New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1924, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN ¢ OPIRIT OF U, 5. A FEATURE ATLYCEUM Great War Film Booked lor ! R S S T i JWMUW ise dndicated, (heatricnl wolices and reviews in (his column are the press ugemcien for the rospertive MIMUseIEnt Company, ¢ attractive features will head R 233888008 i the Lyceum, One | D e L L L L L LD ety ¥ COLLEEN MOORE AY "ol 1o Yellow the CapiloT™his a Javket™ and this sRappiest racing | | For next week ogn he \ & long time There's Mi plendid arvay Keith vaud onp is is & regular lons in | talent on the bill for tha first half o thritler, with the weok with five { hat will be enjoy Heading the Wil ous Engliall grand oper Verabell with her eompany ¢ and dancers in “Rings and Dung 124" Mme, Ve s My oice has been he nioy her nt el entertained by the cast, which includes Virginla world’s champion hick daneer Neat of importance the bl comes the gentieman in black, Mel Kiee, o o the greatest of sent day | face comedians, Mol Kiee a feature in Keith vaudeville for some tume but has never Wppeared hefore this eity Ho has of e and songs and will casily he one of the |tv~~< LN stellar I by &l will be altpactions interesting that adds zest I' mystery to story Bome of sla s In this oceur dir hig moe high in | alr in a giant gil I'wo men, one & loyal American with ap it I arid m atrons w and rest of important secret, the other senting a foreign power ta the desth for ropre- | ta duel | o the | v fash and zip, | toward the | earth, a flaming mass, This is hut | the many thrills in for who see it | th U, B AL a smashing loddrama, Which om the | old New farm life to the roaring, e bedlam of | 1) world war r in the| transition the doctrine of universal seen for the first I\I\I"l Monduy, where it | m, and will he f next week, Mary Carr have will he ng excel possession s I'hepe gus bag e great Irops one of storo Lmory Spirit of me quiet on's ¢ hus bwin plenty sto at the Lyceum on Lops & progri held over Johnny Walker Ning This picture s to hold humor, action, pense, mystery Among the fim are 100,000 feature and parts has eversthing that | interest, drama, pathos, ove, adventure, sus- | and a surprise climax, high spots in this great war an “SONGS AND DANCES OF 1924” With VIRGINIA World" (hampmn ngl\ Ki " KING AND BEATTY “Artistic Applesauce” DE DIO'S CIRCUS A Tr eat For Kiddie and Grown Ups EXTRA!— The Gentleman in Black! MEL KLEE “THE 10\ BOY" She \Vanted a Huchand, .\o She I\ldmpned a Man! 'COLLEEN MOORE in —EXTRA! | anese fons showing more than : are seen in mi of the vpisodes From the World Loved ——— N re pictured and vlanes in | of Entertainment! co photographed during the Form Non-Voting League | ernment, and calling itself the “Marriuco on the Links" This group came into being shortly the league is to replace the present The group {allides the brilliant Dr. Prof. | sity; Tatsuji Fus: spondent in | v LR N3 1ol ’ N AN v <} American and Alllec P 8 SUNDAY NIGHT—TWO EXCELLENT PHOTOPLAYS plvapicrican v];l p:.vi 1 “"?le‘.‘u depieting the bombardment of ovel by Charles Dickens "Tho l)ammg (Cheat” {Rheims, Chateau Thierry, ete. Fully MONDAY —’I‘li DAY — W lul) NESDAY factual combat a shown, 1l||l‘| | scene, in which a German aviator is | THE ENGLISH GRAND OPERA STAR SRR e B R e M V ll | |._\ the U, 8, m;nll corps, } me. Verobe Tokio July 5.—A new radical party, pledged to abstain from participation k Dancer on-Voting League, jas been formed [ in Tokio by a group of well-known ad- e before the recent elections, and its members refused to take any part in| “capitalistic” system of government by | proletarian and itgweapon is ko Yoshino, most famous of Jap- radical writers and thinker: Moscow for the Osaka Mainichi and | | the Tokto Nichi Nich DAVID COPPERFIELD HERBERT RAWLINSON f§|"or't Alorogthanc o 0 0UFbIR | a hundred prominent 1 army offi- An Unusually Good Vaudeville Show With a Great Variety ‘ ’ {shot to the ground, was an tual | \d\.mced Jdp Radicals elections of the present processes of /ROATTINO & BARRETTE {vaneed thinkers, ‘Hn' voting. The ultimate purpose of Isoh Abe, of W da