New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1925, Page 13

T e, e e = v ~ f) (R v P 5 Uuless otherwise indicated, theatriea) notices and reviews o this colump are written by the press agencles for the respeci ‘e amusement company. oo 1 AFTER BUSINESS HOURS “After Business Hours," one of the new features at the Lyceum to- day, presents Lou Tellegen, Elaine Hammerstein and Phylls Haver in @ very up-to-date drama written wround a husband who mistrusts his wife. The companion feature belng presented 15 a comedy drama “How Baxter Butted In" a high grade laugh producer. Also on this bill is the latest epl- bode of the serial, “The Great Circus Mystery,” starring Bonomo, the lblamous strong man of circus and \vaudeville. This week's episode is the most thrilling of any yet shown. AT HOLE LOVERS ARE INTERRUPTED BY GANG Now Britain Men, Disturhed While With Girl Friends In Parked Car, Complain. Meriden, Aug. 20—Charged with ach of the peace in conducting an ‘unofficial” and unauthorized in- ppection of “'petting parties” along Cat Hole road, yanging in ages from 16 to 21, were | founded up by the police yesterday morning and afternoon. The police last night contented bhemselves with the statement that bhe case was a ‘“peculiar one.” From other sources it was learn- pa that the youths, all riding in the pame car, are alleged to have driven hlong Cat Hols road Tuesday night, btopping every time they came to a parked car and poking fun at its| becupants The schema furnished i with much amusement unti e kame across a car occupied by two New Britatn men and their escorts. Whe New Britain men protested at being molested without cause, and later complained of the matter to khe police. The youths arrested, all of whom hre Looked on charges of breach of the peace. hoys they the A i ' ) iy L Ya, nine young men, | (| Py e “GREED” AT CAPITOL “Greed”, now at the Capitol, 1§ the story of an ex-carboy of the Big Dipper Mine, who picks up a smattering of crude dentistry from an itinerant dentist, eventually opens his unlicensed office in San Kran- |eisco, prospers, marries, and then | Boes into moral disintegration [through the basic avarice of his wife's nature, The Keith vaudeville bill has five | clever offerings on the program in- cluding Arthur Alexander and Co. featuring lgar Rey in “Dixieland |to Broadw: Ziska offers unusual | wit and wonderment; the Lorner Girls offer a neat and clever song and dance revue; Van and Vernon are a comedy couple and present “The Old Hoak"; and Robertas and Deagon in “Dizzy Doings,” an ath- letle act, close a fine program, The final chapter of “Sunken Silver” fs also on the bill. Beginnig Sunday for four days the new serial “Play Ball” will begin. This was written by John McGraw and the New York Ciants are seen in action e S e | MAPLE HILL NEWS Mrs. Clair Upson and | Ridgeway avenue are |month of Au with M |brother at Middletown, New York. son Mr. and Mvs, J.C. Moody of Golf |strect have returned from a vac {tion in the Maine woods. M Moody was taken sick the last few days of the trip and is now under he care of the doctor at her home, | | Mrs. William Burk and danghiers {have taken Mrs. Upson's house for |the rest of the month and will re- |main on the hill until their return |to Tampa, Florida. | The Maple Hill Garden club had | its meeting this afternocon at the | {home of Mrs. Fidith Handcock of | |Main street, Newington | S | Victor Ehlers of Maple Hill ave- | Inue has returned affer a week m} |Sound View. Richard Hart of Thompson street | is at the Hartford hospital where he .| has been tried with increasing sue- | other words, it nccustoms him to a NE}W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THUR Your Health How to Keep It— Causes of Illness By DR. H. B, CUMMING Surgeon General, United States Public Health Bervice Patients who suffer from any type of hay fever may obtain reliet from thelr symptoms by aspending the period during which they usually suffer in a locality where the plant or plants whose pollen affects them do not grow, For example, those who suffer from the rag weed or fall type of hay fever obtain relef on the Paci- flc coast, in northern New Hamp- shire, on the Furopean continent, or in various mountain resorts which are free from rag weed, Since most patients cannot change their residence