New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1924, Page 11

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FTITVTVTEPIPE T promised in while coming ' starring for the half another fine pictu “Ihantom i Ilater is arew E GREAT BY The la "ITOL Capitol for is on areat satis. from start deville bill is the st the I ot the side, ise the we present bill at the and 1 ts to storm shrinkin nobles patace, tied f to his band, rushed o finish, caviting | headed m lcompany Groat s that i veal class in esides bing s the “act diffcrent novelty that will prove real enterta ing: wnd M ptional clever fu their musical comedy sk Scoend Meeti Reed Hier music and coméc lemen i'rom Newhere 1 attriction “The Harry Lewi Frederick ing £prang . heading ihe the revolutio the revolnt hatf of lenc: W en The hy of of Marqu his sword & h sou Ing n Jimiy eight Lovers,” 4 done songs \ery comice s in the with nioug Palac faree now and sh ter o mus cley erly i angmented or- | somn KARA AT LYCEUM, ot Monro o e my vir and Lyt continu im is o nd wi Perming lemonstrations at he remainder bill ar oty comedy, vongs E wd the Novelty | riloon i his § On the Wost wad tri the s e ] lare on in siish it of danec revie steppers that will its kind in vau The feature ginall Barker's production M, it story wild the divore in star cist the dinlogue, i hig »n ps up ol st s in i riv ering of theut “Con- | ville photopiay emotions which aturcd week e ine attrac lows of vaude- the world, 1h clor medy of and all 1 « coarts n ot « s in neat two iy ipitol tions i 1'o *Tand entation pictur portid impri ] urn the 1 Mile, ntone Merecdes’ d will v oher s mied, the story o him ceompanicd otferi wire consid playing her Leen investi 12 vrot sty 1 oofre v i Brituin Usedl Phone CVer has used roid et The Best Piciure of Any Season Vallet " 10 bt red ranes mai cphone, News o iy Tonight - ¥ri, - =al, KEITH VAUDEVILIL featuring . . Jimmy Gildea & Co. In a Farce With Mus “THE GREAT LOVER Cast of 8 Artists ALERO “The Act Different™ REED & TERMINI “Gentlemen From Nowhere” MONROE AND MA “Their Second Meeting™ “THE STEPPERS” ix, Neal English aind the Fredervick Sisters in “\ Scintillating Dance Revue™ by RAFAEL SABATINI fdapiation and Continuity by WILLIS GOLDBECK Featuring RAMON NOVARRO ALICE TERRY LEWIS STONE Pistagraphed by JOHN F. SEITZ Diveited by REX INGRAM Hairy Le ————————— Reginald Darker presents “PLEASURE MAD” Big Casi of Stars AUGMENTED. ORCHESTRA Boses 5 ats 1o el e PRICES: Mat AL Other wellones N ital, Monday MERCEDES % LY N e — T — LYCEUM — NOW PLAYING WARE R Sh0§ Johnny Hines DORIS MAY RUTH RENICK and DAN MASON ALSO FINE VAUDEVILLE—FEATURING —KARA — THE MYSTERY MAN OF INDIA | ws presents | would ! | Khupack estate, ) NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MORE DETAILS OUT | “Gets-1t” Makes INDINES SHOOTING ., Corns Vanish. Mahel Normand’s Chaulfeur Held' for Higher Gourt [ Los Angeles, March hearing of the charge against Hora Greer, forme auifeur (or Mabel Normand, film actress of attempted | murder against Courtland 8. Dines, Denver oil operator, which resulted in Greer being held to answer to the superior court, developed several new pliases including the following: Wounds on body apparently ccaused by three builets, one us previously reported Admits Being Drunk Tmprovement in Dines’ memory em- | bracing his admission 1o Justice J.| Walter Hamby that he was drunk the time of the shooting, admission that he was in The late ‘ All < Hurting Instantly don’t cut their own corns, to rid their feet of corn or by shoul risk infection or 0 ea-y to end completely, p | n it i louses, quickiy. . 'wo or th om an pe ol ivl mml off with 2 . ARy urt. Try it today.