New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1924, Page 21

ey e Unless otherwise indicated. theatrica) written by the press ugencies fo HOOPALIHHLBDODABL L ® SAIATEDS ) \\v notices and reviews in this column are r the respective amusement compuny. FTEICITOTCVITEVPIIVIVITITTIITOIITTVIPFCIPITEICTIVOIOEP HARRY CAREY AT PALACE Harry Carey returns to the screeu fter an absence nf over a year in The Night Hawk,” a Hunt Strom- berg production that depicts Harry at his best in a western thriller. It isa story of the great out doors and some remarkable bits of riding are brought | The plot is 1aid on York into the picture. the east side of New Where Harry is seen as a gentleman crook | shift to the| west where Harry's daring decides the | and the scenes rapidly eiection of his friend against a swarm of crooked politicians. On night for a four-day run, Thomas H. Ince's #*Galloping Fish” will he offered with a east that includes Sidney Chap- Iin, Louige I'azenda, FKord Sterling, Chester Conklin and Lucille Ricksen. JACK CONWAY 0. AT CAPITOL Five good acts of Keith vaudeville are now at the Capitol where they were very well ved at the per. formances yesterday. Jack Conw: and (o, made the hit of the hill witn Lis players in a comedy skit, “The | Wine Cellar.” Tt is very funny and the anties of Jack Conway keep the audience in continuous iaughter, The Singer Sisters pleased with a routine of snappy songs well sung; and Bradley scored with a very good offering; Creeden and Davis offer a fine act in “T Could $Smash You:" and the Lime Trio show a novelty that i= great recel FINE PICTURE AT LYCEUM The Lyceum is presenting all this week, in connection with the usual 12ws reele and comedies, a metropol n production at Lyceum prices in e Munchback of Notre Dam The story opens on the screen as it does in Vietor Hugo's book, with the ival of 3 Then e conspir to kidnap Esmeralda nd the hunchback is chosen for th ob. He is arrested for his part in the plot and publicly whipped, While suifering under the sting of the lash, the tenderhearied Esmeralda brings im a drink of water and from then on he i1s her devoted siave, even. tually ‘suving her Jife at the cost of e — Fools. TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Keith Vaudeville A e GREAT With Jackl:oqyfay&cu. “The Wine Cellar” LM TRIO SINGER SISTERS OTHER BIG ACTS ACTS o 3 LIONEL BARBRYMORE SEENO OWEN, In ‘‘UNSEEING EYES” Continuous Saturday ~LYCEUM- Tonight—Saturday Is your last chance 40 see the Greatest Screen Attraction of the age THE HUNCHBACK —OF— NOTRE DAME PALACE THEATER Hartford Mats. 2:15 Daily ¥ Fae ® ALL ms ‘-K —THr— POLIPLAYERS Best Stock Company in Amerien —With— Arthar Howard and Wiss Winl- fred St Cluire Wireetion of e A. B Van Baren 1% The Mysters Thritler “The CAT and CANARY” Piret time ol the wmest Original Pr . i i stork prosented with wnd theille of the way Production Sunday | Murphy | | orce will face during the Democratic jhis own, after a series of dramatically | convention next month thrilling episodes that are epoch mak- | ing in motion picture history. { vernacular as Captain Mary | WANTED BETTER ICEMEN National Association of Ice Industries Seeking to Make Efficient Salesmen and an Example of Service. Chicago, May —The making of | an efficient salesman as well as an example of service out of the ice man is the task to which members of the National Association of Ice Industrics are now directing their attention. | Company schools for drivers have | been ostablished and courses include { lectures on modern business methods. | Cleanliness, punctualty and couirtesy | are other virtues taught. i “Members of the association, pledg- | | ed to purity of ice and good service, | are anxious to render greater public | service,” said an announcement, “We realize that such ends are possible on- Iy through the cooperation of the great army of drivers who make up a | large part of the 175,000 persons now | employed in the manufacture and dis- tribution of ice, | “Progress ia shown in service now red, which contrasts sharply that of the old days when the | 23, with |mate satisfaction of the ! theatrical first-nights, | irrepro 1ice man with a pail of water doused | the ice and then threw it on the walk in front of the house. We want the 4 man of today to render a home service of genuine efficiency.” ONION IS BANNED, Lowly Vegetable Is Excluded From Horticultural Shows London, May 23.