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

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1925, | " Actress" a comedy skit, will be pre- E FROM “WHITE CARGO” and Deve ‘ lasked the court <to expun TR“UBIJ: WITH | sented by McDevitt, Tully ana Quinn 2 : o EV0M Lo MQ[;RI RlAl [r. Koleteky's ..\.\\....‘..?l'fiff-nm {and a series of varled stunts will be ment Fund 100,00 |the claim that Alling's action was ¢ the offering In “Juggleland.” RS 5 5 Liveh o prompted by malice and vindietive: —_— " { | ness, WIVFS I:FATURE[] The week of the 18th brings the 1 PUT []FF T[] N[]v. Rolotsky's Publicity Comfurt St ! tamous Cecil de Mille pleture "The orney offered b aabitignkl EeR | Ten Commandments” to the Capitol. caplml Thfl“e“ Gets Exlmordi Owing to the length of the picture and the high cost of securing it N gt o there will be no vaudeville that week } L []a]’y F]l]]], Tis Said but there will ba four showing daily at popylar prices—2:30, 4:30, 7 and S 9:15 p. m | What i the trouble with wives? | — ‘ | Bomeone says: | “They spend too much, “They fiirt too much, “They nag too much. *They wear too little. What is the trouble with wives? attorney offered an additional count oo Judge Oficially Decides Date |in thebein et s omeaney ek present at the time the eleven jurs HUNTLEY GORDON | orhrsmti i il New Haven, Oct, 10—The second |MeNt highly complimenting the de. | v‘ X {fense attorney for his work, In of Olympla - Macerl, charged | (a1 count Mr. Alling further alleg- ¥ b \ vith the murder of John Bagnano, !..l that Mr. Koletsky assisted in alleged father of | ehild, will not |drawing up the statement and elther The Capitol a Is arranging a un- ,4aue il to be present before long in- fasmuch as thero will be five acts in Which none but the falr sex appear. The Keith ageney is at present work- ing up this schedule and promises a start court in Liten. |delivered it or caused the same 1o | With Irene Rich in ““The Wile |r-1s couurs uarii “Noveur 3.y B dlivered o the nevapapers witk Divorce court judges, puzzled hus- 5 DAL the intent that it get wide publicity, : high class as well as st e o T T VR R btk i i $4 bands and attorneys speclalizing in | 197 1% well as unusual (ype of WI]O Wasn't Wanted” | IU i Tiberitex - L ordarini dha oy Aliclain X e i casen dealing with marital woes have (i ol om &= Ltjon stricken from the Koletaky an- been trying to find an answer to this question for a long time, It interested Lyceum theater tomorrow Sada Cowan and Howard Higgins so "&ht Jack Hoxie will be séen in a much that they wrote an original . "¢W picture “Bustin’ Through.” a ' story for the screen, “The Trouble S{Ory of eity grafters who thought Nyyith Wives,” directed for Para- they could hand a cowhoy a gold- swer and in allowing the additional ount to come in, Judge Wolfe said he did so with view that when the main case goes to trial there vill be but one issue and not ser. eral netions and countless compli. uy October 2( ssure of Business Stute's Attorney Ainon A & \ guin pr te, and Jo tsiky, counscl for the de- 0 t imprisonmen QL EDRETOMS, Ve t0 nse, yesterday received lettors tr the wor misjudged and mount by Malcolm 8t. Clajr and brick for his ranch and when they I her R e (e cations, featuring Florence Vidor. Tom failed tried to work the old frame- | in her; an dntense, pgesday in November was fixed Moore, Esther Ralston and Ford up trick. [t'sa rip snorter from siromi atiiin AR IR REaNtraE Wisll . Judie L5 IT Go 1 STAGE - Sterling. start fo finish ha regular feature, | by love, deceit and 'Hinman said Just night that he had | WH E