New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1925, Page 13

= 2 ! ! ,d' .,-,,;n AN Uuless otherwise Indicated, theatriea) notices and reviews o this colump ar written by the press sgencles for the respect ‘o amusement company. s LYCEUM THEATER Turbulent seas and bitter strife relentless hate and abic then finally the happy briefly, Is the story of * of Aching Hearts," f o play on the Lyceum theater bill the first three days of fthe we Ethel Clayton returns to the s in the role of Paulina Crai traying a woman separated fr “ T .@] fiw‘a T vk - (fin | Maa Gordo Gir Luclle De Haven, SHER HUSBAND'S SECRET PALACYH Frank Lloyd's lates man she loved and marriod to a man ! she desplse the luxurles of the mansio later comes to be known as the Ma sion of Aching 11 A two recl comedy opens the or the first lialt of the wor The action 18 pl tured aboard a yacht after Laure as been shanghuied and dressed in the uniform of a salor. “The Clean Heart,” and “Defying the law the two filns solected for a d featura ghow to play the last three da the weel “Gallop ofs,” the popular L.y coum se o il o last three days SENCUSE ME? AT CAPITOL the r”\,]'- of a CAPITOL| Today and Wed “EXCUSE ME” Norma Shearer Conrad Nagle KREITH VATDEVIELE Carnivalof Venice With Mme. Donatella and Big Cast in “A NIGHT OF MARDE GRASY BRADY & MAHONEY Al FRABLLL & SISTER FLSIE MAL GORDON Marshall Montgomery With LUCILLE DE HAVEN Zeh Vasco at the Organ PALACE “HER HUSBAND'S SECRET” ooe With o o PATSY RUTH MILLER *ANTONIO ORENO VAUDEVILLE Thnn Al i —Sat TLOYD RUGHFS PORIS KEAYON ANNA Q. NILSSON “lf l Marry Again”’ “Next Week “THE TAST MAN ON FARTH" SECOND BIG WFFR ALL THIS WEEK Nr. & Z. Poll presents THE POLI PLAYERS Poli's Palace Theater In David Belasco's Greatest Success “KIKI” As played br Tenore Viri vears on B don and Stock Com, Matirees, Tue 4. Thars, and ‘Sat, 2:15. Evening A:15, all to obtain m and | §¢ Taurels 8 coms Mother Dying of Grief, lmnumu For Lost Boy Bend, Tnd. May 12.—Only old hoy An Apple of Dis scord o Ch’crberlam s Tablets‘ For rt, ease of AN active n col breath, and ment take t} l-~ LYCEUM IL’ MANSION of/ ACHING HEARTS s TTHIL CLAYTON CLELYN LANDIS | FTADIES MATINEY [ This conpon and 10c. will ad mit any lady to hest seat = f‘""fi‘““ £ 4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1925 13 JUST BEFORE THE BIG SPLASH ] NEW SWIMMERS MAY OPEN POOI Y h Hul N Boy!” eper grinne exclaimed ——.—mm— ST |the F ,‘,‘w. tanding one da a character he wan one of the the baron all about herself, weaving porting goods s n Manila |ot IIkI's |a fantastic yarn to answer the bars e A ARy 1 ot ¢ estions as to her origin, The never the sama twice, Jean hundled the part of “Kiki" ° 14 be hard te seemn possible ild have done ast this week ars ks, as Bruls at the Is, an Joly. te, author George Epelyin; rvant, Joe Wag- Jay Ray, and the irews. 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