New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 29, 1924, Page 21

f‘fi?@"' Unless otherwise ndicuto written by the pross Ul:..n.! 19208000020089000300 9 MUSIC, Smith Nonsense,” whirl, made with their change show has a cast of real clever enter- tainers and headed by nk Smith | and Allie Bagley they have been well liked here cvery performan The offering is a combination of music, song, dan and comedy, with the work of the chor the best that has jeen scen here this season, Spec mention must be given these cight i as they are fhe prettiest and best Inol.)l\g chorus who 1 ever trod Palace g Ton there will * local amateurs off'er: with th ash prizes for the winnc The will complete its engagement with thres ws on Saturda excellent Paramount picturt of Zane Grey's new novel, *The AL COMEDY AT Bagley's PALACE. ;Call of the Canyon,” which w “Leagie of | shown for the first time with unust | comedy | ally gratifying results at the ;| theater last night lof the World war happi and love half civilized cattle The period depicted in the s that tollowing the armis the ove as army had ar and the wounded were ported from France at irr ? Richard Dix, Lois Wilson an Daw are featured and the merry musi another big hit of! program. who finds healtl in the ranges of "his Ari 1g tre Marjoric SINTL S WHITE White Lil mier the sh's career, t the triumph of an wi show Palace herd An n have ter, New 1 ing Sunday, “The White its pr . itain, for onc start Mareh at . Sigter” which is an Ir spiration production sed b Metr s been acclaimed one of th ificant films cver made, story wis tuken from 1 ramov | novel by 17 Marion Crowford an screened entirely in Jtuly n Africu Iome, Naples, Sorrento, Tiveli an even Mt \esuvius were some of “locstions™ usod, und the resait ling to erities in the 1 where the picture has attraction is the most duction yet made. Besides Miss Gish thrilling story, the ald Colmun, @ new reen has scored suecess; J, arney & pionecr: Gall Broadwiny thousand others deawn from tie of Buropean. playors “The White Sister artistic trinmph ot week, PALACE TONIGHT AND SAT. Don’t Miss This Show! Smith and Bagley ‘THE LEAGUE — Of = OF NONSENSE’ Musical Comedy with Pretty Girls, Dancers and Comedians Great Dancing Chorus RICHARD DIX and LOIS WILSON THE most sig co beautitul to interpret U cast includes Ror comer to tl scnsations ¥, i motic heroin and £l who pietire K many SUCCOSErS, Leen calle the the d by Inetion as ti rthelm inelu won tl dircetor that ing * 1921 ture o the Tol'uhic photoplay medul the Vo o ariar o ] Use Cuticura Soap And Ointment To Heal Sore Hands “THE (\ll. or CANYON™ AMATELRS day Tonight—LOCAL Continuous Shows Sa CUMING—ALL NEXT WEEK STARTING SUNDAY, MARCH 2 The Biggest Picture of the Year! Nothing can compare with this great romance of a iove that outlived passion Presented by Inspiration Pictures, Inc. CHAS.H. DUELL,Jr. Lillian Gish inthe HENT'Y KING procuinsf J%White Sister By F. MARION CRAWFORD 5 MONTHS ON BROADWAY AT $2 PRICES Spectacle— Thrills— Drama Action— Beauty ALL RUSH SEATS “~ OUR PRICES — Entire Orchestra Futire Balcony Boses and Loges Twice Daily 2:15—7:30 With Augmented Orchestra Don’t Miss It Mat.. Mar.. Mat.. Boses and Loges M Good Seats at g risT T AT POPULAR FITPFPCTRITITPIOTIEVGTAGTTOICTITPRIIOPOICIICICTIERI S as | Palac is a story of a her rugged, ed home s5- ular fnter. AT PALACL greatest thea- m. The north- | the ranks present Henr in pic- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, bb&t.fl.b&&h&t&t&hb&&tb*&%bi&.‘,&tfi&t.\bhta&.&&.