New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1925, Page 5

\ ‘Willlam Fox's photo plece opened a four day run at the son and the big audience certainly production of this or any other ycar. Mere words are inadequate to d a motion picture production, It is| astounding in its mighty proportions, | To call “The Iron Horse" a great | achlevement and let it go at that v\nuld be like cluui{)lng “The Ody sey,” Dante's poems. “The Iron Hor: eplc of one of the stirring perfods in |* The Capitol presentation features orlginal music core. There ing at 2:30, 4:30, G6:45 for school children daily at 4:30. | HALFWAY GIRL AT PALACE drama, hair-raising situations, a on in your screen entertainment. | That {s the story of “The ]Iul[\\ny} | The Palace Has The Pictures PALACE TODAY—TULESDAY DORIS KENYON LLOYD HUGES —In— The Most Sensational Thriller Ever screened in New Britain, THE “HALFWAY GIRL” Bee a Million Dollar Ship blown up to bits—a Thousand Panic - Stricken Passengers Rushing to Safefy — a wild leopard let 10ose on a Threat- { cning Mob. \ COMEDY — FABLES — NEWS P lblnnncwann Seats ...... ] Evenlng ........... 20¢, 30c DR COMINC g HICKIE [PALACE] WED. — THURS, TOM MIX, In “RIDERS OF PUYRPLE SAGL” SHIRLEY MASON, In “STARDUST TRAIL" The Girl A JOHN FORD production PBlazing the trail of civilization] Unless otherwise (ndicated, theatrical votices and reviews in thls column are written by the press ngencles for the respective amuserent company. < A SSSSRARNATITRNAANRALERARS NSRS AL ARARRARE SRR SRS “THE IRON HORSE'—CAPITOL |Girl” playing at the Falace master- | and tomorrow. AT REUELRRR RS e a plcture even ap- Capitol theater last evening to a| [ prouched it m the above qualiiies | record-breaking crowd, many hun- | And dreds falling to gain admission. The | Hughes wha have the taatired relen plcture is surely the greatest of the |have blg photoplays seen here this sea- |Vantage in any of their past pictures. “The Halfway Girl' 'is a drama of never appeared to better ad- were enthralled with the story and |the Orlent, with its locals in inga- | cast of this photoplay masterpiece, |POre. Tt was an amazed audience which |10 portray the various types. left the Capitol theater after the | €Xample, one scene is 1um Iu the in- Real nafives were procured | showing of this picture, for they !erior of a mnotorlous X had witnessed the greatest screen The only white men and women in| H{!MT'IHng morning will be |this scene are the principal char- | at 7 o'clock | |acters of the play. goribe this colossal masterplece, 1t Were sclected according to thelr na- 1# the highest point ever attained by | tionality, | the masy H\flnn for $50,000 for the new con- | jiof iy Strongheart” in “|vent which will replace tho one These are (wo names to conjure with | - |for they represcnt Jack London at aferno,” or Milton's [ his best as a writer of animal stories, o one of filmdom's greatest This pleture is “Paradise Lost,” merely as great| and " which | canine performers. Mr. Fox completed at a tremendous |onc of the headliners at the Lyceum cost in money and time, is a national |today. 'The other is May McAvoy iIn " a rollicking comedy drama appeared in story form in the American history which will live which through the ages. Saturday 13 The story of “White Fang” is that | an augmented orchestra playing the |of a wolf dog “hhh Is first trained | re four |as a fighter, shows daily with the picture appear- | Kindly own nd 8:30, |danger threa S Vn Vlvr rescue. presents Miss McAvoy as |2 otel counter employe who loses | her lover when a widow vamps him I'D get revenge, the girl | adepted by more | When troubles and n, it is the dog that There is also a special performance | ¢! | I from her. Full of romance, vivid