New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1924, Page 11

N W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Whl)Nbbl)AY APRIL 16, 19«. e 2 Ay ) mmm ; oo rai® A Comoper” » 1] EVOICESINTHE AIRY, vox !FOR BABY'S ;ueu»suu»uouu.s»00auo;uumwsmwwuoum 3 6:00—Spanish lessons, 6:33—Ncws, financial and final mar- kets, 6:45—Children's beatime story. f s A\ 25 : . 2 : 1 7:00—Dinner concert. Americ Teleph Telegrapl Unless otherwise Indicated, theatrical notices and reviews n this column are & 4 o ; ! 3 1:00—Joske DeBabary's orchestrs, | (ARMIRD TREPRONE and Telegraph written by the press ugencies for the respective mimusement company. 5. i 7:10—Clyde Doerr's orchestra, CorNew Nork-City.) FEITPIITIIIAITIRIIITITITIIIICI T IITETIIGTTTTIVIIE Fea 0 e i 78('Ifl:"\::‘:(‘c:;’c“;rb:l?;;l?rchse:::; TH0R10 SLLI0E, Sin = Bynaxogu HOLY PICTURES AT PALACE, Deaf, blind and formerly dumb, she : . ; Stewart and his Knights of Syncopa. | "¢r¥ices: Daily sport talks soprano: Tonight is the last showing of has created a sensation with her wone i : . 4 tion, . tenor; falk: lecture on Practical “West of the Water Tower,” from derful achicvements while being han- { T . 4 9:00-~"Good Road" talk. American Politics; talk; “The Chiclet | the widely read novel and with a cast dicapped in all possible ways., She ; : 9:06—Program, orchestra.” Salvation Army band. that includes Glen Hunter, Ernest now talks in vaudeville and her offers i $ : o 2 9:15—Talk. Torrence and May McAvoy, Tomorrow ing is very entertaining and edue " G i ' : . 10:00—~Midnight revue, WO0O0. the bill changes for the last half of tional. She is accompanied by Anna! ik - . § # g ! v " P the week and brings a double feature Macy Sullivan, her teacher life- : M 5 : 3 WBZ RECLEN S AR A e LR bl As a special attraction the big long friend. Patrons of the Capitol| : ; s photoplay will offer “From the Man- have a real treat in store for them in | p 4 3 ger to the * the life of Christ in the presentation of Miss Keller, There | A ¢ e Ry : o 6:00—Dinner concert. - natural colors. These pictures were will be four other acts on the bill of | g o : 00—Medical sociipn of the oo | e DA 08, QonompR st ) taken in Palestine and Egypt by the the highest entertainment qualities, | . ? ganlzed reserves.” 000p g CAMA B S DeC ML ter Passion Players of Europe 1w A photoplay which is far out of thel . - — . 7:30—Bedtime story. AisHipam cTimeManel cently made a trip to Ame ordinary in the tensencss of its drama | 1:40—Program of chamber music,| 10:0% P- M.—Weather forecast. the role of Christ is played by the fa-'and in the emotional,response which | SO 8:30—Meeting of the natlo: & & = ~§u‘iuunummm? mous Anton g who has made a'it will arouse from the public, is the | The noise of war even strikes its discordant note in musical | paloret WIZ. “"TS HILDREN & M“ )0%*00&”&\&000&..0 (Westinghouse—Springfield) [ p. m.~—Organ recital 8:00 p. m.—Orchestra. Soprano, 2 publican club, iifo study in this particular work. The Goldwsn picturt, “The Day of Faith,» | cireles. Antonio Molinari, famous operatic tenor, and his gom-|'s:s —Arlington time signals, (Aeolian Uall—New York City.) are beautiful and the life of directed by Tod Dirowning, from the | pany were winning great success in Mexico City when the last{ 11:30—Late dance concert, | - ] Sooth and i is vividly portrayed novel by Arthur Somers Koche, It | . s . . - 100 p. m.—Bedtime story. It Heals, es 4 s = revolution started. After weeks of idleness, Molinari moved over | o ;' P pLeimon 8 Brotects the Skin | Appropriate music will will be the attraction at the . vrogress of the There's Nothing Like It. All druggists ) i "ucat: \ e j in time for his company t ‘ accompany the films, The other fea- theater for threc days, beginning 0 Yucatan. He reached there just mn tlme‘ or mpany 10 | ., .o s : LG ture will offer Emerson Hough's “The Thursday. zet caught between the fire of two armies. Several of his singers bl ‘“'\-;T'lffi; )r,m;. RoH Y st Door,” a comedy draing — S | were killed. Now Molinari and his wife, an operatic soprano, are| 7:30—Dance orchestra. 