New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1924, Page 21

IHLHL LS990 09.02 59 Unless otherwise indicated, theatrienl notices and reviews in this column are nritten by the press agencies for the respeciive umusement company. COPIPTVPIPIITITPINITTIITTTIITIGTIVISIPIIITO GREAT MUSICIANS AT CAPITOL The featurs itol this seats J. Rosamond Johns attraction at the rst half of 11 ular song writer and his com musical entertainers. Six me woman comprise this offering w ranges from musical numbers to TONIGHT AND WED. KEITH VAUDEVILLE Featuring J. ROSAMUND JOHNSON The Popular Song Writer And His INIMITABLE 5 in “SYNCOPATION" OTHER BIG ACTS Balzac's Paris Brought To the Screen Slave of Desire with George Walsh Carmel Myers Bessie Love and es well done, Army and a TO\I( HT AND \\l D, One of the Best This Yea “Why Men Leave Home” with Lewis Stone Mary Carr Helene Chadwick Dedicated To the Great American Husband! THE ROYAL MARIMBA BAND The real marimba_band. The band that introduced the ma- rimba into the United States. The band that was awarded the Medal of Honor. The Hurtado Brothers Royal Ma- rimba Band of Guatemala. Is now playing every evening at Le Bal Tabarin “The home of irresistible music” TWO ORCHESTRAS Dancing 8 p. m. to 1 a. m. (Standard Time) Free parking space NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, BAL TABARIN SWHY MEN LEAYE How WOMEN 0N —Todus. tomorrow, 2 te 5:45 and 300 o 10:45, MEN ONLY<Thur, Tr., Sat .PALACE- HARTYORD ALL THIS WEEK MAT. TiE. WED. THUIL AND SAT. 205 EVE. RS, THE BI6G SURPRISE The Poli Players n JONN L. GOLDENS New Play “HOME” s Viola Brothers. SHORE. HALE HAMILTON and John Golden with Arthor Wownrd, Winifred St Claire Wirection of A. 1. Yen Buren FOBRERT “HEAR WE visHEn ‘ Later St Iu\\.. ROV, tormerls of Hon- & v-Benitord Co., will plas imporiant & = 3 “ama . | class of 127 voung noon by ucation. The araduates was probable that t last class the old N¢ TLESDAY, JUNE 17, 1924, St e RAI!”AW‘N WI}M AT NORMAL SCHE lbu i Diplomas Presented to {87 Prog- I‘JL‘.HE I&m ors Diplomas were presented to a b women at ite Norvmal school this after- 1uei Charles L. Ames, rep- resenting the state hoard of ed- ! addre to the delivered by White. 3 will be tl uhmhv\i from - nal school building 18 the new building in Belvidere ! will be ready for occupaney in the fall when classes are re- umed. Principal Marcus to b Blue Rlbbo-t Suggestions ~—" .Lobsz-é Salad Lobster (' elery Eggs Leituce BLUE ‘RIBBON; Mayonnaise - % DOLLAR DAY SHOE BARGAINS FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY Women’s White Canvas Pumps or Oxfords — Low suede, pat., and high heel, all sizes, hlack «atin, M $1.00 S 86 value Misses” and Childien’ Hirh Shoes, Paient With White Tops. \l<o White Buck Shoes, All suede, black suede, also included Grey Women's Felt Slippers Satin Trimmed. Also Plain, most all color: Felt Juliets, all colors. but Sizes: not all While sizes R They - Last Wemen's High Shoes Black Kid Brown Calf, Military and Cuban Heels: Sizes up to 8 Children's Tennis Brown o1 White, First Quality Soles, With Patch Sides and Black Trim Misses and Children's Play and Barefoot Sandals, SLT5 and $2 $l 00 values. Educators for Children VOGUE SHOE SHOP 236 MAIN STREET Women's Russ Calf Ox- fords or Pzmps. Low and Sand w6 vaned 1.00 Soresis For Women Opposite Monument ner l AS FROM \l'\\ YORR. Mrs. William Grace of 85 South irned from New nded sessions of the Cath- [ | RECEPTION T'OR PRILST. | musicians under John J. Crean, en- A numbe ide H ctown, “ather from 10 is now Kk's church J. Mur. for given former WANTS GANG BROKEN, have been asked by Miss mphell, principal of the to break up a the ages of 12 sehall in the rear complained Ham ¢ Hart saying that nher of panes of zlass have been window during the past nights. She ALTO HITS LITTLE GIRL. nees Seul ) Beaver strest tle driven Smith Broad street The girl was a8 uniniured, ae. made to the po- 1 1o be the Halloran - LLOYDS 215 MAIN =T, Connors Furnishing Dept., Our Stock Reduction Sale is a great success, You zet most for your money here. A\ generous mark-down on our entire stock, EVERYTHING included, Below are a few: DAY HOSF—<Regular 25¢ grade, Regular 30c¢ grade, 5 pairs for Regular 35¢ grade, 1 pairs for & \ big lot of the new faney diamond Cheek Hose: lar 81, 3 pairs for £ 2,00, SPECIALS 6 pairs for SHIRTS—<Our entire stock of fancy neckband Shirts reduced 207, A very special & Day attraction, fancy and plain colored pleated Shirts, sold regular £2.95, s White Oxford Shirts, attached collar, 118, $1.75 2,06 and up NECKWEAR—AN neck searfs reduced. § Day Cut Silks Special for Sold reg. at 79¢, £1.00 and £1.15; Knits $ and Kilk and Wonl, orly. 2 for UNDERWEAR—Spring Knit Union Needle Suits, short and long <leeves, Lght and medium weight for Day enly HANDRERCHIEFS—Irish Linen vcave, faney bor- ders and plein white: full size; assorted 25¢ grade: s for ATHLETIC UNTON SUITS are exesptionally fine Nainsook fabric known as SSxS8; £1.00 gra g $2‘25 de for 7%¢: 3 for PAJAMAS AND NIGHT SHIRTS<I'ruit-of -the- $] 48 loom: reg. 82,00 grade . 2. SWEATERS—Fancy and sport Sweaters includ- ed. at a big reduction: a very seasonable l'urr$4 80 Worsted Sweater Jacket at STRAW HATS For Dollar Day ONLY Your choice of any Straw Hat in the Store