New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1924, Page 11

GEDLLIIELIEBH289085580050802088888808588882889888588 MARTY in LALLL5888000500 ¢ Unless othernise ed. theatrical oofices and reviews in this column are by the pross ugencies for the respectivg wipusement eo el NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, == SHIP WITH 1200 ON BOARD AFIRE AT SEA ™ :‘.f Bricih Bat I Due i Port Sudan Tomorrow AT THE PALACE are > for the sit to I OET VTPV I T IO T IV I TP IO I e TTTITITTIIGIGY « GOOD BILL Tomorrow AT LYC ~|n\‘rnn ing act, “w\-vl Chamb. 2 Devils, a colored mu- ature | finishing steamship ddah with ) pilgrims abr 0 dechs, mays a Lloyis ¢h from Port Sudan. The fire is ‘consuming the cotton in the in tow «d tom s a big cast movie Levine LYCEUM TONT “lhe White ONLY Over On S COUPeN AND 10 ADMES ANY LADY BUST SENTS » " 9 o Wit o = UOMMON LAWY 1AZZ BEVILS” Thin KEITH VAUDEVILLE featuring SHURA RULOWA & (0. Sem Artistices tussian Dancers sty e i'riday —Saturday GEND & MARY ENOS Stiength and Beauty "ROBINSON & PIERCE “No More Soloons™ & DUPRELLE ical Moments JACK FAY & (0. “A Trip to Monte Carlo” SMITH Y T AR ;‘ A South Sea Thriller! )% Filined * n the tro; it combines Natural Colors and Undersea Photo- Presented by J, E, Williamson Directed by Ralph Ince Produced by Written by SUBMARINE FILM W CURTIS BENTON under WILLIAMSON pat y Night Only—EXTRA SPECIAL DOROTHY PHILLIPS and KENNETH HAR! N R nd “THE WORLDS A STAGE" By Eliror Glyn accom- est M due at is something dan tomorrow sweep of the tan has left Port ¢ illim- | . is on the oppo. port o J. M. (hernofi‘ \;zent of Mutual Life Co. off has Lizcome as huettts My- Talk on Home Education rm l'\nuLn Women Here : Without Ammunition, 200 Volunteers Are Wiped Out Joso A g0, has ! in that state by a »f Villistas, according to ed in Juarer, r from here 1 their their 1 wit lo ar W usitington a on receiy it protection iweo, v from the so the arrived in pursuit of 4 v mmitte ollowing liss . Mrs, Ity soclalist, theeity com Mis resignation ended contention resulting in a i st wesk whe comniission form of turn to the coun« nuary 1 wis Mark Binding nnec it we missioner two years of spec votad to set batteries o 1 elect sid ra Another Great Sunday Afternoon Concert CAPITOL THEATER — HARTFORD APRIL 6TH, AT 3 O'CLOCK Robert Kellogg presents the World Famous Italian Tenor —GIGLI— (P’ronounced Gee-Lee) of the Metropolitan Opera Company Prices (including taxes), 87¢, SL15, 8173, $2.30, & Tickets at McCoy's Music Store (office of Robert Kellogg) 89 Asylum St., Hartford ‘Phone 2-0375 Mail Orders Now PALACE TONIGHT AND "ALL WEEK MARTY DUPREE AND FOLLIES New Show Thursday Amateurs Friday THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ART SINGER JIM ADOLPH ZUKOR AND JESSE L LASKY PRESENT WILLIAM §. —_— A — (" William S, Hart PRODUCTION @ GParomoun! (idnre SIS, e — e ot Rl e APRIL 2, it was 1924. m.mnmwwnvm«n | $VOICES IN THE AIR § - "'"'m.mm"”" KDKA —-East Pittsburgh) Meltia spoon; inhale vapors; Iy {reely up nostri Vicks Over 17 Mdlu:n Jars u..; HEAD COLDS S p. m~—l‘rogr.4m \\ L o of America WANT NEW canL the Hos- nsylvania. time on sig- . m.—Humeorous program. Department of the RACES CALLED OFF or- ning of was santi Cianci Purcha Property from sakm Thoma > signala. city April, rison served Children’s Day in a Detroit movie theater. A wild There was lots of shooting going at the kids didn’'t know about, A hots rang out. The organist, he woman raised It wa | west thriller was being shown, on. But more was to follow tl woman rose from her seat. T’ Sigmund Rosen (left), slumped over a bottle to her lips, »d out in ;\Hn then fell over unconscious. A panic was narrowly averted. At the hospital it was found the woman was Rosen's estranged wife (right). Poth she and her husband are in a critical condition, G £ ree WCAPr Potomac Telephone egraph Co.—Washington moco CHARLES CRAWFORD GORST The Bird Man He knows all sorts of interesting facts about birds, their calls and their habits Wednesday Evening at 8 O'clock Special Performance for Children at 4:10 Under Auspices of darents and Teachers’ Association Single Admission—-25 Cents =l Central Junior High Auditorium (Chesapeake an and 7:08 p. m—8hort talk \\\u (Shepard Stores—Toston) Child . m—D ~Lowel institute ita from “Wake Trio. lan WGt (Ameriean Radio and Repearch Corps —-Medford Hillside, ‘Mass.) lu! . m.—MAasage to' Camp -“gcience Up to Dat ening program \\'r‘k American Legion Week Post will present at the Lyceum Theater h, This Unusual Photoplay Eddy-Glover April Tth, Sth and 9( IF you can see but one picture this year - that picture sheuld be"The Whipping Boss MENSGRAM PICTURES CORPW(M presents~ Eddie Ph llps Lydia KMH; : ¢ and an excellent ww?*‘"j““‘ 6:50 p. m.——Dinner musi 7:50 p. m.—News §:45 p. m.—Monologue 9 p. m.—Musieal program 11 p. m.—Supper mus 12:30 . m.—Spanish The Mohawk Minstrel, Monday, April Tth The lLegion State Depl. Troupe-~ Tuesday and Wednesday, “GOING UP” April 10th, 11th and 12th (Couricr-Journal and Lowisville Times —Louisville, Ky.) April 8th and 9th 7:30 to 9 . g Py o rt. Twenty minmte . “An Interesting His- torical Episode.” Late important news. Offti Standard time al Centra . woo Wanamaker — 1"