Univer- \',’\m:lsll\i: a prominent CHILD LEPERS London, July he British | pire Leprosy Relief Association has | 66 | A The Huntress” |embarked uson 8 campalen to sevs| G R RN Trank Oldreive, the secretary of . the | REDUCTION IN PRICES! | asacciation MATINEES thousands of these . " ‘India IMH V' Mr. Qldreive said | 700 Seats EVENINGS [ vighted ehitdren ‘ 20c TO SAV Em- Orchestra Seats | recently, “In the asylums of the Mis- | | sion to Lepers.alone are between 400 | c and 500 of them, and they may be| seen by the score wherever lepers congregate.” —LYCEUM— SUNDAY ONLY THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT—ALL STAR CAST BACK TO YELLOW JACKET—ALL STAR CAST ALL NEXT WEEK, STARTING MONDAY Showing All Next Week | prano, ————————mm—— TR Y S T DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1924, | 1wpm § VOICES IN THE AIRY) /1200 e ers 'V.""""""""V""' KDKA Kast Pittsh Sunday (Westinghous talph Willlams Natugday Herbert Nehroeder The W il 1, —Baseball s . ner ! playe piane, o Wel and ) 1 Hillsid St lfpom Gar Ma The ehildie Last Minut 6:30 p 645 p. Tes Ti00 p, m Spom pom band m m.-& L Helps to Mass. ) Veatn Coneert saturday, ™ inghouse Code 8 0 p.om Lingland weather for nd crop notes 7 p. moe=Meetin, Hrather elub T m Events, (2) Musica report and Waltham tins .55 p. mo—Arli Weather forecast Sunday 10:60 A m.=-Bervices ¢ United Presiytevian church, 1i4h po mo—Concert Bi1h pom A:80 p.om Pittshurgh ehestra 7:30 p Basebha Dinner Athletic seores concert by the Sinday Hour" (2) issociation or Nopot Adventure m Talk Iadio ehapel Whz stinghouse Wi anta Jouh A (W 1 Springfie anta Ga,) Saturday - [ Sehafft saturduy, | $:9 p. m.—Mountah BquALe dance Mud Creek Symphony chestra from Habersham Georgin | 10:45 i n Peach | Night!' 6:00 p. semble 6:00 p m Symphony en m.—Leo It and his hy Brunswiek orchestra 7:00 p, m.—Res ed by the Eastern, tional leagues. T:06 p. m.—Market 7:10 p, m.—Leo R Lenox ensemble 7:30 p. m.—Redt 7:40 p. me—Coneert Kimball trio, X m.—Coneert | m.—Arlington time signals, | church ather reports, ‘\ sman unty, | ames play- | . merican and Na- Georgla eport isman sunday. Hotel | | Firat I'resbyterian chur | 1am servies. Hotel | 5 to 6 p | vival story by the m,-—~Charlte Tiliman re- 5 p. n--Wesley Memoria 8:00 p serviee 55 p Sonday School Coneert, of Chyopractic violinist, or- venport Towa.) [ (Paimer | | Saturday, m.-=Sandman's Visit m.—8poris news and KYWw 6:30 p. (Westinghouse. (*hicago) 6:30 p. saturday or forecast 8.00 to §:30¢ p. m.—Dinner concert, | 9 p. m.—Orchestra program (one 00 to 6:10—Joska DeBabary's or- | hour), The Palmer School Radio or chestra, chestra, baritone soloist 6:10 to Whiteman's | “Collegians.” §:20 to 6 The 1 wphed urban and the | figured red and they make a st coupled with the are of 6:20—1'aul ; Hrittines Sunday. AU SNRADNED) LA . m.—Sacred chimes concert chestra, :30 p. m.—Orchestra concert (one 30—Joska DeBabary's or ———— e i Fan s SEHVICE *# Silk Turban and Bag ion p v this 7:00 to 7:58 p. m.-—-Musical pro-|hour). Sacred and classical numbers gram; soprano,baritone, hanjo, violin- | hy the Palmer School Radio orches st tra $:00 p. m—Talk, 1" 7:30 p. $:05 p. m.—Youth's Companion, 8 p.ome— 9:15 to 12:30 a. m.—Late’ show. 9:30 p. m.—Music program (1'y hours) The Palmer School Radio orchestra. | ¢ morning serv- | . s WeX | 4th. Free Press — Detroit.) ‘ a e T 10 p.m 10:15 p. n 10:80 . m 10:45 p. m 11 p. m—Jimmy 3 Entertaine m.—Sport news, Church service, and his orchestra, Sunday Sun Chrysostom's Episcopal | Sunday, 10:00 a, o y 3 The m fce from St church, 1:30 p. (I yatroit Con “Shakesp Tenor. m.—S8tudio chapel service. - ” | Saturday, 7 [ 6p Dinner concert and final | (American Telephone and Telegraph | baseball scores. | Co., New York City) | s | * = | Sunday, | rday & p. m.—Concert H 6:00 to 12:00 p, m.—Dinner music, T:45 p. m.—8ervices of the Central pianist, bedtime story, lyric soprane, | Methodist Episcopal church. « Dartmouth, tenor, contralto, Cuban program, Vin- | urd | cent Lopez and his orchestra. | / Y wer m | m WMAL (Round Hills Radio Lyric D Tenor eveland.) Sunday B 5:00 p. m.—Sunday hymn sing. 4:00 p. m.