New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1924, Page 5

Robert i . NEW BR]TAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, l!P.Z‘L - : ] | screens, opens Monday at the Pal- | 7he vook of run according to y “Porothy Veruon of | o comus in contact better than he ‘ [ace. “The, Rainbow Slx" will be Jamnes Reynolds, is a loose leaf I lon Ha Ihis 18 | I hin ‘nm vaudevllle feature. [er from which & wide assortment of ) ’ e e f " | ghs can be removed anywhere at L story | Bocton \‘\'mph(mv at y 3 pare Mr, Re .Hn\)v f ot i Q 1) “The Circus Cowboy” a Buck Ume Apphregily K AT ]Hf‘ [Y[;FUM aboth an . ; ’ ; WAEES "l: v‘RTUE All of tha local playhouses are |Jones picture, is the last half weel s oru el losCotico ] e L S L Parsons Theater Sunday ummm arrangements for a big time | offéring at the Palace, along with a | i et ISevoriy it apiiotans loston Symphony orchestra i {on New Year's eve and indications |big time dancing act with elght W 'l’v"l"'l'*l '”:l"““ DRI to Hartford l'"“"‘"fi" § re that ea o ¢ —*"The Danc 3lef ) oAy AUN O ISk N, oncert under the leadership Palace Oflers Famous Star in &y’ e .\J‘(.':h‘fl’,"fn"‘,f,"n‘\.‘,‘,:’n',:;;‘.‘.;“”' The Dancing Biementa” Nelmar's Syncopaters 8§ Next “Nioner bis teaiure on this i Opens HMonday-Betty ~ Blythe mer R icier Hege Kove I [ Naeie Stavtamiiant ren i \ 7 | is Ben Benson and Clevio Massim, i Ate t Fhe tamous orchestra will 1 f [[Rae 0 8 patrons. North of “The Cyclone | 7ol ), : assisted by Kathryn McLaughlin in J ) the Capitol theater, ]g umber | Rider" apd Mra. Waliace Reid in § meaalner “A Super Novelty,” They present a ; I o y afternoon, Febe ! | The Capitol already has announced | “Broken Laws” are booked for ear- puntomimie interpretation which o i o5 fivinsReyilin i the booking of ten acts of vaude-|ly showing at the Palace, e, provides a great deal of fun with the raightened out 1 you. o \\‘i "‘vi'-,l.“g,.\um, } Glorta, Swanson fn her latest plc- (ville for the midnight frolic. The Keith vaudeville bill at the |finish a difficult moment in athletics. For tc ‘e only 1 ‘ tes Quect i e s i ture “Wages of Virtue,” will be the - | The film feature at the New York Capitol for the first half of the week | Thelr pantimimic and gympastic ccum w to e musical offerings for i vhotoplay attraction at the Palace | The Palaco has made no special | Capitol next week s “The Snob” | wiit prese ot Gladys Dalmar and abliityiereiequallyiworthpwhillefand dLyioRly 0y | bo found doubly for three days beginning Monda nouncement but 1s_ expected to| N nammar and |With it all they mucceed in oftering ture cor i Lot il 'l yith viudevila, 1o her 39w BloGire | stiorty, | ““tnes From Mallywood,” adapted i ation of auper aze, | V13 N8y ho fndsed be termed "4 |ahowlne s ‘ LiSEie ety of Mr. A e llhea Thiand et ey from “The Worst Woman in Holty- | Miss Dalnar fs a littie girl with a | Suber Novelty” - ey o o of the world's O et nvend monainerable | <, AL the Lycenm the management | wood,” i the cellulold attraction big band. She is ltl more than a | 1107 otoplay, fetture o, the frs ! p To real lovers of phatoplt¥istaolt eaised conmderal | states that detalls are being held up | next week at tho Mark Strand. ghilafuut ohSxow ahe eaniidunae | 1 a0 kI3 RAEE ProsantapRiaell ! . ) and they are comment last week while playing | peyqing positive assurance that the | Ihe band is a first class one mnd | COMPSon in her latest success “The ing dra W Ko ky's coming liroadway. There wiil be a bill of ; e B0 i rden of Weeds,” an up to date ro- For t 5 ! ) funusually attractive bill being are| no o syncopation is thefr middle name. i8 the mark vaudeville with this photoplay and kAl L : e & INThe Y RIVOINED presentation |y, ‘ 2 e nantic drama with an excellent plot. week th g : Jund Fo b presented, Some- ! “SEntation | \iiy the dancing of Miss Delmar the : . 