New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1920, Page 4

- the first half and the long and distinguished cast. | duction is made, promises an elabor. the original Angie. en- ;James W. .Ashley. the company’s di- | ate and effective scenic investiture $ W “ htrul part again. T cetor under whose direction the pro- | Seats are now on sale. . i - e Ave Lt starrving Willian t Dunea search for plotters | = - who ded him to the peniten- | .o SNy = i ™ s New Phase of « tiary » shown as is the Burton ! ot ¢ Adele Garrison . i Holmea traveolozua ’. v.z‘ w‘\f Pollard ! —ST. 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SEIBERT & SON’ to_piteh 1 wxt_shde—product w "ace Reid cents. “Old lady a i 401 PARK STREET. dently was exhausted——*into Telcphone 1936, my comp: she couldn’t take t 1 wo 3 SH S TODAY three . « « suit L f in g up—you know what four women in “D . npw we have to v t of the dading oEates s GOOD X 3@DEVILLE i —SUNDAY NIGHT— . . N —TUFS.—WED. I smiled involuntars she M. SERHEL SIS MON—XLE 2 uped for hreath. 1 knew that her Btion of Leila's hand . M L . A T Ton ehnt 8 . BLACK TRIANGLE i v Foetly avels ntion x . Keats Sunday at at her owr . ded in 2 Stor umber those « er future ter An-law - 5%, o u « 1 B I ‘ Bbare your « ¥ “Not on our B edding day Broadway's Famous Comedian jsn'ti" Mr Durkee serted Late Star of “The Red Mill” Bat's what | came over for. Dicky i and ~Chin-Chin® D bl F Bply must chang - dshin Chi ouble Feature ons. Alf won't e o o e NDAY NIGHT : [T Program S ————— LOOK GAIL KANE “‘Johnnie Get i Monday, Tuesday in Your Lawn LOVE'S LAW Y G ” ' . | and Wednesday 'Mowers Over and - e — . need sharpening or repair- MARGARET FISCHER ”""_ 'IK‘:'"\'V'N":"" g EMMA Axes, Knives, Saws, in 1 KEITH VAUDEVILLE Ete. . THE SQUARE DEAL S Call Mr. Fritz pig g e Sl - : CP- 8 DUNN There's None Bet REAR 31 GREENWOOD ST. | Telephone 153-12 [y— RS — g b e G i o 'OX S LE - A DAVID BELASCO. PLAY! e e | ““Old Lady v v : ' | M‘(')nday Evenmg and All Week ' \ # SRR L2 : | 319’ EVENINGS AT 8:30 MATIN JAMES CORMICAN ST TIME' TODAY . Presents SILENT AVENGER NO. 7 IXNI' FARNUIV TH ARERieR s wesy stodbouskas B POLLARD COMEDY — WEEKLY — TRAVELOGUE oy C ORMICAN Joyous Troublemakers” | PLAY E R S FARNUM'S GREATEST T NMSICREATESTAT RN Should it take a man half an hour “ EVlLLE In the Dedightul Bela dy Suecess to kiss his Wife? K NEWs “MONEY MIN U1 nOW PVENING -.r\.n\\_ JONE: 27TH B A PAST Lyons and Lee Moran, il’l “Everything but Fxe rannan —IN— CNHADOWS™" o - The Play in Which Ina Claire Achieved Stardom. the Truth.” S LVCK OF GERALDINE LAIRD™ ' FVENINGS o A LN RS = 5C AND e [bfl/ Z — T Convenient Train Senviee For Al Performantes. BERAZND U UESDAY, WEDNESDAY JUNE 28, 20, 30 : =2 ZEE /VOBAM' EDERICK —IN— “HONDS OF LOVE" | A“ PARSO s A“ ‘ W THE UvivERSAL o FOX ENTERTAINMEN 24 w > SeecraL ArrRAacrioN eek HARTFOR Week : \ CVERYTHING BUT THE TeuTH S