New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1924, Page 11

W ) (Gimbel Brothe r"’——l'hna‘.u iphia) | BOk s 850’000 6:05 p. m.—Dinner music by Ches NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1924. T 1500 SR T RIIIDY | Lo of a Pacific liner as a technical | frmm———— :50 p. m.—Sport news and weath- | | Lowe VOICES IN THE AIR "2 5. Eaueational | | Lowell Wagner, brother of Joan ! . m, — Educational lecture W | Lowell, the Wim star, and formerly a — | “Poisonous Constitucnts _of Prohibi- | l ““ 'l i mate on the old “China” of the China os {tion Liquor,” by €. M. Hendron, city | filVEN TflNIfiHT ' ,.‘-lul} s, h.‘ (‘Omflilil!” assisted in the KDKA ‘(hislll.lkl of ‘Ii:(;:l .J'::dlllr’l Hl,l\:;;nr =) ¢ filming of the thrilling sigs and see- | (westinghouse—Tast Pittshurgh) | 3p.m am of popular music ) ’ |ing that cverything wa® done “ac- [given by l};x‘ |...m.un orchestra, of ! cording to Hoyle” and the chart and Monday. 2 = = Muscatine, lowa. IPeaturing the Tang- 8 ¥ | A y. February 1, 1921 J w D u Tl “ G 'L IJ' lllll /| npas F | 6:15 p. m—0 recital by How- . |tey air "“'"’"“""’ av]s WI el 0 Ot < ,.& > ahsorbing sea story, with| .7’ Ru O [ / i [Dlanche Sweet in the title role, 8| "7:35 p, m—Radio Girl Scout meet- [ & showyge Al L 18 Fainoé ; | ing conducted by Laura Holland, di- [ Unlens otticrwise Indicated, theatrical uotices and reviews o this okusun ure tho“\f ml“‘;]‘{;‘"flp:‘“\f“fnu = "“‘“1;‘!53“““{ rector of Girl Scouts, [ | written by the press agencies e respective amusement company. . s ay g °r | 7:45 p. » Children's period p | e = A George Melford’s “Flaming Barriogs,”| .30 P- mo=The Children's perio Don’t Pare Them! At Philadeiphia, Feb, 4—The name of » | with Jacqueline Logan, and Antonio l‘x LK "t"""" ls"" kmgn. “and e 8. Dept of Agricul. |the Winner of the American peace “JUDG S " THE § " Bl id wha kel . 5 $ Farmer market reports. Cutting a corn is alwa, gerous., i o b O ABMCU laward will be announced tonight at JUDGMENT OF THE STORM Buck Jones, who' has the leading | Moreno. 8:15 p. m.—Feature Blus.jay ends Coeat Wills the pain | ture stock and Produce market | %00 o0 N N eademy of musie By far the greatest photoplay tri-|role in “Hell’s Hole,” is hardly bet- Cpogvess-abionpe. anoceguod 5130 — Contert-“by' trio of d | reports, . 2 acs 3 . ter known or mere popular th 5:89. p. RISELY Y. (LT 0 instantly, then the cor loosens an: 7 Tikote. Win's & John W. Davis, former American umph of the year, “Judgment,af the | 5% SOV B0 T RO back. | “THE SHEPHERD KING, CAPITOL | artist assisted by the KDKA little comes out. Norisk,noconatanttrou. | T P- .~ Lnete Wb, bedtime e gon 1o Great D#fain, the v » o e | eIty . al K, v S S storie: a or the children., Storm, 0!;9"6;1_"‘”‘0“01 | Y | put Flynn plays the villafa role and| During the filming of one scene in:s’"‘ph"‘“ orchesire. ble. Get Blue-joy at your d o " principal speaker, will reveal the house at the Lyccum st night and |in “Hell's Hole” appears as the hand- |the William Fox production of “The | 7 . WHAZ DACIe oL s athon . et piAR St seems distined to atiract equally 1arge | some, dashing, quick shooting villain | ghepherd King” in Egypt, 1500 Be-| WB: (Renssalnr Bilggaennio Institutey | L oso . Jyos selaciad by’ the CiE 8 undiences during its entire showing | \wio 'gives Jones, in the hero role, a | 2 W (Westinghouse—Springfield) | = Reussalaer Pg -\" nie Institute award from more than 22,000 manu- here which ends Wednesday night. tough battle until the stupendous cli- douins on camels and Arabian horses| & | Troy, N. Y.) scripts submitted. At the same time Also a feature ‘?l}vlh(: hl]l‘ s !hf lat- | nax. It is & story of the mining | Were used to furnish a colorful pan~§ 6 p. m.