1 ram, T8 SURPENSION written by the author of “Ihe Cover-\ Yopne (;imhel Takes Bride | recuperating in San Francisco. 8:00—New York police glee club, *| 840 p. m.—"The City Record. 4 Soellacy of Martioed ed Wagon.” An all star cast of p 9 8:30—Program by Union of Ortho- 45 . Soprano, ist. 3 pelisey ot Harthen will be seen in the principal roles, Starts Long Honc_vmoon Y R . conferred yesterday with eity ofticials dox Jewish congregations of A ica. 9: 5 Noman 4 ¢ wight for a run off New York, Avril 16.—iss Srhm i ive 1o a suspension of the gas Julls 8:50—Baritone. | Europe.” K Tour da i S 5 ¢ nainly a psycliological prohlem. What 3 AIrope, » filing stati rdinar in 5 o ‘Lities of 1erncz Milhis danghter \h\ mainy'a gy ¥ l D Callbnhone * . . e tiling station ordinance in e o ) \ ol > selection 9:15 p. m.—-New York University bl . " D 5 Trib1a, 1t tl11F1i0\ oY Poature déleac. | Clarence Miliaer 6f £10 Park avenie I Nfll AND I RI A[]' the poor diplomats have got to do ia | Bt = by WIVersity | ge of the Standard OIl company's tion. {was married last night to Richard not only.to meet public opinion, but to | f b i el v t for a permit to operate such meet the smaller body of sane men | °:30—Baritone. 10:30 p. m.—Dance program. ~ {Gimbel, son of Mr, and Mrs, Lllis A. 3 ;mhe | AT = » a station at the corner of South Main FINL BILL AT LYCEU) | Gimbel of Philadeiphia at the Ritz- | who really know what the real prob- | ',G.‘,O_J?c':ig‘“m“"m"‘ ‘ SUES CONNTOTICET CO. . |and West Deatl's streets. 'The gaso- The Lyceum's program for this eve- | Carlton hotel, | " of security is, and to get the rep- : : UES OC v ] ine company bought this lot from the ning Inciudes three feature They -oxpect to spend their hm ‘ |'1s:l*nm!i\-_‘x of every nation concerned T F William F. Mangan. acting for Al- | i{uights of Columbus, Shortly after i R UL trava e e T on i consth ot Nra i jto take wise steps and ol\nluln l::(lsc e ehe se parian) bert Record, has instituted action for | the deal was closed, the common e o F e RO s il klrm 1o their own people, so there stingh e—DBoston, $1,000 damages against the Connec- | council adopted the ordinance, I,,:‘f l::“f“,"“’w’“} g s o ‘”'.','\. '““,” :i:‘.‘"i::rnnj‘.]r|'1.];.'|l"r ”' ) Ma(}DOflfllfl would We]come Go - |.m\ be an international fecling of | 6:09—Dinner concert. tieut Co. Deputy Shoriff Adolph Ca g ket Tha GoverGrR LAy e R s B et i | security which will open the door to| 7:30—Bedtime story, son served the papers yesterday, 0V 8 L L e a ol 3 al Seely indi- O=—National republican club din. i 11, esult of ollisio - BUILDING PERMITS, o ¢ Sl | I G"dhyoh vN ‘{he arrangement General See | suit is the result of & o ‘0 I\n “l ke of 1\;:}\:\\ ;\."m ol IMrs. Curtis Gets Decree el‘ellce a 6 t el aIIOlIS | cated. | ner, tween one of the company’s car Building permits have been issued LS AR = nis 0] da “All this is & mafter to be consid- 30-—Chamber musle, an automobile owr by the de as fol : P, & I Corbin Co., alter- '\nlli'vllv“ .'\‘ ;:’,.-T\]q"..‘ ”.‘u‘f.‘ h’t"u:m‘“f ) .Ilo\m- HuSI)\flnd !n ..Pa."b 8y The Associated Press, ered in detail, and inquiries will have 9:55—Arlington time signale ant on June 14, 19 The writ is re- | ations to building 29, $7,000; Andrew I W afternoon in on Taris, Amtl 16.-Mrs. Laura Dea- | & L Uil X 10 be made. 1 say without reserve turable in the city court on the first | Braziszek, three family house at 200 ot her best, a pietur ood that atrice Merriam Curtis has been grant- | i April 16.