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thestrs tor the lost hall a! this
week, opening with today's per»
influences. A show which will ep-
p‘csl to everyone is to be enjoyed st
the Palace for the present. The . A
test end finest set over presen "
Home": is that o! O. B. lid
Who otters his rspid tire revue ”
es snd Kisses." A cast of 16
seats it end a osrioed ct scenery ‘ d
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electrically ottecls are required to.
produce it. So it can. be readily seen
thst Norws‘lk tor this week is rev...
ored with s crest trest in this one
restore slone. Then there is the
Keno Reyes Trio and the wonder
girl in their minieture classic revue.
which are pttered so the extra eddcd
hesdliners. followed by Linton &
Roy "The Hotsy Totsy Twins.” Mel
Grail in s session with “Mike.”
Chsrles &. Lucille Fonds in "Mid
Air." After this announcement there
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A. I the story of the U. 8. Secret Service
versus the smugglers trus‘t. Welsh
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tm are offering an unusually goo .prm
‘ Ohms . as duction at the mane mementos of
PJ'ODIEIIIS it being “The Midnight lovers." the
story concerns that oi nn nviotor.
who is married by a. London Belle
not because she loved him but Just
because it was the led at the ‘tint
end because of the world war it w
an extremely popular led. When the
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to reside with his bride he tinds that
she has decided to obtain e di-
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individuality. charm and
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vorce because at herplove for an-
other. He decides he will ~eesist
her obtain it. but when the time or-
rlvcs she is finally persuaded io drop
the proceedings and to live as his
wife. A humorous vein runs through
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with profound
ode this morning by
‘rnilton of the Palace and Re;-
. cent t; entree. which is to the etiect
has ensured s. showing or
,"id.bie's Iris! Rose." at the
Regent theitre for Monday. Decem-
ber 27;. It’must riot be misconstrued
that this is a motion picture for it~"'le
not. it‘ is s. siege production adored
by on hnsemhle or players who pres-
ent it Just as cspebly so does the
New orlc company. "Ahle's Irish
does not require much intro-
, everyone has been talking
about it and expressing their Will
of he in: on opportunity to see it
and tile Announcement brings that
desire‘ ‘ ”reality.
The some eompsny which is offer.
in: it n Bridgeport will otter ithere.
The seat sale will be enounced very
shortls. Beer in mind the din: end
mark t down on taken for this stel-
lar all action.
REGENT ‘
lh‘li‘cs day at the Regent. thcntro
A. with 't hight's vtwo performances at
7:15 "ml .9. COnrad ngcl and
Clslre Windsor ploy the important
roles. Laughter is supremein this
not. a. home to exist during "Tin
Alintsiy'r‘” stay. Just picture thrcc
Americ‘an soldiere‘ doing post wnr
duty on the Rhino! The neck of
trouble they get into from ulllch ill-r
corned A
to such (in extent that you cannot
reslét l ughlng. 1"“
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ANE A YORK.—~».\n (eye for en (lye
and a life for u not of false crunch-
es. That revision of the modern
prover applies to the wet-taro be-
tween (incur and Dennis. Oscnr was
u‘. re: ind Donnie was n Junllor lll
the picture.
the apartment where both lived.
A'e‘el "But Reel
An nnounoeinent which no doubt
loeeure
chaser
"Tin Hots.” is entered tor the lost
delight ul “comedy and gloom has.
ensues enriches-this picture "
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To the home oi PROF end Mob
comes MARTHA" DALTON.
Msrthn had been traveling.
‘ Elwell is an artist.
son. JIM. aged 5. Late thst night
girls."
twins. now grow-
womsnliood. have
unsure, . and
sry sodomy.
“it re“
; lie . twine .loree‘ him “find
s't eflovcs her. He tells his
her hi
' so he wants her
he twins equally
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, 7st good time. They
be diamond rlns
worn when they
CHAr‘finn lX
'dbllars at the time theAtwin
" . ever were it.
‘ He placed.
piste.
it As little pan-p, th
' and gave ll
no" ‘ ' ~
reward otsood
‘ end lookedst it with wrspt sass
on s blue-white slesm.
table to Jim.
in: to the gods 0: sacrifice.
V Jiln patted her hood.
‘ . wen u dismond. ring the
wearers q
pl ure as at ring zero to those
(tr e that day.
address from Cemdenville that morn-
st the station in Chicago.