each year for ap- proximately two months out of the 12, they must seek reliet by other means, During the hay fever season eon- siderable relief may be obtalned if simple precautions are followed. Strenuous exercise such as tennis and baseball should be avolded as unusual exertion Induces vigorous breathing and correspondingly in- creases the dose of pollen inhaled. The sleeping room should be kept closed during the fay to exclude as much of the pollen-laden air as pos- sible. Upon retiring the windows should be opened, since the damp- ness of the evening air and the lessened breeze will allow but a relatively small amount of pollen to gain access to the seeping room. Hay fever patients who suffer from distressing eyve symptoms may find relief by wearing amber glasses. During the past nine or ten years medical prophylaxis for hay fever cess, Successful attempts have been made to treat these sensitized indi- | viduals by injeetions with extracts of | the pdllens to which they are sensi- tive This treatment brings about a desensitization of the patlent, or in considerahle dose of pollen, At the present time it may be said thut a large majority of patients 5o treated are benefited and that & comsider- able number experience varying de- grees of relief. Tt happns also, fortunately, that | the asthma which frequently ap-| pears in the course of the hay fever | and, which is most dreaded by the | patient, is most regularly benefited | by these infections. ! Tt is important that those who! suffer from hay feier understand | that they should present themselves | to their physicians for medical| propiylactic treatment about three | months before their symptoms usu- | ally begin. AS IBEAL HUSBAND Yaleotino and Wile Agree to Marriage Separation’ New York, Aug. 20 @®—Ruttolph Valentimo, original shelk of the woreen, and Yils second ‘wite, Winfleld De ‘Wolte Hudnut Valentino, @ancer wnd daughter of & perfume manu- tacturer, have agreed ‘to weparate, The wredk of one ot Hollywood's fénrest romances was mnnounced early today by George Ellman, man- ager for Mrs. Valentino, but he em- phasized that the rocks were nicely cushioned, The separation is entirely friendly, Mr. Ellman sald, thers being no iden of & dlverce, no agregment for ali- mony, but merely the desire of two artists to pursue thelr own talents in different direction. He added, how- ever, that he did not see how it was possible for either of them to run home after the publicity which s destined to be given the announce- ment, Both will continue in motion pte- ture work, Mrs. Valentino as a pro- ducer and he as a star for United Artists. Mrs. Valentine came to New York on business last Monday. The separation agreement was signed in the palatial Valentino homs on Whitney Helghts, Hollywood, the preceding Tuesday. Mr, Ellman de- scribed the meeting as foltown: “You know, dear, I have my work, just as you have yours,'™ Mre. Valen. tino said. "Yes,”” he replfed, “and T wish you all the success in the world in your ventures.” “I love Rudolph and atways will,” Mr. Biiman enid Winifred told him, “but I will never return to him.” “The whole case i8 simply one of two artistie temperaments seeking the freedom that each finds neces- sary of life's work,"” Mr. Ellman con- tinued. “When they happen to meet, they will have breakfast Iluncheon and dinner together much as usual. The only thing is that they have agreed rot live together. There is no qur- rel. There is no prospect of one.” The sheik, whose real name fis Rodolfe De Marchesi Guglielmi. ie Blondes! Shampoo This New Way Keeps Light Hair from Darkening —Brightens Faded Blond Hair in Hollywood. He and Winifred Hudnut were married at Tia Juana, Mexlco, in 1922, but while on their honeymoon in Southern Callfornia Rodolph way arrested on charges of bigamy, the state claiming that his divorce from Jean Acker had not be- come final. On the same tour at Palm Bprings, Calif, he astonished crowds hy appearing on the street in purple pajamas, They were fin- ally remarrted in Crown Polnt, Ind,, Muarch 14, 1923 by a justice of the peace, Then in a suit he sought to pre- vent Jean Acker from using the name Mrs, Valentino, & privilege which Winifred sems destimed to enjoy according to the weparation ngreement, Hollywood, Calf,, Aug. 20 (A Rodolph Valentino, motion pieturs