New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1925, Page 11

| comedy song and oo !!l!!i!'f' U.IL i wiene otherwise indiculed. theatricw) cotices Gnd reviews W this coluis A written by the proas agencies for the respec’ o amusemen! tompany e ) ) o - REXMERE. ORCH, AT PALACE John L. Bullivan’s Rexmere or- chestra made a decided hit a¥ the Palace at the performances to full Novses whorcame to greet this popu- far dance orchestra in thelr vaude ville pregentation. Miss Krawitz, a popular iocal singer also did fine in the rendjtion of “My Kid" and “All Atone," belug forced fto respond %o uncores, ‘Other Keélh acts on the bill offer Hashi agd Apul in a clayer Jupflnw povelty; Jack Ffiggurald in “Near Bird® was a decided hit, his mimicry being well received; and )\mm‘ug and Hall carry off' the comedy honors with their excellent dance offering. The foature photoplay presents George O'Brien in *“Fhe Roughneck.” To lovers of action stories here is one that should not be miss cause there s action jn this one from start to finish, One of the big scenes deplets a thrilling fight underwater with a, man-eating shark. On Thursday the bill changes and brings Charles Ray hack to the gereen in “Dynamite Smith” with Wallaco Beery and Bessie Love in support. The Kejth show will be headed by the Five Rubys, five pret- ty girls In a pippin dance offering. PALACE Now Playing KEITH VAUDEVILLE John L. Sullivan’s Rexmere Orchestra New Britain’s Popular Dance Orchestra Miss Anna Krawitz, Soloist T HASHI & 0SAI JACK FITZGERALD MANNING & HALL GEORGE O’BRIEN — in — ‘The Roughneck’ Thursday Charles Ray, Wallace Beery, Bessie Love = in o~ “DYNAMITE SMITH” LYCEUM NOW PLAYING KATHLEEN NORRIS A UNIVERSAL JEWEL CARL LA MMLE ‘With KENNETH HARLAN LADIES'’ MATINEE This Coupon and 10c Will Admit Any Lady To Best Seats American Legion Ball State Armory, Feb. 20 Admission $1.00 Tax Free llfifi"’@ HATED | = &o/\. baior i BEBE DANIELS AT CAPITOL Bebe Daniels 1s bafk again at the Capitol theater—this time In “Miss |/ Bluebeard,” a Paramount picturiza- tion of Avery « Hopwood'§ farce, “leu Miss Bluebeard." J'rank Tuts llu directed the picture which wasg adapted to the scregp by Townsend Martin, The Keith vaudeville bill js head« ed by Lew Rosgg and Ca, sefen revue, Other acts includg Gerards monkeys, Willle Smith, a douple voleed singer; thé Vest Pocket Re- vue, a miniature with four peopie; Fuiton and Quinette in “A Girl of Today.” On Thursday Richard Talmadge, the stunt king, will be seen in “American Manners,” with a new chapter of “Into the Net” and a vaudeville show, BRING CAPITOL TODAY AND WEDNESDAY KReith Vaudeville Featuring Lew Ross & Co. T—CLEVER ARTISTS—7 In a Musical Comedy Revue "FULTON & QUINETTE GERARD’S MONKEYS RESULTS Willie Smith GREA’ ST MALE l’RA‘(O Vest Pocket Revue A Miniature Bebe Daniels —IN— ‘Miss Bluebeard’ THI.RS ~Richard Tnlmldgc —In— “AMERICAN MANNERS” ATTENTION ELKS All Elks are urged to meet at the clubhouse at 8 o’clock tonight to wel- come members of Meri- den lodge, who will pay an official visit to the Fair. BIG TIME | = TONIGHT clgver artists in & musical comedy | THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS MAIER CAPITOL THEATER, SU TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT C. L. PIERCE & CO. - CONDENNED AN TAKES OWN LIFE Hangs Himsell Tn Cell at Sing Sin Dot o Ocstuing, N, ‘ta- ¥ob i¥ehe al- most unlnt main- tained day #hd b Hoomed prisongd I M death house yesterdag tafied 46 - prevent | § William 8. ¥oid, d - ftor "murdering slx @n Incen- diary fire, from %scaping the elec- tio chair, During'a few minutes ‘when his guard was absent, Forfd hurg him- self trem the top bar of his cell door witlfea tépe made of strips of & sheet, Efforts by the prison sugeo to reglye him failed. Betore bis spicidg Ford spent the day wNting Jettera of farewell to friends. One of the letters, addrees- ed to Warden Lawes asked him not to punish the guard for his suicide. The letter declaréd that he was “framed” by Raymond Anderson, taxicab driver, who turned state's evidence against him, When he had finished the letters he ate his supper. His