—Onions may be ! good in salads, with bread and cheese, or for flavoring pruposes, but the sen- sitive nostrils of the rulers of the | | Royal Horticultural Society don't like | the odor of this useful vegetable, and | have barred it from the t Chelsea fhow, a soeiety function, because of ts "horrid smell."” This has raised ti#e ire of gardeners penerally, and the Fruit Grower par- ticularly, which in its current issue | #axs | “An onion amell is, at any rate, a | healthy smell and ought to rejoice and | satisfy the sense of the real horticul- turist as readily as the aroma from | the finest aitar of ros comes | Dancing Every Night GRAND OPENING Circl ircie Ld Ad Dance Pavilion Friday Night, May 2! 8 Miles South of Goodwin Park on the Berlin Turpike Take a ride and you can't miss it Andleman’s Large Orchestra Gond Place—Good Time For All Refreshments at our New Soda Fountain Famous Yoasted Bun Frankforts Friday and Saturday’s Broadcast of Savings onographs A DOLLAR BILL IS YOU NEED TO SEND ONE TO YOUR Ph HOME Attention School Pupils $125 PREMIER PHONOGRAPH FREE To the Winner in Our “Premier Phonograph” [Word Contest. STOP! . Today on the way home from school and get your contest blank. No Charge NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1924. WOMEN POLICE 70 respects, Captain dozens of them. angely enough, the crashers are women. But that other bane of the metropolis, the masher, is usu- LUARD CONVENTION {T0 Rid New York of Crashers and Mashers “Sometimes we ', she explained, know , howeve s rs’ or ‘outsiders’ or 'heanpickers.’ low do we spot them? Well, per- s a ho¥tess, will call upon an uninvited guest, or the gues at a hotel bahquet finds her usurped by a stranger, and calls my tment. Sometimes asked rt them from th [&] see one of them we for and we find the same up everywhere.” It has been Captain Hamilton's perience that bi ont the crashers in full entertainment functions are few of the guests are acquainted with each other, that the way of the usur- ! per is easy. He, or takes sverything on the program, dinn theaters, auto tours, hoat excurs sightseeing rides, all free There will be all the em erashe ‘chow- May 23. New New York, many problems One of the York's police > are ers will be to rid f: g faces turning the city of characters known in police crashers” and “mash- has been assigned to Hamilton, director of the feminine bluecoate. A crasher is a person, male or female, who crave excitement, company and entertain- ment and, not having the funds or the connections necessary for a legiti- eraving be- comes addicted to polite “sponging”. The echronic crasher and masher, according to Captain Hamilton, are always seen at large publi tions, political demonstrations, big sociely wedding They dress well, Their manners are ‘hable, They are all ap- the acme of culture and In fact, they sometimes company they keep in . x- ntious bring The 8o large, This task conve force she, g And every in New York will have a full te-hook. But Chaptain Hamilt y for them for a has ite rogues’ mind, and or e to eject, (either by persuasion or hy force, every we apot at any of the conven 1 be "My in art exhibits and pearances, refinement. outshine the MONEY SAVING SPECIALS AT COMMERCIAL MARKET 424 MAIN ST. Begley Blk Mornmg Specmls—d to 12:30 Noon FRESH GROUND HAMBURG .. 3 Ibs. 25¢ ROUND, SIRLOIN, SHORT STEAKS Ib. 20¢ SHOULDER STLAK . Ib. 19¢ FRESH EASTERN P()RK . Ib. 18¢ LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS . ... b. 10¢ FA\'(\ LEAN BACON . Ib. 19¢ Frcsh ‘Canadian Butter o ALL DAY QPL(IALS Choice Pot Roast.. 1h, 14¢ Short Cut Legs of Veal Rib Roast of Beef.. Ib, 25¢ 1h, 20¢ Sugar Cured Corned Faney Veal Cutlets Ib, 35¢ Beef Best Veal Chops... Ih, 35¢ Shoulder Clods . ... Ih, & ; Lean Boiling Beef . . ib, Shoulder Veal to Roast e Boneless Scotch Shoulder 2¢ \hnuldm Veal to Stuff N. E. Cottage Ham 1b. 30c vies Ib. 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