New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1924, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY -HERALD, W”DNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1924. 1 e e S bt st e Bl — e - g Tonight son in “The Stranger” - in — - THE PILGRIM {—Reels of Screams—1 School Children Can See Charlie After School 1:15—10¢ SHOWS ON DAYLIGHT SAVINGS PEBE DANIELS, D&“GTW MACKAILL, JAMES RENNIZ, GEORGE FAWCETT SAM WOO0D PROBWET PRrLENTES ¥ ASOIS @ GParamount GPiclure —CAPITOL- (State College, Penn.) Orehostra selections, “Fathers and Thelr Boye" Fourth annual Vathers' Day. Richard Douglas. Ringing. Tenor. " siton Picker Syncopaters. LYCEUM TONGHT ONLY LUCRE TIA | LOMBARD or “FLAMING PASSION” THURS, — FRI. == SAT, “AFTER THE BALL” o : §:00-- Orehestra selections, g:8 3 " ! N 00 Richard Dix-Betly Comp- by my:;‘.)c"«llome Jeautiful Lxposition | that his estimate of £528,100,000 | says the Times “is its excessive op- timisin. It was upon the assumption 0 Bedtime story for the kiddies, 0—~Chamber musie, | 0:00-=Musie, HEALTH AND VITALITY YORt 10:88-—Arlington time signals from $3,000.00 magine a l‘iC}I | butter creamg dipped in a luscious, soft caramelg then rolled in crispy, cracklin FRI W 4 Hotel Kimball studie, Boston, WOMEN — — 11:30-—Danece music, DOUBLE FEATURES oAb e e Mealth and Vitality can be yours Given Away at the ; LV i o . Yolterapelprsny wWGR without narcotics or drugs, Keeping JUST TO MAKE YOU e T R e (Federal ‘Telophone and Telcgraph| Well is largely a matter of keeping at . . : MAK ' 0~—W2 - J Co.—~Buffale, N. Y.) bay those dread allments peculiar to g u ST 10 MAKE YOU § {1 LY, it il Knights of Columbus Fair al l AUAL wes - 6:30 p. m.—Supper musie, nervousness, dragging-down pains, at : Detrelt e Pross, Detweit) 7:30 p. me—Digest of the day's| backache and irritability, IFor fifty o Y : news, . B | years Lydia E. Plakham's Vegetable JESTER HALL, APRIL 25 to MAY 5 ” SV LY 6:00—=Dinner conoert ;an . m\.‘ ‘Investments, It nm‘:-tlvuml Im‘s been overcoming such ! 7 by I i 9 p. m.—Musical program. | conditions and restoring sick and ail- Badocdald Bl { Aig0—Vusical proararg S S s I SAIEE Unieos I Weares f5 Neart e e Dancing and Entertainment Each Evening 1998 g ondbioney casary Fatigue in the Industrics.” every suffering woman to try it, WAAM = — e - (I. T, Nelson Co. Newark) | = A fine candy all by itself . ... made of putre sugar, rich, whole milk. And a luscious, Tonight—“White's Jazzers”"—“Rendezvous” fl:::':n!h:;'y'rfl . - S — melts in your ' 3 THURS.—FRL—SAT. PALACE THEATER et KEITH VAUDEVILLE nut meatsgan coate . Presenting 5 High Class Attractions You'll Enjoy ) e e POLIPLAYERS it ¢ teri . VAUDEVILLE’S GREATEST COMEDIAN = Wl mou h_ a enn /| STAN STANLEY [|“LITTLE OLD i e “Nalure's .\'oblemran in the Theater” ) NEW YORK” o l l_‘ 1 te, :::'.fi“:’“b"m“ DALE & DE LANE WILD & SEDALIA Company ever stvn tn Rortfond ml k C OCO d A Classic Song and Here, There and Matinees Tues., Wed., Thurs. ’ Dance Artiste Everywhere ol S, t, BERG & ENGLISH "~ RADIO FUN minde Gty t v Dark Horses of { Presenting an a S the Screen SR Mlfif. Bumellwm_ enry ¢ The Picturization of Robert W. Service's Poem PARSONS’ ¢ Asd v s 3 1 . (1] 2 NIGHTS BEG. THURS, MAY 18T 5 o § coating like yout . I “The Shooting of Dan McGrew s S ST S et cak — with — Barbara La Marr—Lew Cody—Mae Busch Percy M:!monnt SHOWS ON DAYLIGHT SAV “THE BRIDE” with PEGGY WOOD Prices: Sat. Wat. 50e SEAT sALE o TODAY. just lay down a dime and get fine eandy, but only #s much of it as you want at the time. SLICED and served st home, it makes a GREAT candy. 