New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1924, Page 11

be theatriew) nutives mnd reviews 0 this coluny geneles for o an respect'ie Amusenent company \ written by the S D —— e DANCING ELEMUNTS—PALACT, GOOD BILL AT CAPITOL, sweltenf bill of vaudeviile .ml Al excellent b1 opened a three- | s opencd a three-day en. | (Hy engagenent at the Capitol today, { at tho Palace today, and | for the lust half of the weck with sl real enter-{ Y0 Jevi ts that aiford real v show 18| 1ton Tiros. | v entertainme the Mar rs and Another hig is the Rialto Pour in melody mong and per- Led by Sonality. Thia quart known as ore and g Broadway’s own, I inger is a « part of her | Splenid sololst and when the four | ' 1 other agts ‘olces are combined there s a feast e up 0 el standard of ex- | 0f meiody and harmony. Other acts| " 1 ature with Inde Snow and ‘\"\\11(‘ who of« Vs p o presents 1y Jones in clr Jateat " that 6 'of those | 18 2 littla odd Jack | -doors | 1 Vere i3 n | Wi It is a T, are a ills and hur and §a pretty el ol romance running ir mo- | 5 « & up o Ite A tTaL for the an-| date must wed i0 tholr. owh 0 ; Mid lic 1l wa phiotoplay feature | 1 the big aitrac- | offers Vioja Dana it Don't fon for t show will pre- Noubt Your Hus whi ia a nt Ma and her Follles | drama of matrimony and very intere ina hrand sw. Vandeville a ating and n he very end. | 1l also he f 1. The may a the Now Year's ment also anno the ghowing be- fch ten acts winning Christmas Day of the hig I are now on sale at rter super &pecial, lrama and | nilay night two photopiays a thril “Love's Whirlpe iher presents Willlam Fairhanka in “Other Kinds of Love." A fascinating story of master minds and the underworld, of mys- tery, intrigus and romance, is told in “Into the Net,” tha new Pathe- serial coming to the Capitol theater with Edna Murphy and Jack Mul- hall featured. “Into the Net” is as | | real in its action and ipcident as the sensational abductions that | often happen in real lite and Al the | | columns of the newspapers — but | [1t shows detafl that the newspaper cannot reveal, Written by Richard E, | commisstoner of police of New| | York city and the most famous | police chiet in the world today, ow Collar A ma B " i8 co- Enright, STRANGER, LYCEUM 1 “Welcoms Stranger,” a eensational | Broadway stage success of a few! years ago, mada into a photoplay opened at the Lyceum theater this| afttrnoon to continue the remainder of the weel., On the same bhill is the | latast release of the Jack Dempsey | the news s and sclected a, as well as a well selected of vaudevillespeclalizing in ‘\\'T H(‘fl\ll “TIGER THOMPSON” ‘ ALL STAR CAST, In 1 “A PAIR OF HELLIONS" i SPECTAL MUSIC PALACE | | TONIGHT — FRI — SAT, Buck Jones song, dance and comedy. The story is a clean comedy of the l program soms homely philosophy not unlike that of' David Harum. For inatance, | the old Hebrpw declares that he “cast his bread upon the water and | it cams hack sandwiches. The! | eatch lines throughout the picture | | are side-splitters. ,Pmnsh and Perlmutten type with | “The Eires Cowboy” | | CAPITOL | il | S KEITH VAUDEVILLE | Featuring “Dancing Elements”’ i A MIGHTY MINIATURE RE- | | | Ro l F 1 VUE DEPICTING AR, FARTH, | | The 14 tO our | FIRE AND WATER I | BROADWAY'S OWN QUARIET | | 8 p. mfl——Jack Renard and his Man—‘ |11 p. \ VOICLS IN THE AIR | THURSDAY, Soprano, tenor. | 10 1o 11:80 p Home" . 7:65 p. mo~"Don't for Dumb-Be1la," . m—Organ reeital, KDKA § p mo—Wall Street Journal reyview - - & (Westinghouse — Fast Pittshurgh) [¥:10 p. m.—"Socloloky.” wri i el | 8:30 p. m.—American Orchestral so- | (Strawbridge and CI Phlla- 6:30 p. m.~—Dinnor concert by the| clety concert KDKA Little 8ymphony orchestra, | 9:48 p. m—Baritone and accompan pom ovue | 7:30 p. m.—~8tockman reports of the Ist Sipatford Hotel jeoncert orchestra, | primary livestock and wholesale | W 1 m="Humor." pom suni ' | produce mark«ta, 10015 po ni=—-Sanchez and Milstcad I Me 1§ of Doy Scout Radio 8 p. m—Progeam arranged by the | “The Texans. 1 : el Natlonal kman and Varmer, | 10:80 po m.