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

| nlil!! 1 O ———— And His With George (W “TUNE- N With ROY STEWART BESSIE LOVE CAPITOL TONIGHT AND WED Lew Willianis HOBART BOSWORTH Chic-Chic Revue Guy) Rubin 20 — PEOPLE — 20 BIG BEAUTY CHORUS "ROSE & BUNNY BRILL RONL & BUNNY BRILL Thurs, — Tom Mi (O\TI\UO[‘ S SHO WED. EVE DANCING . Auspices With GEO. HACKATHOR St. Patrick’ Miustrel Overture PPY HOUR TROUPE I'ERS' HALL, BERLIN « MARCH 18, X “OH YOU TONY” WS S ELLIOTT DEXTER NE 'l‘he Topic of the Day 1925 \l\l..\\l\i-l‘ll\' ATHLETIC CLUB LYCEUM Tonight and Wednesday “CAPITAL PUNISHMENT" {Wrestler Fined and Cleveland, M rch 17.—William Demetral, Chic Ireayyweight { wrestler, was sentenced to SIX months in the Warrensville (Ohio) workhouse and fined $200 to of a and costs after a jury found him guilty ult and battery. He was re- s peal, Demetral was charged with maim- ing Joseph Di Tello during a wrest- |from the ring. When Di Lello at- tempted to assist him back onto the mat, Demetral poked his fingers into Di Lello's eyes. Wal,alington Kin [R——— Mrs. Mathilda Safford, St fan | Diego, claims to be the n i ing relative to George Wash | his great-grandniece. She says she |i8 the h generation of descendants, on her mot {of Betty Washington | ter. | : | |PALACE TONIGHT AND WED. A GREAT PHOTOPLAY “TheChorusa i With {{| VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN {|IMARGARET LIVINGST | and a Big Cast IKeith Vaudeville ||| JIMMY KELLY & CO. in | “THE NEW CHAMPIO: CHARLOTTE & LILLIAN 7 UNIT ORGAN (ome and Hear the ROBERT MORTON will to the best :C« Ladies’ Matinee Thi- Coupon and 10c admi.. any lady seal. | ‘i HEALY & GARNEL lm | )OROTHY FRA\( I\( 0 ( ()e Thurs, — “Tarnis “SHAKE YOUR FE 11 Wonderful Dancers {ling match between Demetral and | Stunislaus Zbyszko here April 14,4 1923, Zbyszko threw Demetral | —1FATAL ACCIDENTS | IN STATE MOUNT 302 Die From Effects of Col- after Jailed for Roughness |said it might be weeks betore ultimate success could be determined. | “Jimmie" treatment after a San-Antonio news- | paper had raised an espense fund of | COd Liver O1t . $1,000. leased on 37,500 bond pending ap- | THE HERALD CLAS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD PUGET WOMEN EXHIBITAT LONDON DOG SHow jElghl Thousand Canines Entered | | in Crult's Event | Much Co lisions in 1924 $1,000,00 ed out patient appeared ch 's Cod Liver Oil Compound 1‘m..|'m“””n to walt modestly until some \.\‘1- the operation. Physiclans | lots—G0 tablets—60 cents—as pleas- | ;oo gancer asked them to have a | N Y- the t to take as rn_ml turn on the floor, but anyhod of the operation | | female attire could unblusl ask anybody in male garb to dance. But when the ball was revived the first time after the w a ~ it was found that the $ | modern woman no longer car m was brought here for| | for year ago, | Compound Tabiet | come to a ball of spinsters. There- ‘““ A A o |fore it was decided to invite n\nn | 80 Tablets 60Cents 7. ... | TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925, Burder; Seattle, ress Mother+Gray Co., SOUND GOAST ming in - Over March U ig to be 17 More TON GRANGE S ORCHESTRA ST as if you got out the ingre- dients in your own kitchen and put them together with your own scrupu- lous care— The six bakers use the same fine ingredients and the combined skill and secrets of years of experience t make White Rose like the richest, sweetest home-made bread. And not once a week but every day firm, satisfying slices. 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ARCADE ——— —— Unlted States coast guard service, aless otherwine indiraled, theatrica) notices wnd roviews W this coluun ar o et A e R thirteenth district, gmbracing Puget writben by the press agencles for the respect e amusement company artford, Mareh 17.—~Three hun- «ondon, March 17.—Eight thous- | gound, the west const of W. dred and two people dled in Con- |and dogs from comical little pups |ton, and Alaska, during 1 o o o - TG CHCUL st year s @ result of mo- | SR TS : |l b L ; { b tor vehicle accldents, It is disclosed | a few ounces to mas- | Waging a relentless wdr aga “CHORUS LADY" AT PALACE. [ merry musical comedy. There are 1% mm,‘“t““[‘tf:","‘,!