—DPrime Minister 1."‘1 with all my heart that T am ex- WHAS Monday of May. Barnett street, $11,000, reissh: ha Y adt s e d e S 28 1'veoi Ma . responding today & h ” . . !H:)ru’: lzlor,.::“ " m\:: % ,".L .“' ., ]: ”r,' P ','f"" flf”' lincoKn | speach in h", ll‘:“n‘x‘ ],""”r '?n"’ “‘: ", ceedingly glad the question has been | (Courier-Journal and Louisville 'nmep . Dusni caR WA EEI] CUtaEN ewE X oric IRy B Dy et ] o UL dus oh of commons by 0 "and it will be a great pleasure —Louisville, Ky.) scarum, wind-blown liitle g ¢ ibunal of the Hciis, Her application | Major General J, B, Seely, former nushoerme villog . £ i dent of the S Un Il 1. ito me df T can, with the hearty co-| 7:30-——Agricultural tablgid. Sopra- tston e i .‘L-. is at ' best, | was based o1y ‘“'- ge of desertion. )y ‘,'f( oty Snppal] If‘ Ao U7 operation of all secfions of this house (10 solos; reading: tenor solos; cornet i athe p‘nm-_w tor }{u last half " W ;.'l.nn‘nl the ‘.-:mml_\v of her ‘"”‘m;n N\I-\ : ”«f.l' 'l"'l l” ‘l'}" “!eas I a msure [ can—do something | solos; late important news bLulletins; of the weelk 1s “Three o'Clock in the [childeen, Both parties have for some RAONE eI OION0e SO0 M1F UURINE o R4 RTos th. intention indicated in |official central standard time an- \ being funYous as the little mother in (nnd former assistant sceretary of the 1ack of my mind—and not very far (Federal Telephone and Telegraph SOver the T [rreasury., at the hack—the v Hm! as crhme Su OI’tQt’S \ feature of this pietive is ti - soon as we have Sl " v Gl from the show BRINGING HOME BODIES of the present difficnitics in Kurope p. a.—Dinner music. ! ' that has just closed atter| Nuples, April 16 o bodics of |V Must foce quite serionsly this 30 p. m.—~Digest of the day's Y ke I b 1 N v} news, Lo years on Browdway, This is the | Robert Coleman of 8an Francisco and |QUCstion of armuments, not only in —_— i al chorus from the show and New [George 13, Delong of New ‘-M,,‘ slain |the aiv but a1l other forms of arma- §:50 p, m.~—Address, Tiritain people who lve meen the |by Atbanian Landits, remained overs | Ments® 9 p. m—Musical program. [ Here's the girdle supporter Mg et e e | s lan ghas eatroger Mcteten | He added that it ho felt fhere was | Repmelllallves of All Rellglo“s AL 5 = Wippes HuRe: PLUS! Hickory (‘f:rterl ' f which 1 ; Stk om |the least chanee of reeelving a wel- - & . 7 [, il oy were vrousht rom (10l Shaes of eceieing - { Deomipations Ask for Chaplains KDKA strong and long- wearing, with 70, will probahly X 0 s it i HELEN KELUET AT CAPITOL. | nlaced foday swoand. the - stonmshiy | Pronchos he was prepared to do i. (Westinghouse—Last Pittsburgh, the cushion clasp that saves . Ateatp ok i b 1iiilic. salliag for New Nork This stutement evoked cheers from sheer hosiery. Then hip-con- ,...,’,“ '-IAI.-‘ ol 4:“.‘4 hx }n ”.I‘llll‘f‘n: 1 Duili ‘!nf ) ‘- W \“u. Vi Washington, April 16.—Representa- | p. m.~Dinner coucert, finil‘ elastic inserts and ju“ Wi cXLrROrdInatY oho as Bees f GLEY TRIAL N | To put it the other wa contin- tives of many religious denominations 15 p. m. U 3 . l,\..' : it gk “,, ’ \”.‘f,‘-“ ',",'“, ( T ',‘ ”\"“[ l'“,.“ y [ aed the prime minister, “I am sure |appoarcd today before a joint hearing 30 p. m.—Wendall Hall, enough skillful boning. Light present one o world’s mos! fovi m, Ky, Apri [ edera i 4 2 ! X the whole bouse is with me when Tlof senate and house subcommittees to 140 p. m.