New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1924, Page 5

pi II||||I| I .Lfl i, $ Unlens otherwise Indicated, theatrical notices and reviews W Shis oolump are - written by the pres eles for the respective amusemen! ocompany B AT - ‘, hd 4 CFIIIVITPVIPIPVETPPIVTIPPIPVOOTVOPPRVPPITEPII VI VIIG MERTON OF THE MOVIES AT jat the Cort theater in New PALACE and was latter sent on tour Jumes Crnze's latest Parmmount | hileh opened at the Palace theater ust night for a 4 days' run, was made famous first as a Satu livening Post story by Harry Leon Wilson, 1t was hailed as & master- plece of satire and shortly after- ward appeared as a play by George 5. Kaufman and Mare Connelly. Its the stage was instan- and phenomenal. For more it delighted audicnces | York where United that it screen. picture cities of the was Inevitable its way to the ideal motion the largest States, It should rind “Merton™ is | matertal, On Thursdey Ernest and Anna Q.Nilsso n will b “The Sideshowof Lif Harold Lloyd in starts next Sunda rence “Hot Waltcr" sleeess on aneous han a year QUILT REVUE AT CAPITOL A unique vaudeville bill opened la three day engagment at the Capi- [tol today and was very well roceiv- led by the large crowd attending opping the vaudeville portion of T()I)\‘ vlvl-l_ “VI“D |t show is Kelso and their The New Photoplay Hit | “Crazy Quilt Revue.” (tg.wmwnlg‘d;‘uni el CRAZY Bros, and for this reason the Kelso Bros. | have named their act. It contains |almost everything, a bit of this and L bit of that put together in an at- tractive manner. Kelso Bros. and |Co. are in reality a quartet, the consisting of another man Rilly DeLisle which - ranks experts of their Circus” offers a | company Jlana a clever miss Hilegree of proficienc lthem among the \d. “Outside the skit on life around the big top. This skit is intended to glve a 1 glimpse of circus life and is presen- lted by people thoroughly familiar [ with the Covington and Kent call themselves the “King and [Queen of the Blues” Few people sing 1his type of song hetter thun Delmar's and cireus. couple close the vast audience with stunts of these famons kings of heasts. The feature photo- offers Norma T | ported by Conway lace Berry, and two thousand actors in “Ashes of There ar | continuons shows daily. On Tucsd night a speciak election night per- | formance given with a com- show 10:00 p. m. annonnced his popular Iighting Lions thiiiled the spectacular show play will be starting at will be [ prete Election re via direct : yFall Camival Week Coming Capitol will offer Tall Carnival Week, of big shows ssented with tirns JAMES CRUZE = roductien STARRING ~—— | Glenn_ Hunler Viola Danc Ve for the it hait Matinees—20c | he ¢ offcr the big Keith Evenings— 10¢ and 20¢ { headliner, Bert Baker and Co. In o o= o =l “provarieationiand J. Erancis Thurs.—Ernest Torrence | Haney's Revue. The feature photo- “ihe Sides| r rR iplay on tl bill wilt offer “In __lh ideshow of Life | Hol With Potash and Perl- mutter.” an entire fourteen ywood Star linf-;v .\‘-uhnd:xv_vw - i HAROLD LLOYD : ‘ 1 vote for “HOT WATER” ten Alling ¢ ed Rackliite CAPITOL TODAY — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY for KEITH VAUDEVILLE KELSO BROS. & CO. IN THEIR "'l‘l{.\'/,\' QUILT REVUE” COVINGTON AND KENT | BILLY DE LISLE & CO. “OUTSIDE THE (JRCUS De'mar’s Fighting Lions t Wild Animal Act in Vaudeville NORMA TALMADGE s in “ASHES OF VENGEANCE” I\l XII,IC('TI()N NIGHT SHOW TUE LAST PERFORMANCE AT 10:00 P. M. Il-‘( ’l‘l()\' Kl”l‘l RNS ANNOUNCED ( (l\ TINUOUS SHOWS DAILY SPE( AZIZ GROTT TWO VAG TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY LYCEUM THEATER ENTIRE UNRESERVED—35¢ Entire Orchestra ....... Rear Balcony it duplicated its success in some of | seen in | A crazy quilt | NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, BEWARE OF ASTHMA German Doctors Discovers This Dis- < FLOODS RAVAGING FRANCE, BELGIUN - Seine Rises Six Feet; Widespread {.fru:...p;ml:.y.‘... r sans b Property Damage l |cording to Professor Paywer, a Bor- lin physician who has a large pra Itice among singers and actors, In a By The Awssociated Press. Paris, Nov, 3.