CAR y Moore is the pondering husband to be continued throngh Wednesday. in the plcture which will be shown {2 “The Wifa Wha Wasn't Wanted.” —snch 48 the basis |sot (i 15 o Who Wasn't Wanted.” | ori ) at the Capitol theater on Monday, | R opens a four days' showing at {1nodate the present session of {he 43 [\ | Tuesday and Wednesday. Tt freats | wTyo wWirn who Wasn't v e S the Lycoum fomorrow criminal superior court in New Ha- il R 7 of the subject of divoren fn a rich- rom the novel hy ) ly humorous fashion. and is an cas¥- \\Wentwarth James and the is pleture are venocounty where Mr, Alling is en- Broadway Production With New ne Tich, John Herron Gayne Whitman and June Marlows A5 a companion feature, the Lyceum the seven act program for [Patrick Rafferty, Frances Upton, | . Tuesday, and Wednesday |Harriet Ross, Gertrude Clemens and the Noveldfte Revue, with a |Margaret Armst vr"w-: r performers ofterin flowing, mirthful analysis of he clides Trene Rich, Huntley n In his communication Judge Hi York Casg Will Be Here t Mr. Alling ky get together and a Gordon ‘_1nlm Harron, Gayne Whitman and little human episodes which m sted On Thursday 8o much in the marriage arra June Marlowe, esqUR Woet, nd Bar Klawns will present Carrol's famous stage success : : S an o s | has booked for Sunday night only ! gree | ment. Lo L S ‘f" 9 uq | Jack Tloxie, fast riding star of nents o bring Olym- | jror the first time in a number of | The fncldents follow closely upon | o (ST o { Y | VI Ll St e ol e il the west in “Bustin’ Through.” This L k to the Haven | yoaps, ritain is to have & real one another and they hit home even | N"% : .vul'.:”\\ he ,wr‘rn’n w ) ot R ‘ :\‘u h his o n[\v W ,'. gnicicel ’ § 40 e rominceloti An e et Moan |2 ¥ Jail from the Litchtield jail. | Now York dramatic production’ and | ¢'though the story deals in generali- | |5 FCACE IR A henant hear i S Grering, (Tose Milier 15 & songe | boy who won out with all the world [Sh¢ Was taken to Litehfield & week |it ig at the Lycewm, which in the | tien to avold any suggestion of being {TAM7 AL Bridse of Siehat Hore {f - Kaith Kot al Vépy A S e LRl ',K‘,, [ scomingly pitted against nim. Tt ts |1EO | past was the home of road com- , propaganda or of preaching a ser- 1% @ (o dtar fo the heart of ¢ | & YULY son LA *true blue outdoors pioture with | o BrinE .":”_ jack | panies, that this is to be staged. i : EODEY g 10 f 1 LECO RUOISS fisaelenty e AN 7 recause of the prospeet that the S ST : Ty o who is hrought back to a | Etta Lee and Willlam Courtright have prominent roles in the support- layed several weeks Attorney Ko- letsky s through the love of a eum orchestra and orgs A o WL S0 (58167 Expendd, Reprt ol "+ §will sted to Ju Hinman Dorothy Mackalll A TAtp e I wit. Plnto and a again feature the latest musi- |thit he would like to move to have | White Cargo.” This Is the show ing cast. | Hale b v P 2 St C mller Cnvtic {cal mits and the newsfest news re- (the rough I that ran for three years on Rroad- - . {Hale have prominent parts, il e comedians l n s the girl brought back lere and | wree years J The Mlflv;\'b';‘ 1\-""""‘)““; L i ¥ Fall Carnival Week, a big program it OmpLroLte; Um[h WS e e T T e e AL {rial | WAy, two years in London and also gram will be headed by the fa &4 4 34, of entertat 11y 1 T obannlial .