New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 4

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Flowers, in the H short-sleeved bodice attached to of fow- | | 1 skirt between roses, crushed Lelt organdie hat, , '1 "iiu.'fl -\-- = TS - Unless otherwise noted. these o buremus of (he theaters or at AT FOX'S, | turesque Egyptian streets crowd- mobs of natives on 1 great uprising; magnifi- A mysterious ritual cele- participated in by thousands Islamites: a thrilling fight in a black tomb between two white W horde of native insurgents mad dash across thoe to her brother these are but a few a spectacle brim and swift with surzing eve of ed the | bration of pitch v woman's Saharn Desert and sweetheart of the bighlights in full oi color, romance tion. The the which yesterday afternoon In the role of lLady Isabel, a beat- tiful English noblewoman, who falls in with a native chieftain of the powerful desert tribes, only ‘o realize that the barrviers of cast ronder im- possible the happy culmination ot her romance, Geraldine Farrar rises to res murkable emotional heights and con- tributes what will rank as the finest characterization of her career. In addition to the “Flame Desert.” two comedics, *His Springtime,” the IFox News savo what “Flame «f opened at ¥ ‘s i ibove s just love of the Musical a Chester are pre- and and Sneeze Quting sented The vaudeville part of the program ia again far above the average. Aldine and Wright have an acrobatic IF r ‘has. Rice and company complete PALACE = ! Pauline Frederick in “The Woman on the Imdex presented by Gold- | wyn at the Palace theatre, today, and Audiences are promised uli! L‘ . iees are written by the pres ions with which they d Miss Hose Myrtle in Ri Miller, with songs, e hit oftering Brown and Chas the bill and Wednesday end of surprises. The Keith four excellent lon, Dennis Bros. no suspense, thrills and big vaudeville bill contains acts headed by Scan- and Scanlon, one of the best dancing acts in vaudeville. They offer a very clever routine of singing and dancing that made them big favorites with the large audiences Other acts include Helen in a sensational novelty, Adams and Brown, two boys and a piano, and Kelso and Wright in a fine singing and talking skit vesterday Jackley SXCUSE MY DUST” COMING Local screen lovers who remember the thrilling entertainment that was provided by Wallace Reid in *“The Roaring Road” will be pleased at the news that a sequel to that story has been made into a picture with Mr. Reid in the stelfar role and will be shown at the Palace theater for three days commencing Thursday. It Xcuse My Dust.” is GOVERNMENT MUDDLING ENABLED PONZI TO GET RICH QUICKLY Charles Ponzi, Get-Rich-Quick Artist, His Wife and Mother. which Ponzi worked, however, failed to take such steps. And now the government is fran- tically “investigating” Ponzi's trans- actions through embassies and consu- lates and forecign governments, while | Ponzi smilingly assists in the probe. Investors in Ponzi's project have also drawn huge profits, Boston—Failure of the American and other governments to keep pace with the movements of foreign ex- changes enabled Charles Ponzi to get rich quick. Ponzi himself says he has made $8,500,000 in less than eizht months. 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