New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1924. SrIIEIIstrsssItssIItestaratessssnststItess i AasiiitiniaIItIIIIIIIILIIANILALIIININAAIMBAL, | Williams. The public is invited, | T ot ot e ke a0 &0 CES IIV THE AIR| -—————] 7pom Uncle Wip's bedtime stories and roll call for the children 7. 8 p. m—"Making Wills," ta on u MI\L J. Norcross - i i,m.,' the expenses of the entertain- | B TO women ll! “ ilnlq 's li!ll'lh BREMS AND MARTIN PALACE | WhO mllst ! (Wcmnglmugf\gzl-:(:?z Pittsburgh) i ”"I ». “: :I ":""""" "}”‘ fonawity l e o “re IL AL l,. | Starting today Welbx Martin and | WoC Send Today for a Free Sample of Pyra- ‘' Lei Brems will offer a brand new | be Cal’eful ! Thupsday, Feb. 7. 1924 mid Iile Treatment and Stop the three (| | 6:15 p. m.—Dinner concer by the | (paimor School of Chiropractic Suffering, | program_ for ..»1 s of | the week and guare ¢ that it will : P Pitt Hotel orchestra. Davenport, Towa) | l"flrrl'rhimi ln«»{v ng nr'l'rro'ru"llfll e 1 sl —Weekly ¢ ¢ piles, Pyramid Piie Treatment is a won- be as well liked as the one they have | p. m.—We ).13 hat with th der; stops pain, prevents friction, takes Just made a big hit in. Others in the | farmers by Frank 1. Mullen. | 6:30 p. m.—~S8andman’s seviews in this column ure cast include Frank Garficld and Mabel | | 7:45 p. m.—The Children’s period. | §.50-sport news and % . amusement pany. 3| Gmith, & paie of very talented siigers (01 cen saduca | 8 p. m.—Nutional Stockman and |, q FIEIISISIIIILIILLILALELIINILINIIAINNIIIAIIIIY | who also inject plenty of bright talk without hunger -&R} | /'armer Market reports. § p. m.—\Musical pr B 1to the ac ¢ the sl 2ose f | $:15 p. m.—Farm features. a P 2 AT LYCEUN eoei s ity The story is of a | 1Nt the action of ti show. Rosi or discomfort. We § s et |C. orehest HELL'S HOLE” AT LYCEUM [ ford is ot “:,’,m.’\‘ u»’] ‘n‘: 0L e Sl & Blkht! sobt o0f thie & ipuds | 5:30 p. m.—Concert by the KDKA A combination picture and v | mintng camp of the | show- with her versatile manner in | tell you how Kle | Little Symphony orchestra, assisted by W viile bill that cannot be surpassed | day period. It abounds in lively ac- in our new booklet, |Gertrude Sykes King, sopranc; Harve | o . =2 putting over the songs; Iloss and | pe Y opened at the um this afternoon | tion and a rc ce in It is most up- i poey"are 4 patr of musicians that | “ThroughThick and Lauderbaugh, when the William Fox featurc of the ‘)-'nhwg Am 43\, gripping % also go well, the vocal cfforts of Miss | T_Ir'a"umpytoyou. ‘ I p. m.—Arlington time signals. | “Hell's Holc” had its first show- (arc a barroom fight in )‘?""" the | Ross one of the big hits of the shows, i without charge on ! Weather forecast. | The acts are all good ones, but hero be sts "'f m;nv ; l(l:!'m_ln;: ene-| oy ars wha assist greatly in makin request. R. B, Davis 11:30 p. m.