New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1924, Page 11

o o ) o o < 2 S s s o reviews Yo this Lootun e Amusemen! company Alens obherwise indicated. thentricu) | writter by the o agoneles for the FINE PEATURES—LYCEUM Fomorrow, i be seeum, |Co. presenting “Mont alks' with a big east ineluding Annie Ashley; and Calm and Dale with o ig supporting cast I “Everybody Step,” a corking #ood dancing act with cuch of the Weomplished dancer and Those who suw Tom Lone Star Ranger,” the Grey novel that Willium it on the sereen with the hard viding Thomas in the title role, wlil welcome the news that Mix i to be “The Last of the Duanes,” Capitol theater for three days, ng Thursday, This story, alko by Grey, is a typical thrilling, two fisted sort of yarn that made Mix famous and, from the early repor(s f Director Lynn Reynolds, it will be one of Tom's hest continuous rve ts for Chilstmus day, # ocontimuous show ut starting at the usual mu- s hour, anid the feature atirac- ms will be Johnny Hines In “The voed Spook,” @ thriller written ound the watomobile racing game U a touch of mystery w ro- Juck Dempsey fn Lis o the “Fight and Win" with ther the , together donews ey 0 through we camera lenscs, Tonight concludes the foeul shows 1ol UHe Marriage Vow" and e I Kid From Powder Itiv- The firgg named presents Monte i Beverly Bayne in a domes- tangle, replete with 1gedy, but ending ha uts | Aeen in the &t U tarti shows | he love and pily withal, It Midnite Ifrolic the box office, will be featured e Ten Hoot Gib- | * Is western ¢ of a Young west to yers of his stepfather, death he has taken a vow to In the ¢ of his wan- ings he meets with strange ad . is smiten with the machinations of t es is taken to the e s grave, via the hangman's And it is thi me girl who his escape tfrom (he gal- | 1L safr i other pleture gi Vo great vehlcle fc tivily. He has the r mowho is i the he CCYCLONE “The Cycl Palac day woducer, Line 0 1o, v AT PALACE | * which s at Thursday for a | incomp author a nd Wil- ar thi theater run, the sare In J. Carter ective three is 4 Who lust ye “The Ariz Lventh Hour, their right to claim lealership in turning out melo- it with a “kicl el Is *p " in evers foot in The firsr heid thefr | ing, for nd elineh irama e ol {rue v A has heen ser 1 admi of ind Westerns, comedicg it greet- | fairly | iin proves b of | imagined all | contained in this picture is o nystery. And he never insults your int Wifh all | enjousness of his plots, he is 1coln I, ( right to 1 1 specis (R Capitol beginning f the g the How he i action T dciint Lo coad ) irl with the mil- nown il 1 dollar porsor ent to hear nd Hul He will, no dition there will he how ot four enter " featuring the Wilson | arted 1 5 q 3 in “The ( doubt T ¢ are tet )11l varied program of s will in the a vande- 18 and Gor- ! ter- s 5. Vicker: Ty wl Taps continu L qu of ith loc apped will inchude Jae pair of elever ver Winton Bros, who called #On Pimes r Other Iude Childr ) Dark Put Lgurel in ere will i mes, John Barton and ,: PALACE NEW YEARS EVE MIDNITE FROLIC MARTY DUPREE’ FOLLIES BRAND NEW SHOW ALSO BIG BICL OF VAUDI. ViLLE RESERYED SEATS NOW SELLING annual New Year's o selling, a vaudeville bill the fea- Marty Dupres 1l he PARSONS’ NGRS ln. AMAs EVERYBODY 1S GOING TO THI DANCE \T— JESTER'S HALL, 181 ARCH ST. CHRISTMAS NIGHT, THURSDAY EVEL, DEC, Astorial Plaza Orchestra—The Sensation of the Twenticth Century DANCING $:30 TO 1. ADMISSION S0¢ FEATURE TONIGHT ONLY BIG DOUBLE “HER MARRIAGE WITH MONTE Blll-'_l‘l\l\‘:."i))-lll‘}\'l‘lkl‘\' THURSDAY FRIDAY — Johnn W SPEED —AL \()_ | the shook