color, tense | makes widow's son but things go further gripping story und fast moving ac- | than she originally intended and she really loves the youth. “Perils of the —————— | SHERIDAN-MNCCARTAY Week’s Activities in St, Mary's Church A requlem mass was sald this morning at T o'clock In §t. Mary's church for Vincenzo Penta and an The be sald tomorrow morning at 7{Mrs Julia Sheridan of o'tlock for Michael W, I'leming, | took late of Stamford. | o'clock *, Donol The misslon for the Itallan mem- bers of the parish which lras been going on all week under the direc- | tlon of the Dominican order came |@nd Thomas I% ast night. The priest in | the groom, was bes to a close charge stated that it was the most| The successful mission he has conduct. | St. Joseph's Church Rev, John ¥. Donohue, pastor of | St. Joseph's clturch, spoke at all| yesterday on the cam- | destroyed by fire, He urged fhe| Apy parishioners to be generous in their | contributions calling their atten worthy one. The result thus far, are encouraging, and confident that the goal will be at- tained this week. | There will be an anniverss quiem mass at 7 o'clock 3 | morning for Mrs. Anna l\(v]\u ick and a month's wnind n Thero will be a mecting of (he Ladies’ Ald society fhis evening and a par afternoon at 30 o'clock. the be at 7 o'clock. St, John's Church The children of the parish of St lopens Thursday. HOCKEY LEAGUE Boston in Bost n opens the National | Ffil( \'0! RW CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY NOW PLAYING DPOUBLE FEATURE BILL STRONGHEART THE WONDER DOG, In “WHITE FANG” A JACK LONDON STORY MAY McAVOY “TESSIE” SHE'S UP-TO-DATE Como And Hear Ben Irving And Hi This Coupon \llll 10¢ Will Admit Any Lady to Best Scats. s Thanksgiving morni St Amirew's Chureh John Kardokas, a widower of 58 Rhodes street, kis, widow of d at will be a Tequiem mass 4 o'clock aturday m | Gramatla and Vater St, Joseph’s Church Today, wedding of Miss Ellene Mc Carthy former] annlversary mags of requiem will[and John Edw ported gown o breakfast for at the Bim ington ridan faught hist onnected with Hac cdding t home tion to tite fact that the cause is a | punz hocard party tomorrow || Phere are still a few seats left for GERALD;NE John the Evangelist will provide "‘ \ | an entertainment at a parish social | | to be held in the parish hall to- | njght, l|| Fanny lnlm < Operetta | WOMANY 1O at 7:45 e'clock, I\v:li- E e TUESDAY, DEC, 1 || The WORLD lock Wednesday morni y caqergT Y ward V. Grikis, pastor g will be an entertainment ||} s at the parish hall next || evening. | S I L"f!ON}!EfCAPEI Eves. 50 Hartford, numerleal tl morning J i's chureh, officiating. vas attended by Miss 2 bridesmald eridan, brother of man, was attired dey ubser ral t in georgette with ed in the entire United States, [ Bold lace and brown velvel trim. icle The Children of Mary will hold | Ming wit! ! ) a special meeting Tuesday evening |2 D¢ t of butterily los, t at 8 o'clock to hear a talk by Miss | 105 ¢ nl i ) BIYE Margaret Shechan on her recent |0 & BOWR Of bluc georgetto With jpubli i trip through Min west. |isilver 1 nd ABET LU CE v Next Sunday will- be the first | With hat to mateh. Hor bounuet Was| twelve inst |Sunday in Advent, the I iSttiaell v tosss i LA e been cafe. p\lv\t‘h precedes Christmas, Tl e o e ety a vty ate friends wa ree Inn, Fuy m High school. Mr, ridan left on to Bermuda and will be ter January 1 at the nen Labof Day has uot a legal holiday. HARTIORD Premiere at Par- ( 1.50, 81 e Discontinue Publishing % List of Motor Vehicles | cciiptions 1 Nove23 — Publication | the Income Catholic Churches ||sonn ravara sieridan Takes Miss| of the Comneetiont Motor vl /| llene McCarthy for His Bride .u" glster, giving tho ownership and | neral deseription of motor ve- hlcles registered in fhis state, in | follows I been 1 ment s of the FOR Creamed onions te motor ve of Portland, Me.,|discontinued by th ‘ | Sheridan, son of | hicle departinent end of | regular pol! wley street, | this year, The re o the pub- | state utlicient to sup) | itto | <imon, Jepartment has undertaken | 1o s to publish & motor | th for the bhenefit been com t enough 3 COVCE EXPENst issued in W hich out to date, and the | hedside COME TO Saybrook Point, Conn. i o o Da ko ——— | Thanksgiving Dinner a8 o it s w5 | Parsons’ Theater Oyster Cocktail Celery Mass Thanksgiving morning will |{sons tomorrow night. , Consomme Royal Cream of Celery Crouton : Boiled Kennebec Salmon VERMONT TURK nut diessing shed potatoes C DAYS BEGINNING linglish Plum Pudding to 81.50. Mat. 50c, No Higher Mince, Apple and Squash Pie ‘oilee Ice Cream Nuts and Raisi Phone 300 Make Reservations Now $2.50 Per Plate | subseription | tor the Leks than 1,260 sub- en recelved and | has fallen far short of | tho cost to publisl quarter million motor vehicles are reglster so far and it cost of publishing sequence according 1o/ increuses in proportion their registration numb: listed in the will be | crease Twenty d vmm--u of Tt register. Jdepart- | Bahy of ‘\I‘\ ;\lnmhs Is depart- | Ihu‘vnqd to Death in Crib tate and other spe- | Foundation vapor lam organization a uld falrly fee < troubled me greatly backnc it and always had a pain | 487 YOUR OLD-FASHIONED Hollandaise Cranberry sd andied sweets Cauliflower “THAT TIRED OUT WORN FEELING HAS LEFT ME,” HE SAYS pel strect, Tartford, Conn,, 1s still another of [ t o 18 talking about the New Tonle ERHIUS wgaln another ERB-| “I read and heurd so much amdetidl they come pRizgus and the geod it was dolng gt ‘” nd 1 decided to klve it s tnal, e e ve taken thce botties of 1his reu Toh O IR nd (ke results hoye Heen 4 " Never anything like at.* I have na ave no palng at all, om stomach and for t past five iken many kinds of and acid | thank the like it was | my return to heulth” IRJUS f¢ heing he—1 felt tired | N¢ G. Fox & Co. HARTFORD EIWW CAPITOL ‘Thr Thrzs usketeers TUES. and WED. 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Ahd can't you taste their goodness right now as you think of crispy-fresh, sugar-coated Honeybees? Lverybody likes Honeybecs. That rich creamy flavor ctsgo Others haven't the sas htness. “x‘nc)’bcc is a kon makes and I Fresh EVERY day chnuts? get these mc i ccs fresh today at your ¢ HONEYBEES are dclivered crispy-fresh to the Honeybee u ever buy Honeybees that aren't ts you ever tasted, write us and f you have any locality, write at 1 dozen free. Als 1 Honeybess in your DOOLITTLE NEW ENGLAND DOUGHNUT COMPANY Torrington, Conn. fresh tomorrow—a fresh, Just waitin ‘em home. Teoday is the st day to try them, for you t» DOOLITTLE'S Crullers Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.—447 W. Main St. PLAINVILLE Eastwood & Thomas—6 E. Main St. 711 Stanley St Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.—19 W. Main St. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.— 2 S 22 Whiting St. Reflecting the Newest Style Trends A SPECIAL Thanksgiving Selling Fur Trimmed COATS 7 ()()eo Values to §125.00 \ SPLENDID group of luxurious Winter /~\ Coats. Luxurious in appearance,, lux- urious in make, luxurious in trimming. They are {ashioned along youthful lines of rich materials in the very newest style trends, and a great many of them are sample coats. One model of a kind only. These coats fairly radiate quality and style. Many One of a Kind All Fine Fabries—All New Furs All New Colors Sizes to 52 1-2 THIRD FLOOR ATWIYE R have ; nd all o lue to El JUICED this remedy for introduced lity Drug Stove, seutative of