New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 11

NEW BI%ITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FERRUARY 13, 1924. R R et e et I ; iy l?' Ly m..i.:!..m\r,. Unless otherwise indiented, theatrical notices aud reviews in this column ure written by the press ugencies for the respective amusement comy DBREMS AND MARTIN AT PALACE. enjoy. Brems and Martin again are “The Tmperial Revue” with 1 c]“‘lhv caus¢ of much laughtér and their Martin and Lew Brems as featured | funuy antics and talk are the hit of comedians are at the Palace tonight| the show. g and the remainder of the weck in a 80od and do a very fine specialty in very fine show, with a great cast of the program, as well as do Ross an principals in support and with com- | R0ss a musical couple who play the edy, songs and dances that you will| violin, piano and also sing wonder- Tonight—PEARSON—N WPOR"—PEARSON “THE ETERNAL %TRUGGLE” Thursday—Friday—Saturday KEITH VAUDEVILLE featuring THE PETROGRAD ENTERTAINERS A Real Ben Berni Offering With 9—Jazzy Musicians—9 WALTER MANTHEY and GIRLS . OTHER BIG ACTS Children After School Each Day At 4:15 10c 3 Baby Peggy Dolls FREE Each Day to the Lucky Children Mothers ! Does your child reseimble Baby Peggy—Dring th Triday Matince and let them win a BABY PEGGY DOI ert Week—HOME TOWN MINSTREL FOL! LIES ‘Next Week—HOMETOWN MINSTREL FOLLIES PALACE 4 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT With nlchraled cast lndnding Patsy Ruth Miller, Ernest Torrence, Norman Kerry, Tully Marshall, Lewis Stone, Gladys Brockwell, Raymond Hatton, Brandon Hurst, Kate Lester and 3,000 professional players. ~ Reserved Seats Now Selling — Garfield and Smith are | | fully well. During the stay here this week there will be special novelties offered, presenting tonight a Garter lconten. Thursday night Chorus Girls’ | contest, Friday night local amateurs, |and at the Saturday matinee the kid- | | dies will have an amateur.contest. As la speclal feature for amateur night, | F'riday, Ahlberg’s orchestra will ap- pear, This is an aggregation of all | local musicians who have made a big | hit playing dances. | An Arablan Nights adventure up- | to-date which includes the rescue of the heir to the Turkish throne by a | young American boy, an escape from a Turkish prison and the winning of a famous Turkish decoration may be ‘sN}n in “Stephen Steps Out,” a Para- banks, Jr.,, which will be on view at the Palace theater Thursday, Friady nd Saturday. | Young Fairabankse makes his debut in this pleture, 'which is among the first to be produced by Paramount iunder the new policy of 52 “bigger {and better pictures a year. The |sets are lavish with Oriental splen- dor. “THE LULLABY”—LYCEUM. Tonight Togo, the sensational Jap- anese performer who has been thrill- ing crowds at the Lyceum, will make his final *“slide of death” in this city when he concludes his feature act by sliding backwards down a taut |stage, This agile performer does re- markable stunts on the wire, but this one surpasses them all. Other acts LYCEUM TONIGHT ONLY THE “LULLABY” Also EAT VAUDEVILL Featuring DAREDEVIL TOGO G Country Kid™ From the Orignal's JULTEN JOSEPH MATINEES ALL THIS K~This Coupon and 10¢ Will Admit Any Lady to Best “WHITE ROSE" 5th ANNUAL BALL} iven by Eddy-Glover Post No. 6 American Legion STATE ARMORY FRIDAY, FEB. 15 Admission $1.00 Tax Free DIAMOND RING FREE Bow and Arrow Tavern COUNTRY STORE “TONIGHT” ble Priges—lots of Tun, citement and Surprises mis Bow and Arrow Orchestra Dancing and Dining Every Evening Cory and Warm—cquipped with Steam Heat Have you selected your Valentines? Don't wait until the last moment—choose your Val- entines now, while our as- sortment is complete. We have the very finest cards the eards you will be proud to send. We have children’s cards, cute and amusing—Valen- tines