‘b-&uh&&&b& “SPORTING YOUTH” AT CAPITOL. vaudevitle presenta- &1 The most thrilling act in b‘xs now at the Capito! in the #/tion of The Australian Mendoz ; darlm; pair who ride e a glo They s, ride “ motorcycles in- with territi g speed and cause many a thrill as they the inside of the large ®| globe Bobby Henshaw & ! ukulele and o docs @ ' things to incr tainment, but he piays the ukulele well and so differently that he come known as Bobby shaw. Jim and Jack are dancers, probably the fa deville, and they will muk with the audie her Joe B. @ | circle als manuy T Stanley & Co. off Theo Laddie o cluding Harry h, | @nd Lucille De 1| Garden are fine comedians, teginald Denny's wonderful e ming and diving ability came play in his latest Univer duction, “Sporting Youth, opened yesterday at the ater, Although Sharpe, Land. singing a the picture a story of automobile rucing the one spectacular where | dives from a cliff into tie scene torboat, The Lov with the 1 . taken here hown next - program. pictur regular \ e e THE CORSON SUNTETTE: The Corson Sextette, Lest musical offering ity this winter, is the Lyceum, Bached by effects, this musicians gives a rare of good music, hoth juzz and classic, Also on the bill are other good acts, jnciuding ing, talking wnd 0 eccentrie coupls th produce dienne, The pictur worthy than - senting Hope e in the “Dues 1t Pay with a man of who yields temptation @ attractive siren, divorces h wif and then gets his just ""The picture abour in beantiful d e sets, displuvs some gowns and some of the by the fast sct ot the ¥ . quite sensations e induy night's biil brings in u smashing of fight, “Allas Wind," und A Midnight starring Vola Vale and G an Intriguing story al girl and the great white w v N one of star attractive young treat to loy is | d | group o we d! Seve dancing who are petite s und a co action is audeville no e bill, the lam 1Pox story dventuress al | m 1 of million are 19sell I | plenty he is ut RULIET POR CANCEIR PAIN, Philadelphia Surgeons Sever Nerves of In adelphia, 1 Spiiler of t sen and relieve rom clopme ine The omy," enEory It is por the pair LYCEUM INTGHT AND SATURDAY operation is knov nd co nerve ormed ists the only intenss t At William 1ox Special DOESITPAY HOPL HAMPTON PINE VAUDENVILLD Featming SON SEANTETTE ALL NEXT WEER Checker Girls With AL LEMONS TONIGHT AND SAT. Reginald Denny ‘Sporting Youth’ A 90 Horse Power Romance KEITH VAUDEVILLE THE AUSTRALIAN MENDOZAS m “THE GLOBE OF DEATH’ BOBBY ‘UKE’ HENSHAW The Merry Mim J. B. STANLEY & (0. T JIMAND JACK LADDIE AND (.uum\ NEXT WEEK “Her Temponr_v Husband™ Pictures Take By Louise Lovely Shown Here Monday wooden plays the other his supply of cnter- 50 has be- | Hen- two colored est in vau- a big hit ces during their stay ffer e | “Waiting,” a farce with a big cast, in- Brown and and dancing m- t colun " DERBY CONGRESSMAN FOR . DRY LAW MODIFICATION into 11-Jewel pro- Capitol {a: is cssentiully is enny occan and swims several hundred yards to a mo- the 8 brought to this act at the scenic | nen semi- great singing pre- Hamyton as a beautirul spe- deals vulth and refinement faithtul deserts, in- wonderil parties stuged re's William drama, wi Night iflower,” iston Glass chorus FRIDAY, Tl CLOSED GARS ARE STUDEBAKER PRI 'Seven Closed Types in Jas Exhibit 24 model Studeba cars, now terest at th usual the Studebaker p that the stability and beauty of a ed body are cqually as correct performance of ] In addition to their skillfu) de and solidity of construction, the Studebaker closed ca chara ized by many new refincments convenie . necessities for com motoring isfaction, that even gre values than before, The 1924 Studebaker enclosed ofter a wide range of uding the big-six seven-passe sedun and five-passenger coupc; spec X five-passenger scdan five-passenger coupe; and the 1 SIX five-passengor two-p. ger coupe-roadster and the new senger coupe. The chassis dieh these bodies are mounted ker en altracting so much sedan, ablished unusual records for power, | dependability, comfort and econ and made Studebaker a dol ating figure in the automobile in try. The 1982 standard dise wheel and tire cov five-passcnger ssenger bave us cquipment. complete with tire, is provided on coupe. On the se sedan two extra vith tir tubes and tire rart of th r cquipment, sedun