New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1924, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1924, s ana B AUNT SARAH PEABODY |35 2o v anmouncea ‘Ffln BABY’S inwite 9:00—Song recital by soprano Pt g ey At the Convention )i15-~Concert by. the United States § {Nor ahd offedt & prize of 820 in Marine band soALnl"G to anyone who can beat hi ) i cts on this bill inciude Bob, Bobbie | . WHAAS o AI.,.\MH;““ a (Courier-Journal-Louisville Times— Ras;;cs, SCha“nfl’ Hives ovelty. o Stan- - ouisville, K or ARy Irritati leville Moments MISS [5) Louisville, Ky.) kin on PR i LDISIER) , : There is Nothing Like tainers The ature photoplay | | > or the first half of the | Unless ofherwise indicated, (heatrieal notices and reviews in this column are ffer Dorothy Dalton in « : g L An interesting written by the press agencies for the respective nmusement compuny. § e i - 2 \ 4 % 7] 2 et R o IHLBELLBLIDLDSLDDDT Y CETEFPTPIITTEIPEIIITVCUGFIFPIIICICGT YRR y 4% | beache 2 3 | Baseba PALACE THEATRE TO CLOSE ot ror e » € o o al LX) | | 3 e not ,,‘I‘\‘u ot The Palace theater will Sunilay oo - the i iis Sun- be offered in ™ Organ mi YOUNG AMERICA" AT CAPITOL. _r“:-‘v:n:,.m p holiday bill will be of- ' {},cater g ONE SEAT 1S JUST | g a 5 UNCOMF A AT OWHITE WAY. LYCELM AS UNCOMFORTAALE AS WGy everywhere is interest same name t el rin on Broad- |¢d in New York city n I e : : ol ol le T Say.” th smopo AUNT SARAH PEABODY : Rundny plays only s« 2 8 : ‘ E New e 28.—O0n my Massachusetts and Mississippi 0 the t Sioan | An ture is the vaudevill : : . * way to the convent Al this mo ik ) Service W HEALING P ing 1 realized whi . Ia P | o ) he favorit- TS CHILDREN & S D d bRl And, at the same tine, th . : Woiin TUstthe Ronklant \ . ism docsn’t apply to the convention [ nap o see it L 3 » t u R 3 . : belis, the tooting of automobile horns chalrs. I've already sat in practically Ha cw York City) It Heals and Soothes . rica;” the tu- e \ i « IS 1and the general noisiness and bigness | cvery state scction and one. seat is the Skin like Magic masterpiece shut out 1t L They i f « i o Inn orchestra, them skyserapers wd T don't | nally took a chair in one of the . m.—Trave arly s il vill on it ten stories \ i accomplished more And privacy? There is no s an 1 have on any other day. While thing In New York. Only last o rest delegates were shou sunday ey I a girl making pancake t \d marching around and 1 T p.o Aph Mayhow's Bul o VST N ey in a front window. She was pr {ing speeche < two pair ook stories & . e s o at that. Didn't drop a one. or and wr ¢ 30 p. m.—Nathan and s il y "‘y.';”‘m” o \ere is some privacy, however, in | postals Hotel Penns \ iy . ey sehoos. democratic conventional hall 1 I couldn’t find a letterbox in the 8 p. m.—" nnlist's fe S g &n, Beth c. |hall so T went outside to mail the | Business Men. v Praskitacian SR 7ot the the lyec 8| ture p ton in * Bl evolution Wabash, : ] Fvery state has its own little | And there is a hig sizn to tell you !postal cards. $:15 p. m {Which place is for what state No one suid anything when T 1eft | Hotel Pennsylvania o i - o 1t seems there is big favoritism in |the convention hall so T guess the con- | 8:45 p. m FIRECRACKER BURNS HAND signs, while T think of it. Ohio |vention will get along ight with 0 p m—I 186 Kelvey hand badly SUNDAY NIGHT—DOUBLE FEATURES ; MANTHY-KNOPF /nd Towa have very small signs while |out me until tomorrow, n Gith i g A o r last night, LEAH BAIRD MAE MARSH T, e e R = g > ¢ i The #i ) was being held by | in — #® 1heodore Manthy. and. Miss. Fdith CHPVTTPIPPCVPIVIVITEVIIUT sorviees whridge a 1 street and st. Matthew's German Lutheran, gtv""w'w"'.""