~-National Stockman and nn‘ easy for all day wear. See SR SN St el os Snd s piest e A M 9 Cochran today - Setlge g i any invitation is extendsd | urge legislation to give mulitary chap- | Farmer Market reports | this and other models at the i phnad 3 P g ot e SAETEY, 07 RENTICRY, WIAET | ing about such an arrangement my | vancement as is afforded officers in | America, ) ! Priced as low as $1. apito ws th nitial honor of indictment, with five others on | '”‘p medical dental and veterinarian $:20 p. m.~Concert of Spanish mu- e in aaL ) t Naw R ¢ g | the (door is open to that invitation, ibopiabdhotodblel S chtraes of conspiracy to dervaud the | “uy oy jike it to be general, Tt 3| corps, and to increase their ratio to | sic. tngland. Hveryone has heard of or government in conncetion with the | o Briirest fmportance that there |one for cach 00 men. 85 p. m.~Arlington time signale. A.STEIN & COMPANY red about this famous woman who illegal withdrawal of whiskey from a {should be no reason for a misunder- | Bishop Charles 3, Brent of the | Weather foreckst, Also Makers of Paris Garters been talked about everywhere, distidery at Lowrencchurg, Ky, |standing—not merely no reason for |western New York dlocese of the gy 5 MW YORR lquarrcling but no rcason for a mis- | Protestant Episcopal chureh who serv. WNAC | | understanding—Dbetween 1'rance and fed as chaplain of the American ex- (Shepard Stores—Boston) | ourselves, 1t is most important that | peditions force in France was se- 4 — that should be so, lected to present the views generally | 6:00 p. m.—Children’s half-hour. “But as the house knows, there are lof the churches, Catholic and Jewish 6:30 p. m. [other powers taking part in this un- [jeaders us well as practically all wand for other needs fortunate air race that has alrcady be- | protestant organizations have endors- Hickory Children's Garters Hickory Under W gun, and it would be far better if \'r*| d the proposal as sponsored by the R \'dnon arl Hiekory Elastic by the yard Hickory Baby Pants could munage to get a sort of Wash- ! goicpal commitiee of ermy and navy k i ington reement=-not. merely a bi- chaplains of the federal council of 7:00 p. m.--Banitone, tenor and Hickory Personal Necessi lateral agreement, but a multhateral | churenes. piano, | Bichery Baaitery Bete Miskory Banivacy Aprons 5 . > - —— agreement, so that France, Italy and Dr, Charles 8 Maclarland, general T35 p. me="What T Learned ourselves and everybody else could frocretary of the federal council who | About the Turks."” | Tonig’ht._.[';' Q , \. YA/ BAVI) feel some measure of seeurity, |\‘m 18 the rank of major in the officers [ 7 . m. ix Singing Sheiks,” - “The great problem is to create a lyoserve corps explaining the bill said ~~Tenor, with pilano. feeling of urity, and security i [tje proposal was merely a request for Soprano. THURS-, FR]-, SAT ‘ lvemoval ot “all discrimiations 115 p. m—~"Melody Boys." ogalnet chaplains,” and “an adequate p. m.~Lyrie tenor, lehaplain ministry for| enlisted men 100 p. me="Have You An ldea?” | and officers of the army.” No chap-| g p. m.—Talk, “Have You An la#ns are gssigned to three of the five | general Nospitals he said and 25 posts | ) S 5 Morning,” and among the stars in this | time been living in France, They |ament, declared he would welcoime én $4 ? e Seely's speecl nounced at 9 o'clock, wre Constanee Binney, who has the [were married in November, 1912, invitation by any other power 1o m.: j Goneral 8 moa0i; leading Ceminine rol Sduund Me, Curtis is & meml of the law [Up the whole question of armaments, G N N i o o WGR | Breese and Mary Care, the last name-] | firm of Curtis, [ ik and Belknap The premice said he had “at ll\r | 9:15 p. m.—Gotham's K. with garrisons ranging from 100 10 [yartginers, feg rin . 1,224, also are without chaplains 130 p. m.~Singing. eaturing | TONIGHT ONLY while many of the larger stations D It Babetta. Javestts = T ! “THE GOVERNOR'S have ”,”'V one “’ul.an “H‘\'n_\' should | \oentist. Sex Also Old Lyme \‘lan, Missmg s 5 p. m.