and nger coupe at the large, enameled jtrunk fitted with two suit cuses u hat box, and bandsome, nickel- ed bumpe front and re Comfort 1 convenience for driver and passengers furthe tiected by features as the natic windshield cleancr, gluss visor, rear view mirror, new quick aetion cowl ventilator of nminum, flower vase, joweled duy clock, heater, snubbers, t proof transmission lock, autorn gasoline signal on instrument b J lamps, attra car corner rea light and combinution i, as well as many add with wk ure mussive lmps, couriesy undsiuil Vgl items, In is cquippe smoking set, Other striking features of Iding to its beauty ine 1 the awluminum bound ru boards with corrugated rubber and step wluminum tes, th pod, American w steering wheol with new type ud throttle control, motometer ek and ornamental radiator ca six curs are uphols Chase mohair, top lint ¥ 'Th ion, W ovanity cus the six, and puls, and closid quality with mo: coupe | 1 cushionti ith th folds out the and tdentical in d of way i use P O'sullivan Anw Favor i tatives Who Ac Beverages. MANNIN W ) ob, 20 Lam o'sulliva Conn today L the Wrald modifie Act “w of Congre Db “p mbors of i viting Volste repr tatives i tie 1 ach of the hous 1 in the moment, on March the manufactu Al and miti #a membe movemen! Thi ted act mbers of ¢ ted 1§ umber of bring | stead patch About M m O Mic 11 GRECO WANTS CON \ aring Greco Tor com EBRUARY show, carry out in an u, indi selection, upon 1 Lig-sixes carry dise whee An e covers, auto- glare-proof, 1 2 4 lig other the big-six sed ulnut sparh | auxilfar driver's 192 | yvvthwvtvvtcv«wwvquvw 3VOICES IN THE AIR : "vwovwow‘v«w"wflwfl KD (Westinghouse- February \ [C]’S 6:15 p. m. cile Hale, from lll(l\ll" theater, 15 p. m—Itadio ast Pittsburgh) 1921, -Organ by Lu- Motion recital the Cameo Pittsburgh, P Boy Scout mect- children's period. feature. arranged Ti45 00 9:00 —The Special —Program Legion. ~—Arlington time m m, m. p p. p. clos- oin- by olic clos- signals. important as | cliassis. sign new ct -Dinner concert by the ra. 6:00 p. m. WBZ orches 7:00 p. m.—"Three !dramatized story prepared Youth's Companion. 30 p. m.—Bedtime story for the kiddies Ly the original dream daddy. Current book review by R. A, Mac- Donald of the Court square bhook \d lete ” P 1s o Crowd,” a ic by the cars in- nger the and ight- m p. m.—Program of chamber music by the WBZ orchestra, and Harriet Chamberlain, lyric soprano, h\\ o (Westinghouse—Chicago.) have omy, min- rdus- | rarae 6:30 p. m-—News, financial and fi. nal market furnished by Union Trust company, Chicago Journal of Com- merce and United tes Department of Agriculture, 6:50 p. m.—Children's s Ntre tube the ven- heels, bedtime are The arry steel | and plat- 7100 to T er concert from the 7:00 to 0 p. m.—D Congress Hotel, 7:10 p. m. and his orchestra, 7:10 to 7:20 p. m. ,and his orchestra. 20 to 7:30 p. and his orc)\oulr.l 10:00 p. m. to 2 Revue, ry -Clyde Doerr m.—Joska DeBaba- both rore- m.- 00 a. Midnight “type | cast | cight | hicf- matic oard, oach shis, wip, (Gimbel Brothers,—Philadelphia.) 6:05 p. m, Iimm'r the JordueLewis dance orchestra. G:40 p. m.—U, 8 Dept of Agricul- ture livestock and produce market re- porte, roll call music by stop- nele m.—1 for the Wip's stories and children, and WNAC, big- hepard Storcs.—Boston, Mass,) utility, ldren’s half hour, WNAC dinner danee, Hotel Westminster, Concert program m, m.- from m ng 0 p. mats ¢ . broadeast $:00 p. with . tered dou- floor F 5 p. m,—Lisa Bickman, sclections, m 1 WHN, (Tocy \ 50+ N dos eteh nder- He when Jracken 10:2 singing ;.mul.u 140 10:4 med! of plano solos “10:45 1y m.~=Tom sin 'mg 10:4 Mont 10 18ing 11-11:05 § planist 11:05-1 0=10:55 Carlo, 1 Dixie L ~James A, Bre 1:10 Willlam Curtis, Patrick pe 2t and oy afl v e n ation Th “ Dot iton Arlington time signals| ~Joska DeBaba- | £ Woven on the looms. Tailored by America's most skilled artisans. To suit the discriminating taste of the men of this city. $1.00 BECKWITH 273 Main St. to $3'00 CONN. HAT CO. Arcade YOUR HATTERS weap nd Potomac Washington, D, (Chesapeake Co., G $:00 Address m. Watson, from Pennsylvania, on “The Advantage Twenty-five Per Cent | bodied in th \l("Io n duction of Taxes,” $:15 to 9:45 p. m.