1 that is not without out- the featuro oftering will be “Tho | &% B next week to be s of Flame, 5 / G alai ey niehttwhlt e s ol nhton FhlaT | t A 4 0308 } ning entirely new and novel .is | nok TEEE 0 BE ofering has been a big hit every- |7 ; S wdon ; sical persomalities. Rainbow 8ix.” It ia hard to dig up | o0k SN PER - BAG RO [ with Thomas Meigh horaS Camatiity s o big oeder it | Piays will be offored. One will offer | pickford, i ioniit a novelty for vaudeville these d. e o i Tana NS IRY v sl SsE iR gL Pauline Garon, Elliot Dexter and ' j{addon last half o o1 - Tap"” Drings a Fine, s ck in “Spitfire,” and '(he weck ) but In the presentation of the t { s “North of 36" 8 to be moved : i 5 1l ! Starting Christmas day at the d it. The Hunbys are called » usual bt e e bow Six o S il y | s 3 TRGth i ideas sl Gibson of Izon Mountain, ow Bix) the munagement belle Capitol. Ann Suter, known as the |from the Lol to the Riuito next | Versatile Boys” and they prove that |the Other presents an all-star cast in | pempscy that famous 2 chifidants 6 e that this act descrves much credit |7 [t ) Not One To Spare ; I p | $10 in a justie for bringing a new novelty into |FI'l with the southern pf‘rsolmm}.‘ 2 :h;fills nol‘ a lm.sn'vlmu;, Comed i o ewlsh co sm“_u of slapped the faca of a P OB will be a vaudeville feature, BTN alking, singing anc d cing are A - . “Welcome He gued t thi vaudeville, talnbows prese; N argued to . ey Tnognaihovs) prese ) e | Adolph Zukor'is chairman of althelr claims to the title and they| "CYPTIAN PREMIER BETTER ille bill wil slap was meant & ik e . ‘s headlines at the Capl- | committee in charge of a testimonial | Mix together in a jolly 12 minutes Calro, I 13.—Tormer tuice ckly and the but neither the prejudice ) leaves every character with company made up in different color niake-up, which with the electrical s produces colors of the rain- how. The singing is excellent both in solo and ensemble numbers and altogether it lives up to its billing of Iiright Bands of Mclody. There arc fivc men and a woman In the act and all summed up they offer ideal « ng entertainment, Among the other acts are B ond Fitz, comedians; Brems is Iirems, who 18 now with van ) well known here throng who has rspersed with good come- s releases. ver 8o su- ever had to portray as | niss of 18 who 1 vrat faces rig and even ys Delmar and her | dinner to be given on 8 ay eve. Of entertainment Ellls and DPremier Z nd, direct from Keith's In Boston, | ning for Fellx Warbur the Ritz- |IRose call them The Jumping been suffering from chronic bronc- 'en Renson and Clerfo Massino | Carlton. FEddle Cantor will officiate Jacks” and thelr work is of a ncat, | Ditls, ‘?!vl a deputation of students Co. in Pantomime Tnterpreta- (a8 toastmast clean, startling nature, The s who called upon him today that his These are for the first three | s depicts the interior of a circus tent. fch improved. e days include| The film attraction att the Pi The girls dress as clowns and Rose a well known | dilly next week is “The Tornado.’ in a bright uniform. He leaps tn = “The Last Man on e R ara Eninety and out of barrels with the agility film featuring Edmun 1 Co.. direct from| “Dancing Mothers” reached its ©f & greyhound an v climbs 1 ine a pyramid while blin ed. CAPITOL SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY “The Spitfire” ‘NotOnetoSpare’ with with Pauline Garon Elliott Dexter . Robert Warwick An All Star Cast MON. ——— TUES, -———— WED. KEITH VAUDEVILLE Featuring (ladys Delmar and Band “A SYNCOPATED SEXTETTE” oadicved him. h," a Fox |that of th Lowe, opened s pare theater in fon DBros, ith's in New York. JThis Is a130th performance at Ma ‘Uoll'a theater last night. acter comedies when they are | “Bunk de Luxe” a comedy by excellent entertainment, | Thompson Buchanan and John | " was one of | Meehan, will be presented at ghe | Lest cver presented on the|Ambassador theater on Monday | Tt fs n cross between David [night, Dec. 22, The cast will be | and Potash and Perimutter, ward H. Robins, Snid of a better description. , is at the Lyceum n, to wed her heart's choice rems Lon play comedy tabloids. night two ex catures will be offered. One pr sents Jack Hoxie and the Universal riders in “The Back Trail,” and*the other offers James Kirkwood :m‘l Mary Carr in “You Are® Guilty." Among coming attra wn:.m one most notable is the vaude r 1he last Jialf of sents Arthur Dalton’ a mighty revue depicting wate > in a de- it with cast fea- r Dans er noted k Jones in be the JACK HOXIE ————in “THE BACK TRAIL” JAMES KIRKWOOD and MARY CARR e ) “YOU ARE GUILTY” Pathe News Eables Comedy_ MON. ——— TUES. —— WED. The Photoplay Sensation That Started All New York Talking! Richard Bird, lately scen here in | 24 “Havoe”, will have the princlpal er of Salnt.” male role in “Collusion”, which the ¢ unight, is | Shuberts are producin Netty Blythe | ccum tom Jhne Walker and George Abbott will play the principal roles in “Pro- cesslonal”, the next Theater Guild | production. will open at the Forty-cighth Street theater on Christmas Eve instead of the 23d. t Mitehell and Margalo Gillmore | head the cast. | “The Ha New York ed for early showin Johnny Hines has th flurrin;r—u;n,-.Bankc‘xi. and Inventor, Is Dead New York 13 t 5 I Florenz Ziegfe is producing. Robert B. Mantell will appear i this winter In a scene beth.” o from * —LYCEUM — 3 SUNDAY ONLY e BUODRTTY BLATHE — -SINNER OR SAINT® ROSE — ELLIS — ROSE | JDDIIEREYNOLDS S MONDAY — TUESDAY — IDNESDAY SR “ : Al ‘A Loose Page From the ecscareo MONDAY TUESDAY \n-nw The Jumping Jacks Virend crtanshs e Benson-M Joe & Art Hunby enson-Massimo . “The Versatile B | LR o e Versatile Boys” j Kathryn McLaughlin i They’re Great | In a Super Novelty he b V/4 OF HADDON HAL 7/041 the ic novel by Charles Major ~ = Gaapted by “Waldemar %w h {I\RRSHRLL NEILAN PRODUCGION :..Azsraphy by Charles Rosher Her Beauty Makes You Gasp! Never was Mary Pickford so gorgcously beautiful as in this, her most beautiful photoplay—a picture story filled with tender romance, thrilling action and delicious comedy. VAUDEVILLE ——Heaturing .E'luppl;c[;r;ifllg A Sunny Day Wherever They Appear Fascinating “THE RAINBOW SIX” Enthralling AT umlnuu\ \cwon ui Song .1nd Dance Now In Vaudeville These Funny Comedians LOU BREMS and DANNY FITZ Everyone Knows Lew Brems See Him in Vaudeville Others LADIES’ BARGAIN MATINEES Monday — Tuesday Wednesday 2 for 1 2for1 Clip This Coupon and Present It At the Box Office With the Price of One Admission And Receive Two Admissions Buy One Ticket-—Bring Your Friend ADOLPH ZUKOR " S JAMES CRUZE/IVO(](H[IOI( f\%}{&i’ : ™ ONIPSON Wme Gard eeds 2(i(f):)):) }()R LAI)IES2 Of\?ll:\' 1 B G R M VA A U D B VT L L I I e < I | S e B THURS., FRL, SAT. — “WELCOME STRANGER” ; ' Thurs.—Buck Jones Matinees . . . 30c-20¢ = ‘The Circus Cowboy’ Evenings . .. 40c-25¢ Continuous Shows Thurs.—“The Rialtg 4"