- | round out the bill. Fvery day, Sun-|in the other con e & o ' had long runs in Chicago and other 3 Irish-American tenor, William Ken-| That famous actor. Honse Peters. o g0 i and Dohson show | very day, Sun-|in the other coun H id s 1 Chicag oth also will ba secn the Jast of next s excepted, thers is a continuous [feels more at home here and | showing of pictures at this theater. }n'hn | theatrlcal centers, nedy, who is now in vaudevilie pre Comutee it o T Hanford 1 , : e orm Breakers” This s e “White Cargo,” one of the most | panting STl BlatislRncy ":“‘”’]“‘M': typical Holise Poters: nroduetion, [o2C 00 the firet thico days i e R | Tor the last three days of mext| Judgs Hinman stated last night |interesting and dramatic productions { cast of singers. Other acts of |[full of tense dramatic moments and | o (1 Jast three days with Svd R of the secomd | WoCK the management has hooked a |that if prosccution and defense ! of rec fs to be presented ' cineeivione o ”‘:rm'ml k\“)?“?:hai |strong in its heart interest, : nrotuctionsoniscach more Keith aets | quartc S SO Touble feature bill which brings [Might not ¢ upon arrangements | next T v at the matinee angd Fhanp:'hm ofi;‘rln; 3 :r[\ih]:m‘n b’(‘hoi ) g ! otopluy “The lLucky The comptroler's report, shawing | House Paters fn “Storm Breakers” (1he court might be ir d to issue fat the evening performance by 8 Lo H:imw:‘, e nr}}ummi Next week is fall carnival week at | Sl L A long week i starring Riehard Dis. amounts paid out and left for the | N7 WWayner Srothors! soreeni|Af, SOt TN (Erring \he (il back remular rpad companyEWHIhENE AL “find his act real [the Palace and fourteen acts of || I A e SN eIl e e ¥ night will be “Pay Nite" | vomainder of the fiscal year fol- | Classic, “The Bridge of Sighs." star- |here. been presenting the plece in New fepatrons AwL L In0 S ik o | ISe1th Waey e, eventenchi intt af Lol A lanDan Eammoun Produc- |1 §100,00 in eash will he given | lowsi— i ring Dorothy Mackalll, Craighton T York. The New York cast in fta pleasing, “‘”"”‘? B;"”h mew twists (the week, will he featured as MoBEN EHATIEG DT N OO N in pay envelopes to the first ; Hale, Alec Franeis, Richard Tucker. | .. g EVIna Ko - |entirety will he here and local thea- ariistio § '",';;'“M and the IFred- (the picture “Night Life of |dp R0 Rt Anvon ired prople puc | | Ralph Tewis and several others, PN oG R OSSO 7St | fergoers will have an opportunity of and _'””t 3 ::_:‘a‘ claver trio and | York.” which opens fomorrow night, | 5t "["“" ¥ “The Tiridge of Sighs,” photo- | L sh bebieen Btate B Attorey | witnessing one of the best plays right { p_r;,",hn;:f,,fl ir charming song and |Richard Dix in “The Lucky D Sl il e zraphically speaking, is really one of | AP0 A Alling and Attorney 0= 1in their own city. dance revues and Ray Feni and Ithe Tast of tho week, Ernest Tor- | MY GIRLY AT PARSONS [ e best productions on the sereen | ;00 1O IS Pross chargns apaine | Tickels now are on sale at the Marce, a great musical rnm(:d,\' ;:‘_H_M l.n;l 1. Y‘ULHU‘P 'v.vn!‘ yh.n.nmv 5 Tues p « of the scason’s 'v‘n'll It has a vw‘v:vn which has all |15 adversary and srowing out of 'Hm box office and reservations ) . couple - will present “A Vaudeville | ns'n a ‘mn. plagers in tomor- | et e : a5 S the elaments which go to make aliya Olympia Macri trial, was staged | M2¥ be made by phone, i A Diversion,” which should prove the [Tow night's comedy drama o former it Parsons VIR A before Judge Isaac Wolfe, in the su- | [ " big hit of the program. ! bl M b Avthur Tlous (ford. il mext wauk Dasiit 2 St {nerior court yeste and result Prison Governor (to released con- 1 Pn, Sunday night ‘two fine phiote-| A cauple of formor Frondw ST A E Slntincos il el Get Classined reading habli— in a vietory for Mr. Alling. The | viet): “I'm sorry! T find we have plays will he oftered. One will pre- jmusical comedy stars who laye just | lite o Now Y ork there’s profit ahead for yon |eourt allowed fwo motions of the | kept you here a week too long!" sent Leatrice Joy, Adolphe Menjou jentered vaudaville will 1 S T e ¥ ldpar state’s attorney to prevail. | Conviet: “That's all right, Knoek \ and. Percy Marmont in “The Marri- | Palace the first of the v T‘W iy SdigRea In the first motion Mr, Alling'it off next time."