‘ ahlblsiban sive; moping 8t Bornards, were en. | BrUSH-Columbia rum runncrs, ac- ‘The featuré photoplay attraction | pretty gitls, songsters, dancers, com- iz Ay Y cording to Capt. ¥, G. Dodge, com “ “ ’ e analyzed at the state motor “vehicle tered this month in Cruft's Show 2 at the Palace today and Wednerday | edians and a big dancing chorua in|gor S0 B F0 BRTE MOOF HERIEIS * | mander of the district. A fleet of I “The Chorus Lady,” an adaption | the cast and the” comedy 48 one (¢ e A LS shown by the ¢ the greatest crowd of canines ever |99 gpoed noats vach fert long of the.famoys stage play in which | laugh after another, Tesides Lew | : i exhibited in - England. Almost one- | g4ided by 15 craft of 75 feet, has X . |partment records for the previous tenth of the 2 ¥ Rose tahl starred for many eca-| Willlama, (he ccgontric comed- | ot iy’ wos' nearly equivatent to | of the cntrics were Alsatians. | hoen commissioned and assigned to sons. The photoplay version makes a | lan, there is Georgo Rubin, his part-| oo 0 o motor vehiclé aceldent The Interest in them beginning after patrol Puget Sound and the western dullghtul picture and one of the|ner in fun; George Brown, Madelie | o o\ory yeoular day in the § | [the war has increased with unex- {const of the state. It has been es- best that has ‘been “offdred at the| Boland, Fay Darling, Charles Wi-| "y, 907250 gecidents of all kinds | ampted” apiiy, il he. Asian | timated that the monthly outlay will Palace this scason. Heading the|llams and several other principals. A g Hm become the most popular of all The iotion ¢ {reported to the department, includ- | be $40,000, The construction of th cast Is Margaret Livingston, who in | Other fnclude “Tune In,” ms e fatal ones mentionea nnove, | Plan British Empire [show dogs in Great Brifain { bouts cost $410,000 the title rolo glves a wonderful por- | musical oft nd Fay in{7.158 ye Each year the proportion of wom- | .. 7 iy - ; 7,158 persons were injured in the | The coast guard scriice Is clos trayal and brings dierselt up among | “Just Nonscnse,” and Rose and Bun- oo’ {n aldition to tl:m«f whose in- Canned Goods Week |gn exhibitocs Increases, Mot of the |y o™ yp “iyo ‘gaps” mafd Bapiatn ilie top notth stara of the day, Vir- | ny BHill in o song and dance num-tyuriey resfited in deatli, and prop- |y, oo ooy March 17.—A movement kennols scattercd over the country | & [P S5 KEPR SO CER ginta Lek Corbfa also has an excel- | ber. The photoplay feature presents arry da 4 L A0 reb- | is on foot to start a British Empire | are nowadays in feminine care, ] y ) Ak rty damage estimated at $1.878,700 | cannog Goods Weeks, to advertise| The g o ) o | cOmmanders to shoot to sink anc lent. rols and the remainder of thofi“Sundown,” an eplc of the cattle|woq done, The records for the pre- o ’ The men, hawever, still ‘are In the | Ly Be en 00 hiiners do not cast b8 an all star one. There 18 ac- | ranges of the carly, West and the |y ons )M‘r o8 80008 neIAR Tt At and sell British canned commodities. | majority among the owners of sport- ’;WI Pl i tion! horse races, love, and romance | last stand of the famous cattle |which 280 weregfatal, 4,879 persons| . ' \UIE on the gubject Godfrey ing dogs. This year, with King e ,“‘Im;l_':) oo AT fo wnagted and the plot-is interesting all | barons. {nitrred and prodiity valuad at aboeut | Cheeseman, ggheral sceretary of the [George among the exhibitors, the I: . m‘.,u o) '”"“ e tlon ae through. The Keith vaudeviile bill | —_— e $1.650,000 destroyed, There was | Yatlonal Union of Manufacturers, | Labradors seem the mogt popular of :l D ‘” h ’I_'"m £ ”"',_ Vi et s headed by Harlem Jimmy Kelly | LYCEUM, CAPITAL PENISHMENT |apout ' 20 por oont incroase in the [%¥8 everybody is heing urged to |all retrievers. Their smooth coats Argae ie n N Y ¥ and his company eight in “The llott Dexter, Goorgs Zackthorne, |number of motor vohicles registered more fryif, but it is not SUR-|far outnumber the wavy-haired type |$VIe mafner, \niv Cha “OMp Kelly . t6 T el sted that they should eat fruit | i A 2 a| “The government has appropriat New Champlon.” Mr. Kelly is the Bow, Mgry Carr, Robert }11as | eon use on the Connectiout highe at they sho it |of hunting dog. Sportmen regard | S e LR weight champlon of New|and Mar Livingston oM | \wave. thus increasing the traffic haz. | Produced within the British Empire. [them highly, not only because of [0 $15,000,000 ’\'_! DE '“‘ and has an entertaining ! of the featured players in wpial [ards considerably. 