actor, today admitted that he and his wife had agreed on a “marital vaeation." “I took her to the tratn and kiwsed her good-bye,” sald the portrayer of “shelk” roles in the flims. ‘Does that look as though we parted on anything but the best of terms?" “Neither of us {s contemplating a sult for divorcs. | As to the length of the "marital vacation,” Valentino would not com- {mit himse! ALLEYS TO OPEN The Commercial Bowling Alley {Will reopen for its third season Tues- [day evening at 7:30 p. m. Alleys have all been replanted amd other improvements have taken place. Mr. Howard the new manager is a live wire in the bowling game and promises abusy season. For the |opening night Friday he has ar- |ranged a mateh game hetween New | Britain Mnchine fives', North & Judd's & P. & F. Corbin’s flve aginst Fafniers Mfg. Co. Two ladies teams will alen give an exhibition in timber crashing. 85 GET “DUCKIN Roothbay Harbor, Me,, Aug, 29 m} | —“Thirty-five persons were thrown linto shallow water here vesterday | when the gangplank to the Booth- bay-Southport ferry broke on the dock and in nearby hoats as- sisted all ashore. Miss Julla Me- Cormick of Philadelphia, who swal- lowed a quantity of sea water, was | the only ona requiring medical at- tention, READ THE AERALD OLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS Hair Pessons | § HARTFORD FEMININE NEW BRITAIN, ATTENTION! No Woman Can Afford to Miss This ’ | Summer Sale and Exposition of Fur Coats Without Doubt the Finest Exhibit and Gr eatest Sale of Furs That This Live Store Ever Held—For Weeks, Yes, for Months, We've Been Getting Ready for This Event. We Were Determined That This Store’s Summer Fur Sale Should Stand Out Among All Others This Year, as It Always Has. SAVE 20 to 35% " THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FUR COATS THAT WE HAVE EVER SHOWN v Priced at Less Than We Could Sell These Coats for if We Had to Buy Them in Today’s Market { PricesRange $984 5698 1] For Your Convenience And in Order That All Who Desire May Benefit by the Savings of This Advance Sale of Furs We Have Arranged All charge purchases will be rendered on statements mailed out November 1st. You can use the new Wise, Smith & Co. Budget Credit Plan, which permits you to purchase and pay for it over a given period of time. You can pay a moderate deposit and reserve the fur coat until wanted. This early precaution ig | necessary as, the geries of injections extends over a perlod of ahout two Now every blonde can have charming, is receiving treatment for his foot, 4 B Rt attractive hair. This is through a new |tollowing an accident at the Hart We store in our eold storage, without charge, until November 1st, all furs bought during this sale. CONTINUOUS SHOWS ‘ TODAY — FRL — SAT. | A TALE OF REAL LIFE! i AUL STAR CAST KEITH VAUDEVILLE Next Sun,, Mon, Tues, Wed. A New Serial “PLAY BALL" By JOHN McGRAW LYCEUM NOW PLAYING DOUBLE FEATURE BILL “AFTER BUSINESS HOURS” With ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN ALSO “HOW BAXTER BUTTED IN” With MATT MOORE And DOROTHY DEVORE TADIES' MATINEE Chis Coupon and 10c Will Admit Any Lady to Best Seats. | |POLI'S PALACE HARTFORD ALL THIS WEEX EVENING 8:15. Tuey., Wed., Thurs, Set. at 2:15, ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY ME. 8. Z. POLI Presents (In Associstion With the Dramatists Theater, Inc.) The Poli Players A NEW PLAY with CATHERLINE WILLARD AS GUEST STAR in “The Leopard Lady” A stirrine romance of the eir Carpenter, aatho o Man.” “Bobs.” e cottage in Madison Mr. and ) Perry and family of Golf street, have returned from a vacation at Cape Cod Mr, and Mrs. B. Damon and |dadaghter, Dorothy, of Johnson street | have left for two weeks Cape | Cod Mr. and Mrs. Clifton McKenna | and daughter, Janet, of Golf street, | |have returned after four wecks va. {eation in Maine. at Mrs. G. F. Root guest, Mry W. A piace, New Rritain, s her House, | house | of Lenox | | = = Billy Bamford of Golf ctrert had [to delay going on his vacation with | his folks on account of an unfor- | |tunate accident which caused the [dimming of the pupii of ona eye, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker and sfl"; {of Piftshureh Mre. N. F, ;nnn. are visiting Mr. and S| Tucker of Robbins ave- | Miss Zouletta Tucker is spending |a few weeks with her folks