—Special Jate concert. | S L8 T et aps the best is Selma Braatz, who | Mic a table as a shield; and | . ooue the bit it is are Johnny Me- | Co., Hoboken, N. J, e SopE M —ltanAconiin i in @ spectacular and dashing Buro- | scene in a mine in which the two | yiv i€ He T It I A SORRAN 00 | | WBZ {diowl organ recital by Dr. Charles - ecan novelty revue, T nd the girl are entombeld, As i e . I 4 | 8heldon from the First Presbyteriar pean n ¥ is con sl i et ¢ but not least, Fred and Ruth Whea- (W eostinahonasMorinaneld) i direct from one of the big city the alr becomes more rare the trio | T80 i€s S0 PR L estinghouse-—Springfield | ehuren. L flaze at the lighted candles and realize | 0% PR 5 O mimble Tooled. danoers | oA e s sl o A h % 3 y A H ) - T p.m. Preparation of IFederal WFI You Ilave No Jdea How Wonderful company will remain here for another i o A S e e Pyramid Is Until You Try It. ‘}\"';‘ offering “|‘“ new bills weokly. | | 2 Carry, tax consultant of Springfield. out soreness, stops strain, absorbs the “riday night will be amateur night ikt pyehl gl Haie i) - swel vou on your feet and to the act. A “Variety itevue” Is the Luind theee ara & Tow applicsnts now | i 19 P, —Podtme story €| ¢ p. mi—Bodiim> sieries you wonder s cr _suffered sring of -Stoddard and Brown and and all those intending to show their 2 ot S atter Trom ine 6:30 p. m.—Mey Davis ¢ 1 8 60 cent box of 8 ty o ertaining spe- i o 5 wares will kindly lcave name at box iy S Stratford Hotcl ot orek ity . A ICTURE TH ¢ . ) ’ ’ ¢ England Homestead. | tics. “Hell's Hole” is one of the | PICT AT SOUTH CHU BCH . now. The feature photoplay s A ,5 Concert by Mrs. C. E.| 8 P. m-—Mectiug of the Scout feprtsimaleyie best western featurcs brought here| Douglas Maclean in “Chickens” |starting tomorrow offors George Mel- BAKING POWDE Laninier. ooabraite: Hieanar Turner | Radis Corpe. % Pyramid B.dg, the acting of Buck |will be the feature #1s | ford’s * o Baitie s i A ’ = : 1 e featu picture at the |ford’s aming Barrie dandy I"ryon, pianist £:30 p. m.—Louis W B Kindly send » nn and Ruth Clif-| étory. ot the ber lands, dure| K yon, § 3 q & Overbrook 1 . Pyramid File Treatment, 1a iais . community service at the |SLOFY of the timber lands, and dur-| ¥ p. m.—Bedtime story for the |4ent of the Overbrook Wrapper. [ing the action the greatest forest fire SRR R ot on Building and woan s of the best comedy films that vmn:"‘l !u\l’rllh x"'h!u‘\1.‘::.\;;.}:&1.1‘:y‘f Troupc, Far Fast entertaincrs, three| 9:35 p. m.—Arlington time signals un:iiqv.‘h\p le.nn 1,’1“;5.“\mnm nis M popular star has appeared in. of thrills. The cast inclnde Jaeque. | M0 and women from China —who S et LR Ians M ent ne here. will be several other feature [line Logan, Antonio Moreng and W k & groat oftopng:af Oriental Ju KYW bin cls on the program. There will be [ter Heirs, Thomas Meighan in “Pied | 81€TY and trickery; Allen and ("anfic (Westinghouse—Chicago). y Americiur au organ concert hy Joseph €, Beebe | Piper Malone” starts Sunday. will be scen in “Gimme the Makins',” | Award,” jenjamin Ludlow - - and the soloist will he Miss Mary Ann i a hodge podge of comedy and HONEi 1 G:30 p. m.—News, finuncial and e B 1 : CAESAR RIVOLL AT carrror, M und Co. offer “Dance |inal market and sport summary fur R Sto s Asthma Today a new show opens at the ! oot TR Reo jinished by the Union Trust Co., Clt ltemq & T ) jwill b well liked: and Reott and !auen™go oV RS O S T S, | y L Capitol. The vaudeville show will be | o £5ud st SR gl Gy U Rt R TLTE N e Chrysty, “The Darktown Dcau and|jepartment of agriculture. —_— l)ucnmiml and Annoyance & acsar I . the man of | oy vill offer a real good black- 6:50 p. m. — Children’s bedtime Lew Brems » [ER 1100 rolea, Mr.oRivoll iy & qulck ] syon'y Sleigh partios o 1 accom- N T P T A R he Fagle's Feather,” & Metrol 775 m. to 7:30 p. m.