New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1925, Page 5

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L -"7 ulllplrl!n N “WHITE CARGO"—LYC} “White Cargo,” the famous New Broadway cast, will be presented at |that epic photoplay, the Lyecum theater tomorrow after- [ing Herd.” noon and evening as the first legiti- | effort to bring ubout a resumption of [urday. stage attractions at this theater,| Plc “White Cargo,” a romantic, thrill- |1old opus. tng drama of the tropics, fthree years in New and also |\ had extended runs in Chicago, Bos- |“Syncopafion, Song and high standard set by fts producer, |!¥ and Quinu in * Earl Carroll, for all his attractions. |and the Actress —_— with Pat Henning and Co., RICHARD DIX AT PALACE Take a good looking young fel- |(ering: low with a beautiful speed car and no money to run it with, Then add CH! a beautiful girl and her mother in| Inasmuch as F Richard Dix's new Paramount pie- ture, “The Lucky Devil,” due on night offers local Thursday at the Palace. j Byrron Morgan, directed by Frank | Gordon, Tuttle, who made “Too Many Kisses” | 1'or I'riday and Saturday a double |* | teature movie bill brings and “Miss Bluebeard.” T".e vaudeville bill will have seven | peters in “Storm Brea . acts on its program headed by Cor- |“The Bridge of Sighs,” with Doro-| Mr. O'Brien at once wrote Com- | 14 yo 1o inne Muer and C'o. in a great sinx- |t ing act. The other acts are up 10 |1 the standard. [ die Tonight is “Pay Nite” and $100.00 | in ecth will be given free to the first |wy 600 people attending the perform | ¢ (‘()\I\l ANDME “TIGHT OF WESTER) TARS"” | “The Tight of Western Stars,” an- | py, - other of thosa clean, wholesome. Nal¢ , Leatrice Joy, Robert Fdeson and 2 TONIGHT “Night Life of New York” l—A(TQ—’Y FPRIL—SAT. THURS, Fall Carnival Program WM. A. KENN tertainment. “The Plano Mover: Actress, KEITH ACTS € wih CORINNE MUER and CO. Wi HAM( IN & MACK & I\H’l‘l E PAYNITE | THURSDAY NIGHT $100= In Cash Given Away Free to the First 600 People Purchasing Tickets | | S\l | | LYCEUM CONTINUCUS SHOW DAILY NOW PLAYING | JACK 1TOXIE, In ‘Bustin’ Through’ —Also— HOUSE PETERS. In Storm Breakers COME AND HEAR BEN IRVING AND HIS ORCHE THURS.—MAT. & EVE WHITE CARGO THE ORIGINAL COMPANY de T MATS. WED. AND SAT. EVES, 50c. to §2.50 SAT. MAT. 50c. to 8200 WED. MAT. 50c. to § Prices: Matinee, A A ) Unless otherwise Indicated, theatrical no tices and reviews n this column are meitten by the press agencles for the vespective amusement company. Zane Grey is famous, has been filmed v |y Paramount under the direction ot York stage success with an original | William K. Lioward, the producer ot | /M from the rise to the fall of the I'e Thunder- It will be the maln feature at the & 1 mate production In the Lyceum's Capitol Thursday, Friday and Sat- |°Xauisite melody from thelr Isteu= 000,00 containing a list of 35 ire-goers, who have come to Tickets are on sale at the box office | ¢xpect certain things in Zane Grey | taken up. The question of traffic and serervations may he made by |productions, will find them in over- congestion I8 expected to be one of phone, |flowing measure in his latest cellu- {the problems to be discussed, park- ran for| The Kelth Albee vaudeville bill D headed by the Six Saxos In Dance. ton and in London, The east and |Others include Heller and Riley in production 1s in keeping with the |“Sunshine and Pep”; McDevitt, Kel- he Piano 3 “Juggle and Wil- lle Bros. In a great equilibrist of AT LYCEUM rl Carroll's dra- | a Ford that refuses to run. Sprinkle |matic triumph, ¢"White Cargo,” s |stantinople nine months fo unravel } vonrg was not observed fn this eity. gingerly with speed, thrills and |being presented at the Lyceum to- [the red tape of American immigra- | Iferefofore New Brifain has been a laughs, and you have a fair idea of |morrow afternoon and evening there |tion restrictions and get married, | pri |will be no movle program, but to- trons their last |chance to ses “The Wife Esther Ralston plays opposite the | Wasn't Wanted,” the sereen feature star in this original screen story by [starring Irene Rich and J. Huntley Mackaill in the stellar role, The | st news reels and selected come- s round out the movle program. [Previded the womun could €hoW | prypjpan hlock where the ehamber 1 COMING |marry Boyajian, € il B. DeMille’s greatest photo- %1 an emergency ince tonigit. | play achievement *The Ten > | mandments™ will open a seven day run at the Capitol on Sunday eve- Its cast is made up {finest artists of the sereen today and | !