~Tenor and soprano. | “BROKEN HEARTS OF » T Wity Graane 4 The Most Talked of Woman in the World—Deaf, Blind and O'\BRO.\DW.\Y" o Since Sunday, Is Back |0 r mo="Weekly Grab-bag of 4 | I-mmml\ l)urrh_nn( Now She Talln in \audenlle 5 e N '"“,"““,‘n.')'",‘lli..‘f‘;.”i;-',,‘q'fl.;': 2 ,‘,q(n‘,. m.~“Getting That' Song SR hurs,, Fri,, Sat, 1" rom. hia homs ' Sunday | 01, Of, Tour System OTHER BIG ACTS BIG I)Ol‘BlE FEATURE B morning and for whom a search was | 1118 P- m.—Jimmy Dosle and George Roberts, BILL instigated, returned io his home last | 0’8 fael N M \R\ l'l( I\FORD evening, ovideutly a victim of aphasia. “0( He was unable to state where he had &y . £e !’ ’, in been during his three days' absence | (Paimer School "" 'Il'lrflmwn, Dav- 3 0! y e a al “TESS OF THE STORM but aid that on Sunday evening he NP 1oV ) COUNTRY” temembers siceping under a Jodge in f (000 S L L the woods and spent Monday night in| o 20 B d a He 15 6 yoars ofd, A | 6:80 D. M.—8port newa and weath- {er forecast. §:00 p. m.-~Musical program: so-! o aoses - prano, tenor, soprane, \iolin-concer- This Coupon and 10¢ i st - tina, WILL ADMIT ANY LADY T\\l\ \NE \\ R wir BEST SEATS ON MATIN Washington, April 16, — Two new | Olnbel B shilade P A I ° EXCEPT FRI. & SAT, high records for IFebruary freight | e o L ) == handling by class one railroads were o J o o reported today by the bureau of rail. | $:¢5 P. m.—Dinner dance. i o4 i p. m.—Market Reports, With Eleanor Boardman and Foid Sterling TURLE OROOR i Tae: §a varn nearby. reward had been offered for the ree etttk covery of his body by the selectmen 7:00 edtime o and , “I am David Brether- Tonight— “West of the Water Tower ‘ !"""‘ o : ton, and you,” he hesi- et —————— - 9 3 i norgad tated, I suppose, are my . ) se he s mis- ] ] est Cinema Event S : : o et Double Features—Holy Week Attractions R AT s market quotations; news bulleting who had married another man almost before her widows 6:00 p. m—Produce and stock taking her for Dollv—Dolly, who had run away-Dolly, d the World~test Tiim ever made.” :30 p. m.—Dinner music “FRUM THE MNGER TU IHE cRuss" v Gritfith. it cbaliow e e h""'d”““:“_: ‘"""“"": .t xpect an anss to his question; N ¢ did not seem to expect an ans o his hs 3 D. W. Griffith: wear . he was taking her silence for consent. PRESENTS (Chesaprake and Potomac Telephone Holy Pictures in Natural Colors of the Life : Co., Washington, D. C.) i WHAT WOULD MARY GAIN BY THIS DECEP- i : TION?. WAS IT HER LOVE FOR NIGEL THAT WAS o AMER[CA A id Evestr gt : FORCING HER INTO CERTAIN EMBARRASSING ; void Eyestrain 4 COMPLICATIONS OR WAS SHE LOOKING FORWARD Cast of Take in Tired eyes make & tired mind []| (Strastridgs ana ciomter, phiay || TO WEALTH AND HAPPINESS THROUGH THE MIS- ROBERT W. CHAMBERS and h:l‘,\‘. \nr:‘fi:"')':““ w._,‘.. mfl:"flmv' m~"Sunny Jim” the Kii- i FORTUN OF OTHERS? or no SSes hen need- & » 2 2 i o/ ) i Egypt A throbling romance of the mighly ed. make tired eyes always, 6:30 p. m~Coneert orchestra. Read This I-‘uanl(ing Story— Passion Players Palestine and Egyp B T e e, SR imake tred e7es dhwars, waer SR by ftting yom with correct — d Researc (13 ” ’ w——y (American Radio and Rescarch €orp., H B th wfi Emerson Hough's Parsons’ Theater |} 25 Meatord Himte, iase) 18 Dro er ’s e “THE MAN NEXT DOOR” 1 S— [ . CUNPORTARLE VENON [ e market survey. Besten goties 1st Chapter of “The Way of aMan | f.:.:":fi,::";... | MK E- mm ':?m TR RUBY M AYRES 1000 best sents, S1.08, Nights $50c., $1.00, $1.50, Vyecight Speciatist 7:00 p. m.—WMesting of the lmn'l Sunday—*“Lilies of the Field RML CUDENS ACCEPIID 000 ALY ST, - Phose 1960 m_ Trother eluh, mesage 1o Camp | Beginning Tomorrow, April 17, in The Herald i:30 p. m—~Evening program. 1.