—Dinner concert by the e e “_r 4 o Mr. Davis will present the winner cst episodo of “I'ighting Blood,” this | oountry and one scene, a mine-cave-in |orama against the flaming back- | WP trio, | B etare Drogram by the with s check for 350,000, ouh-tisif | {7 p. m.—This_week in higtory. Nilokl St ! Athletic club of Troy, N. V. the amount of the award, Edward W, | sical program. ) p. m—Art Thompsc JIS | Dok, the ereator, having stipulated ng presenting a smashing, |5 gripping und a fight in a rough | ground of the desert. Late news from the Natjonal In- it ring climax. The A s Pl -{ i g to barro is another| vaudeville has not been overlooked |FuninE oWN" barroom s another| myese normads of the deserts count |, ot ERE TORE 0 M e il b AdBItion. to several anab oy adtd i | their wealth by the number of camels Humorous program s WGl of comedy, dialogue, catchy songs and A'l‘ l’\lt\(,l they ‘own. Their animals are the| 7., p. m.—Bedtime story for the | (American Badlo and Re "“”h Corp. | music, or it and when the jury of J\\.H’d dances and other novelty hits there R e " RE: strongest strain of camels and a good | . 1 : Medford Hillside, N ) | r—— de an adequate degree of is a real New York headliner, “How- #I00ing fo0ay for & two we ship of the desert” Is-expected to| ™" e E ey by the WBZ ,,.,,,:l i Clt ltems ¢ rt has been demonstrat- ard, Winifred and Bruce.” This team | engagement, the Palage will offer the| travel 50 miles a day for five days | oo i ROy (R0 0 P BI0H 6 p. m.- ¥ br y i i comes here direct from the Falace |former local favorites, Lew Brems|Without drinking. : | %78 . m—Bedtime ttory gor grown’ |the American Bos azine. | ol ST Announcement of wikpai theater in New York city and what | ang Felix Martin, fn their “Imper! i, Violet Me: H(Hu:l playes the leading ups, oy Orison 8. Mardcn i n;:.» ». m.- -Code practice, lesson il v will meet |PAME, Which 15 known to oniy one they cannot do in the line of War-| Rovue,” a musical comedy with|feminine role in the photoplay which| ™y\s™ "0 \tinaton time signats, |"UOPeT 228, e T e i person—n member of the policy com- \velous entertaining is not worth do- | pright songs, dances and comedy. Mr. K“1.3 adapted by Virginia l.mc\ from | i st 6:45. p. m.-—Doston police reports. ol “ k 1 0 e e | Mittee—will not be made until near ing. They alone are the equal of | Martin and Breems need no introduc- | the stage ||l?y by b ‘I sorimer KYW : ———— — i ]n‘:-. cooked lunches at Crowell's. | ¢ o oo the moeetihy. Then: the many entire vaudeville programs. On | tion to local theater goers as they|2nd Arnald Reeves, Shepherd , ; g WRC pomieh Ty | Ars, | MUthor of plan 1464 will be called to “hursday there Is a complete vaude- | made a big hit in this city on differ- | JKing” will be shown at the Capitol (Westinghouse—Chicago) ( o car old son of Mr. and Mrs. { . y1atform and the award present- Radio Corp of America— Yico! ’ o208 Tr ville change and ghe new picture, a | ant gecasiong'and will be well remem- | theater starting today, ay and o en W, a~m.