guard, John Hornet, then took the dishes away and in the three minutes he was away Ford swung himself from the door. In his letter to the warden he sald he had carefully planned to take advantage of these few un- guarded moments. Ford was arrested ‘October 18, three days after an early morning | fire at Brooklyn had Killed his fath- er-in-law and former partner, George Keim, two other men, two women and a girl. He slashed his wrists while he was be- ing held in jail, but failed to kil himself. At his trial he was convict-' ed principally on the evidence of Anderson, who also was charged with murder, but was released after the trial. His suicide was the first in Sing Sing's death house since 1916, when another prisoner hanged himself. real estate County Optometric Assn. Dinner Here Tomorrow R. M. Peckham, a registered op- tometrist of Waterbury, will give an address on ‘“Modern Opthalmic Lenses,” at the baunquet of the Hart- ford County Optometric association to be held at the Burritt hotel to- morrow evening. Dinner will be served promptly at 7 o'clock . and will be followed by the business meeting and the address by Mr. Peckham. It is expected that at members of the association, from Hartford, South Manchester, Meri- den, Stafford Springs, Bristol, Wind- gor Locks, Thompsonville, Middle- town, Rockville, Rocky Hill and this city will attend, H. T. Reddell of this city, vice-president of the organization, is in charge of the ar- ramgements. ' least 30 FAMOUS OCULIST DIES Berlin, Feb, 17.—Dr. Jullus Hirschberg . of Berlin ~ university, | dean of German oculists, died today, | aged 82. Through introduction of the electro-mognate in the science of | ophthalmology, Dr. Hirschberg res- cued many patients from blindness. Cross Words. Mary—My husband never says a cross word. Ann—Do you hawe to work the puzzles all by yourself.—London An- swers. PARSONS’ HARTFORD ONE WEEK °* COM. MONDAY, FEB. 16 Mat, Wed. and Sat. TUHHY MARTELLF < in lough-a-minute musicsl comed; *" SOME GIRL ‘PEPL LAUQNT R/ JAZZ/-MELODY.” PLE /. T|F ANY FLAPPER CHORUS ngp?S MOST _GORGEUS FASHIONS Box office now open. All mail orders filled as received. PRICES: Night .00 50c to $2.00 Matinees ... 50c to $1.00 Presents at —— DAY, MA Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2. CAPITOL — 4 DAYS BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY — WITH VAUDEVILLE Coach Sends H. 8. Team O Floor in Disgusty.c Lut ‘night at basketball practice Coach Cassidy, sent the first team men to the showers, after a | very poor exhibition. He did this only after the second team.had piled up @ score, which the first team could not_overcome if it played all night. The upper classes held & meeting this morning in the auditorium to vote for class ducs. This is neces- sgary on account of the class deficlt ‘which was caused by ~ fnsufficient patronage of the mid-year prom, Howard Beloin, president of the Senior class, received an offer from the president of the Senior class of the Meriden high school to play a serfes of two basketball games, the first to be played here, and the sec- ond in Meriden. the teams are to be seniors. The members of NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1925, COLORFU PAGEANT bakeit|"}; SOUTH CHURGH Dillerent Nafional_ltles 10 Be Rep- resented on Program The Mid-Winter Tea of the Wom- an's assoclation of the Bouth church’ will be held Thursday at 3:30 p. m. Mre. Walton Hart s chairman of hostesses. Al 4 o'clock a pageant representing different natlonalities which have come to Ametica, will be presented. The program is as follows: ! Wé Americans Prologue—Unwillingness of Old World to Listen to New ldeas, Colpmbus, [rene Wingeriwsoldiers, Wesley Alvord; Buidon Lobnes; king of Spaifl, Willlam Bonney! coustiers, Dbgothy u'owlc;p Pefna Abrahdm, Agnes Murray, Firsh episode—Columbud | Taking Possésslon ot Amerlca, Columbus, Irene ; Winger; saflors, Wesley Al- vord, Burton Lohnes; Indan, Milton Bonney, Second episode—The Coming of Many Natfonalities to America, Their Reasons for Coming and Thelr Gifts to America. America—Mrs. Norton Foster. Puritaris—Penn