New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1925, Page 5

anlll"! r" “HAPPINESS” AT CAPITOL Laurette Taylor, America's most loved actress, made a record of a four years' run in the stage play “peg O' My Heart.” Producers for a long time tried to interest her in the screen and she finally capitulat- ed to the Metro organization. I or her first pleture Miss Taylor did “Peg"” because it was the best known play of the modern theatrical era. It was a smashing success and won tor the star milllons more of ad- mirers, Now she has completed her sec- ond film offering, “Happiness,” taken from her play of that name which was written by J. Hartley Manners, the author of “Peg.” According to the latter, “Happiness' 'even outdoes “Peg’ on the screen, ‘“Happiness which comes to the Capltol theate today was directed by King Vidor, while Mr. Manners wrote the adap- tation and continuity, and Chester A Lyons was photographer. The Keith vaudeville bill has five dandy acts on its program and is| headed by the Four Dancing Demons two colored boys and two colored firls in vaudeville's fastest singing and dancing act. Is Hugh Herbert and Co.,, a cast of four people {n “Solomon's Children. Sallor Rellly will offer a series of Today—Tues.—Wed. T Wi W HAPP]NESS 1z HA " KEITH VAUDEVILLE 4 Dancing Demons " TULSA SISTERS. SAILOR REILLY MILLARD & MARLI Hugh Herbert & Co. in “Solomon’s (hlldlen (‘O\ITIN L ouUs SHOV& Thursdav FIVE JOLLY CORKS with Tom English of New Britain LYCEUM NOW PLAYING From David Belasco's “DEBURAU” —With— MONTE BLU PREVOST Greatest and Most Colorful of all Modern Romances LADIES' .\l.\Tl\l,l. <§ Uuless otherwise (ndicated, theatriem) notices and reviews W this colump ar written by the press agencles for the respect''e Amusemen! company Another feature | CAPITOL | And MARIE j Im;li:!ll!ll m o o~ songs, stories and planologues that will prove real entertaining; the Tul- sa Sisters, “Two Breczes I'rom the West” aro clever girls who sing, dance and play the violin, Millard |and Mariin are a comedy couple and }lhelr little skit is called “Ho imooning,” which is very appropriate [for this time of the year, On Thursday the big attraction will be the presentation of the Iive |Jolly Corks, in a breath ot old time {minstrelsy, Includeg In the cast is Tom English, a resident of this city. “THE LOVER OF CAMILLE” | In “The Lover of Camille” which {opened last evening at the Lyceum theater, local film enthusiasts are |offered screen enterfalnment of ex- raordinary interest, The pleture is the screen version |of the Sacha Guitry play, which was a hit in London, and which was re- peated on Broadway as a_ Belasco production. Monte Blue and Marie Prevost head the screen cast. Starting on Thursday the bill wilt include Kenneth Harlan and Jane [Novak in **The Man Without a Heart” and Victor Hugo Halperin's “School For Wives.” The cast is headed by the popular COUTS m— Little Bo-Peep MEET LITTLE BO-PEEP Here {s little Bo-Peep come |Conway Tearle, supported by Sigrid [ play with you. You have al |Holmauist, Peggy Kelly, Arthur | heard of Little Bo-Peep, of course, {Donaldson, Allan 8impson and Alyce | but you never dreamed that she Mills. 1,787 New Members Are Baltimore, June 22, (P—The induetion of 1787 new members info the Baltimore lodges of the Loyal Order of Moose last night marked the opening day's festivities of the |87th convention of the order. Secro- |tary of Labor James J. Davis presid- {ed and was among the speakers at lexercises which were held n the | fourth regimental armory before an |audience of 4,000 Moose. The ini- |tiation was conducted hy the degres team of eater Chicago lodg 3, under the leadership of Captain Adolph A. Herr assisted by Licuten- ant William C. Kerschner. | Among the spe s in addition {to Mr. Davis were st Supreme | Director Frank J. han of San | Francisco, Supreme surer Harry . 