New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1924, Page 21

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HEI’.ALD, T'RIDAY, Om&uslbb&“dMb&bbklQOO&OMOOMOMQCOMMMO“O LXY Ny Y T LT TR S Laless otherwise tadicated, theatrical notices and reviews in this column ars weillen by the press ugencies (or the respective amusement compuny. 0"4"“"’6"!‘"“0"0%‘% ‘i"t‘\ '. Ad """mfi"""""Q"l""‘flf’l‘""‘QTN"‘T‘\“"‘V"V’V'QV'O!‘T"‘"‘.‘ 3 #lso the v y discover [ remote hite Worry 2" has tions to fr igain st from anything he noyel small tewn 16 his uncle, a tailer to accominodate the cr n 110} the frst iatinee, ugit Ha A which | Vith severs Vitle hit wtures and Alimon ron riry HAROLD LLOYD AT Variety PALACE, of life, and it secret ot success in mak- good motion pictures, Many 115 fall into a rut becausc they in- upon maling th line of using kinds of ions. char and the scene shows the Opry House of Uy Scroggins. Oy produces most of the fun in running the whole theater himself. He does everything from ticket seller to the entire or- ch runs the curtains, works the cu and effeets and besides finds plenty time to read the DPolice the public ette on off time. To say the least a cert 1y r P’ity Sake” is the greatest com- i *ady offering that Capitol patrons have saen here and the big cast of this act certainly cre greatly enjoyed by their antics yes ¥ The other four acts on the bill are very enter- taining and all received heavy ap- plause. Not for a long time local pic- ture f sereen production with as many thrills and unexpected twisis as are found in “Through the a fast-moving and grippingly melodran crook photeplay which at the Cap- is the spice Wame he sume They never is not the howeyer Lioyd, case ose “Girl vill ce for five days start- r\\r] has fortunate- “mising them up 1 the secret of success, He s never nade two comedies even Iy alike, considering big Dr. Juck,” “Safety Last,” “Why and now "Girl ¥hy." He umped from small town situa- a South American revolution om portraying a 1o a n clerk in his Jatest, he something ditterent has ever made, 1 “Girl Shy™ in an entirs terization, as a bashful who i3 an appientice with latest Shy,” have i aeen Dark,"” tic opened with gre last night. at RuCcess itol theater SUN YAT SEN NOW IS REPORTED ALIVE His Secretary Declares Also That He I “ell doetor rib Now nas iven for seen in ehi Ihere. will be four shows Saturday wds who will ' and Hurold be given free to 200 children at the Saturday ant a to see “Girl Shy, balloons will SALIMONY Y It 1 de AT LYCEUNM, s as varied a pic aml “The Cold Deck atured on Sun Lo other Gallopi ure bill as Sun Yat i China as report- 1esday his confidential rnment, wi 1 1o himve oceurres atically today Associated Kong to Sun's empl wtative of The Hunch secratasy deelared week. sent from nton headguarters he Cold Deck hack to the Rumors have been curvent that e Wwere untrie outh Lpon being a o~ t rina leader Irama of rondent ol This was ) in A i ¢ . i the cov ye nointerview with denied,” d to Hong Kong e correspand The Aia not 1o anyhody ontrary viie frel that Making American f m v known kg ' . #un Y e is mot a4 in statements to 1) at 8un's headgun n have rae o . T How Hong i in Lo constitutional tal hreak condition has of SARLY excellent AT show i CAPITOL, An the pito! now at ifering from a severe men hiy none the rematnder of lown | attractions tl Nining 15t For 'ty ) h w1 omemh Hep audienee 1 eclaseifird A melodrama epeeific purpo, 5 DAYS — BEGINNING SATURDAY Reels of Sereams WARNING! Ask the manager for needle and thread to reinforce your vest, buttons, hooks and eyes, el 41 SAOWS SATLRDAY 280, 4:00, 5:00, 8:00 HAROLD 11LOYD BALLOONS FREE to firet 209 Children Saturday Matinee east sl ¢ FOLEY DECLINES 0 £ BE TAMMANY KING Ill Health Forces Him to Recon-‘ sider Acceptance | New York, May 16, —— Tammany hall, which spent the day rejoicing in the fact that Surrogate .James A. Foley had accepted the leadership of the organization, was thrown into consternation last night when the sur- rogate positively declined te accept the post left vacant by the death of his