New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1915, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, W H JINKS” HAS. | DIENGE TINGLING Holiman qnd Notable Cast core Hit at Lyceum b1, jingling, jinglets joyfully hg, jouncing, jogging, Jesting Istiing like Jack and Jill jigging hill,—that's the “High Jinks.” , in the alliterative sense. As at ‘the Lyceum last night it that and more, a jumping, ," jubilee’ of jests, jokes and jamboree of jendesprit jammed £ jollification. It's the ‘“‘High ,—that's why. to ‘prove it was the ‘High ' it “got over” last night with- e ald of confederates. It had hge hands,—union,—to help it. ts only support from the musi- it was one of those orchestras awthorn tells about,—five pieces le band; a piano, cover, stool, brt Hothard, as director and MacCarthy with = his drum. Gouturiers Send Jheir Official Paris “Fashion SFeérte’to Simerica— Worlds feadin With all this some spirit soreness sung from the stentorian tones, “Scab.” But who ever possessed that melodious voice which reverberated under and over, in back and in front of the proscenium arch, whoever it belonged to was wrong. Wrong because those two men who formed the orchestra be- longed to the union, and they proved that in union there is strength. Chorus and principals, too, were united and they performed in wonderful fashion, which all goes to show that where there is a will there is always a way. 1t was worth going a long, long way from home on a cold night to hear Miss Cecelia Hoffman sing “Loves Own Kiss.” This charming little suffering gallery in lady has been showered with a super- | abundance of talent, winsome ways, coquetishness, everything to capti- vate an audience. She really does not hale to act,—her part does not call for that,—all she need do is stand well up stage, occasionally sing and sometimes smile. For comedy, “High Jin will never be lacking as long as Kathryn Wiley disports herself as she did last night. Playing opposite her, George 8. Trimble makes good as Mr. J. J. Jeffreys,—no, not the former plon; this namg is spelled ‘‘e-y."” Bernard Gorcey proves good eccentric comedian. of his diminutive statue he contrasts well with the two lead comedy pro- another T THE ANNUAL HOME-COMING ON THANKSGIVING DAY THEY WILL BE GLAD TO HAVE YOUR PICTURE, AND IF, AND YOU THEIRS. PERCHANCE, YOU ' CAN’T GO HOME THIS YEAR, HOW PICTURES WILL HELP. RRAY — Photographer 78 Main St -:- New Britain, Conn. 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As to the story running through ! three acts of m and laughter; well, it simply has to do with a won=- i derful powder which makes people | jovial, thereby preventing any seri- ous situations and that is ‘“High Jinks,” the powder, the show. cham- Because | Others in the cast were Dorothy "Vernon, Adrian Bellevue, Edith War- ren, Rene Anderson, May Bonton, Chas. Martin and Dorothy A good singing chorus set musical ears “Tingle-ing-ing."” other words, they put the Jinks” on us and we are glad. is a good show. the In “High It GIRLS ! MOISTEN A CLOTH AND DRAW IT THROUGH HAIR It becomes beautifully soft, abundant and glossy at once, wavy your hair! All dandruff goes and hair stops coming out, Save Surely t'y a ‘‘Danderine Hair Cleanse” if you wish to immediately double the beauty of your hair. 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Von the Germun ambassador, and Secretary Lansing held their first conversation yesterda) ~Count since the set- tlement of the Arabic case, and took under consideration growing out of the sinking Lusitania last May with the 100 American the questions of the loss of more than lives. The plan of reaching an agreement without the exchange of formal notes 80 well in the handling of the Arabic case that it is now to be followed in endeavoring to the Lusitania problem. Today's conversation was only an approach to the various issues involved in the controversy, and it was indicated that it would take some time to reach a common ground or basis for settlement. There is no disposition at the state department to hasten a settlement, hut the desire is to give every opportunity for a full and frank exchange of views. Originally the American government demanded disavowal of the act, rep- aration and assurances that the inci- dent would not be repeated. 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