T. Kimball, Ruth i Wacker, Margery Windsor, Lilly {Calmback, Anna Haverlick, Lulu Bentley, Dorls Mount, Dutch — Edna Kieffer, Letitia The longest bridge in the world {s the Tay. bridge in Scotland, its length being 3,136 feet. On Parade! Eugenia Gilbert is in favor of parades. She carried Los Angeles' banner to first prize in one of Ru- dolph Valentino’s national beauty contests, and now the sheik thinks she's the prettiest girl of 14 assem- bled for honors in Hollywood. l Ql Ladies and Gentlemen’s Suits - Dry Cleaned and Pressed for ONE DOLLAR Goods Called For and Delivered Star Cleaning Co. Office and Works 2 North st. Branch: 203 Main St. . 3307-12 Tel. 2884 _ NEW BRITAIN MUSICAL CLUB LEE and PATTISON World’s Greatest Exponents of Two Piano Playing A Real Thrill in Store For Those Who Have Not Been Fortunate Enough to Hear Them RCH 1ST. 50 MARION DAVIES JANICE MEREDITH 't To-day’s Offer to All Who Have Stomach Distress Try One Bottle of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin for Indigestion or Any Stomach Trouble and if Not Delighted With the Good Results Axelrod’s Pharmacy or Any Reliable Drug- gist Will Gladly Return the Purchase Price. Why not get a bottle of this grand astomach medicine today with the dis- !tinct understanding that your money will be premptly returned if it does not stop the most acute stomach dis- tress quicker than anything you ever used. Yopr stomach may be 8o distend- ed with gas that you think every minute your heart will stop beating, yet with one dessertspoonful of Dare's Mentha-Pepsin that dreadful feeling of suffocation will vanish in a few minutes, ‘With the same speed it stops gas, acidity, belching and heartburn. It's a wonderful formula—this combination of Pepsin with Menthol and other good stomach invigorators VERY day firm delicious loaves of White Rose are rushed to your grocer. Fresh from our ovens. Then to your table. No more thana few hours after it is baked you slice it —serve it. Fine grained, delicately flavored, satisfying bread. So rich it keeps its freshness and flavor for days. Sixexpert bakers combined to make White Rose. Try it today. Telephone your grocer now for a loaf. RESH-~ rushed to your grocer Bunce, Arline Powell, Anna Deuteh. | Swedish—Mae Fresen, Vera Sher- man Florence Hanson, Polish ~— Nora Tomaso, Timm, | Itusslan — Cornelia WEDNESDAY SPECIALS AT Janet Johnsom Timm, Gertrude. Erickson. g A NV tronting Forelgn People Arriving in America and the Christian Solution UALITY EBHDFAT s, 318 MAIN 5 CUNUMY PRlCE 10 TEL. 2485 Violet | Lundquist, Johan, Ruth Henry; symbolic fig ures: disease, Ruth Hewitt; ecreed, Doris Kleffer; long hours, Eleano: Potts; war, Ruth Olsen; child’ labor Artimus Perokes; future, Ellzabet} Harwood; brotherhood, Mrs. Russel Hubbd®d; justice, Mrs. George Cbrist: truth, Mrs, George Toomis, " peace, Mrs. Willard Oquist. T SPECIALS I"ROM 7 A M, TO ll A M Committees In charge: Mrs, Ken- S i neth Bearle, Mra. Ernest Pelton D, 5 Lean Fresh Best Maine irs. Chester Hale, Miss 1. 3 Woodtotd, Mise janet Weasesl Mre. hHO'ULl)l‘R% ‘w 14¢ ror. ATOES, peck 270 Ernest Sterling, Miss Gladys Tarr, § Chall Pi Palmer, Miss Priscilla Bones, Miss - ¢ Caroline Dartlett, Miss Gertryde B4 e SRR Rogers, Mrs, B. M Harwood, Mrs, 8 ROUND Arthus Upson, Miss Estelle Dickin- SIRLOIN STEAKS lb zzc * Planist—Mies Gruco Manning, | PORTERHOUSE:, Tha volde=~<Mrds Everett Proud- .l ———— e man, 1 ALL DAY SPE(,‘ ALh I ALL DLPARTMFI\TS Famous CubanPatriof ' ! ROAST POR'( .......... . 1 18¢ veies I 18¢ cooiho Ib 18e Lean (mned Beef Ib 10c Boiling Beef 1 10¢ Boneless Pot Roast ISc Choice Shoulder Steak b 22t SUGAR 10.5% 67c . sack $1.49 .. 5 bars 29¢ .. 3 cans 25¢ . 3 cans 25¢ BEST FRANKFORTS Dies at Age of 105 Years FRESH CUT HAMBURG .. Havang, Feb. 17.—Antonio Hidal- go Figuera, a hero of Cuba's war of Itberation in®1868 and 1805, is déad at Manzanlilo at the age of 106 years | He 18 survived by flve sons, nine- teen grandchildren, seventy-fie great- grandchildren, and four grea- gr:m. grandchildren. PIL L\Bl RY’S PLOUR 3% PALMOLIVE SOAP ... 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