10c » bar everywhere! :Quu“M‘mb&moosub&u“umo&m&ubm 08 | sevePee m' 7:45—"The True Meaning of Suc-| 10:45 p. m ctte Novelly | H =l :|3VOICES IN THE AIR f “Tro—s o ' rotectie 5 i | 8:00—Soprano. 11 p. m.—Supper music. | : 3 QWA W S I T R 8:15—"Melody - Boys.” 11:45 p. m.—Weather forecast . } l II l' “ I ‘“ l' " L VITTIIIINOVIIINIIINIRININT | i cavonhone sololst d | 4 - H Ill‘ 2| April 30, 1921 | 9:00—My Opinion of Current Books WEAF | } i J ~B | . ’ s ) ~‘ {1 KDKA | 9:15—Gotham's K. I. X. entertain- | (Amarican Telephone and T legraph i M 0l '\ || 'i L ' 2| (Westinghouse—East Piusburgh) | g, 2ith Tioth W ncime oo nes DN oG | : e Ll 1] _l\i_l! ] l‘! (L o (1] I’l!l L] B oo —— |and Al Wilson. | 7 p. m~Synagegue services. [ 5 il (T T Nt Al Bty SRR e =| 6:00 p. m.—Baseball scores. |~ 9:45—Baby Babette, juvenile vocal-| 7:30 p. m.—Dally sport talk e e T o 2 A Lo7 & £ 6:30 p. m—“The Gingerbread Man et $i8120 15 gy g | E H (73 i A b v Ljf{g‘hl\‘. f‘, Lr"'l_‘_n“m Mn\:nn —~ “Wanted: $10,000-a-Year 9:30 p. m.—Congratulatory dinner { Unless otherwise indicated, theatrien) notices and reviews in this column are | -0 o - 3 | men. to the newly created Cardinal Pasrick f H written by the priss ugencies for the respective nmusenient compiny. § 0 1:000p. B "'z;’”"’“"‘ “ior""" { 10:15—Tenor and soprano. J. Hayes by the Catholic club of the | TH A He10 3 3 H4 . m.—One-act play. | 10:30—8oprano, piano soloist, tenor | city of New York | ; S X 3y g [ - st, tenor | city of New York. | d SIITOEIIVIOTIIIPIIPIIIITIICIITIITIIITEIPIOTCIOTITP | P emture, B |apd_baritone. ] 10:30 p. m.—Wendell Hall. is Kept fresh, pure and fragrant by TAN STANLEY AT THE CAPITOL. yet both of whom retain their honor| - 40 o e 11:00—"Getting That Song Out of 4 the ai Tonight is the last siowing of | Until, in the end, fate favors then T e (Your Systom. ! WGI ! @ air-tight a2luminum pacKage. Tryit. . 5 i s L : v & 0:00 p. m.—Arlington time sig- 11:15—Billy Hueston and Ray He R tesearch Cor, Iiendezvous” and Gonzell White's| “After the Ball” is from the th & i A | ay Hen- | (American Radio and Itesearch Corp. CHOICEST LON and TEAS ‘azzcrs, who have boeen a big hit at|of the famous ballad by Charles pal Sitiathe ) Corsedh. ,de;:‘?"' o | ledford Hillside, Mass.) ——ne ) MDA, CEYLON JAVA he Capitol since opening Mond larris and 4s a story in emotional s | b o, ) 0 : row tho : sarts anc s decp family love J Seetiices :3 —Closing stock market | » Jomorrow the entire Lill changes Parts and portrays deep family love 5 s 8.9 1, > L revenue is correct that he made the | . T F. ind brings another fine show of and loyalty. (Westinghouse—Springfield). e woe | réports: World Markct Survey; Bos- [ unoxnectedly liberal reductions in cer. | AL FALE i e e st T additate e SR e e O (Palmer School of Chiropractic, Dav-|ton police reports. tiin Thda af tacatia ‘lm ; ‘I“x“'lr' ur,” a company of local Alle’s funniest comedian, Stan the Lyceum has booked for an 6:00 p. m.