New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1925, Page 11

| | V Mn \ llll 7. Tk REVELATION=LYCEUM, One of the most satisfying pic- tures of the season describes the wlems otherwise ndicated, theatriral notices and reviews W this sofums arv written by the press agencles for the rewpert''e amusemen! condpany. in a lyceum feature, “Ievelation.” This|lrick pleture centers on a beautiful legend of an old French monastery. A monk planted a rosebush and when it did not bloom, he thought it was be- cause of his &ins. One day while he was at prayer the Viegin appeared to him and the rosebush bloomed again as a sign of forgivencss, In the picture a young IFrench girl eaves her fatherless baby at a con- ent and goes to Parls, where sh mduiges in the &ild life of a model. Nhe falls in love with a poor Ameri- can artist and it Is while posing as the Madonna that she realizes her shortcomings, turns over a new leaf ind ulifmately saves her soul and uppiness, The cast includes Mar- and other notables. on Thursday a new fea ogram brings that greatest of edles, “Charley's Aunt,” with iplin in the leading role, Re- plets with humorous situations, this | picture is one of the best of enter- tainments. “COVERED WAGON" AT CAPITOL A'picture of pictures—a novelty tor the theater-going public, 1is Jumes Cruze's latest Paramount fon, “The Covered Wagon” which is at the Capitol today and Wednesday. Some 500 prairie schooners, 100 10 oxen, hundreds of actors ' Tndians from six difterent tribes, go to make up this stupen- dous production the largest thus far presented to the motion picture publie, The Keith vaudeville bill has five zood acts cd by Will and Gladys Ahearn epinning novelty. TODAY & WEDNESDAY YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEL THE MASTLRPIECE q g e 3€0VEQED WA ( | —With— J. WARREN KERRIGAN LOIS WILS ERNEST TORRENCE i HHIIIH N AM ll n SCHOOL, KEITH VAUI]EVIL[E HAY LS, MARSH, HAYES \\ HEELER & HUGHES I'HIL;RH";\ &Viil,\flly — e LEW MARTIN \\III A GL \ID\\ \HI \l \ u»\l‘l\lul S SHOWS & MUSIC THURS. — FRI — SAT, ) ng Neptune of the Atlantic City Pageant, 1921 and his Prize ~Winning Bathing Girls in a Revue of Youth, Beauty and Talent King Neptime Wil Conduct a Beanty Contest for Lical Girls First Prize—Loving Cup. Girls, Apply Now at Box Office. — LYCEUM TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY Revelation —With— With an ALL-STARR CAST Inchinding VIOLA DANA LEW CODY MONTL BLUL LADIG MATINLE This Coupon and 10c Witl Adnit Amy Lady to Best Seats ) POLIS PALACE ALL THIS WEER EVERY EVENING—8:15 12t. Tues, Wed., Thurs. & Sat.—2:13 THE POLI PLAYERS g ARTHUR HOWARD and JEAN OLIVER o the Great American Comedy “LIGHTNIN' " | | { 1y WINCHELL SMITH and | PIANK BACON dmund Abbey in the title role sup worted by the best stock Company in America 1791 THE® in New York The Warld's Record e = ina On their VI street of “F ficient to remove oo tona 1 the foot call ness or irritation iyt Others are Lew Martin in “Ledsons |I'rank In Laughing”; Wheeler and Hughes [which took the country by storm a couple. and Hayes, Marsh and Hayes |company fitted to appear in the part | vue which is cleverly done, will offer King Neptunc of the At- |graclous manner have endearcd him luntic City Pageant and his priz ‘lr) theater patrons these last few | winning bathing beauties, These are |years, Mr., Ahbey's siiver locks were the charming misses who won the jawry last night judges decision at Atlantle City and [manner was hidden beneath the ir. the offering includes Mjss New Jer- conduct a beauty contest for local 'star part with the best of them, young ladies offering a heautiful sil ver loving cup as first prize and a |be desired. Those who have seen bathing suit for the wecond. Any |Frank Bacon as the lovable charace local girls can enroll in the contest |ter missed nothing in Mr. Abbey. rie Daw, Monte Blue, Lew Cogy |"¥ 2PPIVINE at the box office now. low and casy going, delighting in | The apnual meeting of Co, 1, Vel. [tcars come to the eyes at tim |eran Corps, 1st Inf. €. N. G., will be P held in the state armory on Arch of their respective parts capably. {tiring officers will ba read. An en tertainment and luncheon will fol- corps, CORNS . == Lift Off—No Pain! =+ POLI PLAYERS ADMIRABLY GIYE BACON'S “LIGHTNIN'» | Edmund Abbey Faithtully Repro- | iin ||!|| HMJW }_‘.: v.,i_‘/ w duces Principal Character and Is Well Supported. | (By Herald Reviewer.) ( That Dbeloved gld slow poke, | “Lightnin’ " BIll Jones lived again | for three delightful heurs last night on the stage of tie Palace theate in Hartford and the Poli'Players |ably acquitted themselves in the late ! Dacon's starring vehlicle - nifty musical offering; Phil- |few years ago. | and DeVoe a good comedy | There is only one member of the minfature song and dance res|of old Bill and that member is Jd- | mund Abbey, the grand old man of Thursday the big attraction |the company, whose silver locks and | | and his gracious {responsible and, at times, pathetic Miss California, ete, During |character he assumed, but he proved stay here King Neptune will |himself eapable of holding down a Mr. Abbey's part left nothing to — telling great yarns, TERAN ( (lfll'\ \II I TING he made the audience chuckle, But he also made A class of one aduit and 27 chil. The others in the cast took tomorrow evening at 8:15| Next week the Poli Players wi | morning by Rev. A, C. Theodors lolph Malzin, Reinhart Renn, o'clock, Officers will be elected for ipresent, “The Goose Hangs 'High,” |Steege. Members of the class werc hort George Schubert, Walter {he coming year and reports of re- |the well known Broadway success, |.s follows:— iam Reckert, Herman Ludwig Telkr which will have its first run in Hartford when scen on the Poli low the businces session of the ‘mgn ry Kutz, Edmund Preisser, Walter | Erhard Simonides, Photo by Johnson & Fe Jacob Luctke, Robert Otto Telke, || o\ aima Margaret S dren was confirmed at St. Matthew's | Williamm Schimdt, Alex Gustave Gu- Lilllan Brat German Lutheran church Sunday,dat, Otto ¥red Wuchert, Paul Iiu- wi Mrs. Anna Hutengs, Leonard Hen- | Edmund Walter Becker, Mich, Ludwig Griffin Berkshives yestorday, one of th coldust May days in many yeurs. In several towns the morcury ) 30 and the summit of Lebanon Mo taln w st night white ! 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