'Mace of Philadelphia, Scnator Ta. Stafford Md., Mon of New Orleans and Moosehart Governor J. J. Lentz of {Columbus, Ohio, | The convention opened yesterday afternoon with a concert by the !student hand of Moosehart, 11L., at Druid Hill pa Mayor Jackson of Baltimore delivered the address of | welcome. POLI'S PALACE HARTEORD Every Evening, 8:15. | | | | I i ALL THIS WEEK ‘! Sat, 2:15, Mat. Tues., We Thurs., ‘;THE POLI PLAYERS The Best Stock Company in Amerien Yeaturing The LOVER || """ of CAMILLE | |“The Whole Town's Talking” Written by JOHN EMERSON and ANITA LOOS THE ITH BIG STOCK SUCCESS THIS SEASON SHOULD MAKE YOU FORGET YOUR This Coupon and 10¢ Will Admit S ORRI AT Any Lady to Best Seats, DESTROYER, New Britain, THURSDAY DAY ONLY Initiated at Meeting | was such a dear, sweet little girl as this, now did you? spring, and her hair is just as shiny and gold as you can make it. Be very careful when coloring her lips not to spoil her looks by getting outside the line of her mouth with your crayon. Color Bo-Peep's slip and her slockings a delicate pink, Her slip- pers should be made to look like | black patent leather. Before cutting her out mount her on a piece of | heavy paper — the cover of a mag- ine will do very nicely. Then cut her out and save her until tomor- tow, when the story will begin with a pretly dress for Bo-Peep, (Copyright, 1 Associateq Ldi- tors, Inc.) FATHER BENNETT MAY LEAVE PARISH Weehawken Priest Is Undecided as {0 Futire Weehawken, June 22 (A ll"u:llr\ as to whether he would re- |turn to his parish in Weehawken | was expressed yesterday morning by | Jenneft at m: sses in St C. church, strongly int | While he [ he might return after b search of health, ted that s vacation in I"ather Bennett |said: “I may be back and 1 may | | not.” The “Fighting Pricst” who fig- |ured go conspicuously as a state ne |rum defenc | he would be; s at the two trials of W told n his va hawken To those of you who have prov- »d yourselves, I should say stood the st, 1 say good-hye,” said Father ;, nnett. “To those of you who have i my t me be back, 1 also say good-hy may God with Ilis Divine Power open your intel- ligence, | Several times during his farewell | |address, Father Bennett made dircct referc to the rum scandal, the |two trials and their aftermath. | “Before T go. 1 want you. my friends, and 10: of you who have o il to know that in ;n\vyv action I took from the very | beginning of this thing, with the ex- ception of the last two, 1 had the | ecclesiastical | last <ing of my no one but mysel that super- The {wo, Knew his ‘w< {until 1 had done them “the last ' referred to were his | plea last ay for the prayers of | VIBBERTS FIELD — ON Ihis congregation that the twelve | rum defendants mig In their liberties and his expression of pleas- | ure at their acquittal Tuesday night. | THE WISE WILL WAIT! VIBBERTS' cAnu AGE FIELD BECK TRAINED WILD ANIMALS New Bt Julyd DEATHS GAUSED BY THEIR J0Bs Survey Shows Lead: Plant Has High Fatality Mark New York, June 22 (A—Deaths from poison in a lead plant which causcd its victims to have hallucina- tions of seeing butterflies have jusf been revealed in New Jersey In ad- dition to fatalitics among workers who use radlum paint on watch | dials, Coincident with inquiries into five deaths and. numerous cases of ill- ness In the Orange, N. J,, plant of the United States Radlum corpora- | tion, It has developed that tetra- ethyl lead polsoning Kkilled eight persons in 18 months and made 300 others serfously {ll atthe Deep Wa- | 1 ter, N. J.,plan of the E. L. De P’ont De Nemours Co. The plant, now closed, made a lead compound and treated gasoline with it Tetraethyl lead is a compound used in manufacturing “anti-kn: g gasoline, the sale of which has been stopped in several states pending federal Investigation into effects on pedestrians who breathe motor ex- | haust gasses. | The lead plant of the Du Ponts was closed last April by Dr. Andrew ¥. McBride, chief of the New Jer- | sey labor commission. Some hav called the plant the “house of but- terfiles” because sufferers of lead | poisoning see butterflies and winged | insects much as persons with de-| lirium tremens see snakes. Victims | have been known to pause while at work, gaze into space and suddenly | leap into the air after “Lutterflies” | which are nowhere to be scen. Public attention was first focused Her eyes are big and blue, her | In lead poisonings last fall when five cheeks the very faintest pink, like | persons died violently in strait- | {the first apple blossoms in the | Jackets from effects of making at the Standard Oil | | company's Bayway works near | Blizabeth, N. J. The death toll at the Du Pont| plant has just been revealed. The | tederal inquiry does not cover the menace to workers in making the lead compound In the Du Pont works where as many as 200 per- sons were employed. The Du Ponts aresaid to have cxerclsed every pos- sible precaution to protect their workers, spending $2,000,000 for the proves its | ‘1 1]{( )M the rich red flesh JU of palm fruit comes the perfect vegetable oil for soap— pure, bland, wonderfully good for skin. Orange-red I,nrhmu. | is