—"General Srevice, Staff | Sporhitowt) Sibn m=-Code practice. estimate be unrcahized it is hard to CN'¢rtainers who have pleased au- {ure's Nobleman fn the |showing that masterful drama t Specialist, General Staff of the OF-| o —gandman’s visit |, 7 p. m.—Meeting of the Amrad Big| . 10w ne can avold a raid upon the |diences at various affairs in this city Wi dtan S ; No Man Put Asunder,” zri = nized Teserves,™ | foreg s visit, Brother club. Message to Camp Yire| . % o 4 / Vith Stan Stanley is a com- N0 Man Put Asunder, gripping bt Lt ] | 6:50—Sport news and woather fore- | (i | sinking fund. and other places, will provide the pro= » entertainers who will [Urama of Amerlean fanyly life and 30 p. m.—Bedtime story. | cast | SE Some of the critics are severe upon | grs <nig > 4 ; 4 ; { Pregraii of chamber|tott p. m.—Evening program: (1) gram at the Knights of Columbus fair, ; by Tor all who sce their |the @gls of the U, 8. divorce courts. D grani of ¢ s—fidueational talk “Buliding |+ M v AR prol = the repeal of the McKenna duties and el : who L) : : % alk, “Building | “Health-o-gram.” (2) Waltham News i 40 | {onight., This company should at- offcring. Berg and English r 2 E e an Automobile for the Public.” Tribune night. (3) Popular song hits. | M€ BOVernment’s attitude toward im- | yract 4 targe attend 1 th fk Horses of the Screen; | “HIS CHILDEEN'S CHILDREN" ) p. m.—Program of music. 8:00—Organ recital J L R oputar sons DR | perial preference. These will be special | who nave poard. (nel Poopiise Sedalia will be well liked - picture wi ~ range of P 1.——Arlington time signals. i | = = subjects of attack in the budget de- e e TISE SO 3 . / ¢ 10:30 9. m.—Program of danoce songs and stories recommend the act here and Everywhero se¢ne and o sto of mreat human in “_‘ 3 g i - WHN | bate by the conservatives, and some in the highest terms, 3 > flllv: |,; ne \uu“w‘wl.s classic tegest 13 His Childrew's Chiidren,” JUMSE, E |(Loew’s State Theater Eldg., New contidence is exp d that a com-| " Jviday night is “Amateur Night” at ong and dunce, and Radio Fun pre- Salm Wood's Parunount sercen ver- i York) promise regarding the McKenna tariffs (he fair. Persons wishing to enter the senting Mlle. Burnell has a scientif ¢ | sion of Arihur Train's su 1 KYw 1 7:30—Roseland o orchestra. | may be arranged before the budget is| contest must hand in their names to ont that is as novel as in-|{ which will be shown at the Pu (Westinghouse—Chicago). | 8:00—Lendon Shoe orchestra. f d. the secretary of the fair not later than ' and anusing. theator Thursday for thre ] 0-—Union of Orthodox Jewish as champions of free 0 tonight. : the whole storyt connected is an extraording one G:00 p. m. anish lesson. congregations. pEL trade, nu wholly ravor the The committee announces that the with what is poer! the best-known #mong the featuced players are Reb p. m.-—News, financial and 0—Bariton: soloist, e bolition of the war duties, but even | patronage is encouraging and it is ex= poem in Anicrica, the Sawyer-Lubin | Daniels, Dorot M James | final markets, . 