! anOy hearing again. The other num- T 0 N I ,1. E l
. ° ”'1 today. Somebodyd bers are Moran & Baron. Russell ital .
state senatorg’go gm in. better keep an aye on him." Wynn Sisters. Monroe and Grant‘ l
Wm With '11. religious mll- flz‘hnlflg her Shoulders. "Pm and the Days Sisters and their Bat. R l T z ‘ .
sauce °‘ Pendleton UNION”. as n "Satay”. :iikn orchestra. The screen attraction ‘ 33“!"
ml... m..." 'WV 4“. “a: :ommkllarrowsd. “In. is --Devli'g Island," otarrlng Pauline ”Emmy-T, CONN. .
"sut- senator-r" repeated .Iueltli. ’°“ °"‘ “m
“a.” 'Ainen’ hot what you alien, Will "“1““. ‘ ORCHESTRA
“”m ““0 I ”Illicit. Have you our ' ' . Dancing 6:30 p. in. until 1 s. m.
”33:32:; ”diluting." m" really 0 m “.31...." a... u... MALTO . Admission including wardrobe
my. " w m I 2" 1 ——-—a “0 Gen omen
"Well." drawled Will. “you'll es {With started. but did not reply. 2 “Bowlers The Magnlrlcent." with “a,“ or u ""0 l ‘
standing with your little basket or no do no really know where llohn Gilbert star of “THE Big l’ar- 5"" “0‘ "'"‘“‘" ' 3‘" m“ 1
white ribbons at one of the doors.
“Yes. didn‘t you know? They‘re
arriving the night or the rally. to sit
on .the platform behind Rev. Poole
Frederick. it is the interesting and
dramatic story or the French prison
camp. containing a marvelous ro-
something. after em He's risked s
tor yon. hasn't he?"
Judith dashed. “ don’t know
BARNEY RAP? AND HIS
VICTOR RECORDING
SOUTH NORWRLK CONGRECATIONAL CHURCH "‘5
THE CASHISTMR FAIR
£6”
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
DECEMBER 2ND AND 3RD
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