\:l'w D. ) Nicols Avele/at 203 Tremont & *led Willlam Fox spectal, is “Hell's Hole"d pored as a pair of very,clever com. | Wednesday. ; 6:30 p. m.—News, financial and was badly scalded at his homg yi Melville 1 starring “Buck” Jones, “Lefty” FIym | agians, They have surrounded them-| The Keith vaudeville bill has five | final market and sport summary mr-’ 608 -Chlidreas stories terday when a pail of hot water on and Ruth Clifford. It's a dynamic|selves with a very capable cast of | *Xcellent acts featuring Harry Down-|nished by the Union Trust Coi, l‘lu-‘ Aibian he stove overfurned husaing e jows picture of the outposts of American | nrincipals and a.chorus of beauties | gng's revue, & suappy off called | cago Journal of Commerce, and U, 81770007 00 gl Mate 'l‘pm\ of his lv-nlj.l l»n-. . L. Avit. civilization, a story of the red blood- | who can sing and dance very well.| A Bouquet of Originalitie: Henry | department of agricultur Aat T Gsooae hthestaian ’l‘ \\«:5} .Hh‘l to |'.,‘1’ 1im. cd west of today. They will offer two new shows cach | Sullivan, the long distance swimming| ¢ . m.— Children’s bedtime |- Conpatidniohitht sispiomntl s o at Hallinan's.—advt, ry L. Stimson, former scoretary of ‘Judgment of the Storm,” written | o olc quring their two we. ! # - ‘(hd"lpl n, and the first American 10| story, {gean 2 e o o mn i boip & : tal Mine Esther Lasei's e by a Pittsburgh housewife, is a drama | jor0 and Palace patrons arc assur n English channel; and The — Babrsy Builc RSP B, ‘;' \.I\{‘ 10 Mrs, Bamucl Cohon {0,550 the policy committes who St of love and of regencration. Its ac-|gr 5 good show with each tons in “A Cabaret on WPAB Tand Btats Dhbilgation ™ ' C. s S g Al now going | CMATEe of the practical details of the tior, pulses with heart interest and |y The other acts are up (State College—Penn.) s Y. M i iy N8 | o ward, its scenes are replete with beauty. Thomas H. Ince ‘precluded any y:lo lhtv“pC:r:u;l .:und. lllll ’('m [‘||ur3- | S7es ¢ % T 1 i K; ..‘ b_m.", ‘:, a .]. :‘;n‘»xi e stk ol o The dramatic scene is one of the | p,cqipilities of technical errors in the |3y the big feature will offer Caesar( e Sraavain by l”“ Thom g jiat gl f n"”: Tlernty Vaccine Treatment as - " i ¢ “ it ot Rivoli, the man of 100 roles, - atest ever filmed. 5 sea scenes of “Anna Christic ]”" 54 “Schlosser's orchestra” composed of "he Politicai Situation in | of ‘ashington street. Mr. Tie Aid in Fiel — | latest production, by using the second SAY BILL DISCRIMI 7 Penn State students. shington by Prederic William | ney is a member of the police depart- |, Ald n Fight on T. B | gl . p. m—"A Farm 11.». k For \\.1 ment. | More than 200 persons attended th Farmer” talk by L. Steel. | 9:15—Coneort by a trio from Irv-| Vietrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans | * | sufferers from tuberenlosis by further AMATEUR ENTERTAINERS {mass meeting held yesterday after- | ma & I-w rustein’s Wardman Park hotel, | w—advt, 1 [study of the philasophy of the Dreyer ra of Albany N. Y, an [ that the other half shall be paid “if I hour's program of popular and when the plan passcs the - Stone, counsellor of the Associated Press and o member of the award policy committee, will pre- | side at the meeting in addition 1o Mr. ddresses will he delivered by A son was born at hospital yes- Hartford, ¥Feb. 4.