New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1924, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1924. rkington um!r abused by who [ we open the doo the story, a screen origin; 1 | ought to be in, ard here in this in-| we open our affections and home life ‘l' ramount picture, which wi \ho\\n Qlunr‘i' is the door closed against| and public life? and T put this ques- <‘hrm We have looked out of our|tion to every big manufacturer in [ Alfred E. Grren directed. Saviour of the world Bible in your home? If not, in a way L-M.-I .;t. | in 22 Days [tenta aad _purpesses speut s rree| EYUYIAD'S Bible Class TS| ™ it secertay one of my broter|ses. are cloding sour Mews aquitet > two weeks as a screen star in the lmlnlfllt‘lvmild to me as he looked over | Christ. suid in the papers | ‘lm you run your busingss contrary I ¢ the Turkish Empire. Ur ‘1" i hat I had s 1 th s cart of the Turkish Einpi L CAntiol TR M B | ® Yo aid o e pepurs e DM RE Sun i MM S / if L3 ‘ ltor the first time yesterday at the Palace theater. l.ois Wilson is the hearts One who ought to be, in; we | town—Is your business locked against ’l "I ' “ Illl I ' '“ ll 'I Gamed 10 Pounds girl and George Fawcett, Cyril Ring MEN NEXT SUNI]AY have locked Him out of our lives and Christ? Is your home closed against and Charles Stevenson are in the cast “nmug)ns; thedoors are closed against Christ? Do you ever have player in l l.l& N | Him. We do not think of him, the your home? Do you ever read the : kinny Men Can the direction of Joseph Henabery, the g Unless otherwise indicuted, theatricnl wotices und reviews in this column are DO lhe Same youthful star was busily engaged i FIRESGRIERE those closing remarks about our sal- you couldn’t run a business on the wiitten by the p ncies for the respective amusement compuny. | {making the Turkish episodes of * _| vation hinging upon the death of ¢ principles of Christ. All right, Mr. Mayor A. M. I’m‘m m:'xvy.fl\ny.\ of | Saviour. He said, ‘I ¢ waited a Erwin tried it and succeeded, and the common council, ¢ Wiiliam C. ] ong time to hear that not from you, | these great men in the olden days Hart and members of the police de- ‘“m I was glad to hear you sound it.’| were Christian men. We can open partment, Chief W. J. Noble and v tr ¢, 1 was never more sur-| Our business to Christ. If it .won't work in business it won’t work at all. One-quarter of our lives is spent at e el L phen Steps Out,” Iis first venture as INSATIONAL TOGS—LYCEU) HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME All nervous men and women, ?‘f.:::: 1‘: L,‘.“"}'X?Zl”i'.."; next The Sensational Togs, ¥ight from | ilitary methods, were used in Al skinny men and women Thurs, The picture is based on Rich- the Shubert circuit, is one of the out- | handling the used in ( n grow sgtronger, healthier and 1l ard Harding Davis' story, he Grand | ™M¢ mbers of the fire department, all | prised in my life than to have a n standing features at the Lyceum | “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” the | t2Ke on weight in 30 days by just|croes of the Crescent.” the factory groups which have attend- |icter say that of me. The only time where the photoplay attraction is| Universal production which comes to | !aking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablet o2 s ed in body heretotore and all other | wag ever so surprised was when | business; most of every day is spent Jane Novek in “The Lullaby 'I'ogs,‘ m-\ [’uhlcv theater, hu-inninc ne \n"“”rl‘"""-‘ a day—as casy to take as m;u s in the cit well as groups | br,,”“,, Taylor asked me if I believ- | in indust and if we cannot open TR el et Iy di se . candy. of business men have been fnvited b dhy . ; e A 5 o . "".,:(‘:?l:xcfi \(:“sclli:;:(;m;lslhlv“ ‘I.A»J"(,.,: was made %0 conserve :’im“ he n:q | ing tablets have made—every . drug- Bible Class to “All New Dritai 1 Ii‘x’!dm this (x.l‘;' Jn:)r ;\;ur .