—Concert by Marine band orchestra, 10:00 to 11:00 p. m.—Dance m played by the Vinecent Lopez Penn ania orchestra. p. by Henry W, resentative | subje (Iederal Telep and Co., B ) T'elegr 5:30 Dinner 50 p.om, music Lopez Hotel ) 4 .o, 8. Second daily reports, 9:00 p, m.—Musical progri under the auspices of the Cataract Electric Co, 11:00 p, m~—Supper musie, Lopez Hotel Statler dance orche 150 of d Digest the broadcasting of m g obe Wi and Clothier, Phil nny Jim-—the (Strawbridge 6:00 p, m, dies Ta 6:30 p. Stratford Me cone Davis Belle orchestra m hote! rt WGY, ectric Co N. Y.) Produce und stock ma news bulleting, 89 p. m.—~Children's program 5 p. m.—Mealth talk, N Department of Mealth Ti45 p. m-—Radio drama—Com Tailor Made Man,” (Smith) od ) WGY Players Ll (General A AR, T P’rogram Penn.) Ly student siciar §:15 m.-~Fir “House und Grou given cach Friday night tour woeks by members o 1l departments of the Stute College: “Houschold Spring,” by I talk in a ds” series for the » t to vanta leling Disque. Music $:45 p.om "Women,” a mes ywed by age from Stat ) 8t nsylvania a alumn nnsylvania musica lectic wal Nadio and | ford illside Me ad elub. Boston police Am Honorable United States rep- ! hotel Vincent Statler dance orchestra. rtson- Vineent tri Kid- Schencelady, Y. stat Bpec | 10: p. m.—United States weather elephone | forec: 1 10:0 the Hot Kernels, m.—Dance program from delphia, by the Kentucky P :;w LINKS PRIEST TO MURDER. e 2 New Witness Thinks Man at Scene of Crime Was Abbe Delorme, Montreal, Feb, ness, E. Depocas, painter, was produced by the prose- cution yesterday at the trial of the Rev, Adelard Delorme in an at- tempt to identify the former priest g the murderer of his half-brother, orme. told of 29.—A surprise wit- an automobile the usic aph a man in priest- y costume and a profile like that of the defendant whom he had seen at night in a closed automobile near the gate of the cemetery where Raoul Delorme’s body wae found the next day, Depocas lives opposit gate, At 2 a. m, on Jan, 7, 2, tostified, aw a closed automobile stop opposite the gate. Then, as it the car came within twenty- o house into the full the houselights driver wore the Roman priest,” Depocas Pointing at the accused, “His profile seemed to resemble Abbe Delorme,” The Crown alleges Abbe Delorme killed his relative in order to hide irregularitics in the administration of the Delorme estate. ay's all e the cemetery 1922, he iven he 1. turned, foet glare of *The coliur of a eclared, added, that u.) ue of S, REPRLESENTED, Geneva, Ieb ~Leugus Na- i officials today cxpressed hope at the United States would have I | representative at the meetings, hee PiN ning Mar the special coms tes which prepare pros m for rnational conferences opium, held — in Novembes, Draft conventions will be drawn up for supmissior November con- ferences ag the for their work, WANTS U, of * h o is to inte " ! n the gri the mu- to 1 basis COOLIDGE, CAMPAIGN Lincoln, Ncb., Feb, Frank I, director of the Coolidge cam- Nebraska, today filed peti- secretary of state place nomination Corrick paign in tions with the ing President Coolidge 1 the publican primary election and entering a full ticket of delegates at large, district delegates and alte N 28 namcs in all. A total of ¢ t names appeared on the petitions, r. Corrick said. _— s sceds wi Mysteries of the Department proof containers Tut ch were found in Ancients, Agriculture of tomb of they will their Agri ories. The erbs containing and s the e field produced he ankhamen which to pr - pRese operiics t Home Made Remedy PARMINT Stops Any Cough Quick e ounce ) add te water to