—That there may be found something of value to ! ’ WANTED P t noon by Marchegian society in the L—*The Farmers 30-—Concert by the Aloba play-| R Tyatt, purchasing age Amateur Nights will be among society's new hall on Acorn street, and " ‘“,\ by H. G. sley. of the ,\‘m(nmn Hosiery Co., is con- the l'bc‘m:ml-:;s ;;l‘ llm]l;lll;n Yair HARTFORD j,.»n.v«-)z! :\]‘m ,m]:..b« ;y-,lv:un.«\, the m;.;\l.l s —“Homemaking i ,Am‘ Retransmission of time sig- | fined to his home on Corbin avenu I.‘»\.inln nded -t ,"‘." ml‘ lic mposium to held from ruary | ciple of the Johnson Immigration bl 1y talk by Miss Madge T, Bo- [ nals and weather reports. Lby an attack of sickness. rich was held at the Undercliff § 2 to March ¢ SIRTHUR. HOPKINS presents [shortly to be acted upon in the house. | gupt divector of home cconomics cx- | 10:00-~Dance program by The Caro- | Drum Corp: nival, Tabs‘' hai, {S2natorium here today by Doctor Cole es will be given to those | | Frank Rogers, Iugene Fascelli and | yongion | linians, ~| Fobruary 4 adtt | B. Gibson, the medical superintendent selected to appear and special Attorney 8. Gerard Casale told the ‘ ',‘_ —8pecial musical pro- | 5 August T Iu")nuk' of 124 L“‘k““‘ As th principal s at the awards will be given to the - m.nu«,»m;:. the bl s discriminatory | o0 by orchestra; farm and garden | WEAF avende reported to the police yester- vm'mvlh medical mecting of the state best talent | o ety und aims against the admittance to¥ Fi { (American Tel. hni Vel CoreN. ¥.) |98 that his bicycle had been stolon, {Lubereulosis commission, he present- All Amateur Eutertainers Arve |}/ ADY th nited States of their countrymen b { A AduSTAL » . SO arnival now going on at 7. |ed 4 fibhed many ¢ of tue Vliwble. Amateurs desiving "THE LAUGHING L las well as the natives of other south- | i —_— AL DUNColng it AL LEAT | eveniioald the neck that 28 0 enter write now to— by Sir Alfred Sutro crn Kuropean countries, Paul Rob- WGY [ T0--10 pome—Dr. Frank Call- ) Hemalil a1 ! by famous Catet i Vair Committee, B, P, O, Elks, ||/ ~Nights Floor—si, ) 503 | inson, stury to Mayor A, M. Paon- | (General Eleetrle Cos=Schencetady) |cett, of Columbia university to speak an attack |00 This method consists in draining ew Britain, C nd Bal ] > legsa, represented the mayor and ase | —_— on “Picturesque Spain of Today"; e off the discased content of ghe gland g wred the gathering that the move. 6 p. m.—Produce and stock market | daiiy sport totk by Thornton Fisher " Ly an aspirating ed introduced i Talkby I - Drum Corps Carnival, Tabs' hal went has his hearty endorsement, quotations; news bulleting Talk by People’s Trust company; enc | .4, 15 it {into the skin and then in injecting certain antiseptic oils into the gland ""1' A e ”""‘“'“ ““r '] Hans 1. Christopher A x Srowning by Hoxic e Parehild, | oueh the Camp hrough the same necdie. This little operation is repeated every few days Carolyr *inne Sp o o alto, | 3 - |Carolyn Pinney pring: ntralto, bungalow in Stanic % e @ikl accompanicd by Mrs. 1%, A, Springer. | coiner of Corjton stroc Com. | UNUL