¢ st typically American storfes for which | |Include Richard Dix, Theodore Rob- |/ erts, Agnes Ayres, Monte Blue, Nita v, Julia Faye, | 2 of 500 others. All this took seve months and | The Capitol presentation will fea- |it not untll May, 1925, fhat rBNEFRT DELAYE“ |ture an augmented orchestra playv- Bovajian was able to sall for Turkey {ing the original music score, i consulted immigration officials. ST | Miss Rachel Yeramin became Mrs. \ \ . I ‘ : API | Ol i nenet Sermin eenme e el Misses Boat for U. § | Their honeymoon over, the couple Tonight—'Trouble With Wives"” arrived In New York, § l\'—(‘ITHF: m—e Yesterday they called on Mr. | Keith- Albee s oo SUPREME VAUDEVILLE Here's a Fine Array of Good 6—Saxos—6 ||y Somn s o In Syncopation, Song and Dance mvsans ||| Foxtrot Contest and The ‘Juggle Land’ \\Illl PAT HENNING A\h o, “EQUIL IHIHN\I" ( l). TINU 0\ S \"0\\9 See a Good Show | I ' ‘ E U M (et a Pay Envelope Harry Cort and Barney Klawaiis present EARL CARROLL'S success This is Is Not a \[o\mg Picture! 25¢, 50¢, $1; Night, Orch,, $2, $1.50; Bal., $1, 75¢; Gal,, 50¢; also tax New Britain is one of the smaller cities this company will play on the entire season as offered on its Broadway run and will be shown four times daily, at SEEK “]EA 2:30, 4:30, 7:05 and 9:15, There will be a speclal showing each day after school for children and ents are urged to scnd thelr chil- dren to (his show, PARSONS', HARTFORD “My Girl" is animated entertain- ment that will smooth out (I wrinkles of care from the brow of Asking for Suggestions any tired business man or over- e p e s worked housewlfe who may attend What activities the Chamber of Parsons' theater this wec They | Commerce will take up first with its S e et Sl N ATKEEEEAEAE ST EA AR AN A AR RAARRARNANNERNANNCXNNKS | w111 w00 unusually §00d dancing and | yieiy eptarged members! ip and bud | and ‘¢ an amusing story and a score of ot will depend entively upo Y catehy songs carry it along in fig- | & i iirelysuponitlie wishes of the membership, accord {Ing to a statement made at head- quarters of the Chamber this morn- ing. The members will he glven a quos- { curtain. An Important feature of the ofering 1s the Harry Archer or- chestra of lofsts, who extract ments. | auetsions and cach member will be asked to snggest subj to be \lnn will be another. The narrowing b | of sidewalks and widening of streets gl (1o permit parking on an angle is & ‘-.Hl»wm which members are discuss- {ing and which may be suggested, ac- D e « t leording to the general feeling. stovers ], B, 0'Brien Visited by Pringi- | “*wnat the enamber win he askes Land" 3 : s {to go ahead on plans for a safety ‘k h 'Y g ! burean such as was seriously con- Dflls In Tm I8 Ma“]a ¢ ! sidered some time ago, is another | subject which may come up at this time, The week of the membership [drlve was “Fire Prevention Week' and for the first time In several It took Martin K. Boyajlan of this city and Rachel Yeramlan of Con winning ci The glft of $50 hy George H, Dy- son Monday evening to start a fund for a permanent home, has oc- casloned much comment and the question of a Chamber of Commerce Loilding to include among other | things a public auditorinm, is being glven serious consideraton. Just where this building would or o 12 one of the proh- ssioner of Immigration Curran for |4 &0 F o Thare fs some sentl- fnstructions and was informed that | oS e 0T e L rehasing the On October 6, 1924, Martin, who | is 27 years old and an American | citizen by virtue of his war service in the United es army, told James 1. O'Br Jocal director © ricanization, of his intention to marry Miss Yeramian, 24 year old Constantinople belle, Who House and absolute proof of lher intent to! he would be grant- ssport following the wedding ceremony, That Is, she | {would be permitted to enter the | |country as a non-immigrant. Mar- | now le Incafed. Others have sug- od West Main street and Arch strect, Some of the other questions which {he chambher officials may he asked fo take up inelnde Arch strect im- provements, zoninx problems, Myrtle et traffic, traffie problems, hous- ote. Com- tin n the meantime, had to prove to of the L the satisfaction of the Ellis Island iting and s, that he 1s in his own handy in front of two witnes was not already married. Faye, effects [and mect his bride-elect, certain that he would not be forced to re- turn to® America without her as| would have been the case had he not TIL NOVEMBER | i After Euvopean Tour last . Giovanni Martinelli, famous