—Dinner con- ,;fm““'ml i s ey ten n ours Ant — character into the other in lightnig | Picturization ot Kathcrine Newlin [ cert furnished by Clyde Docrr's or- |1 way of Newineton 1o e o ar iscry and fail- N 3 Bnhail il €Ack mal qUiokiys that Tiotis x; famous 3}1‘173-.1.( the ,:m: 1\‘,.,'-n'- Lonestrs A group rally meeting will be held | T*¥Po! and f; Fbllx Martln i TONIG inikted R RbHnA o raiv: therk 1 Ans | KD Ioh sBDes w‘”m mopolitan | g ](r. 8 p. m.—Twenty minutes nf“” Wiinity AL church bis evening ! ou are a sufferer from i ? Aipiasd | magazine some time ago, is the fe ood reading by Rev, C."J. Pernin ; 2, s g, dificult breathing, & X 2 b coption. Mr. Rivoli stands ready to | MAazine sa b H 8 by hlat 8 o'clock 5 — BIG TIME ACTS — 5 Sovih for o€ 41088 b0 anyans who | 1UIE action at the Capitol with this|s 1., head of department of u.,,],q._i SHair) Past Te . 4 hawkin g phlegm, cte., 10 can prove that anyone but himsely SHOW. | Liloyola University, Chicago. Chinesc Waitz car it at John A, ] Prove that you can stop these troubles fipesaibingalininei £ b usiness Representative Joseph W.| §:30 to 9:30 p. m.—Musical pro- 2 : ! quickly and casily with the pleasant, takes part in his aet. At the conclu- | ¥ 1 T r Andrews & Co--ad 66 . | Kelth audeVIlle [ ion of they audsvitie show for a nov. | Standish, of the tirm of Linton Broth- [gram of the Edison Symphony orch- | Masor oo been in- | scientific Florence Formula, 1 will e Imperia U o ripdtaien o R B U ey e T R WA o e e R s e Feat with all members of the show taking i Capitol theater have reengaged to| 9:05 p. m.—Report furniehed by |pual meeting amber 1 L“ lnll (Atlanta Journ; ment. ters. leo and Grace rmen present valeville's rtest songologue, fea- | that whn the turing popular sketch S vt W Their reactions to this sit- duecs. A quaint comedy patfir adds | vation and the surprising outcoms makes one of the greatest climaxes ever pictured. . flame goes out they too | | (Strawbridge anl Clothier—Phila.) | church tomorrow night. This Name Bramd New , Hay 17 | Catarrh are part. Also on the bill is the Hi Jung | produce the Hometown Minstrel 19 the Chicag® Motor club, |Commerce, to Tt a ? tell yo ' d pay me Only ” evue [lies, has arvived in the city to make | 9:15 p. m.—Program furnished by [ pitt hotel, Thursday oveni ar, 6. ] One Dollar, otherwise oss 1S min aesar lvo l | = -——-—jm linal arrangements preparatory to | the nal Live Stock and meat Dressos. of " <ind repriced | Merely send your name toduy for this {the arrival of Harry Linton who will | Boa for quick cle o, Mary Blizabeth § liberal free introductory offer You'll Laugh at Your Favorite stage the production. Mr. Standish = Shop, $7 W. Main, Professional g, |only for 10 days. . SHEARE Comedians as You Mave The man of 100 Roles, Greatest 4 will 1 A : ITAY . . ; . ] ) toles, o pleased to give any infore 5 Coca Cola Bldg., Kansas City, Mo, Never Laughed Bef Impersonator of Famous l Y‘ :EUM ;,,,, that the aspiring young ladies : : “J..\.