‘f‘,‘;r;”“‘ business and let Him in. The man- to the stage, right over the heads of | Tove was the appointment of Charles | 15t Is selling more and morc of them xmn day” next Sunday at the Capitol thea- | people not know that I believed agement has nothing to cover; the the audience. The E nily, four| Stallings, formerly air service efli-| €VoTY day. 5 ter when it is expected to have up-|the deity of Christ and the inspira- |l have nothing to cover. Would 't vaudeville's leading aecrial workers| ciency engineering officer. He adopt- | 1-Vervbody knows that nasty-tast- wards of 2500 men attend in a 1ast|tion of the Bible. When I p it Christ to be standing there olbgncish B e ed military regulations and checked | 118 evil-smelling Cod Liver Oil is final effort to kecp the Leland cup|subjects 1 preach practically and looking over vour shoulder amd ?I‘;flxs"n‘:&m:l\:‘vu dd‘:m;::\l"I:‘ntnu.\ml(‘.o‘l):l»l\:- i.‘| the 3,500, handed Lul .“m;‘..;(:;. chock full of vits and is a won- New Britain know on tmfz s'ul._m(,‘ which often | see the character of the work you are and Thorne, have a delightful little dressed the players, loaded them on L'“'.'(‘: flesh producer and strength g k l“““" '”') "':\’,‘""‘“":'t”““" "’: isn't very much. 1 have preached o: }mxmfi' ‘“'h‘:t)n;x;;‘o‘;;lg;eol‘:w:f‘\):i‘:::i; i rucks 4 a 3 g creator. e cup between the New P deity ~ ¢ friends, elieve we ca el saviaw of sons R dLe ek faoh i o | S TuCsho waata (o awallow.tha hor . Mount. Vernon, N. Y. Bible classcs | betleve in my Seviour, the Lord Jesus | Him; we can open our home to Him. AGRUE White o :Tbe Doctor and. fiey (LN E MRS L AR i o M s | Tible Stuff when these wonderful tab- t \; that a lead of about 800 held by the | Christ i 4 ‘If any man will hear my voice, and L BB8 ons 05 A o, | eon & aattor of memen: cons | letw—MoCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tabl Mount Vernon class three weeks age| “We have scen some of the tri- open the door, I will come in to him é c#;“,.w,l“T‘:‘::,“.]"f\ ’\\"‘,,':‘.'".,:,,m,':f oarn to producers, but Universal sa | are just as good and so casy to take. : & has been cut to a lead of 99, with two | umphs of His grace here in this class,| and Will sup with him and he with ith b "",',L bits of homor and|ed this problem by utilizing ie A box of 60 tablets for 60 cents— iy Wi 1 | more weeks to go. Men who have been drunken have | me’ R L D ik riiea fHom the Padloi towd & | and if any thin man or woman don't : Invitations to sit on the platform | been saved from drink; men who have BsloRn il coiovliies tptrodten BRI |t o e er the lot, | EAln at least 5 pounds in 30 557 | and partieipate in the program have.been gamblers have been saved from Apr engeny o 5 spaced L\\'vnl’y-‘n\.- feet apart. oii | money Back. Ask the C lark & Brai i been sent fo the Catholic clergy also. | gambling: men who had no - Although Wealey (Freakles) By B rs ol 0 ittor and this oon. | €74 Co...of the Dickinson iy Cowsr > 5 3 ‘esterday’s attendance in New Brit- | faith in God have been brought to a I el Collotap B0 M Hhe ! mected to & belophipna on'a vaised plat. | an¥ good druggist anywher ain was as,compared to saving knowledge of Jesus Christ and '\'\(A:'.:. ‘3;‘0_\.