of sweet sentimental- ity for the sub-deb--Valen- tines with maturer phras- ing for her elder sisters— Valentines for everybody. Benolt s Art Shop MAIN § mount picture starring Douglas Fair- | wire from the third balcony onto the | | f | { | | | | on the all-star bill are the Ball Fam- ily, clever acrobatic specialists; Goldie and Thorne, in a corking good com- edy diglogue number, and “The Doctor and the Maid,” one of the funniest of repartee sketches. picture, “The Lullaby,” starring Jane | Novak, also closes its local shoumg Tully Marshali, Brandon Hurst, \|gu||| tonight. Tomorrow, with vaudeville bill, comes (Freckles) Barry in “The Country Kid” and Sunday starts a four days' showing of the David Wark Griffith a new masterpiece of comedy drama, *“The | Unknown will White Rose.” Later “The Purple,” mystery drama shown. Tomorrow’s picture, Kid,” shows Barry stepping into new role, that of an older who assumes the duties of father and mother to his two or- | other occasion a few months ago. | phaned brothers. pathos and it 18 a grim fight that the |80 good. The story has youngster has to make to keep the old home intact. “The White Rose,” which opens | Sunday night is a typical Griffith pro-| duction, a story that leaves the spec- tator with a warm glow in the heart, one that brings a smile to the f: dender memories and a far richer outlook. “HUNCHBACK OF \O’I'Rl DAME At the Palace theater on Sunda night will be held the widely heralded premiere of the Universal production, “The Hunchback .of Notre Dame,” which won the unqualified praise of New York critics, being generally hailed as the finest achievement of the age. Produced with utter disregard for cost with a cast of stellar notables the same lavishness is being shown in the presentations. However, ow- ing to the cost and expense of pre. Parsons Theatre HARTFORD THREE NIGHTS COMMENCING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, THE ROLLICKING MUSICAL SHOW HELEN OF TROY, N. Y. Exceptional Cast and Cherus. ¥ COMPA ON TOUR Eves,, b0c to 82 Best Seats Tonight—THOMAS MEIGHAN, “PIED PIPER MALONE” & WARTI‘\—G ARTER CONTEST THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY Entirely New LEW BREMS & FELIX MARTIN The | of 3,091, which includes such notables Wesley | There will be a large orchestra with re | be | excellent vaudeville { “The Country|Who can a | Pearson, brother | “Rhythm” the both | been a big favorite here and on an-| its | picture be admit nts and will win a Friday at sentation it is being restricted to the| Baby Peggy children will largest theaters and will not be shown | ted after school for ten e in any regular motion picture houses|also have a change before 1925, if then. Pegey doll On Lon Chaney heads the Juby the t'uuh-ki which time the mothers bring children who resemble Peggy in some way and they judged and the winners will Baby Peggy dolls Reserved seats for| Next we The Home Town Min | strel Follies” will be the big attrac- tion with a cast of 50 local boys and giris. as Ernest Torrcnce,Patsy Ruth Miller, Bryson. | will de Brufler and Winifred the original score. the eyening shows are now selling. BABY PEGGY AT CAPITOL Tonight is the last showing of the bill at the Capi- tol which opened Monday and those should not miss seeing Newport and Pearson, in anecing act that has \VOICES v THE AIR) KDKA “The Eternal Struggle” is al- Jast Tomorrow the entire bill ‘ebruary | changes and brings & new show of S { fine entertainers. The feature vaude- 6:30 p. m-—Dinner concert by the | ville offering will present the Petro- | Pittsburgh Athletic assoclation or- { grad Entertainers as produced by Ben | chestia. Berni, the celebrated producer of | T7:30 p. m.