—Interdenominational | services, 5:00 p, m. of the Old 7:20 p 9:15 p. 12 pm Cap Concert by | { Cleveland News, Euclid Music Co. and -l.ecture on “Literature | | Union Trust uunp.un estament,"” { - Musical program. | WHAS | Organ recital, | (Courier Journal and*Louisville Times \ —kouisville, Ky.) o 45 p.m 8:55 p. m 10 p. m. 20 p. m 30 p. m.— Pianist m.- | ARG | saturday. m.—0ne hour conce from Romeo and Juliet, interesting historical episode. Late | important news bulletins. Baseball Official central standard time nounced at 9 o'clock, sunday. m.—Sp progra (La Presse, Montreal) Bal- | An| i3 cvening 7:30 p. Saturday eony scene m.—Kiddies' English 0 p. m.—Rex Battle and his Mt. | sc hotel concert orchestra 8:30 p. m.—Variety program. | e 10:80 p. m.—Joseph €. Smith and | Sunday. hiz Mount Rewal hotel dance orches-| 9:57 p. m.--Organ music. | 10 a. m.—Church service under the | ispices of the Broadway Christian church, $10 5 p. 7:00 storles in French and symphony or | tenor. | Roy WGY rie Co. N Sunday. (General Elect L 2:45 p. m list Episcopal church. 0pom rvice | Methodist 12 WwWT Storage Battery Co., land) Cleve- m—Coneert, wir . (Gimbel Bros, — (Willard Philadelphia.) . i Wit Saturda 7:30 p. m.—Hotel baseball scoves. 6 p. m—Official weather forecast program | §:05 p. m.—Dinner music by Wil- lam Smith and his dance orchestra, | 6:45 p. m.—Livestock and producc | market reports. Washing-| 7 p. m.—Bedtime call. 5 p. m—Concert by Comfort's harmonic or &tra §:45 p. m.—Concert concert band, 10:15 p. m.—Dance music $:00 p. m.—Musical program. Lehman's orchestra 8:00 p. m.—Dance progyam by Des- | 11:05 p. m.—Organ recital, | gorf's North Collegians, | 5 me p. m.—Time signals. | sunday. 40 p | %30 p. m-—Evening News Ru | Holy Trinity church Delegat | 9:30 p. m.—Special Sunday evening to London concert. (Strawhridge 6:00 to Statler | saturday. dinner concert: 9:00 {0 midnight—Dance by the WTAM dance orchestra. WRC | America, D, C) Saturday m.~Children's hour. | m.—Baseball scores. m.—Bible talk. WOo Wanamaker Sunday. Morn (Radio Corp. of stories and roll (John ton, Phil- Vessella's ch 6:00 by §:20 1. Sunday hany Sunday m.—0ld lodies and sacred ch Philade Am ing th sion of by Bob b time m service from Izot to the tising s on the WNAC (Shepard Stores — Bosten.) en rout Saturday. ' #:30 p. m—WNAC dinner dance— | Checker kan orchestra, | m.—Democratic national | WIZ ) New York City.) Colleagues De L | Millom. England, | memorial tablet Ciimbing Club' unveil vin, (Asolian Hall T30 saturday. convention, “Chopping Out a Slice Sunday. | of Frequency.” Service—The 10 p. m.—Two pinno ense e Church,of Christ Scientist. 11 p. m.—Club Lido Venice orches. 7:30 p. m.-—Special service—Trinity | tra. church—Benevolent Protective Orde £ Elks e o ’ 3 — 8 a. m.—Children’s hour WQ | 11 a m.—Church service from West (Calumet Baking Powder Co. and|End, Presbyterian church Rainbo Stations—Chicago.) 2:30 p. m.—Radio Bible ¢ ——— 3:30 p. m,—Chimes of St saturday. | cathedral. ? t0 8 p. Soprano, 4 p. m.—Councert pianist 7 p. m.—Nathan Abas Pennsylvania orc a, Spm “The Annalist's | Business Men.' 8:30 p. m,— Stz | New York Philh 9:50 p. m.—N mueic concert WHN (Loew's State Theater York City.) Saturday. Around heen Mount slve has Gahle memorial takes in 1w land surronnding them ¢ sts of a 10:45 4. m First peaks ar Sunday, of the club who lost the Hundreds of moun 1 to the Great Gable wat heye ass mony Patrick’s m mezzo-80- and His Talk tor lium concert by the rmonic orchestra York college of .PALACE- HARTFORD ALL THIS WEEK Mat. Tues. and Wed. Thurs, and Sat. The Poli Players ARTHUR HOW WIN Bldg.—N¢e Qil Skin Steam S: the Alamac's || Direction A. H. Van Buren. In the smart musieal comedy Musical program. m.—Tenor The Gingham Girl .. > =% - - p. m—Ace 14 Virginians, 9 p. m.—Soprano. 9:15 p. m.—Baritone. 0 p. m.—Popular program ‘are of the | Brigode and His with al the stock favorites including nd Abbey, Frances Williams, Frank McHugh. Joseph Wagstaff, Jos Ray, ete., and the eriginal New York chorus. 259 MAIN ST. HE CHILDREN AT EVERY MATINEE. 10e SPIRIT OF THE U, 8. 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