the |, {[GREETINGS SENT BYWAVYSECRETARY Wilbur Wishes Men in Service 2 Joyous Christmas j Washington, T 1 1oliday greetings to the navy with an ex- pression of sympathy for those be reaved by aths in the service and campaigns the work of the last year huve been made public by Sec retury Wilbur “I wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all officers and enlisted men of the navy and marine corps and to all civilians with the servie conneeted nd theie families, especlally to those In our hospitals, said the ary's mes Sl congratulate you all that your work was well done this year and con fidently expeet that you will uphold the traditions and reputati of the service for loyalty and devotion in the coming “Lot us Be year. also remember holiday scason those in the service who during the past year have vielded the lust full measure of de- votion and loyally: the relations and friends thus bereaved will be sus- tained and comforted by ¢ t1 remember the s and service so devotedly rendered.” | i this IAL AT CAPITOL “Into the t.” the title given to the new ten chapter Pathe seria | featuring Edna Murphy and Mulhall, has a double punch, story, which is by Richard right, commissioner of ENRIGHT ¢ police New York eity, shows o v Three Long l(}'m ( onvicts Leautiful girls are canght in the net x!' a gang of cleyer e | in the homes of the we oks who seek thy and the | hest 1vm|\| s for their victims, ows fow the highly sys tematized and efficient police depart- went of a hi operates 1o gath- the crimir into the.net of the {then it e The € “Into the Thursday, ten suces sode showing Thurs apitol theater has booked Net to be shown every y and Saturday for vecks, the first epr- LIKES AMERICAN METHODS Stockholm Plans to - Work Like Fifth Avenue, New York Stockholm, Dee. 2 isiting Stockholm will Le remin of their own IMifth Avenua as soon out the plana tor modernized traffic control from signal wiich have beer drawn up by Chicl of Police Gustat Haarleman. Mr. Haarleman has recently re- turned from York, impressed by the thods of traffic control in that ci mid 18 cmbodying Ameriean is scheme regulating the veh American as this eity ean carr towers many | for | s andg pedes- | | trian traffic ip the Swedish capital. SEEKS MIES Tokio, Dec. —Thirty-cight thousand government employes to be dischiarged In the execution of trenchim, being wo ails of which it by the ca rank 1o be let out number 00, while 18,000 are of lesser standing, such as em- | CAPITOL New Years Eve Miduite Frolic 10-BIG ACTS-10 RESERVED SEATS NOW SELL- ING AT THE BOX OFFICE Chris in that tuil hardware the outloc will cone Traftic JAY, I)li(?l‘)MBl‘lKfii 1924 BUSINBSS SUMMARY ‘WA'{RANT |SS|JH] ¥ POISON CASY Second Wile Accused of Sendin Deadly Candy ‘ Hardware Holiday Sales Active Last Week—Trade Prepares for dnven tory, RReview Shows New York, Dee. 24—In ity wee “Hard will say tomorrow: o arket sunimury | hardware 1 ware / “The retall hardware trade lind @ very active week s duy merchu walted for the their Christinas and spring somewhat from the r s trade, but bot cted Lo resunie a wy. trado is preparing inventory, atter which “ill-in' demand on will be very brisk, Hug Lol o0 Lo Consuners lust foy shopping good v Oleun, N Mrs 1A warrant Ensminger, of | wife gor, w professional | npted murder in hrough way to | Mis duys 1o do tuple sultercd ot th Eroup ity alumbia, second of lines 4 .uw.mml» ) its wlierift of Marlon county, sippl. Misk Harrict was | condilior Wrapped Chrfstmas cating stock is be lower than normal “Deulers jobher tions express complet sprin tucturers report