—Swollen by the cessant rains of the last week, com- ease Is Caused By Many Kinds Of in- t contribution to that they must be careful ahout the character of powder and paint they g on of the dr ing on top of the dampest summer ,.."ip"they wish to profect tholr morthern Krance aro rising with un- {110 ecedented apld b threate 4 Dregecentad Senpidity; SRthreataning iyl sl Hiriin, fusam! o be funs widespread restruction. |avoidable concomitants of stage life, | Professor {in the last two days, likewise ity wigsh to overcome the dangers of tributarles. The Marne is already (hoir profession they must use overflowing at Epernay, Vitry-le very sparingly i, it at all, and get [rising two inches hourly and the | epcise and sleep possible | Doubs even faster. In the Argonne | he Meuse turned m”"’l of |of Epinal is under water. The road |Hudson-Essex Closed Cars between Epinal and Nancy et | gubstantial price reductions on Inear Charmes where a number of i Hudson and KEssex coaches were an- | ! rounced today by M. D, A combination of flood and galo | following the recelpt of A specias has «d 7000 acres in the ze from the Hudson Motor Car hundred cottages on the sy shore | . Valery. A similar situation ens Boulogne and the region al he warns stage celebrities fall In many years, p rivers sad ) DNy years, the rivars of 4,01 “noges and lungs from in- ' Seine has risen over six feet | Payser says. If actors . v Itobreco and alcohol Francols and Chalons, the Saone fs BN the oltdeor oxs s 60 £ Cr m,annccs Reduced on factories are submerged Honavman Somme volley, flooding more than a of Hazebrouck in one vast The reduction results in the son Coach, a closed car, at less than the the same cl Hud now selling standard open cars ssis, This 13 the first b e {time in motor history when this 14oge, Belgium, Nov, $.—The rIver oo hoen trye, It is declared. The Meuse 18 rising rapldly and all the ugeon conchs new Iist price in low-lying sections are flooded $1205, as against $1400 for the 4 passenger open super-six car ana $1500 for the 7-passenger open car. The Essex coach at $945 fs still slightly higher than the Essex open near I thre | Charlerol, Belgium, Noy Nearly the whole of this 1 under water, and immense damage is reported. The blg Hainaut mctal plant at Coulllet {s*flooded, as well ‘v VUt the diffcrential 1s declared 'a the Marclnolle . Hioctrie phant, P Hudson-Tissex offcials to be' the throwing thousands eut of work tuslol elindusiviasidegerom The anthorities are organizing MYt N boat servicen to convey food to flood , TI® MOve by the Hudson A viotims. It Is exnented the gus plant = 207 Haekeeoiad, Becauss tne Will be put out of commission a1 amy 133t 0w weeks has acen a substantial moment, plunging the city into dark- UMDEr of motor car price increases St -is taken to mean that Hudson S°5 oW regards open cars as lux- "urics, and proposes to give the ad- | vantage of volume production to the losed cars which make up at least 0 per cent of its production. Open ar and sedan prices are unchanged. Bruseels, Nov. 3.- river Senne is out of its banks south of this city and acres are under water { i | The reduction was made possible, |2 }/. M C.A_ NOTES according to Hudson officials, ~he- cause 1924 has been the sales year in Hudson histor: hitherto unknown 100,000 mark have {ing been reach: 1 about Sept 1. Vol- | ume economies have thus been pos- largest Boys' Department News The Saturday night meet between the Boys' club and the Y. M. C. A. was rontested affair. The Y. boys started off by winning nw, 8 man relay race by a wide ma gin. The Boys' club came back in ' the baskethall game and gave the Y hoys a severe beating. The pass work of the Boys' club team was far su- perior to that of the Y team and 'runge of price competition. although both played a hard fast —wfjuqson-Essex conches are the game, the Y was decisively defeated. |jargest selling aix cylinder cars in In the pool tournament for Juniors, | ipo’ world, and with these sensation- A‘:n"l on of the Boys' club defeated {4 new prices, are more than ever Art Smith of the Y. Tn the Senfor | ynmatched values in thelr fleld."— tournament Henry Urban defeated |, jvr. Arbor of the Boyy' club. After ”m; e | | Honeyman said: * tage in price is made possible buyers because Hudson- Essex {lowed their creation of coaches with Ivouca production. This keep Hud- son-Essex enclosed cars out of the is advan- fol- meet the boys were treated to lunch. AUTOS IN COLLISION About 100 hoys were present, The front of an automobi The Hi-Y club hold a short |y paniel Fitzpatrick of the Hotel meeting tonight to make plana for pejgney badly damager in an the winter. Fvery high school bov l,coigent at the corner of Park apd Is invited. : Stanley strects early yesterday morn- The Radio club will hold its us ing. A machine operated hy I'red- mecting and code practice on Thura- | ik 1. Rogers of South Manchster g at 7:30 o'clock. {was traveling east on Park street when it struck Fitzpatrick's machine, lers have heen secured tainers at the Father and |y, wag traveling north on Stan. ‘, ey strect owned will was San banquet on Novemher 21 te for Hiram | advt. top lever and vote and Dawes.