chill!
But let it \ .ietie u it will.
Itlll.—-Hir “'lllt'l' Scott.
Keep on more wood! the wind in
We‘ll keep our merry (‘hrlltmal
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‘1 fl 0 w S ture they nhould be awarded the Engagement Extraordlnary
The Trend In :zg‘rcoxedif‘fugfj: ‘fizgmfi’fl; Unquestionably the Biggest Vaudeville Act Iver Pro ed
' U 3“ i '1": 3 I certainly made a hit with thie m- Starring in “I. “WWII" ?”
A S I! 0 S ornoon‘s liidlt'lit't'. Stone brlnslnl ‘ ‘ " ’ ’ i' 5
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i Sterling Furniture Th“ "" "to funniest or Mniomime CLAIRE WINDSOR and TOM OBthh - ~ - f
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am No. Main st, Tel. 105
LET US HELP YOU SOLVE
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. ”ALTO
Lewis Stone and in Q. Ntluon
are at the Rialto eatro today to
"Midnight lovers." a mile a minute
romance. Btotia outdoea himself in
a "lauah-and-tear" characterisation
'ot a major of the Royal Flying
Corps. who leaves a two-\roeks'
bride to go back to his duty on the
Mesopotamian front.
Al the bride who married a war
hero heeause it was the ind. Mite
Nil-on dist-loan a wealth or talent
thrown on a local acroen in months.
PALACE
Lon Chaney in "The Road to Mad-
delay ." his greatest. triumph, is
featured at the Palace theatre for
today only. "The Road to Manda-
(‘lmrles and Lucille Fonds. in mid-
air nnd as an extra added hendliner.
Keno Reyes Trio. with “The Wonder
Girl." in their miniature classic re-
' SEWL’S CHRISTMAS RDWON
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1926. ~
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LEWIS STONE
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and ANNA Q. NIISSON
2:15. 7:15 and fl
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Regent Theatre
TODAY AND TOMORROW 2:15. 7:15 and 0
ADDED A1'rlut'rtrw
OUR GANG IN “SHIVERING SPOOKS”
edy riot thut is pat‘lit‘d with some oi
(Continued I-‘rom Pg. One. list See.)
of the thutn Marla crow. William ‘
William Maher.
ii‘red
Matthew lion-icy.
Thomas A. Collins. J. Mc-
Mahon. Cornelius Ryan. George Sei-
l"I‘Niirltk li. lift-70rd Will rt‘tlrt“
as \it‘- mrrsident of the, Standard tiil‘
Company 0! New Jersey. live-chiller-
dvut ot‘ the Sldrdnx‘d UL I‘ulnlutl.) u
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l ‘ .. the most. amusing incidents tolluw- lieuiren. will command the Nina. and mittee. Tuesday evening, December A tarload 0f SCCDQI‘ and Electrical EffeCts
“TBFT hayieaml-gnat‘ilrc’llzntowlllehuggfhlolc: in; the grout World War. it is the Captain Thomas 1“. McMahon will 31, { P A R K y
PLAY“: PIANO anything he has ever madce It can story of three American soldiers do- direct the destini‘el of the l’lnta. Remarkable interest has been (115- . iiilllltll‘l‘i ii‘T - _ ..
‘ ‘ ' in; post war duty on the Rhine and The n 1 f th So i M i . in u; amon the memllers nt tin-2 ‘ ‘ ; . .