* . Lawrencs & Co., ( 8 10Bistoncs 0Nl Gug sverwhives scury acs arantre, eaving the Dines| ment hon | Saw Mabel Enter Bedroom P'NCHOT,S REPORT Dines’ testimony that Miss Nornfand | was in the room with him when Greer| el arrived and for some time afterward | and the cvide of Miss Edna Purvi- | anee that (rom the bathroom door sl saw Miss Normand cuteving the bed- | room from th room, where Dines and G tmmedi | agter the shooting. Normand he | maintained that not ia the | rooni at the time of the shooting). Of the four who admittedly were at the Dines apartment were in | conrt toda Dines, Miss | Pumiance n 1is in the cast, [ Dincs related o conscentive s cvents from 4he time Gue at the door up to the time the were fired, Didn’t Shoot At objection @f the defens not permitted mswer the g “did Miss Novmund shoot you He to v thut Purvian md he was that #hot hims i auestion vohe was under the liguor, he sald “yes," explaining hid been out all the night and Died been deinking all that never a t for Penn. Governor Declares State Has Been Put on Business Basis and Wets Are Being Driven Oug living The state business busis, government | reor- that a dollar's worth of serviee is being given for every doll spent and bren vade and # Is clearly | on the way" aloons out of Pennsylvaniz and preventing and pun- ishing bootleggi Governor Pinchot shots | dcclared today in th rst of a series | of six wrticles giyv t the first fourtecn niinistra The the citizer the “Your Government,” he governor id forts constituted his piedges to the votors vter his think it Lumancly hars b rest vemaining istration.” drive ont the W bootleeging, the governor said ob is far from finished but it Prior|is within the truth to claim that Pennsylvania, onee (he wettest state Union, is now the ler in the law enforcement Great s been made and greater rly on the way.' Harrishu March placed on a been has W acconnt of mont articl ade ito his Himselr f ~ wis licaded: these three of. three definite both before and Wl asserted: 1 to say what could in fourteen months wd and that the hed during the my pledge was ulowed not D] | | i he ) not claction i fair e don accomplis accompl three year tegarding o as 1o w influenes that I | day, Miss Purvia, n will be his e said, had been witl apartment all | Miss Normand hud been there bt and a i two hours {10 the shootin, mo o and of the lea City Items charity i Back special Andrews & o, departiment win buek 1o the wru additional $1,000 gt the s Already Loen tup Lo advt prob- [ ably fund an the $5,000 year, d in has lunchics at Crowell's. adyt will hotd party this Vo Prizges The firs evening will Iy vietrol advt Lo Auxiliary il masked Norden 1tun arded for ¢ and Plunos, Henry Morans [ ) W England hold ity reg. lock in i lodge Order of Protection, ular mecting tonlght at | Oda Feliows’ hall on Aveh st New Process Columbla Record re. lea out weekly, At Columbia headquarters, John Andrews & Co. —advt Bisters, | tomor. Judd's | A | Worthy Tempis will ho! e reguia row cvening at § bl Join Pythian mecting clovk in Morans' Muste Club,-- | d a three ten Main str through the ageney eh records every week Andrews & advi, Mrs. Frank Shicld and Mra, George Jogers are | v tew days in New York iy, L Spring Millinery, Vrench Hat 87 West Main St Prof. Bldg. Copyright, Harrid & Ewing Lane late Kauftman, | Franklin K Mrs ey dnughtor the | ne wocretary of th interjor, s about 1o seek n stag, ro Mhe reeently appeared in an amateur pro- duction in Mo a f #pending Shoppe, vt Kansas City vi v i at the Gilehrees ; uilding permita iy office of Inspe Joseph La Rocca, brick block at 42 Tre. %514, to $18.00 repairs and additio Main strect, $25,000; Tony famil £8.000 Easter The airplanc ——————— USE SULPHUR T0 HEAL YOUR SKIN Broken Ont Skin and Ttehi ed attained by an 55 miles per been Join €, X tenement ot st maximium s is 26 hour., Cyby L) f Join Moran ! Viki Daneing 1t M Yo has bron tal Clark b Musie Club. ad Fair 1 and® ent John A, Ar clothes with Lar 0. 0, ¥, hall tonight tainment. —advt rews & Co. wash ‘Maytng.