—Waldorf-Astoria 0 p. m—Concert by violin, ce o 8:30 p. m.-—Concert by the KDKA| Orchestra and plano | Littie S8ymphony orchestra | - - §:30 p. m.-—Recital, &oprano and | 9:55 p. m.——Arlington time signals WOO fiiat | Weather forecnst, (John Wanamaker - Philadeiphia,) | #:20 M m—Concert by the U“'”-\ 11 p. m—Concert, u &5 p f.—Tim - sity of Pennayly | - - [ 10:02 p. m.—Weather forceast = | KYw | At St Ives in Cornwall, England, | (Westinghouse—Chicago.) | WG {lich I8 @ quaint old fishing town, | (Federal Telephone Mfg. Co. Cais wade out at sundown when the | B 6:02 to 6:18 p. m.—News, financial Buffalo, N. Y.) tide iy going out and cateh fish that 1 inal markota. TR T A R Sy Awve hean eaught In the pools he- | 6:3 T po m—Children's hedtime Hallpryd String quar Sl L AL The town lus T o ww, | MANY foll id they are the 7 to T:80 p. m.—Dinner concert | jograms. Tudustrial l3my Kot 1l looking lot that 7 to T:ilu—Toska Deltabary’s or-| ment bulletin, Ar wn Doy at or invaded a commi chestra | e —— 10 t 2 )Clon: nders’ Ore e e B e SEE o:.s:m:ss BEST CAPE coo 7:20 to 7:30—Joska DeBabaiy's York City.) orchestra, | P’( A 8 to 8:20 p. m.~"Twenty Minutes of | 6:3 1ty S ‘ ! GIVE MEN é \ $:20 to 9:15 p. m.~Musical program. LRl b e \e Things They Want I"l Instance— program, WBZ (Westinghouse 8. Wiggin Fnacmbie 6 p. m~—I. 6:30 p. m-Leo Reisman Ilotel | Lenox ensemble, | Tp. m.—Market report | 05 p. m.—Tedtime story, p; ‘m.—Letter from the Ne England Homestead. “AL the Theagers,” p. m.Chdrles R. Hector wit ith| s §t. James Theater o §:15 p m.—Concert by ten dramatic interpreter and piar 0:15 p. m.—Concert by &oprano, | tenor, accompanist and pianist, 9:55 p. m.—Arlington time signals; official United Etates weather re- | parts. ! 10:01 p. m cal program W (Edison Light Co.—Boston.) ontinuation of muai- | sion Inn orchestra. 7 p. m.—Boston Edison Big Broth- | er club, 7:30 to ® p. m—Glllette Safety Ra- zor hand. | 10:30 p. m. — Dok-FEisenbourg and his Sinfonlana. | m.—Dok-Eisenbourg and his Sinsonians. \ WNAC (Shepard Stores—Boston.) 6:20 p. m~—~WNAC dinner dance, | 8 p. m.—Melody Male Voice quartet. {9 p. m.—Musical program 110 p, m.—Skinnar otgan recital. | WIP (Gimbe! Bros.—Philadeiphia.)y 6:05 p. m.—Offlclal weather fore- cast, 6:07 p. m.—Dinner muaic by Art| Coogan and hls Club Madrid or-| ehestra, 7 p. m.—~Roll call and birthda 5 8 p. m.—"Barber of Seville," an opera in three acts. | 11 p. m.—Dance music by Harvey Marburger and his vaudeville or- chestra. | Woc (Palmer School of Chiropractic — Davenpo®, Towa.) | 6.45 p. m.—Sport news and er forecast, 7 p. m.—Sandman’s visit. 9 p. m.—Grehestra program. Schuster Sister's archestra weathe. | —With— | {11 p. m.—~Orchestra program. Lonis | 8 — DANCING GIRLS — 8 | | | JACK LAVIER ||| G o =l SNOW & SIGWORTH Song and Novelty numbers | | —— | p. m-—Midnight orchestra | QIGEE 1 ARTHUR & NEDI | “program. Cariisle Evans and his | — !‘ —— Coliseum orchestra. NEW YEAI'S EVE MIDNIGHT | | | | WsB FROLIO B arcus lsters (Atlanta Journal—Atlanta, Ga.) Prescnting | 9 s \—v == Yt ‘ { MARTY DUPREE'S MUSIC BOX | i | 8. m.—John McCrindle, Scotch bal- | REVUE | ; 1 3 : [ { g 5 | | natrumental featuree, | RESERVED SEATS SELLING l i ar ton 1'0S. 10:45 p. in—Plps scgan recttal. | In a Comedy, Classique Dance | | Revue, | CAPITOL | VIOLA DANA | | SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY ||| i § [ “DON'T 1)01 liT James Kirkwood, Lila Lee w’ YOUR HL'SBAND" \ | and Madge Bellamy ——— in CONTINUOTS \"U\\\ NEW YEAR'S EVE \lll)\ll-lll' FROLIC 10—BIG ACTS—10 RESERVED SEATS SELLING PAR$ONS" ‘Love’s Whirlpool' | WILLIAM FAIRBANKS in “OTHER KIND OF LOVE” || L Special Music LYCEUM MATINEE SATURDAY THE EMINENT ACTOR CYRIL MAUDE In Mis Greatest Suceess (Americ n Tcwvnr e nnd ’1 legraph |6 to 12 p. m—Dinner muaic hy the trumental quart mid- 0-50prano; g in a Ly the rookiyn ( .r*HMH'\. soclety; bari- tone; Vincent Lopez orchestra. m‘ T—“——1 See How the Police Protect Your Interests NTO THE NET* By RICHARD E. 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