New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924. tvvwnmmmw'cntw 8-9:15 p m.—Clasafcal concert, !Honulu:u Hurbor, Hawail; $11,000 for p. m.-1 a. m. — Nighthawk |New Bedford and Fairhaven harbor, et el D e Lo zVO[CES’N THE AIR; tru‘!jr‘s i i | Mass., and $3,080 for Plymouth Har- F;‘,:,‘,‘,‘;,;;“‘;}.“"“:i‘::" ":;,I,,.Li'.’:‘ L o l KDKA ‘ e . GET ROBBER SUSPECTS [ previous honors won, in the J. K. Me. Discovery of Bomes in California Tells | (Westinghons Pittsburgh. i Av ad Donald production, y of Mine Mits St Aol | | ( wnother Booth Tarkington story S BI0y3. 08 Agts DM | 615 ~Dinner coucert by the | Ho 3 1y Rathbone of y ¢ Ben Alexander has climbed steadily Dicustor, Pittsburgh Athletic ussociation or- 6 Carl Foatano, Alleged Gasg Leader toward stardom since his first im- clistra. Gregorio Scaizo, dire portant recognition in “Hearts of the Angeles, March 26.—A pre-| 8 p. m.—*“Broadcasting From Your| ! t from East- World,” and is one of the few profes- | historic tragedy in which three men| Home,” L. O. Marsteltar, tio En-| . Wasl Madl Robbers. sional children, who, as they grow and a woman . trudging across gineer of the Westingio <hort talk by Hon.| ¥ | older, holds fast to charm identified Stream bed near what now 1s Holly- | & Manufacturing Co Herbert Hoover, secretur { com-| Chicago, Marc ~—Carl Fontano, £ . | with extreme vouth. wood were allowed hy quicksands| 5:15 p. m.—Concert. meree. alleged gang leader, 1s under arrest B L L Sl b S Ll i and & police search is being made Tor n oy of Mine, 1} carries an ay prove to h preserved Aur mod- ‘ | g s e S MARTY DUPRELE AT PALACE | Bay,” with Tom Mix in the featured | important role in compuny with ern science the earlicst wiz CRAC 11 gangsters in comncction with the | Henry Walthall,, lrene Rich and| man life, ace o | (Montreal.) $160,000 registered mail pouch rob- is ' ductions of gcologists and p n...' 2 bery at Hamey yesterday by four manfully through cenes of great | being shown at the Capitol theater | 108ists examining skulls and skeleton G:in0—Dmner coneert the WBZ v Mt Royal Ho nee | bu its who ’-\r red in an .‘1\’Holnn. $ Ir)1{|la went over to a big success. | yquajor nd gr splendor. Thursday, Friday and \v,w,‘m‘ ments unearthed on the Rancho |s ring orchestra. orche bile after eachanging shots with pur. Iis siiow is positively the greatest| gquyjor is md at the trading posts R ‘unajo. 7:00—Humorous pr i 3 I nsicnl conmedy tabloid on tour to- | of the Hudson Lay Trading company. | “BY DIVINE RIGHT"—LYCEUM Found 2 et below the surface, gincer Sections of the Urg: te WNAC 1y and is the big success tl No city tenement district is out-squal- | 10se who like the best in photo- | the four rossilized skiietons are! " sixth of a scries of lecture§| &:30 p. n—WNAC dinner 1y | thought to b ose of persons who | J. Charles A, Thuis of the Unit & p. m.-—Her Menthe ayuaamoumoaauummouuuu,“mo.uomo! Ben Alexander, oue hundred per PREH]STOR[C TRAGEDY J ol | 7~ e Unless otherwise indicated, thentrical notices and reviews in this column ure writen by the press ugencies for the respective amusement company. Held in Connection With Chicago = '»/ - = AR BBBBRBEBLLESS me""'f' TETTIIP 1, Mass.) Again yesterday to crowded houses role. Tom Mix, as Michael Daune, strides| Rocklife Fellowes. The picture _— tarly Dupree and ier Musical Come- sucrs. Police may Fontano owns the ma- ine which the bandits abandoned car West Hammond. He declared that the machine was stolen from his ome while he slept yesterday, but ~cause of the fuct that its cast are| gred by the latter, T as seen | drama should not miss seeing very talented — performe in “North of Hudson Bay” are quar-|Divine Right,” which shows for the !Ved from !