New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1924, Page 5

l'! Wl N T " __‘:” ot niess otherwise indicated, theatrieal nutices and reviews o this colump are written by the presé agencles for the respect''e amusemen! company DOUBLE FEATURE~LYCE Patrons at the Lyceum today ecing & double feature pringing three of filmdom's opular players—Monte- Blue 3 ly Bayne in “Her vow" and Hoot Gibson Ridin', Kid from Powder here also is the usual omedics and news features, “Her Marriage Vow" is from Owen avis' drama and other love themes fnterspersed with the return of a rejected suitor when hus d and wife have a fall- | ng out. Incidentally, the beautiful [Beverly Bayne is raaking her first | ppearanice in years in a plcture in | hich the leading maa is other than her husband, Francls X. Bushman, | fiier part 1s that of a woman hap- bily married but lrritated because frer hu band has to concentrate on | Jusiness. She fs tempted to attend a gay party and from this intense frama develo increased when | fie hushand returns home to find one of the children very fll and the MO In “The | Rive selected | gp 'W' |There are four clever enfertainers in program |this offering and Mr. most speciallst in humor, his prescriptions and | being Marrlage | liberal dos | The other ' Lstandard of excellence. play feature | William revolves around |cellent cast that Ayres, Jack Holt, On Thursday a special ‘holiday bill | |ana Bvelyn Brent, and Gorman Sisters, & seaty for the ) NEW . BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. NONE BADLY HURT IN TRAIN CRASH Now England Express Runs Into Freight | I | I ATEas \ !-" \)f ‘e 20 Boston, Dec. 22.—~The New Eng- land Express, from Philadelphia and New York to Boston, crashed into the middle of a long frelght which was pulling out of the Midway, Con- necticut, yards at abont eight o'clock yestorday morning, it w ald at the offices of the New York, New Haven and Hartford raflroad here, | / None of the crew were injured. Ten passengers on the express complain- ed of slight injuries, | The names of cight passengers all of whom it was said, received slight hljnrlm« were given out by the rail- | road officials as follows: Mrs., E. E. Bauban, Pittsburgh, Mrs, M. Fogel, Philadelphia. Mr, and Mrs, H, A, Macrae, Provi- dence, €. W. Kinney, West Newton, Mass, E. N. Smith, Pittsburgh. Chester *¥. Luscauve, Maine. Joseph Ragan, Camden, Members of the train cre dining car force reported minor in- juries, company officlals said. 0 doses of comedy and rovue. Lioyd 15 a invaluable and result in| s of comedy and'song. | s arc up to the Palace | The photo- | on this bl will offer De Mille's “Don’t Call It a comedy drama, with an ex- features Agnes Nita Naldi, Rod Theodorg Kosloff, | Love, irh HM Myrfiyuthd Mdball CAPITOL | Thurs, LaRocque and THEATER I'rl,, Sat, JUDGE HAND MAY SIT ON SECOND CIRCUIT BENCH Scnate | Will be the big attraction with the v feature presenting Lincoln E thril drama “The one Rider, Tts cast is com- sed of Reed Howes, the famous Arrow Collar model; Alma Bennett, i) udeville | on this bill will feature The Wilsons quartet of Portland, clever Expected To Confirm Nomi- f nation At End of Christmas nite Frolic, at ‘which Marty Dupree and Her Follles will appear in con- junction with a vaudeville show; are | | | | Midway, Conn,, Deec, 22.—Tailroad Recess 2 DECEMBER 929 1024, e e —— e ——— et Your Xmas Your Xmas Dinner Turkey FREE Dinner Turkey FREE Over 100 women received the FREE Turkeys from our Coat Depart- hava $tha whririt have that opportunity ment today and you. too, ty Tonight!—Tomorrow! Wednes i;fiy? With every purchase of a Coat priczd above § , We jill give absolutely cife gone. The family breaks up, put the heart-broken mother Kid- haps her kiddles and this is the ause of the super-climax. now sumuz at the box office, o The Capitol headliner today and | “PRESCRIPTIONS” AT PALACE A good bill of vaudeville and stoplays opens a three day en- sment at the Palace today. Top- | ping the vaudeville portion of the| hrogram s “Prescriptions,” with ave Lloyd and a supporting cast LYCEUM NOW PLAYING EXTRA BIG DOUBLE FEATURE HER MARRIAGE vow With Monte Blue and Beverly Bayne —AlSO— HOOT GIBSON, In RIDIN KID FROM POWDER RIVER sents that famous comedian Billy | (Swede) Hall and his company of entertainers in his comedy gem, “Hilda." Other acts Include Der- mottl and Co., comedy illusionists; Dave Roth, a versatile comic and | his sensational dummy dancer, “An- nie.” * Bernard and Carlisle are po- {lite entertainers and offer a routine ot songs, patter, and dances that will | | prove a hit with Capitol patrons. | {The Chikonne Ballet Divertissement i3 one of the best knewn organi | tions of its sort in Europe. For period of years La Paiva was the | sole dancer and jn this capacity she | gained international reputation. | 8he is well known all over this | world and in that capacity is now | | touring America sceking new laurels |and judging from critical cmnm:m [ her search fs not in vain. lLa Paiva and Co. constitutes a mixed quartet | |and they offer an international song |and dance classic. The feature | photoplay on this program presents | | Agnes Ayres in her Jatest suceess, orld Goods.” On Thursday the big attractions will present Ann Su- | ter, the girl with the southern per- | sonality in a routine of songs which | has made her a big favorite every- | where. The photoplay featurs pre- | sents