New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1919, Page 2

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A consecration meetir this afternoon, at the E pel church, the subjeet bei was held The JOHN BOYLE CONPANY 3 & 5 FRANKLIN SQ. PHONE 359 CAPACITY HOUSE AT NEW THEATER Darge Crowd Present to Greet .\|.’nm-l ger Jean Belasco at His Pre- H micr Performance. The new Palace theater, formerly Keeney's, formally opened last ning with a capacity audience. interior of the theater has b presents a decidedly pearance. As guests of the mansz ment last evening there were, numer- ous city officials, including Mayor G. A. Quigley and others from nearby cities. ) § The motion picture bill presented is Burton M Mr. | . Keenaz Johnston, Mr. and | a good one, including Edwin Arden and Julia Dean in “Ruling Passions” t Maciste in the first of a , “The Libe udeville d inclu rial stunts, the Palace trio, sin; rmann the Great and the four 1 s. last named three y good. Hermann | was compelled to stop for 63 days at Port of 80 rep: ORGAN RECITALS The last of the series of Lenten or- gan re Beebe, was held at the South Congre- gational church noon. eebe, sulli Memor audience, pa famous trunk trick. The four XKel- | tons are a musical team that {with the best. Especially good is t! yvoung woman member of the team with his | trombone and drums. These people succeed in “jazzing” the music as it is| |seldom jazzed on a lacal stage. In ad- !dition the young woman gives several interpretations of her own in which the merest suggesting of the famous “shimmy”’ figury The Palace consists of a returned soldier, w and twa other Their ony is good and | | their selections as well. This show will continue today and picture will be William Desmond “Whitewashed Walls.” A new va ille bill will be shown Monday as will the picture, ¢ Forbidden | City,” starring Norr almadge. TRY TO DESTROY SHIP. Germans Endeavor to Ruin Stemmner | When it is Interned At Brazil. 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