‘"-“"" 5,000 ye g “"“”“'"“‘»‘ RIS » comedy, danc nd patter are pojsome places, with almost as many |last time at the Lyecum tonight, in a&c. Dr. Wiliam . v—Bedtime story for the Kiddies, | ! me entertainment to everyone. Ben- by Jonn 1ox, Jr. | program which features La Temple & | 191y, Sclence and Art, who has dir the WIZ string orchestra and Miss (D' roit Bty e )R IANRIE(omTlomS & che Himolgf e Drohan and Frank ) the | ~ Sl = Co., one of the best ucts of legerd ed the excavatin, lared the esti- | Mary S, Bagg., soorano; Mrs, W. O, - { 2 i o When appre- mates were consorvati Dr. Loye | Johnson, soprano; Mrs. It M. Streeter, . 6 p. m.—Dinn ) .+ broadeast hend 4, ¥ A Ameying Sthe doors of hi ymedians are a at couple, vers| wpOY OF MINE APITOL» | main seen hers i Other mny in their character, songs and| . 2 numbers include a singing and danc- | Milter, professor of biology I ¢ n from Hote! Tuller. onigl ast showing of the & = - A q 0 il R (e e I,N . i ing team and a musical duo who play | University of California, pointed o P SRR % g g ) ,H 100 in b IJ ! splendid bill at the Capitol Which | oiactions ranging from rag to grand | that oniy painstaking rese could | WBZ Sl NN SO A P00 hias been pleasing big crowds since the | gne, tablish with any degree of certainty (Boston, Mass.) ;m’nr.‘ the sk ipme ..«] of money chich the fos e 3 sontained In the registered pouches, % : AN e ! . ! c (Philadelphia, Pa.) heid payrolls for more than ia Negri in “Shadows of Puri morrow, the Lyceum changes is. no._dou c . o angece sa e Lroxdou st from — mployes of Harvey industrics. the vaudesille bill is featured by Mer: |movie program s well. bringing jealing wi mains of untold { Jordan hall, given by Miss Georgina | g.s, T S e slarty Dupree is a charming onter- ® & { | iiner and her songs, dances, and en- 3 & Campbell “Phantom Justie three days. @ntiquty.” vlor, contralto and Miss Frances) S | 5 Tiht1is b AT A AT copaters. To- | Rod LaRocque and Este] aylor, the Portions of the fos cletons have | Weeks, accompanist WRC SEEK MISS[NG MAN Ihe remainder of the cust in- | Mmorrow the bill changes and|!stars in “The Ten Commundments” been sent t E 1 and will b —_— - (Washington) five new of th vaude- [are featured in this picture, This pie. Submitted fo various tests. Most o wsn 5:15-—Instruction in internatic the fossilized bones will remair (Atlanta, —Central Standard Time) | oo qe. Chicaso Auto! Seleanan’ Hos B Los Angeles museum, where experts - 60 Rtoriea s il iren o luds Marion Dioland, an exeel that will again Le well liked. [ture exposes the crime wave's greatest will try assemble them, Later| &:00——Vick Myers' Melody orches-| \jpion. . Missing Since February 20 When and evoke plenty of laughter comedy i olio are ted very heartily torcing them lay opening. The photoplay offers | with a new vaudeville pro ) give several encores repeatedly. rimau donnn; George Brown and Lew ! aron, exceptional singers: and Wal- | Heading the program is Dan Coleman, | friend—phantom justice, It concerns e Melville, o past muster of the assisted hy Alma Bauer and Don Ar-|a brilliant attorney who prostituted rtof daticing. Much of Mr. Melville's | mand in “The New Stenog.” It is a{the wit God gave him to set at liberty . ouehing is responsible for the won. wusteal farce and capablyy done by |dangerous criminals he knew to 1 A i Va n for Bart sl WHR jerful way iu which the chorus dance, | this trio. Mr. Coleman is a noted Irish {guilty. He lived on the fat of the | further scrutiny 1 s bedtime story, nd to say the least, they the S -“Come to Atlanta” program, | comedian and will be a big hit Capite! nd from his ill gotten gains. Then e 3 o . 1 % 1 . . . 