—Answers. age Cheat.”” while the other will of- 1 Gifford and they RotitT T fer William Desmond in the “The are said fo Medler,' 'a tale of the W of their whe Y The Ten Commandments” comes |productions fn w ments,"” and ared in Coell B, DeMille production g taken ich they have ap- A Musical Treat For Charleston and Collegiate Feet | BY THE COLLEGIATE SEVEN | | OF NEW BRITAIN 1S sine to the Capitol the entire week of [peare st Toreen of “Covered | | Oct. 18th. o = el ron' fame has been winning new ibina 50 lAniovemusicali { week the dther nnmbers on the hill include s | For Thursday of next week {h her numbers on th 0 ""rv.“\\' e Th e MR el GO eey sl “The [the Novelette R | hig Keith offering will present e it S i Girl” is most unus S Baxos{a sterling sazaphoneiscio AR CETaRa e AN L SUE A0 (et shopkeep- |can really sing. and each ean TONI | fotted )'0‘0“'1“?;' (‘,“‘m]” Yl 0 it om 1 oes do o speeiatty dance of mark il GHT CONTINUOUS SHOWS AND MUSIO i i st N e “‘H,;‘ Crteita ] At Your Favorite Dance Hal || Snd ight—Two. Great Pict ! - | o o S fith's pictues, an Joseph Wa 01’5 | “ago Fund Sunday Night—Two Great Pictures \ | : l ERI:FN Pv|’l\v:‘r‘nfl|x: ”!\n :):nv\‘m:nnn ar ost popular femini Stoek in H a prominent |1 and Dis 52, 354 Pal‘k street % H B Fouv Ftpros i TamsaTie fin o \‘n‘lvnl“u‘ H““\‘r;:n l‘l[ ; e iy\““‘l\- (;m'“ 1 = il i een i = : | \: illiam Leatrice Joy 4 : s y,?”’ shoggand il UPTEME | juventle characters who was seen | Lyight spots I {he show. Anether Appro. 5 15050009 “Charleston Exhibition™ i ! es".w“d Percy Mamo."! ? New TYork wjll be a busy place | g Ivecently in the leading role of “Cap- liccal favorite is the amial < Purcines in Adolphe Menjou next week, Sp;'al‘mlgmfl‘]:?: ”:m nine | Jascha Motz violinist, Tas safl. it Punblment’ \‘n]‘m ;.H Gray; Gray 1 part in 11 'T',”,\ | THE b ol i ie o .8 : poltit of’ e stag I “Bare- 'od on fhe Cunarder Rercnearia for |of Norma Talmadge in “The La hat fits him i glove. and when | MEDDL PR ‘THE MARRIAGE CHEAT new productions being slated. “Bai + | Bngland, where he will give threo | AMhir Housman is also favorably |Gray is suited (0 a role, none i hei- | = gt B s, 5 2 foolih (e play. by chacdl Barwy, ccltals fi London and fhen tour announced for presentation at the [recitals i | “heavies,” rthing, who | Morn, of *Ma q 3 . 1 a Sally, 1 il P cipal cities in Great Britain | " an T WED e e s e phurn, Jotn Tram, 1. €. K Keith-Albee Supreme Vaudeville “ i d anc John | The violinis wil el round bl ———————— - = Teasley, Maude Durand and i e ALL-STAR OFFERINGS Kline. FALL CARNIVAL “Lh 5 N OF GS : |known for his playing of juvenile for, T prima donna, is The 1ist of new productions for the |Zealand hefore returning to New o S R “,“,;{” |York in 102 ;i : Headed by < i =C Jlsie F son in “The SR o ] B r N1 h ' 4 e chcss and e Walter” at || The cast of James Forbos's “Tho i Y 4 : E i l M ; Sunday Night, Mon., Tues., Wed. WILLIAM A. KENNEDY the Lyceum, “Puppy Lover ot (0| P00 Coveal meat weck, will inelude | E WAL THE IRISH-AMERICAN TENOR f::"""‘ ;‘r'“_“.“rhwlw ||\||.4\’:11\\;f‘-1:~;:]k t (.?.'