step-father-in-law, Charles I Murphy. He said he was not physi- cally fit to assume the responsibili- i ties, The surrogate’s decision came as a stunning surprise to the Tiger. It was known, of course, that he did not want the position, but it was general- understood last night that he had vielged to the insistent pleadings of Governor Smith, Norman E. Mack, democratic national committeeman from New York and other close friends, Today, however, that he had not actually accepted the post ast night, although announcement that had was made by Tammany leaders, A hurry call was sent out for other mecting of the executive u‘m‘ mittee of Tammany, to be held hind closed at the \\v;,uam William Allen, chairman of the com mittee, said the election of leader would be held in a few days, CAMPAIGN HEADS IN . Y. Iy it developed he an doors o another David Ladd Rockwell and William G McAdoo Arrived At the Scene of | Battie Yesterday. New York, MeAdoo and divector of the the democratic tion, New arrived last nigit The will meet William G, David Rochwell MceAdoo eampaign for presidential nomina- York today They from Kentucky. on arr Lad are in committer tomorrow airman of ements to pick a tem- the democr convention, With a stiff impending, Senator Pat Har Missiesippi is regavded as a the M and the rnor Alfred k. Smith and Senator Oscar W Alabama on the other Tennesser, national contest rison of Tikely Adoo hackers of Goy of New York 1 nderwond of Garret between hand compromise forces on one Finis I deme cratie floor v of in congress, is an other mentioned MeAdoo's p it s ' the post are infefinite will remain Tt ns he and may possibly deliver unden veral da e addre SWITCHMEN'S UNI0Y Question of Wages at Comvention Not | To Come Up This Week May 16 eion on proposed and diar amendments to the Deny Completion of action constitution was vasd convention of 1 America fapected tod enni Union«of fift Committees were utions including $1,500 insuranes 1 new p o Bwitchmen's North nssembled for the day of exncutive sessions I to waise | it rmitted 1 carry The question of or switeh propo: which members in the organizatior anm ready [or presentation 1a the com ge increase men is not will Le introduced TONIGHT AND SAT. KEITH: VAUDEVILLE Featuring “FOR PITY SAKE” A Travesty on the Old Time Melodrama Big Cast — 1 Big Scenes lLaughs Galore! OTHER BIG ACTS COLLEEN MOORE in “THROUGH THE DARK” Continuous Saturday PALACE THEATER Hartford AN this Week—WVatines Daily Exeept Monday and iy 2A5=EAE, 815 (D, & 1) AT e —1le MAT, Prices A e 7. POLL presents POLIPLAYERS The Best Stock Compans in Amerien Festaring MR ARTHIR HOWARD and WISE WINIFRED ST. C(LAIRE Direttion of A W VAN BLREN in DAVID BELASCO'S “The Gold Diggers” s wn school this evening MAY 16, IDAHO AND MONTANA FOREST FIRES SPREAD est Sorviee Officials (¢ Increase The Number ol Men ing Vires, May 16 1"orest continued to in ssoula, Mont., service officials today crease the nul)ll»rl' fires in the timber Montana and northern Idaho : ral of the more dangerous conflagra- tions spread to new bounds A fire in the Cabinet f st in west ern Montana yesierday. spread into a large stand of commercial timber and covered 600 ncres, when reported o district headquariers here last nizht More than 300 men are timber fires in the district fires are burning in the est in northern Montana men are working in that siop the flames, A struggle is being made by ers in the Wolf Creek distriet vent the fire there from cating its way into the Flathead forest of Montana. The flames at prescnt are confined to the Mud Lake distriet and cover 70 acres, although still is burning in continued spread spite of the efforts of forest In the Kaniksu Idaho the Soldier Creck fire ening the national ers expecied 1o other conflagrations under control to ™) TEHNESSEE COUNT]ES SEND DELEGATES PLEDGED ting Sixteen Kootenai for 114 fight to pre ne an o o workers forest in northern forests this hate McAdoo Boosters Think Other Coun- ties of Sonthern State Will Be Influenced By This Action Nashville Tenn., May Hamilton countics by 16 David- sen and giving