on Roh- hins avenue. Miss Tucker i3 on a {vacation after t ching at one of the| New York schools, |Marguerite Clark Now | Recovering in Hospital | w York, Aug. 20 (Pl—Marguer- | ite Clark, a screcn and stage favor- | ite a few years ago, is at the Fifth {from an operation for appendicitis. { Just after returning from a trip Harry was rushed to the hos- Her hospital here® recovering | ahroad Wi | pita) e Clark, with her husband, liams, she Tuesday sister, Cora | ind her hushand said she was | [entirely ont of danger, thought it | may be three weeks before she can | leave for her home in Louislana. | Refore her hushand | | had given Tis consent for her roturn | | to the sereen her {liness MATCH PL.AY POSTPONED | New London, Aug. 20 (A—Ouwinr | |to unfavorahle piaying the eemi-finals an@ finals of the | state juniar tennis tournahent which | were scheduled to take place ves- wold in | Eastern Point were postponed. The { play-off was scheduled to taks place | | this afternoon at the Hotel Griswold | | Fastern Point conditions { terday afternoon at t fifteen other flavors The Williams & Carleton Ca months and should be completed if | nossible not less than two weeks be- | |fore the time when symploms ueu- |ally appear. This treatment & harm- | less fn the hands of a competent | { physician and does not cause the pa- | tient to lose time from his -eguiar | occupation It sometimes happens, of courss, | that immediate and translent symp- toms of hay fever, asthma or hives, follow an injection, but these symp- tfoms are, as a general rule, very transient in character and persist| but a short time. | This method ot prophylactic treat- | ment offers the most hopeful methed of relief known to the medical pro- fession at the present time. No More Dandruff Tha sure way to abolish dandruft fs tn destroy the germ that causes it. To do this quickly and safely there Is noth- ng S0 good as Parisian Eage—the best hair and sealp treatment. Btops ftching calp and falling hair. Ask any druggist for Parisian Sage. It's guaranteed. Announcing Our Appointment AUTHORIZED DEALERS Riddle Riddle Fitments have come to be recognized as the standard of fine residential lighting. As we have been appointed authorized dealers you are assured of seeing here at all times a comprehensive display of thgse beautiful fitments for residential lighting You are invited to see the Riddle Fit- ments we are now showing in the new Esperanto Decoration and-to make use of our facilities in plan- ning suitable installations for new homes and to re- place old-style lighting equipment. purposes. arry & Bamforth Tel. 2504 method of shampooing —which not only prevents blond hair from darkening, but which actually brings back the true golden beauty even to the most faded and lustre. less blond hair. This new method, called Blondex, makes hair wonderfully fluffy, silky, lustrous, Removes streakiness—brings back the beautiful,even,natural tone. You will be amazed to see how really attractive and charming Blondex leaves your hair. Itgiveseven the dullest hair a glorious sheen and sparkle, such as you sometimes see in movie i stars’ hair. Blondex is highly benefi- cial to both hair and scalp. Itisnotadye. Contdins no injurious chemicals. Highty recommentled for children, Money instantly refunded if not delighted. Blondex is sold by drug stores and depart. ment stores evérywhere, S BLONDEX /Zfi as n Brings New ¥/ Beauty to Eve shade of Light Hair She Blonde Hair Shampod FOR THIS SALE $230 Marmink Fur Coat ‘179 FOR THIS SALE $139 Northern Seal Fur Coat $ FOR THIS SALE $189 Natural Raccoon @% Fur Coat i /: THE FURS and COMBINATION of FURS INCLUDE Blue Russian Squirrel Beaver Hudson Seal Hudson Seal with Squirrel | Hudson Seal with | Beaver | Silver Muskrat | Golden Muskrat Muskrat with Fox Silver Caracul Cocoa Caracul SEEre Cocoa Caracul with | Beaverine Fox .an Mink Black Caracul with | Skunk | Civet Cat Mandel Nutria Jap Mink with Fox Perch Mink with Fox | Wallaby & M | B/ I | Sealine Sealine with | Squirrel | Sealine with Fox | Natural Raccoon | Leopard Ractoon AMONG the THOUSAND and MORE GARMENTS . THE FOLLOWING ARE WORTHY OF PARTICULAR MENTION Silver Muskrat Fur Coat Trimmed With Natural Lynx Fur ‘A Full-length Model Fall-length Model SALE PRICE ...... 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