New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1925, Page 5

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[ Waitar Rte - GOURTROOM SCENE IS B o POl OFFERING, #2225 “The Woman of the Jury” Is Ex-|of the two [yceum 3 cellent Play and Is Presented 1 y With Skill r (By Herald Reviewer.) “The Woman on the Jury,"” the appear, week's vehicle in which ) ford Poli Players like a sordid melodrama, but that is Just what it isn't. | this company presents it | Woman on the Jury"” ¢ | best efforts of the scason, written by the press agencles for the respec' o amusemen! company this Hart- | s sounds Presented a5 | goo “The | The n 3 one of the u“ abounds in tense dramatic moments is emivened with bits of refreshing | capitol, was comedy and withal has the power of | Ih: nnl\mr \1\] at transporting the audience from the land of make-believe into the real of realtiy, one of how much a woman shou 9 5. Me a double standard of morality. flance. The call of duty and sense of honor is greatest howeve and in a stirring jury room scer ehe tells the story of her life. could witness, 1t | s one of the most tense scenes on m The theme of the play is the old | manhood, 1} tell her husband of her past life, | combined with an argument against | of the Clvil War, Ob- visusly, the woman on the jury is| very good a woman who has been wronged anrl Baker & Co. in “Variety.” who has kept the secret from her | i) e + TOR MEDICAL RESEARCH to ¢ is confined o e o vy | (10T | cats, bufter AND GLORY—LYCEUM, | jogt1ed 1o s A profoundly appealing drama |* 510 ke e - G, B, R, LEADER PROTESTS CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL conquests in Alg l LOVE | cure their the story Geldenblum Millinery Muin and Court .\'trevts 3-Hour Sale! TOMORROW MORNING Amas now 1 of “Love and Glor | ing Madge T | de he and Wallac are the featured playe | pleture Leing offercd is “Beauty and | the Bad Man,” the scrcen verson of Cosmopolitar “Cornflower Conc by Peter B Kyne. It is a typelal story of Cali | fornia in the later gold days plenty of homely com . Arensher: The o *Acks G OV, Smith (o Take Part in Drive l'or Funds 4 Governor sting cdy round out the part rin the cast. It with t i f coln fromn his birth, tt h and unf Rutl Heals oo to| Memorial with Anne throngh the preside The Keith vaudeville bill ha acts headed by * \BEQUEATHS HER BRAIN Your Choice of | . 1 Miss Jean Oliver. the company's|Late Mrs, Gardener Provided That . leading woman, easily does her hest I rimme n | dramatic work of the season in this Cornell University Make n | play. She really is excellent, Fred Study. of It. n | Raymond reappears as the ing por t | man and 1s happily cast while Ed-| Washington, Ang. 4§ 0P - | mund Abbey as the lawyer for the [she felt that scientists n ) | defense makes a powerful plea for [value properl | acquittal in the famous court room Ecene, which without douhbt high spot of the show. | Blair g0 the laurels for [l tevization and in the role of a g i siping country woman she is ¢ i lent and her comedy is real. Oth are happily cast, i tbe girl defendant in a murder tria Edna E: b Jay Ry ney. Walter Weeks as the Fiora Gade as Marion sister of the leading man, [ Lion as the foreman of the jury an: others who are old time favorites by illness, equally well cast, This i3 a show that is well worth | secing and makes one forget fhat |V Main “The Haunted week's offering, |CAPITOL TODAY A\D A\ l lv\lfil‘\l' House'" n | l\l""\‘\ll'l\ll’l LEVAN & DORIS RICKARD & GREY BILLIL BAKER & (0 PRANK RICHARDSON it TRELLA & €O, i3 | CONTINUOUS SHOWS |LYCEUM TONIGHT Al..» WED. Double Feature Bill BEAUTY AND THE BAD MAN ALSO * W|| LGJE AND GLORY 8 ot at 18 With MADGE BELLAMY % LADIES MATINEL 2 This Coupon and 10c Will Admit Any Tady to Best Seats 'POLI’S PALACE HARTFORD in ONE. WEEK STARTING TONIGHT EVENING %:15, Mat. Tues. Wed., ‘" THE POLI PLAYERS 1= Present AL WOOI'S ELTINGE THEATER PRODUCTION “The Woman on the Jury” | Il 'x @stinctive Melodrama with Miw | Ofiver’ ut her best Reserre Seats Parly Dorothy Lord as|fors in i rial, 1 of Tow mental o 1 | cor them wit ‘ t type . line brains, {0 the prejudice ke at the unive v he Billy |1 the recipient of her brain, pro- 1 arl' Andrews as her mother as the prosecuting afttor villam, Master, 1 ——— eV Thurs. and Sat. , Excursion to New Yorkh Round Trip raro Tailored and Felt Hats Values to $6.50 $1.00 Goldenblum Millinery Co. Main and Court Streets lof woman recently willed her bra v, but whether ler wishes 2 eloped here o Sulday August 9th Cnetisl s Lv. \Mlnnm - 6.2 Lv. Bristol - - . Due New York - - 5a.m. 6.29 a.m. 4 that had not Leen injured 9.35 a.m. that 1t v fornish a and provided Returning in such condition as . New York - - &6 1 Standard Timo 0p.m. resentative example “women i Licket: a: Kailrond injic H. & H. 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