“—Ady “h Ne e ho > Fesema Helped Over Night Loty sopra For ur in eruptions arms for relie ightly rash Arthur G. Kim vrary & grom t sing st ®unday blotches o neck or or by body yon do not has La P 10 wait P A, dent to s At & d ski tho-Sulphur nest day de speetali Apply and improve. mbarra ares o t A 100n, Moy t «hows 2 Nt me ' Pro yund nr 1 pply rch me destroying | ey thi moment Only cnus i o a rm has at Hallinan's.—advt * Awhile.” fox troi. Bruns- John A. Andrews & Co. nothing bees preparatic you it heating tho.s Air Ron The airy This is hot | 1 ance companics are only costs safc i . this Mentho-Sul th Iari e transport ry opinien the English up insur by air and boat siddes b ha 3 is backed hall the raiiway Healthy Liver Healthy Life \ our liver—healthy or clogged.active or stuggish—makes all the diffcrence between a vigorous, cheeriul life and low spirits and failure. To subdue a stub- born liver, overcome consti- pation, dizzi- Three Nights Beginning Thursday, March 20 Matince Saturday Messrs. Shubert Present Richard Bennett “The Dancers” The Sen<ational London Success by Sir Gevald dn Mauricr SUPPORTING COMPANY OF e *2.50. Mar. S0, £2.00 MARCH 20, 1924. VOVPVIETIVCTPITIVISIIIII Y $VOICES IN THE AIR § CTPIVGPIITIGPPIPIPITIPPIIT | (Westinghous Thursd, thews, H dlight Inspe KDKA Sast Pittsburgh.) ay, March 20, dinper conecert, ddress by W. W, M At~ ctor of the Mo- tor Vehicle Dept., Commonwealth of vania. “eature. tional Stockman a 1 market reports. Far p. m.—Conceit script Society o rm program. by f Pittsbuigh, nd the Manu- . m.—Arlington iime signals. + forec: :30 p. m.- p. m—-Mu Elisha Stanlcy 7:39 p. m— kiddies, 40 p. m. ( 5 p.m— 30 p. m.- 1 markets. . f fina 7o and his T:10 to 7:30 p orchestr 0 to T: bary and his o 8 to 8:20 p of Good Read §:20 to 9:03 gram: Halvatiol Als (Gimbel B 3 p.om— 45 p. m.- ture livestock | reports, Be 1en 7op. om. 5 p.om. ™ pathic I 9:30 | Homeo phia. 10:30 p. m wwitz on the Germantown theater or- | admin- | aloons und prevent and | | (Pederat 6:50 {eent | chestra, 730 nows, daily ment story, P, m.- p.om Second reports, bulletin L&y Alblon, 7130—"The Q | Extensjon 1niy 8:15--8ong soprano. 30s-Concer quartet 5:00- the United 8ta T {hals and 10:00 the Conce United Sm (Acolian Ha Heory . p.om.- m. in ~Dinner Lopez Hotel A talk recital oneert Retransmission weather st Late evening concer! wWBZ (Westinghouse—Springtield.) sic talk )imsted sedtime st by ory for t ‘oncert, Arlington time Kvw News, financial ldren's bedtin Joska p. m.—Clyde Doerr & p. Joska Del rehest m, I3 n "wenty Minu m.~-Musical Army Staff ban wie ; ros.—Dhiladelphia) Dinner music. U. 8, Dept. of Agric and produce dtime stories, nten services, il by male chor on Wome hospital of [hilad t. Ltobert | he signals. and | ne DeBabary | nd ja- tes pro- 1d. ul- market us. n's el Recital by Karl Bon- Ted Weems and his , Co.—N. Y. C.) Vi music, Stutler the da; of Digest of broadcasting Indugtrial The Ameriean uestion oy about the ersity. by Ruth t by by the orchestra tes Navy band, of time forecasts, rt by the orchestra tes Navy band l1-<=New York City) abbit stories Questionnaire 13 Time Songs at the piano. roblems of Crime” Fairehild in- dance or. '8 all Employ- boy (Radio Corp of America~\Wash- ington, D, C.) G:00-~Stories for childven by DPeg- Salle Peter, the Metropolitan of hlg»’ of by by ivening organ recital, Honorable George ‘holson, corporation connsel, 2:30 p. m.- concert, 10:30 p. (Strawbridg 6 p.om.- pal, assisted planist 6:50 Stratford H 5 p. m ote1 Me Symphor driphia 10:10 p. Symphonic dan m Charles D, me=Dance program wi and Clothier-Phila by Bobby Davis Dellev orchestra Poy Eco Meyer concert eing of o Coneert by the orchéstra of © harlie Kerr and e orchesira r ue yut Wom- Phila- | (Gen, |books. General [William Detlef, pianis | (Westinghouse, - | WHAS (Courier-Journal and Louisville Times Louisville, Ky.) 7:80 to 9 p. m—Concert; Intefna- | tional ay school lession; radio | talk; late ; official central stand- ard time announced at 9 o'clock, we (Detroit Kree Press—Detroit) 6:00—Dinner concert. §:15—Lenten lecture. | (La Presse—>Montreal, Canada) 7:00—Kiddies storics in French and lish, )—Rex Battle and his orchestra. Mrs. Mary Wall Ray, harpist, 10:30—Jos. C. Smith and Smith and | his orchestra, wri | (American Radio and Research Corp,, Medford Hillside, Mass.) —— 6:15 p. m.