1,”' expressed the belief that a week |(heir surpassing hunting qualities, | SIINg ns liquor. ,\‘ ,l.lr',‘.rrlulc n.“ \audellle offering. Charlotte and | Punjshment,” the big photopluy at- Hartford reported the most accl. | d¢voted to the advertising and sale [put with due regard for their good |it 1o the best o elniabllis Lillian offer a musical act that $ro- 9 howing at the ldents for the past year, the number | ©f British canned commodities would |jooks, docile disposition, intelligence [ have —the —equipment, men and vides plenty of good musie and abil-| ceum t Tn CNLErsfhaing 2,680, as vnmi\arml to 2,647 ro- | 10w most beneficial resudts, |and affectionate ways, They are|moncy ity with harmony on their violins; [ tainment t Mgl ported by New Haven people, 1901 | both faithful companics and trust- | o= caly and Garnella are excellent en- idard, n fxe 34 by Waterht worthy guards. | A French prisoner recently wus Heaty and C " t en lard, {by Bridgeport, 1334 by Waterbury, b ! p tertainers and offer Is\‘ nes cna . but none With | 783 by New Britain, 490 by Meriden, | | e | allowed to leave jail to marry his danee act that made if such & wealth of deta! and careful | by Stamford, 405 by Norwich | f r 2 fiancee, but he returned immediately and Dorothy Francisco and Co, wers | realism. Not only docs|sga by Norwalk, 438 by New Lon. g | |Berlin Women Tire of |iTances by hyroal also well reccived with an cxcellent | t trike a hard blow at|on 256 by Middletown 2 9| Dancing Without Men| _______ <ong eyele at the | capital punishment, Lut also it en- {01157 by Manehester, M lleginning Thursday the -{ acts onc of the stron nd most | jimantic, 173 by Derb by Dan- ¢ Beriin '““"?” e ]::'F il MANY sc“flul EHILDREF Ay W ol pae v of - 2 The' newa| i ; ball of jerlin's wome artists B toplay will present “Tarnish.” ring of photodramas. The News|jypy 447 by~ Groenwich, By | SRt you: mathon kriow tliat | LaIl Tiia e yiamen St st great American love story, with a|teels and lelected comedy 1 out| Weet Haven, 143 by Ansonfa. 172 by | Liver Oil will put pounds of good |Markcd an importa Ll cast that includes May McAvoy, Nor-| the program, which is further en- by 46 by Vernon, 77 by Pt hanlthy: flogh on. yoie bonsu in fust| Fom [ fmadition of 30 years, Wit ARE leKLY man Kepry aad ~Ronald -~ Colman. | hanced by the excellent music on the |nam”'s4 hy Shelton, 124 by Win- | q few woeks? 5 W U formerly it was a festive occaslon The Kelth headliner will present| new organ. This organ has become chester and 227 by Torrington. Tell h |"nv\vr\' Iruggiat. han 10 In| soryvomen only, H\w m :vlmlalx: MolHarsia ot valiat thdl s n Gred 'S 0 danc: N th ty. . i " 4 ficd childre I3 e out s | “starting day after tomorrow, a Operate on Child for | that -""""""“;_““"‘““’I take "". When the women artists of ‘hb‘;::gr r{h{:?.‘l:(;{r:,}:';\:‘ ”“l\:(l'v“’:‘ i HAG S y i nasty, fishy-tasting oil that is apt to At 1595 | D Mother Gray's Swee 1 . PITOL | douple feature program br 1 : 3 5 erman capital started out i 5 A el VIR EHIC BEVUES AT CAPITOL ble testure prouram bringsiivo) Abscess in Her Lung | upect’ your delicate stomach | German capital staried out ' 7" | for Children for use throughout th Lew Williams and his Chic Chic| bright stars of the movie worl 2 Tell her. that MeCoy's God Liver |t orrange an annual costume | - CCHrl Rl LG ias, Regi lovue opaned a three day engage-| krene Rich and Reginald LoutalMoriarehsd7ituim M Sl hen thatedicCey SROad TV n vy ey inibiupon thastoveliiilen | foRRc e REMEREL Bl et e meng-at the Capitol yesterday and| Miss Rich s the star of * English, 11-ycar-old San An-| Oil “’“”"’””" Tabicts are chock-| o¢ Jimiting it to members of the ness, Conatipation, Teething Dis- well liked by the large au-| Mine,” while Denny is the big noise | tonio, Texas girl operated upon at full of vitalizing vitamina and are| oy goy, This meant that all women | Mot COTRUPEHOR - THCing o nees who heartily applauded thia| in “The Vst Worker.” “Pal. 0| Barnes hospital here yesterday fo re- | he greatest flep producers and |y jiiye, graceful figure dressed | orders, Hoadache and = Stomach | Mine” s as life's fun-|move a dangerous lung abscess | health builders she can find P d as such became the|Troubles. 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