the nodes in the neck have dis- Jascha Gurweich, saxophonist {monwealth avenu | Hugo, | appeared. S —— export manager of South America RDoctor Gibson claimed that, as the —_— WIZ [trade for Landers, ¥rary & Clark, | CUring proceedcd, the tubercle bacill | S in the glands lost their waxy capsules (Acolian Hall==New York City) Drum C Carnival, Tabs' probabily assisted in the cure, oW P ING THE LADIES' CITY BOWLE LEAGUE IS NOW FORMING - ruary ady ¥ LAYIN ror } e 8tory Book Lady s MeCal New York spe ng 3 VO helr To Start Rolling Soon at the . m,—Mrs. Benjamin Baron, |the weekeend with his parer soprano; accompanicd by Hamucl 8, |liceman and Mrs, James Mec hard shell of wax is the basis of the Dreyer vaceine treatment of tubercus osis whit st now has lost f . Aronson, pianist ' Carnival now going on at T ! is i*h now lost favor Rogers Recreation Alleys | v s Bt s b v s e | 8§ p. m—Mrs, Benjamin Baron, so- Undercliff, discussed different probs months past assistant clerk in the o lems of diagnesis of tuberculosis in Make Inquiries with My, Cusack at the Allers or call 2372 ' f the hed . tice o e health board, resigned her | preno, . position Saturday and t 7 children, particularly bone tuberculos 8:15 p. m Aterary | ¥ itlon Saturday 1 today entered i Minutes,” by The Outloo) h New Haven Normal School - l"‘i' v pletures of the lis. ed $:80 p. m.—Istey Organ recital LSRTTOE. R DR 9:14 ~=leld and Streamn apo: Furniture, Rugs and Richmond BUERS ARE YOS by | Ranges ineluded in our February After the medical mecting the regus talk . y ) : iar weekly business session of the | 25 Mayor Hylan's People’s | Furniture sale. Erickson & Carlson 3 | p.m yor ) ple's . ommissior s Concert Main stroot.—advt state tubercnlo commission wa 10:25 W Haw} | - . held and the W construction at the 25 m, Arner awking varions sanatoria was considered, tos umber of applis TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK Toke's — ‘Three Convicts Escape s bt LS g YOUR OLD FAVORITES woc After Ki"inza(:uard (Wanamaker's—hiladeiphia) Je fl, rson City, Mo, 1% LEW BREMS | s G o e Tout R ‘4. day, killed a gnard by crushin and Siae Grand organ FREN [shuti, took his gun and climbing over Program of the better known | ¢y, N with b the southeast wall with the aid of a mur tic Arias, ladder, gave battle to a guard on the ets In OF THE FELIX MARTIN [ o b TQ ————in t'“zv' ';‘ United Maten Navai Obrervas Former Ruler of Elks Joint Agony GCQS Out b “THE IMPERIAL REVUE” |75 v o | Dios n Birmingham 12200 0,2 A Bright Musical Comedy with Pretty Girls [Ji /02 -t Kewwcks | Keene| | Bingham, Al b o dudee | Fpebimpaiishssdi & s BIG VAUDEVILLE and Comedians! phia, ; g [ed ruiee of the Benevoleat and Pro- | bt it - Featuring v WGR lterday I wa HOWARD, WINIFRED and BRUCE ‘ THI:, (.REAT A’\IERI(AI\ DRAMA (Federal Tel. and Tel. Co.—Bufialg) | “qunt>. Vire \ Direct from Palace Theater, New York City ¢ NN CHRlST]E” G116 5. 1 —Diper Muse: - Vincest | It A ,l\ Lopez Totel Statler dar orchestra BARGAIN MATINEES # AL e i B R L $:45 p. FOR LADIES ALL WEEK ‘ with S48 . m—ttead This Coupon and 10¢ will admit Ang Lady to best seats BLAN C HE SWEET [Tenny ) | P WX Entire Change of Program Thursday e T exhibited a series of cases | Gymnasties, 4. 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