New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1923, Page 11

ass S A e St e Qg il 0 . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1928 g n. p Aeplink 1 workers there has been & fresh arime lly for the preducer n|l1 &8 mm | They ...m nun‘ . n Did With B s of N e . - Ontawa, May 10.—A plea for ams Vites Tstles Tt Tat ':':‘;;5;‘."?:;.‘."‘.?:“:1.‘."3.‘.I.«.‘x‘:"'l'fi:.’i e . Il Sap iy I e 5 55 i e (e e e [ 50 thit' Woch. shilieh ta sl ¥ | oot :" . " RN ',...‘llul‘mln)- '"'.."'.‘"".Z:‘J..:.Tu'." Chqp!lys?mfl 1.“f.'..'f.',',.'».\'f".'.a.‘.'." ies Siras ot thel mg‘-” P!E%I_NMIGSSU Cry of “Fire” Cause of il T e GERNARS VOI—CE—PROTEST vader, Hon. 7. A Crerar — British,” sald Mr, Forke, New York, May 10, —Charlie Ch ogative. H 4 Mary Piekford UL 3% Th e sy ¥ Hn is not always jocose, The other|was allowes 000 expense on each| The aehool survey committee whis Disturbance in Theates Wi Note in Now-Ooupying Powers | lieve that for weal and wes, #ide of that famous comedian was re | pleture s ared 1n |18 shortly to recommend to the oit About 3145 e'elock yestord “w . \ " i\ Protosting That Prance *Framed L | ity of Canada is largely vealed yesterday, When he sold ha| The government called Joseph D,|™MeCtng board a radieal departure CF T 0 08 Spct starts st p with that of the people of talent to the First Natlonst Ing., he|ijoss, owner of 4 motion pleture thea.|!T0M the preseat mode of sehe 9 ‘ 5y o Kpp Vaciors Charges the United States. We cannot go our heeame very demure, His shrewd |ter at MeAllister, Okla., who had die. | PIlding construction in the adoptio: ) ) ' - Hhad el ! awn way and pay no attention to that sa abllity and judgement of ples|eulties with the distributing hranch of |27 one story bulldings ¢ ntirely, claims v nt, o fay 1 Phe Germa was revealed when John D, Paramount pietures for the Famous|® SAVINE of at least 40 per cent. o ‘ present bullding costs ean be effecied note to the Williams, until recently general man- | Players company, he sald P ) A : A ~ = ager of the IFirst National, testified] On several occasions, he testified, ""“““."P”'* “'"“"'l"""'" this policy | : ) o at B, Cal . R he g S : 3 wees l' “0'"[“8 n'“ m before the Federal Trade Commis:|he advertised first-run pletures, but :,‘""'.‘“:'".::"-':"‘"v .:v."; "‘:";:"L ,""l - Pollceman Der N e . : ' ® assinat the worden | U sian's examination into whether I'a-|Was informed by some patrons that|, o 000t " P Tl L "'m ”“,"h"'.” o8 duty at the theater, and Polics \ whe ) s Farely Krune von Mohten DUPFINE these days how many ehils mous-Players-Lasky, 18 & (trust, ex-|they had seen them at other houses| o0 SIARL MRS B tHa ommikt P dren are complaining of Headache, plained how the artist made more|in the city sy, Much of thelr fufarmation von. A post at the ‘ Fevorighness, Stomach Troubles and than $1,000,000 in eight pictures he| Mr. Bwaino objected to this temtl-j ool om0 e wina o building was| a8t Main streots Tiregniar Mowels and take cold eastly, made for them mony on the ground that it was anj ..o o hy a Noston architeet whe NE the exe ited audient aeed er arve 1 It mothers only knew what Mother Chaplin contracted for eight pie-[Intra-state queation instend of an in- o "one ciarized on sehool builldings . he ¢ CEh s o Gray's Sweet Powder tures, with the right to select one of |lerstate commerce issue, but he was) .4 recently eame to New Rritain to LENINE'S CONDETION \ his assoein 3 their children no ’llllll the list for which he would receive 70(0verruled by G. Alvord, examiner '""‘,mp the committee advice on matters Moscow, May 10.-A ; he without them, ‘These powders are per cent of the gross receipts. He|the hearing of school eonstrucson The archi-| ercase in Premier Leni temper ' to Mose of OF 5o casy and pelasant to take and so chose “The Kid," This picture grossed| Marvin Farrington, governme ot teot 18 interested in promoting this ture was noted early this w it 1 ¢ g | gril g t r of ke J cffective in their action that methera ubout 1,400,000, 1t is atill showing, (counsel, said he wiil prove unfair actal iy g o bullding and gave his services yestorday it etood at 93 y pirlt . wha once use them alwaya tell others and the foreign rights, which Chaplin|Ih competition woro used against Mr.| o "tho committee gratis, it is sald, | Fahronhelt, sayn the ot T the ro0 ' . e ide that the French had | ahout them, Kold by drugaists every: veserves, have not been returned, He|P0S® and that he was nitimately put ! [ He went over plans of present build- | by the pren 1 to the sounding of the | where, Trial Package sent FREE, will undoubtedly cleur more than $1,- [V ©f business by the opposition, =+ vointing out that they provide tient's genera s that “instead of an| Address Mother Gray Co, LeRoy, 000,000, Ho recelved $100,000 for| There was considerable argument' gyoue g0 per cont waste space and 40 as satisfactory the crime against the' N, ¥ over this point, My, Swaine contend | |nx Mr, Boss had contracted for sec- {ond-run ulotures also, and when he roceived his first-min Mst got them mixed up, . peaple.” man Clavenee Lanphe cach of the seven others, All this was said under oath yes- terday, Mr. Willlams in th OUrs of his long testimony hurled charge after charge against Adolph Zukor and the Famous Players that they are attempting to dominate the Industry, Robert Swaine, counsel for "amous | . Players, interrupted the witness to| r——— wsk if his compuny didn't start out) | to be the dominating figure in fim- dom, g “Absolutely,” replied Mr. Willams | pon't Hide Them With a Veil; Re- “We all have that desire.” move Them With Othine—Doubie | . “Toduy the First, National is the Stvength. /// cutstanding company, fsn't 1t?" asked This preparation for the treatment the counsel _|of freckles is usnally so successful in | Mr, Williams said it was among the 4 removing freckles and giving a clear, | ASs companies, suc 8 TAMOUN |y oqutitul complexion that it is sold | . 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