(, U‘:,ho"_\._.f ‘both programs form. ¥rom this lofty perch Director : Mount Vernon. ' There were visitors God: men whose lives lhu\'h. e Will sce no repetition, as “The Lullaby’| Wallace Worsley barked his o S ¢ E i here rom Grand Rapids, Mich., Chi- | bruised and broken have been healed | pie P the iwortd Az thase Soi 2 e o R Lon Chaney, star of the production FEVES LENY 2 cago and New York as well as sur.!and helped in this Bible class. That o are doing right, o ; is a distinctive ploture in which) - ; d \s the Baviour whom some of us have people. There is a man in this class mother love plays a beautiful part.| Was on the lot each morning three and loaed Sihoart § 4 who s eighty o hours before the re r closed oyt of our hcarts, and He L3 “ It concerns @ young immigrant one half hours before the remainder told T siaod latithe idner he's getting younger every vear. His mother who runs afoul of the law and ,Md“"';f",”.'z’:","" e ';'f"'."“"r' e knock.' His mission is a golden mis- is open to Christ. Brother Neu- whose child ia taken from her. Snr gne s 20U ANy 0 on the) ot ot daoel falent: A terday was Russwin Sunday and Mr. 8ion; He comes in to bring a golden e's @ pattern maker, and one In “The Country Kid,” Barry has a «](_)mp lldl‘“\ nu;\xnp L_"‘u. u.mmor}mm g { i-‘ ':\ ;\a Tl:& ‘f“, g ‘m"""xs‘] ‘m(n‘] y r. L s i ki patterns he ever Bét for {ypical comedy role . The picture is l”"))ll u;uo qu-.l:fmlnlu. the ;l. formed BREMS AND MARTIN AT PALAC F 2 \1:\ |.1-‘n .m' \|.~‘ :;u bie :lv \ln c TH: bring the golden life into your life, | New Britain was the pattern of his a comedy drama and the youthful »|; .| n;u rvlm Notre Iumv.‘ H‘v-- local A 4 2 .4 \.mu; .|...\:n(.,“. jla ‘1‘1" -;{\.o d e Suct o navnkIookadlt the' dosc] oD . There are some Of 'US Sab Anhea at His best | showing will be the same as presented | Beginning today Lew Brems and Stand at the Door and Knock: Souinat Him, When T saw this hand | us whose lives will be broken before Mae Marsh in “The White Rose,” &t the Astor ‘(ln ater in §~\\ ork. | Felix Martin will open their second © said in part: that comes out of the hidden place ! We are fifty; some people in New W. Griffith picture, is slated for| Reserved scals are now ling. “Lvery great manufacturing place|ong puts the key into the lock 1d | Britain will be worn out before they presentation at the Lyceum. = e Palace in a brand new bill today and | that I visited has ben associated with | yypng the key and returns again into | arc forty-five. Here's the sample of : a great man, There's P, & I°. Corbin [ tye pigden place (reforring to such a | & man whose life has been in the sun- carson-Newport-Pearson at Capitol. with a new show Thursday. The show Jnan, 0 whe 3 The show ut the Capitol this first/and comedians made a big hit last P J with Philip Corbin; the Stanley Works mechanical device exhibited) a sort of | light of God; it's a sample of what witly Mr, Stanley, and William H. gtery came over my soul. I thought | Jesus Christ can do for you. The s f the week s featured b week and they both guarantee that i . ! half of the week is featured by the A Hart, Then in the Russell & Erwin of the hand of God that is reaching | happiest people are those who let s AN y ” Fresphing N ‘ew- the two shows offered this week will NEW BRITAIN MUSICAL CLUB || return engagement of Pearson, New " offe his week wi b ey Mo HewinT Il vt ita ¥ o heart ang | Christ into their lives. Many of us ‘pbl"!, and Pearson, in “Rhythm”, an be even better, he supporting cast ¥, X out today to unlock your heart an ul, We feed r Prose excellent dance offering. This trio| Wl all have new hits and numbers, Miss Rose Rosenberg, secretary to the socret ot th cess. Mr. Erwin | thoughts and affections that are lock- ' are starving our souls. We feed our @ ? Ramsay MuacDonald, British premier, | Was the , in 1848, when | ed against God. We do not think of | bodies and clothe our hodies and we | starve our souls, while He said—'L made & big hit recently ant s and Palace patrons will have more " 1 L & y and it wa .s+18 shown here on steps of the | the present company, then Russell & | God; we do not love God as we come in and feast with you and 3 o raons p " s were OPPOrtunities to laugh at the antic Geraldlne Fmar [t/ eaqum b many Shatthar Whre ahd Wit of 1. Martin and I Brema |executive mansion on Downing strect,{ Erwin Manufacturing company, was|should. He wants to unlock that | ¥ o - IS poy e oo Al bt e | Different noveltios will be offered this She 18 well known in her country us | ostablished. He showed his love for| heart and come into it. What is the i‘({"v with :n 1= ‘p;“ f‘m;‘ ‘:n“:wm'_ Soprano Ivenile offering with nine ‘e stars, Week as on Wednesday a Gar- for woman suff- | his city by his gifts to the city; he|key that will unlock your heart's | DLrings not glumness and sanc opr venile offer ng with nine future stars, A bataae Rty % i showed hix patriotism by the gift of | door? They make a lock different ror | OUSness, but a happy, cheerful glad- e peatol, R0 K 88E) il stter ) Shotun' giTia sontout; et the monument that stands here in the | every key, They make first the key | ness will He bring to the hearts and kg st center of our eity, and he showed his'and then the lock to fit it. God has |Mfe. 'If any man hear my voice, and H F b the Chick” have a very fine act; Ken- | g - Thurs. Eve g, I'eb. 4 [ [ it heb U A1 | AV RS JackliRmEreyrs Mnd At e T0 HAVE LINCOLN SOCIAL = | cupect for old ags by the Erwin home | made the keys to unlock different | 0pen the door—' He will not force Hokum a-la-Carte; and Lawion will| = a0cay miis e Sateiy tanley Women's Rellef Corps WII |y \pion viderly women can g0 and be | hearts. One of the Keys is fear. You | His way into your life. You are & frce moral agent, and the only way 8:15 o'clock display some intricate stunts i jug-| Wil be oftered. o hold its regulur koctal in G. A, R hall |1,00q yiter; where they can rent a|can scare some people into opening ; gling. ted Plper Malone™ is Tom Meig-|tomorrow afternoon at 2:13 - o'vlock. | o0 apurtment and do all their own | the doors of their lives, There's, the [ @0d will come and take possession ia R he marvelous beauty of the silent | e ey 11 WodNeSGAY the cOMDS WiIL hold AD ) )y koeping, buy thelr own groceries|key of kindness, that will unlock | fOF You to say, I want to be good, to PALACE THEATE vast spaces of the frozen Canadian ull day mecting i G. A R, hall and | 00 "onghey often pay less for rent| many hearts, There is sorrow. Noth- | 40 800d, to do unto others as T would northland is the background for the e "'I‘ ’l‘ ""'_"; d "; come in the |\ it would cost them for coal. That | ing will ever bring some men to God | have them do to me; 1 want you to Ta S ARINEC UBCh, st TeR. and open their lives except sorrow,| fome inand help me.’ He's promised as » Metro spectacle, "The Eter- 8 very ¢ N ¢ New Britain T i ular meeting will open at 2 o'clock, |18 Work that is very much needed in|an : DA NOTINEI C WURE TR Doming v she AL the close of the meeting the eorps | AMerica today, becauso old age is so| And there's disaster and failure. Fail- | 10 do It and if vou pray that prayer Tickets $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, 'iln""\"lu"’rlfll"fl ‘;‘;l.lll{'.“ :‘lu:‘r\;w‘i\l;"' Given by wiilFhld e TAncoln’ mooiali dnid beys- | OSH Vety/hacdy | o S0 wiows the |0 18 Da W S8 BONA. RAD M a0 ; o 9 ed by Reginald Barker, credite J N apel o 2 the cemetery; he » | coss, because failur in en loosen e % Boxes and Loges, $3.00 pel out 1 metery; he gav C A BENEFIT SOCIAL FOR PRIEST ;i 2 = cises appropriate to the day will by | 3 being the preatest director for this Eddy-Glover Post No, 6 held and refreshments semed. Stan. @ fund for the library. Not only that, |their lives and make them think of | P Catholic Daugh ¢ Asmeil but Mr. Erwin showed his love and| God. a ;'”1"':" - ;':fh"(::,g,{"?:;f,: a whist pa Yy v e Seats now on Sale, C, L, Plerce Co. | 1,0 of o . he ve { A < tind of pictures in the entire film ¥ ley post is invited to attend these . world. Amerioan Logion okl s - respect for the chureh, especlally by| “Riches and povarty often w 1 | will hold 2 " meeting tomorrow evening at the club & the gift of his pulatial home, which |the heart's r. i = SEs———e—— s now the parsonage of the South ORened or I by these |rooms, Tables will also be reserved urnished with the very best|kevs that unloc K all of our hearts. ! for bridge. The affair will be given FRIDAY, FEB. 15 :': ”,l;"],;‘;hm““ : God's is the hand thrust out of the for the benefit of the mission con- \ place of myste to open those hearts, | ducted by Rev. Joseph P. Sweeney in me wil! say, ‘why I thought re- ligion made you glum and sanctimoni- ous, etc.' They wouldn’t think so if they attended this Bible class. We clap our hands and rejoice and have a good time, No, my friends, the hap- piest people in the world are those Thurs. Darling of New York, nd the Pe- rounding towns, trograd Intertainers and the entire f Yesterday Russwin Sund. week of Feb. 18, the Hometown Min- ¢ . Rev. John L. Davis will speak next i strels will be offered with a large Sunday in *“The Value of a Soul.” and final weeks engagement at the an ardent worker rags T Tre ¢ ode susine 4 belldsten to justice and kindness anc a. 8. 2 o ‘ R Srse y f connot be in modern Lusiness and bej G i open the doors of our |chairman of the committes in charge 2 Christian.’ 1 have heard men h consists of Mrs, P. 1. King ey g S idcans = 7 hearts, and do not wait until sorrow |Wh It I were to live the Christian life Mrs, Thomas Quinlivan and Miss Belle 4 Days Beginning Next Sunday your Valentines? [ 1¢} ere to live the Chelstian ufe I 250 ter or tailure. comes to e T men whom 1 have named here this ‘:“n"‘! e "‘ra""'l‘""\":f""‘“ b = every one of them is “ kb " e 54 § . The Greatest Pho- - . Don’t wait until the last @ morning : bave feit that you ought to be a bet- LECTURE ON BOYS i s moment--choose your Val- [ refutation ot that argument, Here's 4 - thwhil . : O ) . Y man who was a thorough Christian, | '°T Man, a more worthwhile man, you haries C. Keith of Boston, Mass, toplay That Ever AN entines now, while our as- @ /,00' (il men that you cannot be a i ©VENE to be Kinder, more sympathetic; | wiil jocture on “Boys and Their Prob- . L y | sortment is complete. We B successtui business man and be al¥oY "]"t"" ‘"‘ ';":“ ot home— | ms" at the Central Junior High r - ave the verv finest cards ek St provide for it better than you have: wohool this evening. Mr. Keith has Came to New Brit have the very finest cards H.V;u 1 um beginning to_think | ST L0 e more just and righte hoe et e et ~the cards you will be t they the only kind who get ooy shan you are. Down deep in | gathert e .