Tom Mix in his new thrillér, [“The Last of the Duanes.” Re served seats for the New Years Eve | | Midnite Frolic, at which ten acts I 50 LOCAL i:ll(l:fl TO TAKE | wiil. be offered for the first half of the week pre- |the Midway yards and was crossing g the main line when the express train came along. | were thrown from their seats when the emergency brakes and some | accord to train officials and medical Quantities of Alcohol shore of the top of Cape Cod, five- gailon cans of | cases came bobbing ashore today or officials refused to discuss the cause of the train wreck here in which the | New England Express crashed into BY GEORGE (Washingtor Washington, D. C., Dec. after congress reconvenes after Christmas recess, December the s:nate is expected to confirm the nomination of Judge Learntd | Many of the passengers | Hand of New York to United J States circuit, judge, on the second | circuit, composed Now | i, Bureau of MANNING, 1. Herald) hort- u freight train, The freight train was injuring 10 persons. |y just leaving the 5 be the engineer of the express applied of these received slight injuries. The linjuries were not serious, however, York, ation was favorably rw-‘ ported to the senate late Saturd afternoon by the senate judicis or hospital attention was not need- | committee, but becauso of the rule that all nominations must wait one In addition to the engine and | jay pefore being confirmed in order tender pf the express, the front |, give senators opportunity to in- wheels of the mall car were thrown | quive into them, it failed of con- from the tracks, but none of the pas- | firmation before the recess was taken senger cars left the ralls. for the Christmas holiduy The reports of the wreck have | qpe nomination of Judge Har beon forwarded to New Haven where | 0w on the senate officlals will start an investigation. | v the judiclary co it R {senators from Conficcticut, New | York and Vermont, which compose the second judicial circuit, and there Come Floating Ashore |appears to be nothing in the way o Dec, 22.— | it8 bging confirmed on ‘Lm‘. v | President Coolidge is | power, in this case Hand a recess appointmier this Christm, | within the scope @f recesses hetween congress session® during which the I)mx\rlmi can glve temporary ap- ‘;mmvn\r it, to be later confirmed by the senate. dent ed abl¢ mmittee Provincetown, Mass., Irom Wood Bnd Light to Pame more than 15 miles of the sandy aleohol in woolen ¢iso floated along outside the sur t guardsmen located and de- troyed many of them, the Race Point station accounting for more | than 40 cases, The ahsence of et cage indicated, the coast guard Ol o December 2, but the senate judiciary als said, that the cases were 2L Gty gy committee moves slowly. He wilt succeed Judge Mayer who resigned Coolldge secnt ner PART IN “FOLLIES OF 1925" | BIG PRIZES GIVEN APPLY AT BOX OFFICE 1 | PALACE TONIGHT — TUES. — WED. AGH AYRES JACK HOLT ALDI, ROD LaROCQUIL N ‘Dont CallltLove’ | VAUDEVILLE Featuring | “Prescriptions” | WITH DAVE LLOYD | THURS, — PRI — SAT, THE BIG THRILL DRAMA / “The Cyclone Rider” VAUDEVILLE CAPITOL TODAY — TUES, — WED. KEITH VAUDEVILLE Featuring Billy “Swede” Hall & Company IN THEIR COMEDY GEM “HILDA" DERMOTTI & CO. BERNARD & CARLISLE DAVE ROTH LA PAIVA & CO. “Worldly Boods” THURS. — FRIL — SAT, ANN SUTER TOM MIN. In THE LAST OF THE DUANES" | hospital are now sclling at | several months ago. McCoy Jury Toda\ Hears Prosecution’ \((d(k the box offic | rather than destruction of any cr: W orces_lér Man D)es as Result of Knife Duel Worcester, Mass, Do, 22 Dominic Menera, 30, died at City ; BOOZE COSTLY Waterbury, Dec. 22.—A pint liquor, sald to have been left over y ooy ool e ey from a clambake last September, | WO 0T i MaCoy R cost Ernest Kropp of this elty $200 5.0 ¢ightar on trial for the murdex, ssterday as a result of and costs in city court this morning. o arre Theres 2 wounds inflie L knife duel with le was also glven a suspended sen- ', o 0w the v Mariano T'otcute, 44, on the night of ten 15 days. The small flask ooy December 14, when an argument | was taken Saturday in a raid con- P started over a glass of wine at a pig; ducted by the vice squad. i ot despit entere ear eC iing Me- Coy's version [T <! w2 |FREE TUI weighing no less than 10 Ibs,, from the New Britain Market or any other market you may desire ' Buy Your Winter Coat Now and in Addition Receive Your Xmas 1 E Xmes Gift) ""a L Dinner Tur FR (This Is the Coat Department’s n \ lmportant' Wednesday, at 2 P. 25 nd 2 u M., we will give away re 1. children’s Automobiles. Turkeys a WNEUMONIA Call a physician. Then begin “‘emergency” treatment with ROM HOMI: Jackson, Mich., Dec. 22.—Fire rting shortly before today completely destroyed an apartment here, driving three families into the frigid air in their night gar- ments. A number of the women were arefooted. DRIV According to the police Mencra | s was one of a group who were cele- | brating in a house on Massasoit Roud and indulging in a game in which the players drank one glass of wine and then drew cards and r to the wine table, Menera was gald to have taken one glass while Po- tente's back was turned. Accused of it by Potente they both drew knives and Menera in the fight was gashed | S in the abdomen, Potente was stabbed | mfimfihfifi@’ in the back and after going home | 5 L 1 5 was taken to the hospital. 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