But they found no Richer-downt-
ins them on their srrivsl. This we!
s grievous disappointment to which
1 , the, three gore voice in three distinct
and "concrete keys. ‘ ’ ‘
‘ lessee it hees‘meevidsnt shot thegtslee
stem had missed are somewhere end
"hshsdtslle'dto setuysnswertos
telephone cell. “the quickest we! to
Iliad .outyh‘ether Dick is in Chinese
.0: nettle set 0. tsoiAAAsnd shoutout
to his aunt's piece." ‘ '
‘ as illegal-Lemmas bundles
"In Nita-Justine Aer-see u ml
learned that Dick‘QsAeneld hsd sons
. All) NI! gilt Salli ovation unit
sizdthst built“ A‘ir‘eturued to
. hd‘ old home somewherein Vermont.
- ti: tilted 7 A
LIE ELWELL in .Csmdonvllle.
ind. one night in October at 1898.
s‘
nurse. hearing e women who had
{eluted on the train on which-
lie has a
twin girls are born to the women. .
who dies without revealing her
identity. Tire Elwclls adopt the
then moves forward
nicknamed
com he discovers that f
him does not tell her '
0
newest. hnd estimated
e stoneto‘be worth s. thousand
were born but he knew that die
monds had more .thany..doubled in
value in the intervening is years
‘ The rink was the girls' Joint legacy
and b; use of its heavy bend and ,
its on susliy large and ’peculier set
ting h ’ had always held the feeling
that it \p‘iitilt some A day lend to the
unrevellnglot'the mystery etiochin’s
to their hit-tn- Item My on spo-
A‘ eiel oecdelons that either of them A_ '
eA .
the rink beside gusty's
. A .1 *Tsereieyou-sre minor." ages ,
Rusty picked up the hesutltul‘sem
‘Thst port of the ring surrounding
' the stone was so large es to give it
so smart topheevy appearsnce. The
. dismond was perfectly out and gave
.- . She-pressed it to her lips tor on
instant and then ‘psssed it across the
"You wear it first. big tellow." she
Nd and the senile tint eocompsniedA
Aher‘wor'ds‘was like s tree-will odors
"Bravo!”
end slipped the'rlnx on his finger.
...where it remained until the trio hsd
resulted Chinese. when Rusty took it
Never tor two hours or Joytul posses
: sien. And it is doubtful if there ever
vs to its
so 'rnuc unelloyed
A telegram announcing their oom-
inz had been sent to Dick Canueld’e
in: with instructions to meetvthe trio
e
"Thst' thst.” .lsld one when he
and his pals 'hsdr neutered their
taxi. "and now the next thing on the
promo: will lhe something else.~.tye,
somethi‘s jjeiss." he :‘srinned‘ one
looked tel-lonely stills two cums
psnions. . '
some: in; like an hour sttemsrd.
Jim on ,0. room tor thogsirls'si
a hotel i the been that they might
remove the dust of trsvei snd
freshen p s. bit for luncheon. After
purchasing tickets tree: a 'specuietor
in the lo by tor a motion that otter
noon. h looted around until the
girls 03;” down. . -
And th y did not fall to sttrect st-
tentlon. even in that busy place
where. t‘ouss‘nds csmd sndwent
during the dsy. . - . *
‘One “ uddy" wows, trell’knovn
to Chico o A sting gentlemen es s
teirly t , s‘tworthy “bend bookie."
.huskily moored of his sdmlretion
to his 9 nor. Jep‘COhon. engine
and the is crossed the: hotel sum
nrden the woke (it 1. the land
miter s. d tookiheirplsces st a
smell tube by the walk. . . ..
strinsl" , A u'ddy contributionfs
winches on“ aeoupis tsvoritesi
A! that," he i'l ed._"he's 3°.
newtui handicap; ought tosplit his
.het.“ . . .
."Wiihyeu. tori , .. . ,
mooted ii i "3;?” wealth as
0"! M ,0“, MT}. 0.: , ’ns. .
spoke unc'iufllded spot-oven . .1 _
g .- into the modernism.
- Air. Wsters With s'trln.
‘plsyelther 01'th
t ' e ‘
time. you csn use it train his "
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in. egg): to read it.» 1 (tends started Diotcnlly.