the natural color of palm | fruit oil. | - But the tingling delight of | amazing Lifebuov cleanness— the sensation of exhilarating | aliveness—comes fromthe gen- | | Petit Bolero . | Fanfare Militaire ... the agreeably different odor tells why Lifebuoy protects plant and $50.000 in improvements, They also sent speclalisis to care for the sick and paid benefits to dependents, A number of sclentists belleve that the radium deaths at Orange were caused by mesothorium, a sub- stance used In luminous paint and having radio activity 20 times as intense as that of radium, The employes of the radium cor- poration who have died or are suf- fering from polsoning are employed in painting watch dials with radium pint. They had been in the habit of drawing brushes between their teeth to point them after applying the paint, The di; is called “radium necrosis.” The mesothori- um theory is supported by Prof, | H. Viol ang Dr. Willlam C, on of Pittsburgh, Dr ¥ Hoffman of the Prudential Life In- surance Co.,, which 1s one of the | agenclos investigating the deaths, and Prof. C . A. Winslow of Yale university who is connected \\\ln cthyl g.wovm:- investigation, PIANO STUDENTS 10 GIVE RECITAL Pupils of Miss Tommasoni o Play This Evening Pupils of Miss Tommasoni, pianist, cital this evening at 8 o'clock. 3 Miss Tommasoni will be assisted by her | Josephine Tommasoni, | sister, Miss mezz0-50 bhe as follov .\lnmmg Mood, 0. The program will Anitra's Dance .. vo0y Grieg Hrlrn and Mildred Keimowitz Ravina Julia Hoffman The Lake, Polonaise . D'Ourville Mary and Rita McGrall Souvenir De L'F . Concone Romance Raff Mary Dagata Dorothy Betz, Dorothy Hornkohl Barcarolle Valse . Mildred Ke Afr Espagnol .. Chaminade Viola Boardman, Elizabeth Venetian Boat Song, Spring Song ............ . Mendelssohn I;”Il' f'1 ale se Tmpromtu, A La Hongrolse mowitz Val, purity: Tever Bion Co, Cambridge, Mas. tle antiseptic which gives to Lifebuoy its wholesome, pleas- antly pungent odor—surpris- ing at first, but always liked by thosewho really éne Lifebuoy. In this new, better way of purifving skin is a simple and positive every-day protection to health and to beauty of skin. Make (" Appointment Now— Your Camer- | derick L. | L'Ultima Canzone Prelude, Valse Katherlue Wacker, Oliva Prelle | Heolen Bosco, Rose Rotella Venetion liarcarolle ., . Btickles | Mazurka, Prelude, Polonaise Menuet .....000iies... Paderewskl | R . Chopln | Mabel Stelner | Sara Shurberg u | War March of the Priests .... ........ Fost $ My Love In & Muleteer .. Di Nogero tovvenine .o Mendelasohn i et o ity \mrmm Bull; Helen Groth Idylle, Alla Tarantella .. MacDowell | Lillan Euzio |Macri ( ase Blggest One e Chopin R ‘ On June Court Docket New Haven, June 22 (#—The case CB;;:;&“;:«M&QLi o 1'.“_‘\'(':;‘:” of Olympla Macri, whose recent trial el , B Bocatterint |for the fatal shooting of John Bag- M ceerienens 39 nano, alleged father of her child, Gipsy Rondo . + Haydn | o) 4ed in disagreement, will be the Bernice Plokus principal one before the June term | Paptllon, Rigaudon Grieg ot the criminal superior court open- | Theresa Male ing tomorrow, with Judge John R Sylphid’s Waltz . . I'ranke | Booth of Danbury on the bench Frances and Sar Polish Dance Helen Ke Rridal Song Spanish Danci Shurberg mowitz . Janse Moszkowsl Scharwenka According to an announcement of ¢'s Attorney Arnon A. + Booth will be Jud n |the second trial of the asked to move 20 years old her county., The mo- ki | mother to | Alling, | tion for a change of venue will be vigorously opposed by the defenss, Atty. Joseph Koletsky has st In preparation for the June temm the clerk of the court has drawh the names of thirty men for duty on the regular jury, Woman for Winner and Death Is Loser’s Share Philadelphia, June 32 (P—With the love of a woman for the winner and death for the loser, two negroes, David Glenn and Richard Joyner, played cards yesterday. Joyner won, police sald, and Glenn died last night |in a hospital of stab wounds sald to have been inflicted by his rival. | Police are withholding the name of |the woman., Joyner is a fugitive from justice, | Glenn before his death told the story of the fatal card game to the police, they said. Florence Ruth | will give a re- | Behr . Huerter | Tarrant | D'Ourville | | | | | ON § AT CROWELL'S ALE DRUG STORE, 83 W. MAIN ST. SHOW DAY ONLY 3 RINGS 2STAGES SIEEL ARENA ~"HIPPODROME 25Hows DaiLy 258 P.M. DOORS OPEN | HAUR EARUER STREET PARADE 11 A, M. 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