—"What Constitutes Vi- vaudeville orchestras. “The Pelrograd |sion,” by a representative of the San- Entertainers” are an aggregation of |itation committee, Allegheny medical nine clever musicians who play won- society derfully well and also offer several 7:45 p. m. novelties Another featured act on 8:00 p. m.—Market reports from the biil will offer Walter Manthey |the studio of the Nutional Stockman and Girls, a clever offering with a and Farmer studio. cast of very versatile artists, The| 8:16 p. m.—"Why You Should Visit other acts are up to the Capitol stand- Furope This Summer,” Charles Lutus ard. the Pittsburgh Post. Baby Peggy was the object of a 8:30 p. m.—Concert, dual love interest during the film- 9:55 p. m.—Arlington time ing of “The Darling of New Yor cather forecast. her first big starring vehicle for Uni e versal—on the set and off. WBZ The tiny starlet is the (Westinghouse the entire love interest in the pieture. B8 She was only a waif, cast by acel-| 6:00 p. dent in with a bunch of crooks and | WBZ Quintette, gem smugglers. Before she was with | 7:30 p. m.—Bedtime them very long they were responding | kiddies, to her every whim, with kiddie cars Humorous program. and other toys. | Story for Grownups by The affection for Peggy was not| Marden. confined to the picture, elther, She| 9:55 p. won the warm friendship of every' 11:00 p. mmber of the big cast, Had she music by caten all of the confections showered | Kathlean on her she would have a continual “tummy-ache," “The Darling of New York” is an original story, written especially for Peggy by King Paggot, and will be featured on this bill for the last three days this weck. In conjunction with the showing of | The (Westingho Pittsburgh ) The Children’s period. of 1 signals. W center of Springfield) story for the | Orison 8. m.—Arlington time signals. m.—Program of Chamber the WBZ Quintette, and E. Delehanty, pianist KYW $:30 p. m.—News, financial and nished by the Union Trust Co., C cago Journal of Commerce, and U, | De; ept. of Agriculture. m.—Children’s 8. bedtime 30 p m.~Dinner concert 7 7 | broadcast from the Congress hotel, | | and his orchestra. 0 p. m.—Clyde Doerr and | 710t07 Thurs. night Feb, 21, at 8:15 his orchestra, 7:20 to 7 ‘&‘- m.—Joska Debabary Geraldine Farrar |..;: his orchestra. §:00 to $:58 p. m.—DMusical pro- and | B ].m CONCERT COMPANY | Greit Henry Weldon [ ton, b Baritone o Joseph Malkin 9:05 P. M.— "Cellist [ books by Liewallyn i (laude Gotthelf editor of Chicago Evening Pos Pianist 9:15 p. m. rogram furnished thv Federal Health burcan Ticket Now at 10:00 p. m. to 2:00 a. m. L. FIEREE 0O, | The artists wiil Include Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, Clyde Doerr's orchestra 82,50, boxes and loges $3.00 7. Remington Weleh, Management ‘.\h\') ker's theater, NEW BRITAIN MU CLUB Martha Welling- pi- D. Greif, tenor; compan Arthur ritone; William H. I rnes, latest ry Reviews of the Jones, liter by «Midnight organist at w Iu America~- D. C) of Washing- ton, | (Radio Corp. 6:00-—Stories for children by Peggy { Alblon 7:30—Dance program by Druce's orchestra 8:15 manager tion of the soclation 8:30 orche 8:40 | contraito 9:00 Touring by the and Transporta- Autorobil talk on Touring American A of Concert by the Raleigh hotel Song recital by Hazel . Arth, Song recital by Mabel C. Lati | mer, soprano | 6:15—Duets by Ellmbeth Lindsay Dayton and Margaret Callahan 9:80—Concert by the Inter-Stat band | Commerce ow | — waGI (American Radio and Iescarch Corp ~Medford Hillside, Mass.,) ports. Boston police r Code practice, le “THE I\IPERIAI, RL\[ | E Local C ONTEST THE GREAT DOUG'S SON NOW A STAR ! l'n. by Amateurs Apply Now m.-—Meeting ¢ Big Sat. Matinee [} Brother Amrad club. KIDDIE _6:50 p. m.—Message AMATEURS ] oris by cims. . ¢ “Science Up t¢ Americar ening Sca Gu Bostor Night to Car 7:20 p. m Scientific m.