New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1920, Page 4

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BEAUTIFUL, Tl MAR. 4 LBOX OFFICE, Present MEMORABLLE 3 Shuhiert 7 %e G'reafesf Mz 7 b e Uy Years in New York: Mitan Cs ] 2 Music Wonderiul Sonzs AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA WITH EoXas P 258 420 408 900 285 2 5 Moaths o I3 a bevy of Beantitul. Dol ~toi, with the ol Gir Notable Metro- Fascinating Dane Maznificent Costumes COMPANY'S MUSICIANS will | | | ) 5l after T came | i 1 | fashion. vineing the purpose of to the production a Unless otherwise 1 ot the the these notices are or other e burvcutis iy YR ¥ deat i three ¢ Goldin ar- t from his |« ter, | < was in prepa- hbout two years an “ices of ost competent tion the first three Tt is a 3 tion nd rons s of life inguished Clentenc story in a con rined th ent effy deseriptive Joseph mous " { “The ance™ W ]n(';\v suecesstul pv ith a ‘t withouT Adoree, the | here for d strength eguest of the was broug bring: the the \T THE _LYCEUM SUNDAY NIGHT. FEB. THE Date » Year! LADIES BROTHERS, SWEETHEARTS, in Lo BRING YOoUR SEE REX BEACH in “TOO FAT TO FIGHT” VICTORIA CROSS “FIVE NIGHTS” JAMES J. CORBETT in “THE MIDNIGHT MAN” AND OTHER TIMELY PICTURES YEAR NIGHT i Y PRICE HUSBANDS in ENJOY A\ REGULAR LEAP REGUIAR THE LYCEUM -@@%@‘r{i fifi%@@@@iafi&@fiu»io ———PALACE——- THE HOUSE 0D BIG HITS A Sundav nght——Double First Run Features JAMES J. CORBETT “The Prince of Avenue A” HENRY B, WALTHALL IN “THE CURSEL” RESERVED SEATS EVERY SUNDAY ONLY MON.C TUES., WED. Clara | Kimball Young “The Better Wife”’ u}rc_l.:« KlHBALLYOUNCr STHE EETFER WIFE™, PATHE NEWS 4—Keith Vaudeville Acts—4 WITH PRINCE GIRLS THYE IRISH WIZARD L GOOD ACTS PICKFORD 1S COMING. THE MERYL LARRY CRAN Mary Pickford Is Coming S %@@@@@@@?@@@@@Q@fifi#@&@ CEE TR, at Fe II;V'\ Sunday even he an ever nient wit once iion Greatest Picture on’ Earth \T THE Lyceum MONL T AND WD .2 and 3 A MILLION DOLLAR DUCTION PRO- FIRST TIME TEGULAR TIC . 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