\ ) )-,J,,,,m T M Great Cast — Pretty Chorus M land gentlemen may wish to know and SLnuElcus: ila; o taxeland) who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, T, | —— Rivoli Wil cit 81,000 To splain their duties in the frthcom- | e B. Farrell of 78 Maple street, ar Anyone Who Can Prove That Ds o ARG RSN IIGE b e tway | b pism Musical selections by . . . PRI 3 , by 3 | who this eit 1 the interests of ge Melford Presents Anyone Appears In - His NOW PLAYING [will be entirely different from the |C'CVeland Musical association ‘:h.“ n::.m "H"\\!-”‘.I.\H S Sto tl‘at AMING BARRIERS" et But Himselr yresentation of last seaso o dins | Ariens Glubans, Vielink . & y's parish ne presentation of last season, One im RithiFor Biatis; & canvass 8t. Mary's parish nest With 1 ) i b portant stipulation is, that each i iy coming week, ine Logan, Walter Hicrs, * , {young ludy and genticman must be| IHarold l. Branch, tenor. “Linger Awhile” 17ox Trot,Columb i Jung Troupe or e Yeun o o To | T i, coneais | e il solitaire digmond rin wil be | g ev. Raymond J. Clabby, curat & Carthew i before it develops into brone . Frlday— | el eriainere given and all others in the cast will 8t. Mary's church, has returncd from s int - . chitis or poeumonis, Take Line also e the reeipients of handsome | Harttord where he has been under- | . . b : A IAF L mine 3t once. 1t will break up N OTHER BIG ACTS present Chis will be an opportun- | WEAF ergoing treatment for the past fow e A Amateur Ight O I E ity to demonstrate whether you have ! (American Tel. and Tel. Co.—N. Y. {weeks your cold, "“"i"““"”!“ by Contestants Apply Now ¢ for the wlage. and a8 “great n = o p 1(hon>" et : natural means, |u:l \':mr irrie onka from little ncerns grow” so! T--12 p. m.—Midweek services une | “Isham Jones pewick '";"f"xr:;"‘_"'lf"‘uy;:.r:‘;"m_v"l Starting Sunday T e e Eres many a boy or girl has veceived the [der the auspices of the New York [John A, Andrews 3 f . ”IH”“"“N”""W zhan ¢ " first training in an amateur perform- | Federation of Churches, Daily Sport [ John Smithwick, Stephe losky 3 SPIDE PIPER MALONE” i The Eagle s Feather With wiee of this kind to fit them for the [Talk by Thornton Iisher; Philip A.|Peter Daly, Leo Weston T professional stage. Anyway, whether | Braver, baritone; ts “Holland's | Murphy, students at 8t Bernard F o not, | Desert” by Wirt 1 talk by the |scminary Y Big Vaudeville Afterpicce A Pulsating Story of the West I\”u want to become an actor or ; ; with BU‘ :K JONES there M @ lot of fun in it, and being |Bank of America: conecrt under the [turned 1o that institution aficr Pl,:',z James Kitkwood & Mary Alden lunder w first class protessional di- {auspices of the Adolph Lewisohn |ing the mid-wint cat i gl Mr, Linton is, you will be ‘H'l" Public Course in Chamber Music 'city | and T u t songs and dances, that if paid | by the Letz quartet, “A talk on the "o ’ v $.100 Coming —Hometown Minstrel profession il 1atcs, would cost |New York Stock Exchange”; Ray-|Trot, | ien ger 2 Bottles Oll lll'C Pollies BIG iderable mon Al coscumes [mond Freemantie, baritone; Vee | Recor And . ) and make up will be furnisiod abe | Lawnhurst, pianist Hartwel! free and all you will have to |soprano; program by Gimbel Broth Movmg Pictures Parsons’ Theater Featuring | | TWex Keep the Children Well! 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