—Boston police reports. WGY | 6:30 p. m.—Meeting of the Amrad Schenectady, N. Y.) |big brother club, | 7:00 p.x “Bits of W Beale, Vi Girector, 5 P Ele cening program, 1. by Geo. Brinton Concert by the Buena Joseph Frechette, # m.—Talk on Sibera, 6:00—Produce and stock quotations; news bulletins, 6:30—Dinner music. T:45—Program by Baldock double quartet. A few moments with new | Wm. Jacob, librarian of the Electrie Co, woc (Palmer School of Chiropractic— Davenport, Towa) ndman’s Visit, Sport news and weather fore. | market . WHN | (Loew's State Theater Bldg., N. Y. C.) :30 p. m.—TLou Gold and his Wig- wam club orchestra, 10:00 p. m.—Marconi cordion solos, 10:10 p. m.—Sara V. Turitz soprano . m.—William Berkes tenor. Matty Levine, piano 9 Bros. in ae- ucational lecture, “Spring"” he time for Brightening up the Home. 0=—Orchestra program (1 hour). . orchestra, . B. Rochts, baritone soloist, 17 teen minutes of harmony by Wendell Hall. p. m.—Sam Lannin and his Roseland dance orchestr: p. m.—Richard Douglas, 11:30 p. m.—Will Morrissey of the Monte Carlo. | 11:40 p. m.—Kindlers | chestra. Woo (John Wanamaker's— Philadelphia) dance or- va- signal, nited States weather fore- | Guaranteed Relief in 5 Hours Why Head Cold for & otk i B??“p‘xm;. Ripez Pre- o lock nothi ‘ WNAC Stores—Boston ) 30-—WNAC dinner dance. ard Colonial orchestra. 8:00—The Mendelssohn singers. (Shepard Shep- ) goe r!‘mk".\!o\.n‘eu have & | trace goes—quick. ! trial treatment, fres, by writing to., the Clinical Laboratories, Cleveland, Ohfo, and sending 10 cents to cover. p-ckmz T"d pfa""} But y’l:eh no risk in getting direct from the dealer. On sale this city at all druggists, (Union Trust Co., Cleveland, Ohio) eventh annual s|u-‘l ner of Y. M. C. A. at Hollenden | hotel. Speech by Hon, Newton D, Baker, former secretary of war, sub- “Education and Citizenship,” R. E. Lewis, general secre- tary of M. C. A, Music by mem- bers of faculty of Oberhin Conserva- tory of Music, 7:30 p. m.— | 4 by The Clinkeal Labetateries Co., Glevend, 8. Mothers, Do This= When the Children Co::ll Rub Musterole on Throatsa . No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup, or worse. And then’s when you're glad you have a jar of Musterole at hand to give prompt relief, It does not blister, As first aid, Musterole is excellent. Thousands of mothers know it. You should keep a jar ready for instant use, It is the remedy for adults, tob, Re- lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheu- matism, lumbago, pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the chest (it may prevent pneumonia), To Mothers: M:ahrolohnw children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. 30¢ and 65c, jars and tubes, (American Telephone and Telegraph Co.,, New York City) 6:45 p. m.—Talk by Amer culturist; mid-week ser: by the New York Federation of Churches; Daily Sport talk by Thornton Fisher; talk by Haro- witz Bros. and Margaretan; talk by the Bank of America: concert direct from Hunter college under the an- spices of the Adolph Lewisohn I'ree Public course in Chamber Music; Ade- laide Soper, contralto, can Agri- WBZ Boston Herald.T Joston) ve eler, 00 p. m—~Music talk by Robert ha Stanley Olmstcad, 7:30 p. m.—Bedtime story Kiddies, 7:40 p. m.—Concert, Story for grownups by Orison Marden, §:30 p. m.—Coneert given by choir | of Bt. Aldan’s church, Brookline, Mass, ( for the Better than a mustcrd plast Keep the Children Well! 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