. i;"";'\\:*vvy Heton 15’.:\;;: »Ir\‘m'v | LB NE@HT LEFE @F And His ('ompan_\"of Singers in a Playlet R Princess; jence Fl L & NEW YORK' “THE MINSTREL BOY ” Cort and “Barefoot” at the i LRl ) Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Tuesday, “A Ma tvom ' e culla Theafer Stning | TWO BIG FEATURES ALLAN DWAN PRODUCTION Man” at the Fit- ty-second Street Theater and “Ap- saal at the Wrolic Theater . i 5 - § 2 AP PRINCE WONG i S. ROD LA ROCQUE * WONG ILLA BRO dge and : e rty-ninth Street on Oef, 19, $eme 0 5 1) e b e B EEE ] “The Wike Who Wasn't Wanted Sive layie eV e L vlue GRS L RIS R R e ife 0 asn ane the Belmont. | ns | 4 “Shanghai to Fris Artistic ; L S er (i et el with ROROTHYAGISH Ten Minutes” Gymnasts i At the rnmm theater here the 1”"“: F e Al S RENE RICH ERNEST TORRENCE : 55 | x) § S i i Ll e | 1 ‘iNE rarstens oy e 5 = e managemen o Jate Grey's |third strect Theater | ADOLPH ZUKOR the entire week, wi “;""”“__ 'm"]', The opening of *The Charlot Re- | als JESSE L LASKY ‘The I.ight of V tn Stars”, Steliaf iha SAly it is also y G Qaramount Qicture Thomas and the Frederick Sisters In a Song and Dance Revue Jack Holt. Billy Dove and Noah ] . b ouncer take place on Tues : e [rownet, HOXIE Beery, for the la 0. h:fl(“r:'(‘ :‘1:: \w,’ night, Nov, 10 it while the photoplay J 1| A fifth company of * three days will be Matt Moore and a tour in Ro Florenes. Vidor in “Trouble with e Sundav Onh—\aklma Canutt in “Riding Thundel b The Popular Musical Comedy Stars LYCEUN Tt e o ] The -,mmnvp:\!\-:\‘::_:“v‘:ln:-“.' " ha| Copennagen, oct. 10 ® " o - - | MON., TUES. WED. Ray"Fetm and Marge | AR s, O B e | o laat exccutloner, Panl Sois "LADIES' MATINEE In “A Vaudeville Diversion (o M and 375 e R e el This Coupon and 10 cents will admit any 2| A 2 : e RN IS company in | .\H;\:vn\ 1:::1 by | OMI¥ three executions. as the dflv'vfh‘ ]51(]_\' to best seats. ‘ LL STAR NO! THIS IS NOT A WAR PICTURE! vaudeville rl\\'}v-\l?\l \” i B penalty has been’ virtually Zl\rr\ll.‘-h-‘ ; l " t ]‘| th k ' n and Marle and something new | P ; s a Matrimonial Mirf ! P S e | | KEITH ACTS T trimoni Mt ¢ - promised by Prince Wong in “From ‘ Shanghai to Friseo in Ten Minutes.” | The (apitol bill the last half of the SR e musical treat in the sextefte. “The Piano M NOVELETTE REVUE 6 Clever Artists in a Song and Dance Cycle a high & Siv Saxos. a saxophons | r and the | ? e ARy / with I FLORENCE VIDOR \ " Harry Cort and Barney Klawans present MILLE I “] SE & JAN hbl“ TOM MOORE e S = ESTHER RALSTON FRANCIS & WILSON | \\nm & l)()B\O\ Al § FORDISTERLING 9 THEATER HARTFORD ALY THINS WEEM FAY BAINTER In Channing Pollock’s powertul play “THE ENEMY” Better than “The Fool” with a stellar cast. FARL CARROLLS 5 ADOLI TUKOR am JESSE L LASY Those l*‘unn,v ('omedians ‘ » (4 Qaramount Qicture PINTO AND GIFFORD s Certainly the Duty of Every Male and Female The Man of Many Faces! in New Britain to See This Photoplay LA FOLLETTE e “THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" COMING, WE The Plny That Will be feard Around the World. D HIS COMPANY PAY NITE THURSDAY NIGHT TONIGHT! LI, NEXT WEEK \IlTl\Ih WED., SAT. SEATS NOW SELI S KVES, 50c. to $2.50 Dired from \ Welneday M. . : 3 YEARS in NEW YORK $100.00 DANCE the CHARLESTON e || R 2 YEARS in LONDON IN CASH FREE TO THE FIRST 600 bt itk b e i \ B : b hieileise PEOPLE ATTENDING THURSDAY NIGHT RCADI ~ THE GREATEST SHOW ON BROADWAY — - — { A A I ARCRER'S CRCHISTA ota Moving Picture! Order Your Tickets in Advance! THI RS. —RICHARD DIX in "The Lucky De\ll » B LADIRY w:" GLEX ST, OR 118 ROGENEIE RSN GENTS' #0c : Prices—Orchestra $2 and $1.50; Balcony $1 and 75c; Gallery 50c and tax 7— ALL STAR AC 7 B DANCING 8 TO 11:48 = ) A Y N