1 O—Daneing Carnivai orchestra, |0pm|0n Expressed Is Gene]‘a”y liberal Daily News thinks the | pected t large crowds will be on broduction of “Tlic Shooting of ‘han | Rrunle and e’ 645 p. m—Children’s bedtime | 0—Black and White program. three months' grace given the motor | hand every night. Dancing will fol= SoO o * Metro pieture, will play | Principal s vers include gtory. | 10:05-—Alabam Club orchestra. [F bl N and other trades ected is far too low the entertainment tonight. The inie u;::,m.x Hamilter Olan 1, T:00 P mL—Dinner concert, — 0 aVOl‘a e flllll‘e short to enable these industries to | fair will close Monday evening, May 5. sinning As Jol D "n_\- Joe T:00 p. m. —Joska DeBabary's WFI make the neee adjustments to Al popular vote, ¥ 5 The story, whic il with ti orehosira, (Strawbridge and Clothier, Phila.) 87 %10 A olaris ot Foian meet the changed conditions, and it W Cody and Perey Mar. | foibles of modern Vigh P uL—tlvde Doerr’s orehes. —_— e iae ;l‘"l 10 -London news. | advocates gradual extinction of the| One condition of a contract for the mont were chosen to play the famous | finance, tal ehil iying in the Pompcilan room,| 6:00—"Sunny Jim, the Kiddies' Pt | 1o e 000 R political opin- | Juties in three successive instalinents. | construction of an eight-story post roles of The Lady Known on In n. . for sempathc. p. mn—Joska DeBabary’s or- :80—C'ancert orchestra and base- | jo,, generally concede today that the But all these questions of finunce | office in a city of the Straits Settles |M|\zl{vv'rv||s 1 ,\|,‘r|-. w, and ';‘1“ ;:;.|I:.“‘1v.]‘lv‘-;\‘,‘,“‘_.?m‘h "1,”'“'-‘::"' lv(v chestra. ball scores, e budget introduced in the house u:nl }:\ll'ulv\'lf\l l.qu ::I' ~\\Am||v:rl, as | ments, is th;n_nm building is to be nger. plavers ar appigs 1) LIS DTS SR oo $:00 p. 1.~ Musieal program. S commons yesie ' by the chanecllor | Fe8ards the masses of the people, in | completed within four ycars, nted by a4 esst that includes ! SR e 2:00 p. m.--"Good Roads. ~ Wiy of the exchequer. Philip Snowden, isjthe Bratification at the cheapening of —————— e Goeor alimetion on 9:05 p. m.-Program by Union (Gimbel Bros., Philadelphia) I & very clever one, which will be dis.| 0048 and drinks, capocially the big | ™SI : v Phitippe d will g Company. LaeporWeather forecast and final | oty popular throughout the coun. | "6dUCtion n the tea duty. Inthenorth | @GS SNSEEEE NSNS wthers § . 1 —-Rook veviowsn s L rihing of England and in Scotland, even more | ® wury, " [ ] Sl 10:00 * po W.—hicago Evening i musie, “Fhere ‘s some adverse criticism, but | than in the south, tea is consumed in| ® LE LLIAMS® VANILLA - GOOD RILL AT LYCEUM AU Amcriean-Westinghouse 1eatura. | Livestock and produce mar- |, RS S BOME 6 avery ronsan | Prodigious quantities by the workers| ® LEMONand - Gritith and Conway ket reports, | the Iabor chancellor has every reasonf L'y 0 and the cheapening of th u 14 other pure flavors " The | um cator s attracting " = 7:00—Bedt f e Cad 1o be gratified at the ption of his all hours and the cheapening of the nany movie e woo d Bed ":'f dries and roll call. | g oy budgetary performance which, it | PeVerage together with the reductions @ - phionally i heing o HERICK BECUPERATING (John Wsnamaker, I'hiladelphin) w7, fs widely aumitted, in s favorabls to | oy SECR DL M 'lxx”'vl;"“ el b . ! J ) . J R LRDCRADIE 1% arty enthusiasm for the gov-| m Monte | Puris, Apreil 3 Ambasiador Her (Aeolian all, New York Cit all interests that if the government = i e ] o il itedil 300 Rports resnits and police re- | H V: York City) {called an clection now it probably !;‘rl’xll‘v{\flm in thousands of working-class | g - the kitest episode of huiisnosition w ave tomorrow for POTtS. 