tenor politan Op¢ mpany, to have given a concert in New Britain on October 25 after spending part of the summer in | effete Lurope, missed the boat for the return trip, While the crestfalien and {em | peramental opera stars stood on the dock where the boat had left, the | first two weeks or so of his concert O'Brien and toll him of thelr ex- also adding that Mr. and jfan would be at home to [their friends from now on In thetr {lome at 119 North street. a— During 35 years th American Woman Saffrage tof the Mc who ational reia- |smash. His frantic managers in | New York immediately tried to save some honest ducats from the wre ;\:v by rearranging his dates, but an | effort to have Mantinelll sing in | New Britain the day after hs set Tonight ARCADIA RATO 110 ROCRWELL AVFE. > {to have the tenor sing in pablic Between Webster HIlL & Arch St | | withont some preparation after his ival, The new date PRIZES |upon therefore, was Sunday noon, November 1. when Signor { Martinelli is expected {o appear at |the Capitol theater and make lamends for the postponement | Martinellt will ba fhe greatest enor singing in New Britain this year and a packed house is antici- | pated The week's posiponement ARCADIAN RADIO BOYS |[|of the concert in New Britain will | | give him ample opportunity to re cover from his disappointment after missing tha | with the ideas of the New Rritain Musical club, under whose auspices | Ladies’ Wrist Watch Gent's Watch CASH PRIZES CH NIGHT Musie by | Ladies 35¢ Gents Hc al Club Test Hight Five musicians of skill and deter- mination took turns at performing upon the staga of the Camp school imldl(ori\lm last night. In the seats sat a critical audience with faces as Thurs., Oct. 15, Only Matinee and nght | Dancing 8-12 p. m. | Take Arch Street Bus SENSATIONAL. immovable g clans, thelr nuance, an: from applause, 4 Vo 4 as a speclal test night for [and gain o grateful responsc—some desiring 1o become active |times mor members in the New Britaln Musl- [1s quite another to take the cold- those { Chamber to Tssue Questionnaire verdiet after ‘eellist took the S {tour in the United States went to| | foot on American soil did not fit in| |the concert was to have been given | Direct from 3 YEARS in NEW YORK 2 YEARS in LONDON 1 YEAR in CHICAGO THE GREATEST SHOW 0\‘BRO ADWAY Seats Now on Sale! LYLE D. ANDREWS Precents TVE SWPPEST IS AT N THL U A Capitol One Week " BEGINNING WARRY R'S ORCHEST ' 4 S y e SANCISIST CroRUs & AL Sunday NIGHT Special Show for School Children Daily at 1:30 “The Ten Commandments” Shown at 2:30, 4:30, 7:05, 2:15 L] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1925, A8 plaster ¢ L but [as Alfficnlt requirements, CIVIL SUITS RECORDED 1‘ damages, alleging non-payment watching every move ot the nlll.‘-l~‘ In addition there lurked the Oscar I IKrelssig hos been sued [for {wo loads of grapes, cars attuned (o every | worst enemy of all to combat—nery- [for $200 by the Burcau of Natonal [ Suit for $26 damuges has n front of an audience onds |in front n audience of frlends |y gileging woney due for | Dends Marquls ‘Messages and Papers of the Presi Joseph and Victoria Brokl y kratetul than logical; it The audlence wus com- |Llooded route of having the center Anderson hae sued Mullen's |The writ was issued by Roche posed of the four judges upon whose [of the stage In u nearly empty audi- |, in for $300 on an unpaid |Cabalus, the performances d“l“"””” and play before a sct of | milk bill, while Andrews, Swift & Thomas I". McDonough, for Denis pended active entry into the club, |dividuals with cyes and ears open o, has sucd for $100 on a meat bitl \, Mahoney, has sued Hans' Chriss o planists, & vocalist and a|for flaws. Few take the fest with- Nair & Nafr and George W. Klott [topher for $150 damages. cst, The planists [cut feeling o bit unstrung over it represent the plaintiffs, The restau- | Benjamin B. Cion has brought an had to play Bach, Chopin and mod-| The judges will make known thefr vant has heen closed \etion of foreclosure of a judgment romantic compositions — the |decislons to the aspirants by letter Nuir & Nair, ac 3 for the Ivin |llen on property of Mrs, Lena Sher- » better; and the singer |1t s sald that all five candidates [1°rnit and Commission (o, of New [pack at 318-848 Maln street had to mect relatively [last night were of high caliber Haven, have sned Ao Majetta for |61.68 and 75 Hawkins street. %age Allen & Co. INC, 2-7171 2-7171 HARTFORD - Just At The Right Time For It! 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