‘.‘\““ A e mni Bunny Jim." S —— g ——— MONDAY —— TUESDAY —— WEDNESDAY s DT MR e R s LS. e SPECIAL HOLIDAY BILL — KEITH VAUDEVILLE g« . Uguat | (Westinghouse—East Dittshurgh.) 2 8 i el concert orchsmra sl HAD 'I'(l LE'I' T e 28, 1921 YOUN AMERECA fev, A €. T, Koo offciat e iuit“and Becondary || 6:80 1. m.—Aport news and weather ’ ‘ Solll Husband had to do the Work. A Condensed Version of the Famous Stage Play With l.v.":f,‘v‘l‘{.v:”t".“ i iiar danaitbe 0 p.om. - Pase COreR 0 p. m. g 080 n KoL B e CQmplg[ely Restored to Health by Benny Sweeney 'fmd a Cast of 8 Players | bridesmaids were Miss A Texsman . e s e re rian churcl Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable in —— | | “The Destroying Angel” Paddy the Next Best Thing Knopt Marricd This Attermnoon "l - = | | | ‘ b3 @ * 2 and Miss Elire Wickert he Mowe ] one sing ). L A B ! . itand Betidl sarvichiailistn s ohdusiad Compound girls were Lydia Peplau and h Sunday EXTRA FEATURE A BIG HIT L hton. Arthur Manthy, ‘lrother| i gton 1 e T f v t bhat ; wir South Bend, Indiana, - *'I was all run- | I 1 Adam J a0 m Orehes | s CTE oL o AICERDA ’ hour)e Sacred and A numbers Hmbel Bros,—Phi ! n, tired out, and had pains in my The br gown of Sunday, June 20, 1921 v the Dalmer School Radio orches back and bu‘rinl- | Beorget mine ‘ RY . . e satarday down pains. was The World's Greatest Typist Whose Mental Skill and Dex- @ ' "0 0 AL PCREIS U 8 ., Services o tl 780 p < 8 . m.—ONicial W OrecN s0 sore | could hardly terous Fingers Provide Different Entertainment, ¢ e gl : e i:,\_,".,‘ SRk f:00 P i ) L vw.“.:'vr nor. mual g:‘:axwr::l:'l,{ ::kmr'l: Miss Reeve Challenges Anyone in This City To Compete i i ey ot it S “ JaLil of e Palme ot L 5 . vt : oo ¢ |do ..b‘h;‘hhw"i With Her in Typewriting and Offers i 2 i e ate Lot riian A doanor v r i ! 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Dance m 3oi that would cost us a great deal, My hus- BOB, BOBBIE and BOB | EDDIE STANLEY CO. i Following the coremony a recen fa. = Il Shave! ety * p. m.—Teno - ehman orchestra band heard about L‘}" JE Pinkham's A n : 2 o el s ! : /egetable Compound at the fac! a Pictures ’l;glwn With .l,fl(’fll | B M. a | KYW Lo ca B o and Sunday one night he !('nmv(’d at the drugyuwrc MASON and ZUDORA | Boys and Girls on This Bill @ thy 1ert on an st P Westinghotise icago : 1 A m& Morning ’ and bought me a bottle of it. I had be- R 3 - o v York and v " Ao e lireet from Ho o gun to think there was no help for me, 3 ttenhouse sqn but 1 took three bottles of it and now M. - KXere 1 feel like myself once more. The price DOROT[—IY DALTON 8 noo ) ¢ r { b gy ¢ of the Natic e " i for three bottles wasn't so much as the J ; y o p " b il i A= L the o Rootent of calBre = doctor had charged. 1 cannot praise i Personals r ' fes orche Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- o it AR Hhaps ' p. 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