William G, McAdoo a clean sweep in the recent presidential primary, will influence bringing instructed delega- tions from other countics of the state where Jo D, A\dno, I s the voices of the people Williem G, MeAdoo is the popular choice for tial nomination, and 1 feel o« the Fonventions are | Johnson, state manager ia te®ay, conclusive proof t are heard, loubtedy presiden- riain that action of these two counties will great influence in bringing in- structed delegations for MeAdoo from u the the other counties of the state be held Eaturday, Where conmventions will May Mr. Johnson said “Undoubtedly the state of cseee will give 1t entire de McAdoo at the New York comvention Tean legation (o ATRMEN READY 1'OR HOP P The As Fress Cordova, Alatha, May 16 Prevent ed by rain and winds from hopping off yesterday from Attu Island, the weeternmost tip of the Aleutian group, I'a hira Island, Japan, the | three United Etates army airmen were | prepared 1o take off today if ther conditions permitted, on the ongest leg of their world fight, tor e DI WINSHIP SPEARS Dr. A Winship, lournal Edueation’ an expert on educational matters will address a meeting of the Parents and Teachers Assgociation at the Camp The address is bert editor of the of and consid ared to the publie and elart £:15 o'clock. open promptiy at LYCEUM TONIGHT AND 8 ALlMONY and WILLIAM S, HART in “COLD DECRKR" ALL T WEEK Starting Monday The World's Greaiest Production “THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" at POPULAR PRICES Parson’s Theater HARTFORD 3 NIGHTS BEG, THURS. MAY 15 MATINEE SATURDAY OLIVER MOROSCO presents A NEW COMEDY -DRAMA Ty Dr. Willinm lrving Sirovieh SCHEMERS with Selma Paler and Montazn Love And a Typieal Moroseo Cast. Prices: Fve, 50c.. 1o $2.50, Sat. Wat. 30c., te $1.50. ANNOUNCEMENT THE MID-WAY Will Open SATURDAY., MAY 15h. 1920 " a full e of groveries Comfectioners and Awto Supplies We will also conduct A first-class Dance Hall for the enteriain. went of our Patrons, Anto Partics given special atten- tion. TNefrechments of all kinds, Ladies and Gents' Rest Rooms, " BOSsALLY Waooster and West Main Ste New Britain—Tel. 1589 Ol and Cas Free Air and Water Cor 1924, Florida Bandit Steals Payroll Totalling $20,000 May 16.—A ay entered the office of Gainesville, Fia., lor Landit yester the American Railway v at High Springs, near here, and escaped with the payroll intended for the Atlantic (‘oast Line shopmen, timated at between $16,000 and @00, J. T, Pencleton, compan €aid the bandit drove avay in 2 touring car. Eapress com par small Sheriff P. G deputies gave chase Ramsey and a force of | today MACHINOHE WIPED OUT [ By The Associated Press, Tokio, May 16.—The village of ‘rmnwu close to Minato, where United States army world fliers are the train bringing the | Scheduled to land next week, was vir- Itvally wiped out today by fire which destroyed 2,000 homes, including all public buildings and banks in the business district. Troops were called Inm to help fight the flames. Machin- e's elaborate preparations to cele- )mv the arrival of the American avi- ators and to entertain them have been calles] off, but early Ma- the Landit o, the he found no ti The minules after ace of roblhery occurred just fifteen money arrived at Fhe mone High Springs. represented the monthly the Atlantic shopmen employed in a and emergency shop f« payroll of Coast line large serveral ida and southwest Georgia divisions, Herald cla ad—try one, MACKAY & WALLIN “The Furniture and Drapery Shop” 63 MAIN STREET Next to Methodist Church Three-picce two-tone Walnut suite——lLarge dresser and Chifforette, handsome how bed at only Iiree-piece Kroehler Davenport velour, makes into bed and fitted with Stearn’s & Foster stered in rich hrown figured Felt Mattress, suite Jeft at Wi stales, priced from—Upward Only one old seal Congoleum Rugs and Felt Base Rugs, Pelt Base Ruogs— B 12 size Pelt Base By the yard Hoor Coveringe— Best printed linolewm and inlaid lin, All linolenm laid at a slight coptional low prices, additional cost. 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