. A .' even to the ill ' lia
._ two ”up!“ mt”. ti‘ '3, l est men the possibi
til - Ainslie:- appeared tram nowhere
swung intofs lively tor trot end the
91* mo armless. middle of the great
‘ in the his penis harden the «doom
clue and
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i 15’ Cliflbnd thhwarnest Lynn
tomcd lo wondering sometimes under
like conditions. it the check tor this
- splurge would be e "smsshlous"
A -; check. The two recs trees followers
It the nearby table. Ind for whom
’ Jim's comnsnlons seemed to have be-
, ‘ come the pivot around which all their
‘ conversation wormed. could have told
Elwcll that the check was going to
be elorylhlng that was epcgnshlous
and otherwise. 0
”M be damn good on' willln' to
my the bills of either of them two
‘quecns tor some time to come."
Muddy \\'siers declared with solemn
utterance and his mild blue eyes
. look on n pensive look
"lint that's the hell of it." he went
on ill 3 peevfil lone. "s vise guy like
me ain‘t got no chance nowadays for
anlililnn‘lnlt those walkin' lndinn
.sinne. it‘s always some big Hoosier 3
filial cops oil the classy little hurn- 2 ..
'5 min' birds."
O O I
Muddy Wetsrs and his psrtnor
were not the only ones in the his
palm section whose nttenilon hnd
, been drawn toward the two girls
from lndlnnn.
At a nearby table. to..lim'e left and
in front or him. eht a woman. st’rilr
lngiy dressed. She had been sitting
there when they cdme in end her
eyes. ouly mildly curious at first. lmd
lighted int surprise ‘when they had
encountered the ring which Dusty
wore on her linger end which she
now and then examined with cisbo-
rote ostentnilon. .
Jim had noticed the women.
probably because. sitting directly in
' . his line or vision. he could sulrcely
help seeing her and because every
time he looked her way she seemed
‘ to be looking at one or the other of
’ theiglrls
. , lie took note rather subconsciously
that she was a renterkehly hsnd
y’ABOm’ wanton although presumably
A close to middle in. Her hair. be-
‘-; nesth the wide-bummed list. was
A block and her romstkshli eyes were
, black ice. or very dark brown. ‘
, . Jim‘ observed presently. too.‘thst
she has stopped 8 wells:- sndeeemsd
lo be telling him somethin. conildein .
tisl. Tlie‘“wsiler nodded. lsid down. '
his pod one pencil on the cloth in
front of her end moved em.
The womaneiwrote semethins on . i
the pad, dim Elwell between snstehes " *
of conversation with the twins noted
idly that she frowned end then ;:
crumpled up the sheet onwhleh she - -
lied mitten. A moment or. two "
passed sndthen shebenn Writing
scale. This time the pencil moved
unlnterrupiedly. end wheh she was
through she rend over whet she hsd
written. ‘,
A remark from Rusty drew Jim's
attention away tor e moment and he
did not see the woman beckon to the
waiter again. When he errived st
her table the women-tore on the
sheet of paper. handed it to the
waiter and then nodded casually te-
wsrd the table where Jim end the
girls were sitting. ’
The weiter. with an inclination of
his head. turned and walked ewe .
Presently he stepped soroesgto Jm
Elwell's table and laid the. psper
down in. front of that young man.
Then. without s word, he moved
aways , ‘
Jim. hellmechsnicslly. boson to
read it. Then. its significance break-
ins on him. he alerted violently and»
turned instinctively weird the table .
where he had seen the molten“-
log. 1.. -m _: W
The twins. notin‘s' his surprised
look.“ queried inthe some breath.
"What isthdiiul" ‘ _
"Dex-nod it 1 know.“ he replied. ,
_ The women. he, is noted. use left "
im- abused ms” storm the,
room. The nest incisor she dies‘p- A
peered throut‘h Annositqi' '17.“. “it! .
was fluttering from lint'l needsrto "
all «models. . . A ,. 1- A: .
#- (To It
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Mt thst ”moment the orchestrs.
hlch had been pinyin; ermodley
with 3 1m motif. struck into the air
of "on Pmmlse“‘liio." Jim alwell
felt ssoi'tprsssurs against his knee
His glance turned end he looked
into the eyesot The Girl. The look
held for sbrlet instant but in thx’
instant he resdlsxoln the story in
had been revealed to him-the night
before in the light of the big moon.