praciica us stocks, Shipmien 1o boom is 1ot expec sire Gradual hea anticipated present morale men is conducive to ous periods, and thi titude of the public uctors is such in 11 s dence Manu and . cont of Ensminger The boy lives asler, wha s for e " A d nor de- 1no fuir Ins the candy contained ment that the She said pared by Merry Chri note sent in {he nt 1 manner. “Mill supply hardware distributors tavorable reports on curre ness and the of t hesides the eandy prospeets cetions ge PARSONS THEATRE Hartford Ave to (-et L il)(’ldtl()l’l Bosten vo long prison in '] from the 1 tion Weck Beginning Mon, Dee, Mats. Daily Except Mon, Mail Ovders Now. Seat sale ¥ri, 29. was tlve council after First Showings In Hartford in \ull\!l ring Adolph Zukor & Jesse L, ) i nt CECIL B, DeMILLL'S Mightiest Dramatic Spectacle THE TEN COMMAND- MENTS Story By deanie Macpherson A Paramouut Production (Famous Players-Lasky Corp.) Lesky d one- for ed to hs in wo Dedh ction were ree- n to the full ¢ committ for and ag: other state prisonces without reac a decision and will hear dence in another case tomorrow. — DANCING — EVERY LVENING Robin Hood Inn Meriden MELODY BOYS ORCHESTRA Tourlng Orchestra of Twenty Picces PRICES—Mats, Eves. 50, .75 and $1.00 1.00 and $1.50 x) PALACE SPECIAL THUR l) AY XMAS ATTRACTIONS FRIDAY SATURDAY ““William j" Ibre,rmu fi'ncoln ] Carters - 1925 High-Speed Helodrama M BILL vVOw?” BAYNE ll()()l (-lli\()\’ IN “Rll)l\(. I\ID lRU\I lO\\l)l‘R Rl\ll(' SATURDAY Hines ~ BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE Don't Forget! New Year's Eve | MIDNIGHT GALA | A Surprise Show Reserved Seats Now 50 Local Selling FOLLIES Big Prizes Given — Apply at Box Office WANTE =S Girls to Take Part in OF 1925 — ~ ¢ THOMAS BUCKINGHAM PRODUCTION VAUDEVILLE 4-GREAT ACTS-4 Featuring Wilson Bros. and The Gorman Sisters in “The Golden Butterfly™ Stevens & Laurel In “Tones and Taps” Children Woenders Vicker's Juvenile Harry L. Webb “Dark But Light” CONTINUOUS SHOWS XMAS DAY MERRY XMAS TO OUR PATRONS r the |} minger's | X ‘n,,- | | ribut G rec 11 o8l Wil Issued ton by Ol ol riologls aination of the e revenled that nll flukos ion tabl 1 into smu d in the dell Eiforts wer er w Mxm.‘ i Guren ut ninger. who Jtport, Mis woed hiere divorced from i HAS 1 PORTIAS al Number of Female I London, 1 sed by seven 24— When women cand tot it rul fow d Al number Among this occasio zen B exists prover from and A lish bar, e at Columbla, | was some | 8 He Bherman, spocial oing all the < HYLANRRQUESTED 2 TSI OONY <. Htate Hurkne f the cuy Chadrman I'ransit com- sy of the I Chairman Tl ity Board of Mavur Asked to Help Strai Out Transit Muddle idh ol ten 1 in work- “Transit the the couns ek in pro- vy ruling crman could It was sald t that the ted at the 18 o into Counsel Edgar J. Gordo 8o Max D annection SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS! THURS. — FRI. — SAT. KEITH VAUDEVILLE Featuring “The Girl With the Million Dollar Personality” AN Vaudeville’s Most C N SUTER harming Singing Comedienne Singing Songs in Her Own Original Eccentric W ay! Winton Bros. in “On Time” | BOONE PAWNEE INTO THE NET John Bag’ton & Co. m “Money Talks” Jacksen & Ellis Clever Entertainers CALM AND DALE Present “EVERYBODY STEP” A Different Revue MARIAN NIXON DEDlCATEDTO THE HEROES OF THE WESTERN GENERAL CUSTER CENERAL PHIL SHERIDAN AND TONY THE WONDER HORSE ¢ OF THE VAST OPEN SPACES _ s AN LYNN REYNOLI’"S Pen of From the Richard Enright Edna Murphyend Jec P, Pdfhck‘cn CONTINUOUS Police Commissioner New York City SHOWS D. \ll A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR PATRONS