0 infor Cha or oo 0 T everest singing and dancing group of Fatrons, Other acts include Naomi and |came the awakening and the mizhty (“New Haven” Road Makes | Junior Chamber of Commerce, man, whose relatives say he has been :irls in any tabloid. The show remains wissing since February 20, when he liey v e shipped 1o the Smith- | tra e He Started as Chauffeur, (Kansas City) Chicag March 24. =— Search for Waiter Butzbach, an antomobile sales Her Brazillian Boys, th American | Upheaval that changed the course of st Al e ! LELR I A O leers DL LloE . s neaiatiacs roany liven i Punctuality Record| N LW < woo lired a3 a chautfeor to a man named Afering brand new shows vvery Mon- harmony, and pep. Another teature on | The showing | f “The Now York, March 26.—Passenger|!Cincinnati—Central Standard Tims) (Philadelphia) Cudahy, has heen extended to New Dy %bg Thutaday. Ihily fizwi foaal bill 18 Harry Breen, th Jid fire | White Sin," a W roduction truins on the New Haven reac S 00 Tle e o | T:30—Mavana Casino orchestra York and Detroit, whera he planned mateurs will have a chance to show | fong writer: Joyce and Juon Bernard |Starring Madge Nells SSUres pecord o time pertorn it TarsginselsEani Site | Grand organ recital — Mary to dr is employer before his dis- heir wi Fomorrow with the com- | are two clever girls who sing har-|Movie patrons of another fine pro- | 45,1 per cent Mar §i oy foeo [ S R ST R By sppearance plete change of bill thephotoplay fea- | mony real welli and Franeis und Loyd ;gr:un !-\”“l'v- h “'!.m?(‘\‘ \mdt for- through trains were lute, both due to WOC 9:00-—~WOO orchest | Although Dr B. Mathesan, phy- are Wil ofter the William Fox spe- | are acrialists Who offer their stunts in | Ward. Then comes “The Plonecr hot boxca on coaches. Only 4.9 per | et e | 10:03—Walter Miller and his Ritz- | sicial of John R. Cadahy, relative of L o R Ny iR, | Trail.” a sort of companion picture 10 cont of all traina run were late at des 2 |Cariton orchestra [the pioneer packer, demied Mr, Cud The Covered Wagor tinati ikes three rocord | 4 ; e — ahy could be the man mentioned, de- days In March—the two other davs | 2k cal iprosTami(Skiont) ) tectives have meked Los Angeles, P RS ON S l,nghsh G |ol)c ]"n(‘"(‘l‘”\ being March 4 when per cont of e | (New York) Memphis, and New York authorities passenger trai e on time, o e | 7:00—~Religlous services by United |concerning him. The physictan as A Again Hop Off on Flight \i;;.,5 Wi e al New: Vork) {synugogue of America serte 3r. Cudahy, whom he lett ia : By Awociated Press. passenger trains 3 e I e e ; alvator Solte. bamso Memphis Friday, was ot ikl Havre, March -The three Drit- (hen rat ten days of March the aver- | \:I "fl:’ e 'v:f’”‘;"",’h ']',‘5"'. el 30:-Gertrude Donime, pianist, .<|-|m‘g.-‘ Ark., at (T uu’::-“ nu‘r:v-d”hy WED. o ish aviators headed by A, Start Mac- g, por f passenger traing on | FF 4 aeuty tfe Boulevard | g.¢5" sulia Brancati, mezzo s0- | Butsbach's relatives. i J.arcn wha started from Calehot, Eng 1e was QUBIER f o prano, A Sidb—Samuel & Aronsen, planist TONGHT ONLY i land, on a hydroplane world tour, left | 8 . 9:15-=Max B. Brick, tenc : 2 J 9:00—"Wetmar— Vusical and Lit.| *:19-3Max B. Brick, tenor. American Avidters Now today for Lyons. The atrmen, whos g oace of Woman May [ W = ' ) ; “BY Dl v INE BERIHA KALIC" T SOayiaelsiyio oall N iTonje Shan. Arrest - ‘"f"m h:‘ Open| e WAAM All Set to Start Again oy At todaoun cans dawy nekr | SUpIE Big i Ldquor s Soandnl {50 st iRl iheien Sles! o Nowark) Sl e ol i . : 7002 Dan Jitoha, teaor attie, March 26,—Supplies of fu il s toN b g 1 thing 5. la reac! rince Rupert 26 art) chorus ) ru 13--Benjamin Friedman, offering | *"d " T Rupert, (3] was favorable and a speedy trip to ' tand, A ) . b The Kreutzer Sonata 'vous s expected of Wit in It 10 e great rum | 10:50—Dance program - by o |, T 3=Tenamin riedma oo any el Tilhos At runni e . " today in ¢ 1 his I “he | . By JACOB GORDIN 2 8 g ke X, 30. of mRn:and iis Trookdero orchentes, Al Novine, tenor. loated at Seal Cove to deslgnate the i i t arrest of Mrs. Minnie Suack, 