—advt. CAPITOL EXT WEEK all Carnival Wee ANOTHER TREAT FOR OUR PATRONS -BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS — 14 MON. — TUES. — WED. BERT BAKER & C(O. in “PREVARICATION” FRANCIS HANEY’S REVUE A\ MINIATURE BROADWAY REVUE “IN HOLLYWOOD” with POTASH AND PERLMUTTER NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Pull Bingham for Gove tap lever and v rnor. Pull Coolidge for 14 dh 0 PRESENTS Election Returns Tuesday Night ABONDS” Reserved Seats At GALLERY Crowell's Drug Store the | NEW ENGLAND AND VIRGINIA IN PACT Will Work Together to Improve Commercial Conditions | (Bpeclal to the Merald.) Washington, D, Noy ginla's ithon v New England and business nomic Loth today when, at a me England busine {of the Virginja Commerce Vir th the manuiacturing lrewm of 4 coi Interes benefit of alized 20 New W men with offici State oint Chamber of commitive was med Anderson of Worces S, pres of the Assocl, Massa | chusi and repr nla, (X | necticut Rhode Jstand the body. The cled chalrman entatives from Virg re appointed to G 8t residing at Ro 3 of the Massachuse amber llard, o 4 Con- et hambe rec, and Wa 3 New Londou r, retired and a land, will Rhode lsland its own of Comm Bridge po Edward W. capitalist and manuf direetor of the port of sent Matne, will be coopera | me Grorg r, chair- | man of the Rhode Isiand comn | sion on for and domestic co; merce, and 1. C, Southwick, manu- | facturer. The Virginia representa- tives will be H. M. Thompson, of | Norfolk, secretary Hampton | Roads Maritime Exchange; Dr. Jo- | seph H. Smith, of Petersburg, presi- | dent, and Major Leroy Hodges, of | Richmond, managing director of the | Virginia Stats Chamber of | merce. This commi er sodn to consider definite pros tion hetween Vir- ingland to increase to eccure federal op- Cod canal, vastiy fuge at the so- transportation { problems facing manu- '3 of both atates. The New today for their homes after a week spent in touring' | Virginia, during which | than 1,500 miles of territory [ travers: and mbers, Com- e wiil be called to- for gue Istand; and for lution oint | raw material | factur nglanders e time more wns |Lawyer Darrow Thinks Criminals Are Sick | | Detrott, Mich,, Nov. 3 —Ridiculing punishment to help the ecriminal{ | and protect society, Clarence 8, Dar- row, chief of the defense counsel in the famous Leopold-Loeb murder | case, in a speech here last night, de- | clared that criminals should be | | treated like persons suffering from | typhold or smallposx, segregated for | their own good and that of society | and discharged when cured. | He defined criminals as being per- i sons incapable of team work, being | too far advanced or too far behina or too much one side or the other, to cooperate with society, HIS I'AME SPREADS | California “Rain-Maker” May Get Job in Far Of Africa Hanford, 8.—The fame | 1d as a resuit of undertakings in | California has rcached Africa where! he may have a chance to try 'h)u\ cunning on the Sahara desert. Tha | King's county chamher of commerce | announced today it had received U\i inquiry concerning Hatfleld from Tunis, in French West Africa. ‘The chamber will reply that farm- | ers in this vicinity recently paid Hat- fleld $8,000 for making it rain. | ‘Whether Hatfleld was responsible or | not, it did rain two and twenty-nine hundredths inches between March 13 and April 15 this vear over an area 76 miles in diameter after the “rain- maker” had “shot the skics” with fumes from chemicals. | lever and for Senator.—advt Pull top vote for Edward F. Pull Ben Alling represe PARSONS HARYFORD 2 NIGHTS BEG. MONDAY POPULAR PRICED MATINKE WED HARRY TOWNLEY OFFVERS TESSA KOSTA 1PRINCESS APRIL | | A NEW MUSICAL COMEDY OF YOUTH | Book by William Cary Duncan—Musie by Carlo and Sanders, ENTED ORCHESTRA—20 50——WED. MAT. 50c.-£1.50 p 1 and vote Fred Rackliffe and for ves.—advt, | W\u, 3 NIGHTS BEG. THURSDAY POPULAR MATINEE SATURDAY JULES HURTIG Presents “BADGES” A New Misters Dramn by MAX MARCIN AND EDWARD HAMMOND with Gregory Kelly and a Distinguished Cast EVE. 50c.-82.00—MAT. 50c.-81.50 EXHIBITION OF Local and Foreign LANDSCAPES hy Albert Byron McCutcheon and . Anderson Music Hilda At Morans Store from 1ih Exhibition Opened Oct. 218t w Nov a qua 1024, City Josph Soll ot 8 veported to the po boys broke into hi ity of me had stored ther A surprise par Nell Morrison at den slrcet bhelng recipient o party wis 1w, who play 18 Were serve sung until « seph P I o her Uter speading U with Mills, of Curtix st Mry. H York ¢ mg in U this evening Camp Clay her danghte tn St Jean's | this ¢ Torrington w freshments will Charles 1 Divinity sc) Man Who & Woman's Yale The to the ernoon The committee vapce rangements An excellent lens stock and mod- ding equipment e gri *xact, quick sery My Specialty— Comfortable Vision FRANKE. GOODWIN Eyesight 827 MAIN ST. 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