New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %— == C36 memxnwx\\\\n\“\m\n\ s & preseription for 20, 1925, nifty skating novelty; Isabelle D'Ar- [the domestic mond and company present a fine [mak shows the cast to be very | *“The Sporting Chance” has all t] nd Dixie Hamllton is a [elements t Ko to make g favorite in a‘syncopated cocktail [pleture, in mm; an with a dash of personality, {which includes Lou Telleger The shows are continuous daily. t Phillips and George Iy - - ) entire drama action there 1 Kills the germs : w“ / v”" ‘ N -. : a k. e { Bilious Fever and Malaria 0 iy Ll mn N . ",‘ .,\, ’Unhn otherwise indicated, theatrical no tices and reviews in this column nare #"ritten by the press agencles tor the ARRAEEERRGLE G AR AR A A A e N SRR RSN AT THE PALACE, Jack Hoxie, the weste on the same pr Fredericks in “Married Flirts" well known book, Paramour,” dealing problem of how to of a husband. It is teresting plcture disc melodrama and confining itself to the real facts of The fourth ¢ “Play Ball,” Is Tonight will of local talent show New Bri in the line of en of them are good. may be good if they live long enough, but they will laugh anyway, and th thing. One of the feature the local bill is none oth renowned showman, who has ente wudiences in t judging from his press he should be good by this t great time is promised with plen of fun and a good show. LYCEUM CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY so bring out a 1 is anxious t they can do The rest o uain ots on TONIGHT & SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE BILL | ““The Home Maker” With ALICE JOYCL —Also— “The Sporting Chance” With LOU TELLEGEN Come And Hear Ben Irving And His Orchestra. NEXT WEEK SUN. — MON., — TUES—WED, STRONGHEART The Famous Dog, In “White Fangs” Also MAY McAVOY “TESSIE" CHILDREN'S MATINEE 100 | g up respective amusement company. Beginning ppear here way Girl,” In this piet s us from New York e first or a million da one of the spectacular seen . A wild leopard t holdy the from ntion of th \I (\IIIHI ment, Some | d you a |t Luropean lady entertainers Comer is a popular s lar songs; Bebee and ALWAYS A GOOD sSHOW PALACE TODAY — SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE Jack Hoxie N THI RED RIDER Companion Feature POULINE I'REDERICKS N MARRIED VLIRTS “TADDED ATTRACTION TO-NITE A Whirlwind of Merriment Amateur 12—Acts—12 Ssammy Wells with Local Stars Some Are Funny Matines Evening: "TTCONTINUOUS SHOW SAT. lron Horse! exclaimed Sitting Bull THE FAMOUS WAR CHIEF OF THE SiOUX INDIANS WHEN HE FIRST SAW THE WHITE MAN'S ENGINE STEAMING ACROSS THE PLAINS. THE PHRASE COINED BY Thi INDIAN CHIEF IS HOW USED BY ALL WRITERS AS A SYNONYM FOR THE LOCOMOTIVE — ~ THE AUTHORITY FOR THi5 HISTORICAL FACT IS THE FAMOUS SCOUT — BUFFALO BILL William Fox presents Ze|RON HORSE o JOHN FORD production Direct Fiom One Year's Run in-New York CAPITOL Special Show for School Children Each Day, 4:30 Sunday Night Mon., Tues., Wed. 4—Shows Daily—1 2:30, 4:30, 6:45 POSITIVELY—the sc‘rcen‘s sensation— From New York to Glamorous Singapore—With a Thrill at Every Turn—A Million Dollar Ship Blown to Atoms— Jint National flch:‘ PALACE T D SON. MO, TuEs, Two Shows Sunday Night Sccond Show at 8:30 e S S Sunday for three days, ¢ beginning to the “{day and tomo: ren's show 1a8 been recor r the first time. 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