30, of | - 3 : Al 3 . b 2 y ; st — Mt soe—siz Athlete Sues Doctor Who, W 1a Hivs bedn e e : jchard Douglas, haritone, |!eAt landing place for the four army Dot Fail To see This Pictme y gEen TRAT FOPIEL 0 T ATPRITA I A YR DER, (e : YW '30—Baby Babette, juveniie vocal. |#'1at0rs whose next spurt on their Also . —COMM, THURS, He Says, Made Him Cripple Ehaenetuoledul companlunt a UM C I tral Standard Time.) | ’ “round the woeld” flight will carry PINE VAUDEVILLY 4 33tk Chic ch 2 Arnt Johngon, Rt \w} P Bl gl S “ ~Al Wilson, Oscar Tayior and |them out of the United States. The Seahiving rvtiigerelienab st il S g o Clavsiund wholetnle quanitioniot | rildrew's bedtime |, Feinsths four airmen will Jeave Sand Polnt LATEMPLE & (O, [ r Norweglan American team, | LIS iy e acthdens Pl el L A 5—-Blly Berkes' “Merry Man. ' 2viation field, near Scattle, Sunday or A Great Magic As WILLIAM A, llll\ll\ sult for $100,000 damuges against o ot o it ‘w ol TS0 op. om .1” A9} 00 hattan Melodians,” Monday for the British Columbin I ninirmoner | hrondeast from Congress e 9:45—8terling JubHee quartet. {stopping place. “Everything is ready surgeon, who three yeurs treated ot its Neniiie &l : . THU RS =1 11, —SAT, SIM N Lis broken leg, He charges that he e T et & p. m.—Musical progran )0—Palisndes onaders, peer. | {07 the next lap,” Major I*, L. Martin, . . 4 cause the fracture was improperly act ! ooty {the commander said. “The enly thing SPHANTOM JUSTICEH )i has heen erippled and unabls to |12 SR Srcarn Brh 8 Ksh il it SN {left is for us to get there,” il el ! W who 1eft the hotel | (g s Mral Standar | Work of transforming the - carn s velthood as an atl . 4 LW ran ming the airplanes . TINRR D s ) s and | - TARBOR IMPROVEMENTS into seaplanes will he accomplished LADIES' MATINEE Pas 's Tak o IR (I8 D1 o ’ " J grd o sergh’s| Washington, March 26.—Allotments today or tomorrow. Al a ceremony This Coupon and 10¢ Will asscngers Lawen Uil ‘ cy Conew mis from current river and harbor im-. | tomorrow, the four giant Douglas ma. Admit Any Lady o Stranded Steamer Today YR " p. m.~Studio prograr [provement funds, anncunced today by chines will be christened, Seattls, ¢ Bo;l Heati' TS, i Ao New Yok, March 26 oments or erwin Candidate for 11 p. m~Hote et dauce mi- arny engineers include $110,000 for | Hoston, New Oricans and Chicago, st Seats, My of Love, War and Vife L Diotar Wiektchlb 110 s s _ Wouin.) o besdysioibye ok koo y Board of Selectmen Get Seats ' n REASON, (that the 25 passcogers aboard the steamship President Monroe, aground ol T, K off the Florida const near Miaind, were n mellman, and seerctary o being transforeed to tugs for removal the tirst ten days of March the avers to Miami, They will be taken by rail andidate for sclectman 1o #ic 6:05 p. m.-~The James Hote! | i [to Koy West and pla another ‘harles . Walnwright, The | Dinner Dance orchestra or alder. | wip | (Philadelphia,) r N oat for Havana, v will go te eld off or 15 years, | - on the Dollar lincr 1 nt Harriso mocratie WGY {lto continue their round-the-world ! 6:30 p. m.—="Adventure 8tory WMAQ (Chicago-~entral Time,) rectady.) TP me<Miss Georgene ¥ story 1ady; stories for t) 'IO'\I(-HT—"\IHK( EDE 1ADOWS OF PARIS” £:40 p. m.~Lagalle 9:15 p. m.—Program THURS,, FRIL, SAT. ¢ Gunn Schoo! of Music 5 — KEITH ACTS — 5 | : = Wi Central Time.) VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK Featuring MARTY DUPREE | i 1‘;.:""“" DAN COLEMAN AND — - crrat i) \ssisted By Muslcal Comedy Follies . mFosters Bory Tais. ALMA BAUER AND DON ARMAND ‘ <7 B .M in “THE NEW STENOG” . A Riot l-,\m_f Show! See Them Sure e NAOMI AND HER BRAZILIAN BOYS D e e oo Dbt i | 10 B s i OTHER BIG AC TTHURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY |67 p. m—schoot of the Atr, BOOTH TARKINGTON . 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