—E the WEAS el. & Tel. C N Religious services United Syna sport tali Wilsor pices of the terica. Da Fisher talk ally Fanny under the a ilturist; talks and N Joseph i company mpany; folinist, accompanied Manning; Harold th assisting artists Ku mayer. Meredith WNAC (8hepard Etores— Bost p. m ent Gard Har Childre WNAC ore Cresc «t L tet and { \\ /,’Al,‘“\\\'”\\ WILLAM ELLIOTY & 558 L LASKY PRESENT DOUCLAS FAIRBANKS JR. "Stephen S¢ with THEODORE ROBERTS - A Chip Off the Old Block—That's Young Doug. Can He Act?—Just Like His Father ! - Re"er ‘lkp ()u' For 11ns Omhlt 's a Corker i vt AHLBERG'S ORCHESTRA Will Appear Amateur Night P ' er forecast p. m der the au farm bur Care Out Program give Dave m ub of P hour) by jents of Ambrose nport, lowa. Short address president wiz (Acotian H New ». m~—~"Under York « the Cocoanut ty) steflar cast | matinec there will fe a Faby Peggy | m.—Dinner concert by ithe | final market and sport summary fur-| Chi- Roy Young and his banjo sex- | T [ Tree” s wland story, by Flor- mith Vincent. p. m.— Danes i zer and his Cafe chestra, | 74 program by Iry- Boulevard or- m.—"*The Progress of the ! World,"” a Review of Reviews talk. § p. m.—Dance program by Irving | 8e1zer and his Cafe Boulevard orches- tr 5:30 A City Official series ‘rank J. Monaghan, com- the department of p. m talk by Dr. alth, $:45 p. m.—Recital by Irving Oblo, tenor, accompanied by Mrs. Oblo. | 9 p m sing Gelatine for Health and Pleasure,” by Anne Lewis Plerce of the New York Tribune institute. 9:15 p. m—U'. 8. army night. | 10:30 p. m—T, Rowe, director general of the Pan-AmericaL union. 10:45 p. m.—Recital by Jean Smith, W00 (John Wanamakers—Philadelphia) Hotel 0—Dinner music from Adelphia concert orchestra §:30—Tom Daly, poet. 8:45 — WOO Orchestra; R. W, | Hutchinson, baritone; Harriette G. Ridley, accompanist, | 9:55—United States naval observae tory time signal. 10:02-——United States weather fore- cast. 10:08—Grand organ Mary E. Vogt. WHAS (Courier-Journal and Louisville Times ~—Louisville, Ky.) recital, Miss 7:30 to 9 p. m.—Concert under the auspices of Mrs. J. K. Harmon, Jr., of N Albany, Ind. Reading—An | Inte ing historical episode, Late |important news bulletine. Official | central standard announced. W | 9 | WFI “ (Strawbridge and Clothier—Phila.) 6 p. m.—Bedtime stories. 6:30 p. m.—Meyer Davis Bellevue Stratford Hotel concert orchestra, wip (Gimbel Bros,—FPhila.) m,- I'HH\II music by Jimmy Campbell's Little club studio orches- | tra, 6:45 p. U, 8. department of griculture livestock and produce | market reports, Tpm 1 | stories and roll call for m. Wip's the bedtime children. (Detroit Iree 6:00 p. m.—Dinne cast from hatel Tuller p. m.~Musical Luspices of the ss——Detroit,) concert broade der the program, un Tuesday Musi- ale waenr, Telephone Co. m hotel m, (Federal and Buffalo.) Dinner music. Statler dance Digest of Telegraph 6:30 p Lopez 7:30 p news, 8:45 p. the Buftalo Gieor Vincent orchestra, the day's m.—Ball room- Trust company M. Zimmerman, president Lafayette National Bank ) p. m.—Address, Milton Guggenheimer, Markell, Ruth & s P m—Address, George Rand, president Buffalo Trust pany, Banquet of Addr former 50 e Co. ", come Violin solo, Fuller, Lafayetts Trust company 9:10 p, minjon, North DN Juffalo George branch, Man's H. m Re Presbyterian chuke p. m.~—\Voca Becker, Lafayette Trust company Address, Charles Do Stewart, #0lo, Miss branc! Marion Buffalo Musical program given ional School, Twen- ty-three orchestra and friends WHN, State Theater b p. m Gardens orchestra (Loew's N. Y. City) Jack Fox's Clover 0-8:05 Polly Scaran Archer, wine uche” contest essay sical program its league, George ckma ams planist, i ner of prize i reading her prize 8:06-8:35 p winnir m Music Stud 0 p. m Sto Kotty soprano and P hilip Abre popular Dan Gregory and Dolly Jamison o ob Mi Alberts Pic James 800, Lew relicved and m Method. cxplana jrserip The Stearns Conn. t by Wa a“ E Hartford, ag. 1