- . in! . A 10 be Successtui, permanently, in busi- ! gatherings of Lyceum and Chautau ain! proud to send. NG ol Lt Tk na of | your: heurt thats ’w;.‘ voke of qua audiences. The lecture by Kelth ' We have children’s cards, Jesus Christ calling to you, and He sai will he the second of four entertain. . i ’ man hear My volee, and open the | monts te be given at the Central Juae Augmented \ J cute and amusing—Valen- Hehold 1 stand at the door and | goor 1 wilt come n to him, and will s ekl . J : / !B tines of sweet sentimental- knock.” All of the things that we are | g5 with him, and he with Me.' Any Orchestra d y - ity for the sub-deb—\ alen- ;-‘“\]\w ;‘]"”’J’ tu-l-,\r AT o thing man, black or white, murdercr, the & : ), 0 do with doors. "Behold 1 stand at| goeent man, the respectable sii " 4 . tines with maturer phras- the door and knock.' The first word i’ ? . H g . F sty . " e » Ord the down-and-out man, the gambler Seats Now Selllng‘ £ J ing for her elder sisters— [ is ‘behold'—look! It is as it the writ-| 50" piay it makes o differcnee Jow many chitdren are Valentines for everybody, er wanted to call the attention of the 'what your past s been. Some laining eaduche, ~feverisiness world to this facl. Look, he might say, ‘could murderer or a | [OFEC niy hBOW Whet \l‘:v'lr-rb':v‘n:‘“- Buy Now and PSRRI -\ 9 et whole , uler . " P N N o) E bl “'W-' -‘ ""-'i‘ 'h“ .,‘.‘,“i"\:w,\’v‘,‘.j: rn’vm)"‘ b ‘:w"”uw " ‘\'?r-yx any ,"'”; e dre wd ,,,mm‘-'-“»:r‘ i;n}q;,., Avoid Standing & i§ . ) Benoit’s ArtShop (e door Tockrd. ok, 4|k ho e 11 W any . who Wil hear | Foe rna £ 51 b it long ago, is to keep people out who| Christ's volce and will open the door, om always tell in and to keep prople | He will come in and will guide that . thers e Sold by druge - Llne 159 MAIN ST. ‘\--w.\ 'r‘lur to be out, That's the | life And then I ask myself also, will | purpose of a 1¢ and many times it Queen on the Ice! g VAUDEVILLE featuring Tonight and All Week Tonight—Tues.—Wed. SENSATIONAL TOGO A BRAND NEW SHOW ! —KEITH VAUDEVILLE ACTS—5 —_— LEW BREMS Featuring Lag'f”‘- Special atinees — e Pearson—Newport—Pearson || 2= || FELIX MARTIN Will Admit any Lady to : in “RHYTHM” Best Seats. B You liked them before——See them again - ki “The lmperial Revue" 6k 1 WESLEY BARRY GREAT CAST--SWELL CHORUS —"“VOUTH" — === 7y;0mAS MEIGHAN ‘\ Juvenile Offering with 9 Future s “That OMd ln. Booth Tarkington's ~ OTHER BIG ACTS 7 i ooyl “Pied Piper Malone” M melody won- Reginald Barker Presents derfully fox- A WONDERFUL PHOTOPLAY Setifornts CHILDREN :—Follow the Pied Piper to the Palace after «chool and see the Malone Family for 10¢ i“ " Ramblers and - sung in close Wed. Night Thurs. Night harmony by ‘ g CHORLUS GIRLS' the Shannon GARTER CONTEST CONTEST A tale of northwest Canada with Four on_Co- o k Earle Williams—Renee Adoree—Barbara La Marr At a Friday Night | Sat. Matinees — Wallace Beery - ° S A AMATEURS | KID AMATEURS e Colembin " — — - e Thursday—THE PETROGRAD ENTERTAINERS - Thursday—DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. Coming—HOMETOWN MINSTREL FOLLIES l b _ “STEPHEN STEPS OUT B S A RPN Featuring Local Talent olumpia Watch For THE EXTRA GIRL rosently Grobe rosond for 100 tondh of Ouete Labe. Tobs il New Process RECORDS action picture shows her at a difficult angle. Lo