.I-lls heart beets sccol'ersted end the
roomful of people started turnins
mend while the music seemed to be
coming from sisr oil. Then. the
pressure against hisl knee relesed.
The“. Girl's eyes were rolled byline
lonplashed lids and things reverted
to nominl.‘ .
But even eshls vision encompasses
the scene sprssd. ‘out berore’ him, As
eoenorre‘dolent or lite and xaiety.
there fleshed ecross his mind e line
he hsdvreod s few days before in e
book 02 poems holonging to The
Girl: A . ‘
"Love. like the opening or heaven
to the saints. shows for a. moment
ems new .
'. neawondered it innit
seemed/to have hithlnt.
matinee
oil me In it
sod tool: their order. the orchestra
room one been filled with dancers.
it wesjsultry hot in the street but
ease minors: cool sea delicious.
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TODAY AND TOMORROW 2:15. 7
Lewis Stone and Anna O.
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“ Minnelli ”LOVERS”
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SATURDAY MONDAY
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3 Days Commencing ’l‘odoy
Dolly swim-e
“LUCKY
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'l‘im Colored liit of the Season.
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3 Boxing Boute‘Fr’iday
.‘lni. Lid-‘3M~E\'c. 50-780.
"The CAMAEO Theatre
State St. Bridgeport
Announces the First Connecti-
. out l‘mscnletion o! the
WW" 1:-
l‘t ‘is 't‘hrlllinn' the World
(mining new to be Annomrmi
‘l‘lm greatest single invention
00: .l with the motion
picture industry since the orie
(in «it llnotiou pictures. The
I‘umcn presentation will be the
first offering or this remoril~ ..
Regent Theatre
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
. . Dramatic Club
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At _ 3:15 P. M.
‘nlllo achievement in Conn.
‘ .
Pauline Lord Opens In '
Pauline Lord's newest
“Daisies Won't Tell." Friday night.
' when that play opens at the Siam.
1: ‘ turd Theatre. There will also be two
‘ performances Saturday. .
Sponsored by Edgar Salem and
Sam 'l’l. Harris, this drama of life in
a. smell 0th town by Owen B.
(Winters and Leonard Cline. boil: oi
whom lime lved in the middle west
1 and therefore know their people.‘
i line come to life under" the able (ll-
; reclion of Mr. Selwyu. and the char»
' A actor. portrayed by a splendid cast.
: have become real hnninn‘beings. As
~ Daisy Porter. the heroine of the
play who returns to her home town
, from where she had been driven in
disgrace two years before. and who
citizen. Pauline Lord gives the finest
heel. She has ever played. in singuo
gifts and she has mode of Daley o.-
torcetulneee and determination.
Playing opposite her in the lending
male role. Georgp Baxter. who won
such high praise in 8. similar role
last season in "The Glass Slipper."
gives a convincing performance all
Tom DuBole. an unscrupulous. mos
rei'cVOWsrd who. having betrayed.
Daisy is finally broken by her.
The play. which is in tour episodes
starting in 188-7 and ending in 1913.
has been carefully mounted and
costumed by .Mr. Selwyu with due
regard to accuracy in each period.
creating in evory detail the atmos-
phere of the decade in which the
scene occurs.
Stamford will see the premiere of
vehicle. 1 ‘
become an important and respected A
portormnnce ol her'brilllent cereel‘. '
‘ The role. which she considers ”the
inrly Well suited to Miss Lord's greet ‘
of great ‘
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In Walked Jimmy”
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Emily \Tlikenluu Hartley. Mgr.
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Matinee Saturday .
TURDAY, December 17th and 18th
present
; Pauline , Lord -
i A A in snow pley‘cntitlcd
I “DAISl
l Gertrude Hitz
lDorothy Day =
{Harriett Ross
Howard Lang
Douglass Montgomery
Tom Williams
"Herbert Yost
Robert Thorns and others
i. EDGAR SELWYN c’ssu n. mums
ES WON’T flu.”
_ by OWEN WINTERS and LEONARD OLINE
with o. distinguished cast of players including;
., ; iGeorge Baxter
The Play Staged by EDGAR SELWIN
Evening ..
reruns: Matinee 50c memo"
.. 506 to $2.50 ‘
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