New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1924, Page 11

i-.'/_ - Uniless otherwise tndicated, theatrica) notices and reviews o this column are written by the press agemales for the respect’'e amusement company. mm—-—mmmml 1925 FOLLIES AT LYCEUM. Raserved seat tickets for the mid- night frolic show at the Lyccum on New Year's even are going fast, but thore etill are some desirable scats to be obtalned at the box affice. The entertainment at this midnight show will consist of a new prescntation by MARTY DUPREE AT PALA thio troupe, including local glrle, pre-| The big attraction at the ¥ senting the New Britain Follics of all thiy week is Marty Dupree a6 well as a serles of vaudeville lies in musical comedy shows numbers, some of which will intro- opened to capacity audiences duce local talent, |day and Marty made her usual The current show at the Lyceum in this city with her fine show. presents a bevy of local glrls sup- big cast of favorites again delighted porting a cast of New \nrl\.m in patrons and the songs and dance “The Follles of 19 8 18 ® yumbers were well recelved. Bennie breezy little musical comedy offering, Drohan and Frank Murray, the having some good dance and ofher comedians, caused plenty of laughter apcclalties as well as good mueic. ity the funny anties, and the rest The accompanying picture 18 Regi- including Mart nald Denny in “The Reckless Age.” Steve Hugl For the last half of the week the “Waliaeo Melville, CAPITOL | @‘c‘:fifl KEITH VAUDEVILLE Featuring AL LEVINE Song follies show will Ve ontire changed to an y new bill and the feature pic- ture, in addition to the latest rélense in the Jack Dempsey scries, will be Jacqueline Logan in “The House of Youth.” ‘, NOW PLAYING i of 1925 ALSO “RECKLESS Broadway’s Popular Writer and His BAND TRIO DORIS LESTER & CO. NEW YEAR'S EVE MIDNIGHT GALA “FOLLIES OF Also AMATEVR A RESERVED SEATS NOW WILSON . 1925" HICKMAN BROS. ROUNDERS ON BROADWAY Lon Chaney And Big Supporting Cast in — ‘HE WHO GETS SLAPPED’ CAPITOL Thursday, Friday, Saturday r; Dog Picture That'll Claw Your Emotions (()\'l‘l vous \H()\\a PALACE Now Playing DUPREE’S | FOLLIES Chester denl PRODUCTION Tie SILENT 'ACCUSER With ELEANOR BOARDMAN Jack Boyle's Thrilling Story Hunt Through meuh: J. (d.‘!('l s ‘The Arizena Express ; Amateurs Friday \I:{“lt | i i Hmudm 1 Comnplete Change ’ i | i Bcf'mnmg \un(h\ N I"hl of a Peter the Great PARSONS THEATRE —— Hartford — THIS WEEK ONLY—Twice Daily at 2:15 and 8:15 The Only Showings in This Vicinity During the Present Season ADOLPH ZUKOR and JESSE L. LASKY Present CECIL B. DeMILLE'S MIGHTIEST DRAMATIC SPEC OF ALL THE AGE THE TEN COMMANDMENTS Story by Jeanie Macpherson A PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION (Famous Players-Lasky Corporation) TOURING ORCHESTRA OF TWENTY PIEC Prices: 75¢ and £1.00, plus tax $1.00 and $1.50, plus iax '‘ACLE Mats. Eves. 30c, S0 it | The | FOLLIES | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 'TUESDAY, ~TEEEE—e——— ohoUg WORkL 60007 knd . Hngn and| ¥ dances woll together, an item for whigh the Dupree show {s nofed, New scenery, and costumes add to the beauty of the show since lust scen here, They Wil remaln all weeR presenting a new show for the Midnite Noew Year's Eve, and also for the last halt of the week, Friday will be amatour night and applicants can Mow leavo numes at the box office, The photpplay fea- ture now playing presents Lincoln J Carter’s thriller he Arlzona Ex 9. lul‘ lll! ast huh n( the B B A s ] - OF ALLIED DEBTS Finance Minisler Glementel Says He Mey cly M nu ned 1t “The Storm Imugm- ND BAND AT CAPITOL p Keith vaudeville bill at the Capitol this first half of the week shows five acts that offer real en- tertainment, Topping the bill is Al Levine, Droadway's popular song writer and his band. There are nine | clever musicians In the band and | 1Moy offer a serles of blue numbers as a feature playing each sclection well and offering several noveltics, Other acts include The Wilson Trio, | three charming girls fn “Just Danc- |ing” a dance offering that is clever 15 well as origlnal; Dorls Lest Co. are excellent entertainers | offer a number of new songs at | plano; Hickman Bros. are black | comediansgand present . “Darkness [and Dawn,” a comedy skit that con- tains man; “The I‘.mu‘ru‘ of Broadwi a big hit with patrons with their novel of- fering, The feature photoplay at- {traction presents Lon Chaney and | big supporting cast in “fle Who Gets | Slapped,” one ofe the really big y tures of the year and one that l)mh ‘ | records on B ile playing | | therd ! | will el | | winl - offe “The Roardr log. 1 | . \\ ants (-eograph\ Tdught Jcene from Chester THE SILENT ACC! CAPITOL, Thurs., UNBALANGED D CSEOFURIE + Logausport, Tnd, Wonan Killed;- Four in Family, Is Claim USER. Fri., Sat, Accuser” with E the famous police | 1 I Nation’s High Schools W ‘vahn Dee. 30.~Declaring emen in the importance study of sclenc Grosvenor d from virtual s is “one o ){ American &chool € w discoveries in the d pre-Columbian civ Suppo (il high echools of v in the the vicinity of ¢ described in ad- . H. Darton and M. Judd. [Snow slmms and (old | Taking Heavy Tolls 80, —Heavy 1 prevail sociated Press. rbaijan, 1)( " Great Political Stir at Hoeme of Zag ')ul l’ l.ha much fed in snow )‘e\\ \um Is l); N PALACE NEW YLEAR'S EVE MIDNITE FROLIC Presenting i DUPREE'S VOLLIES |} —And— | BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW | Doors Open at 11:00 p. m. 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