00—Btory for boya and girls, |70V bo returned in possession of rea |HOMR L L ains 4 . *werial, Tomors Rieveitz with his son, Parmely ? T : '|n~ © musie 80—Dance program. power insteud of merely holding oftice | e {iion 68 "“” sad sior] @ ! rithe ‘\\‘ b o Dl k. 1 1 Zovornm Iv\ P rpemn e s 148 I‘:lr\‘:el"mcws‘ of the Worig" | hrough the sufferance of tho other| 0 i line ns provioualy, Mr. : " bringing w Bl e private e el :00—Danee progr: Snowden said, but instead had sligh . Vlcture! Htarting S TR EEg RR ! WO orc 1A stra, | 8:30—Clty official se r however, no suggestion ’ Pl u,‘q Rl |.u 3 ;:..- -;’1"{. 'lir 1..‘)1]!,\ s [ ] pping deama of love, train Hoerriek, who s 10 United Btates naval obesfs| gigs_5¢ yomé with Andrew |that the government contemplates | [ACREREE oF Tt & il s pered with roi zoing o b and Mes, Wil- : S0tory time signal, A White and his guest, I1. C, Witwer, | Uch & step, which secma all the less | |0 [ERED H 0GB MOKD DY wit-| o : 1 S United taies woather fore its oo esedihas o e | 10s8ly explaining that this was proba- . A Paradia it liam Whitehouse of New yYork, win 1 9:08—Annual banguét of the talk. | cAIeC for &8 tha budgat has won the |\ "5, "o e ion s g winter and] @ “Lucretin Lombard,” in her husband at Biaretiz later cant, ing machine and radio men associa. | Solden opinlon of the Wberals, on| .. . 0" 0 e O iy . - IR st e - tion, | whose favor the administration mainly g Xk te R L L IR I I ret PRI o P WHAS P e | depends for ita continuance In office, | . XS SEE I LAY A inales Tos it |0 WG L] ‘ 7 : (Courier Journal,_louisille Times, W Express Surprise fizhting serivees he sald that, note a 4 s won il ceording to deiientoly adjusted seales, I akisiiile, X&) e d < g i withstunding the «xpansion of the air Other Famed Has &7 Mol ih e dag tegt, o I8Y 2 (Westinghouse, Boston) The etonservatives do not conceal e Specialti [ 8 2130 to 9—-Agricultural tabloid talk. s thelr surprise @t the chanccllors| {OTee the estimatcs were nearly £ a Specialties H s . o i p— e At— Coneert. Soprano solos, Planologues, | : R " e 000,000 less than those of the previous v ; ¢ 5 - s am——e—— » $:00—Dinner concert. | moderation, but they regard this as & Williams' Cocon Willinme' Gelatine g [ o T T NN T IARTTT TR IRV | s “"'I\.Uly' ‘;” ]A‘j “; .‘.'l.'.'l".::',f{uu:,'f'«'.I T ~Results of games played by | intended for propaganda purposcs, to L bt e SN |- “\'\l"ilfit" m"&w&%m ~ cinl centeal stan nr L ¢ the Ameriean, National and Eastern ' disarm the suspicions of the anti-so- T many Biais ‘” S 1 o ] Williams' Tea House Tea ® eo_ e 5 0m® it 9 o'cloc lcagues; “General Servies Staff Spe. |clalist party of the community, e " ’_“y smsvigadinish A oo tewas |y Williams' Spices - ] {ciallat, General Staff of the Organised| “The chief fault with the budget |Ment of an unmarried woman is THE WILLIAMS & CARLETON co, ® L . AL WPAR Reserves,” [trom a purely fnancial viewpoint” | dc€med rovoked by her subsequent » Hor Ooma, . i ¥ of Aol marria SEngesssssnnsnny