. tains one of those themes and '“ °‘ ° ° nu. "a ”“0 9 3 3 MI. ‘ Lucille
WORD ROLIS dramas for which Chanev is noted. what iwt‘ails “"“l “an they hrcotne ti.ll\lil iioeiiIt-r. Edward Morlnrity. oounml and the efforts ot the com- »3 Days com. Tomorrow ' LlntOIll & Ray | Judngrufn o Fonda in
, Tomorrow the Palaco presents the infntunted “H“ it pretty “”3"" John F. McMahon. Joseph Di Mur- miitm» are meeting “lth enihusmn-l iml , “1”“, (V .. 1"" . . . ‘ "I." ‘3?!» ' _
50c greatest. vaudeville bill ever. it is brings 1‘0“"! 0i laugher l“ ‘Ih" ““‘U‘ lino. John Leonard. John Muner. tic upnrmtll. ‘ 5 ‘ “ il~t.- I...» '1nms “it ' I c M""“'
' . headlined by C. ii. Maddoelt's net "‘ff- . ' . l'aui Connery. Thomas J. Warren. ~——v—-—-—-—--**~'“~' - u i ' ' - --__V,____
-' “Misses and Kisses." which comes to ihesc ihrec ”INCH": "0’5 1““ Vincent J.-MeQuiilan. Henry Berg- -_ . LLI( h‘
" STUDWELL PIANO the local theatre direct from Keith's "no“ for ”“0" “"d they “0‘ it illlillll. Andrew i’ezak. Alphonse Can- F H Bedford WI“ 1 S \“B()” EXTRA ADDED HEADLINIRS ,
Boston It In“ ‘ “”0“! of scenery even though the war “as over and «\nri. John l“. Kano nnd William 0 o x 1 KEN KEYES TRIO g. “I
COMPANY and electrical effects. with n cast of got more. than they expected. ’l‘t-snk. ‘ Retire A3 Vice-Pres. l ihe Lolmrtl [iii 0: t. .~‘« J. H 0 :64: L
‘i ““"" " ‘3“.."”"' “'° "W” '" MM" ”is“ W "m “"3 -|‘ 3 Boxing Bouts Fridu with “THE WONDER GIRL”
n no scenes. t or acts are Linton . , . ' 0‘ s d 0' _ , , . . . .. . , . . :
a N- mm 33- 80- NOW“ and Ray. "Tho Hot”, “my Twins"; K f C Or nil I mi Lollills. Jo’iin Cnnait‘li “5mm" tan 3rd l Mm. Lia-iim—Idt'. :,n.7:..- In i‘heir Miniature (,.iasstc Revue ' .‘
Mi‘l Craig in 3 session with “Mike"; 0 0 o a e i". 'inmmany. ihomne P. Hornn. _ s
TODAY ONLY 2:15, 7:15 and 9 V
LON CHANEY in , .
“THE ROAD TO MANDALAY’f- .4
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
KEITH VAUDEVILLE ,
presents '4
“MISSES & nssrs"
A rapid fire revue in nine scenes with a cast of
fifteen stars.
ON THE SCREEN
Ladies admitted to‘ George Walsh in
John Krrsko Edward J. liutes . . - ' ~ . . . .
' , i . . ‘ . . . .' .. ,' “Tl“ PM” ltomuno. l-rnnk stuck. 3i. It i mm~ knonn yesterday. lie ixnmiu .is. one at 1)..» mm went I . ,
YOUR hi; 1: 3:01;?“ 0;] gztfijtrsfnamgi‘: gilt?!“ l itfmtuy'ihilm \tycstuuoid. John Gnarlnprh m, John 3““, I” 7;, “H‘ ‘om and ‘8 mm or m. mm “9“ mm m W “M r n.“ 1.. Thursday Matinee for. “A Man Of Quality !
Christmas George Walsh. Ladies will be am 1,5 “51:." o n A k “m d" The l'lntu's mates are Ulirer Dor- oldest nttirers or that orgxmlrution. ”W “4!” 5'1““ ”NW ‘- ." " " Twentth‘ive Cents "l‘hc finest mystery drama in
y, .. - “cl 4- “ma' . . . . \1 l‘»!‘ ”u d 1 brother of 1.), T, lol'ti \\'ill (lt‘\(ll~' 1mm" it i '
mitted t° tomorrow ' matinee . workers in the (lure have, ward. l-.. J. Split“. “illinm Reduu). ‘ r' ‘ r " a . _ l .l H H . tt‘ ._ ‘_ (.Y a decade.
Pr0bhms twenty-five cents. ’ ‘ ixnm‘l to the f'imous ships of John Kresko. I). \V. iiari‘ord. Duns B‘MOI‘J- ilrt‘bidt'nt of the torn iron i l v '5 -| ' Ti Will-’4 i-IIHI-‘t- ill!”
. \ h— “'"m us the Rania. \l‘il‘lti Rim Simon V. J. t'umnratn. i'nul Me- "U" “Mini": (‘Omlan and was ll“:h(‘rc lillv'nmilwllhlh lmllu MUM 1M f.
' REGENT lntni ‘ ' Gruth. James (iormiey. William i‘er- “mm“ “I ”W mm mm“ “‘“nni ,ml'" "‘ "T. “‘5'" "I'M" "" m‘“ "'1 ‘
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. . are at the Regent theatre tor. The launching of tho drive in he - .. _ .' I C E ~
~ u n . . _ .. , , ‘ V , it“. in dzord has been in charge 0" . ' 1 -- .-
Phone 3600, Norwalk, Conn. Mid tomorrow in Tin Hate. it [deri‘elt Rut-Hey mil in,- mniain held at the mxt meeting of in com- iim “Mt” husirvm in lubl'l'ld'l‘l-Z “§?3yxg§ns¥}¥£;2tl)gg g "a“. you "(lldll’ Ind ”“1"", it cone little. 3
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