New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1925, Page 5

e (R o, e e T i = Sy e - ® N i S Unless otherwise indicated, theatriea) notices and reviews o thls column ar written by the press agencles for the respec' o amusement company 0 . ) D D A g “THIS WOMAN"-—LYCEUM Certainly “This Wor which opened yesterday at the Lyceum, is an outstanding picture It ig the screen version of Howard Rockey's novel of the same name and is in- terpreted by a cast headed by Irene Rich and Intluding Louise Fazenda, Rickardo Cortez, Frank Elliott »* Creighton Hale, Ma ermott Helen Dunbar and ( Bow The companion picture is one of the old favorites' best—Tom Mix in ‘The Law and the Outlaw.” Obyi- ously, this s a western drama in which Mix has the role of a sheriff whose duty it is to put down a band of desperate outlaws. The 0 thrilling experiences 1 the ro- manees, too, that encointered before this is done makes this a fine picture for the admirers of Mix for salads of the eame old salad ik dressifgs, mezl after meal? 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The pleasure of future pa- trons will be enchanced if they, like 3, yourselves are kept in suspense until the final curtain. ————— 2 ].. b 0} Ll AN X ..t:’f}”'r‘}.' * | Rosemont Reviie | - ADAMS & HARRIS | o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1925, "'l'ul v || LIEE _JAU i il Leaves Note Admitting Murder But Explaining Reason b L=S 2 & | b { | | 1 The ture comedy rou For the other ing ¢ W Great latest news reels and a fea out the bhil STHE SPANIARD” AT CAPITOL, the Cap) It's a Raou! Walsh Param pro it Ricardo Cor I and No ular L by Juanita As Dolores Annesley ited young woman of who has been mistr and imposed her Miss Goon man 1 Spaniard Don Pedro decile what love reall® means to 1 Spanish nobilft The Keith vaudeviile bill has five ot r war 1 in his forehead Wy 1o a hospi the man Adams an Now I wish to t e ogirl, 1 de or 1 1 WILL DETERMINE TODAY IF - : 3 GIRL WAS MURDER vicTIH '~ 1 1 him a z 1 dil was, 1 Winthrop. Mass,, iy Shop Pra- | 1 prietor Dead Under My«terion Circumstances, e (er NI s Nt Miss Irene Me ROBINSON-PEARLAAN Seect Young Man and Laur- el Sueeet Girl Wed By Rabhi ——— e SHOT INJURES WIET A PRETTY THROAT Bullet Cuts Her Lip as She Holds Target Between Her Teeth 15MOST DESIRABLE !, notwor e 1 & o Old-time Reelpe of Buttermilk anil N 1t Cream Best; ves Whiteness A § Maturio, 1 ‘ Youthfulness and Beauty ro M ) h nd A ‘." to give B ream a il | Fina | The Fair Store antees itto give 'Com | complete satistaction. School Board e ning. Friday afternoon James J. Mapes, Son of 'S10000 BOOZE HAUL o IN HOME IN GROTON " =" day Rich Contraband Taken Include Thousands of Bottles and Labels New Lo ()1 1l agents 1rc ty raided th me of Dom 1o i C ter Groton, L Groton Fishing Schooner Goes Agzround Off M, r M Highland Light Charg ing ifis Camps. Playwright. Dies in Paris Pari. 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Mills Barry & Mills COFFEE and ROLLS A FAMILY PLAYLET In One Act and 3 Scenes Words By Papa, Mama, Sis and Sonny Music By The Bahy Scene—At the Breakfast Table Place T'he Home of the Tibbits Family I'ime Morning (Naturally) Characters Mother Tibbits Sonny—A Boy of Wisdom Sis—Always in Style Father—He Does His Be:t Father: “Mother, what kind of bacon is this?” Mother: “Why T don't know. I got it from the utcher,"” IFather: “I know, Dearie, but I should think you'd huy Beechnut. They think enough of their hacon to put their name on it, and o back their honor and their reputation and their future on the quality of Beech- nut. T wish you'd order Beechnut next ime.” Mother: “So be it, William, I'll remember that.” Sis: “Mama, darling, I wish you'd order Kel- ogg’s Corn Flakes instead of this old reakfust food. It always tastes so resh.” Mother: “All right, honey, I'll see that vou have Kellogg's tomorrow.” somny “Dad, T think the old bus we rattle the around this town in is an old tin can, and Wonder link a successful man like you with such a nice family ought to have a de- cent car. Gee whiz! Did you see the new Hudson Louie Jones just bought? t's a pippin! Dad, you really ought to cet one. If we drive a car like that everybody will think you're knoekin’ ‘em dead. Wil you? Mother: “Sonny, dear, T really think we should have a Chrysler. I don't know why it is, ut the way that Mr. Chrysler talks about car makes me think he just oves it, and after looking at it I agree with him. Ilove it, too!” Sis can't say I think very much of your respective opinions on the car question, amily. Studebaker makes the only car. The value is always great. They make every part of the car themselves and—" Father: think you folks are all right, but you know what this family needs is a lot of new clothes and a new furnace. If we can cut down on clothes we can have a Stanford Heating System.” Mother: “The clothes question is a very simple one to handle. The new Desco Dry Cleaning Process that Mr. Bennett has been ad- vertising so enthusiastically does every- 1ing he claims. My two gowns looked just as good as new when they were de- livered today.” ‘That's so, Mother, my white flannel ress looks splendid.” Brother: “And my blue suit and gray knickers were a knockout. I'll tell the world that 1e Desco process is the berries!” Father: “Thank Heaven we all agree on some- thing, though I can't help but agree with vou on the Desco process. The Union Laundry is a fine outfit. They tell every- body how good their work is, and they hack their advertising up by delivering ie real goods. So I guess we can man- age to handle the clothes problem and get that furnace.” t Mother: “It's time for the bus, William. Hurry!” And Father goes to work. (Curtain) The Moral of this Playlet is— “Desco Benefits Every Member of the Family”