New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1925, Page 11

ot &g BTN T v pa k2 r o I N ..4_.‘; . - f Cnless otherwise indicated, theatrica) no tices and reviews in thls columpo ar Z"ritten by the press agencies for the respective amusement company. ,‘m\\\\\\\“\‘“\x\W&W\\“‘\\“\!\\\\\ FINE BILL AT LYCEUM the theater and are Tonight concludes the showing at|call for Thanksgivin 2 SRRy 1l awaiting the photoplays—Jack London's “White [a chance to win one of the birds Fang", with Strongheart in the role | that come from one of the la of the famous wolf dog, and May | farms in state. Many other prizes McAvoy in “Tessie,” the delightful [will be awarded with the co comedy drama from the Saturday | store, Evening Post story, A double feature program is o Tomorrow begins a new program | ed fo; mlu and tomorrow, Tom Mix which will also feature the first epi- |in Zane y's masterpiece, The sode of the new serial, “Perils of the | Riders of Purple Sage is the Wild."” One of the two top notchers | featured attraction. The Riders of to be presented as regular features | the Purple Sage is a sequel to the stars Laura LaPlante in the brilllant | last famous Mix production The |y} soclal drama "The Teaser.” Rainbow Trail, |ty girls offering humor and 3 BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925 ng panels in leh queer <\HJ closets, and a demented s u.v‘ who faselnates his vietims | | | hypnotic power, There fs ¢ un\vmm | story of a mysterious disappearance % are two young men in love with the same beuutiful girl and | | their desire to win her by their bold- uess and courage, there are breath aking moments that aro sald to make &pectators hold on to theit chalrs in suspense, | Lon Chaney and -Johnny Arthur @re the featured players, Others in | the cast are Hallam Cooley, Charles | A « Walter James, Knutc Erickson ¢ Austin, Bdward MceWad i 1 Wales, Gertrude Everyone | Olmstcad plays Betty Watson, the the Lyceum of the two excellent | coming into the theater tonight has | . B ) 2 roine, The Keith Albe wshy song e, and kac waters are also produ With its long coast lin t shows real cast. Others are Bel the Soda Fountain”, a novelty act; Hilton and ghesleigh, a pair of pre el industries are nmony; Krugels and Robels in * entin The Lyceumn also announces that| There will be a continuous show | beginning Sunday night Gene Stra- | for today and Thursday. ton Porter's novel “The Keeper of | The Bees,” Is to be presented In its | Richard Talmadge in the most dir- screen version. This, one of the au-|ing of Talmadge productions, Jin- thor's most widely read storles, 15| inie’s Millions. Action, \thrills, ro- sald to bo 6ne of the best in the fllm | mance, with emphasis on the thrills, drama. | "The companion feature for Friday ———————— and Saturday is T TURKEYS AT PALACE | duction, Playing With Souls, starrin Jucqueline Logan, Astor, Clive A k of real live keys e 1o ! dngicioriresl o Surkeyaiate Lol s Rites coier L given away tonight at the Palace ter country store. The turkeys | > > on display now in the lobby of| LON CHANEY AT CAPITOL Tonight is the final s phiotoplay muasterpie | Hor which has been having successful run at the Capitol since I YCEUM | opening on Sunday lust wiil offer a speci CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY || the balance of first c Keith Albee acts fo TONIGHT ONLY i S Gl TWO BIG PICTURES ‘haney in “The Monster”, 3 ¢ clement of suspense, every STRONGHEART | tivitiing smeident, and «very stun N that s elicions ¢ of terror Friday and Saturday brings forth | | | Laugh That Makes You Laugh'; MeWaters and Tyson {tevu with a big cast in modern f omedy and dram tilzors, print 'y produ % DeviiRoainnin® N ) pincapples grow i Brow and shar [Pullman Porter Served pointe R Five U. 8. Presidents """ wer stem, that Washington, Nov, : i Murray, £ro vho died here yester American presidents on 04 1.2 ErOW in w warm Indies, Bahamas, particular favorite o Roosevelt, and also made | With Presidents Harrison, Clo MeKinley and of serviee, Ho v S 101 it MeKinl vty at the tin assassin; 1. His friend nd in W miral Dewey traveled across e co tinent on his relurm from Mani y an ¢ eo's spine, 18 said to 80 Minutes Downpour, “WHITE FANG” glusgnelan et Flood Kills Hundred o produc MAY McAVOY S ““f‘ i’ Cagilot N “TESSIE” Come And Hear Ben Irving And His Orchest THURS. — FRL — SAT, The Home of Attractions DOUBLLE FEATURE BILL P A L A C E o P Laura La Plante e e =1y Show— “THE TEASER” DOUBIE MISATURE WL —ALSO— THE SEA” “RIDERS OF THE With ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN PURPLE SAGE” T T —Companion Veature— This Coupon and 10¢ Will Admit HRLEY MASON. In Any Lady To Best Seats. STARDUST TRAT s e Extra Added Atfraction CHILDREN'S MATINEE (0¢ roxGml “DANCE TONIGHT ARCADIA Pree Turkeys and Chickens to Holders of Lucky Numbers, DANCING 8 TO 12 Parsons’ Theater HARTFORD FIVE DAYS BEGINNING TULESDAY, DI, The WORLD GIVEN AWAW Country Store Prizes and Many More, FRIDAV—SATURDAY Richard Talmadge, “Jimmic Millions.” Jacqueline L “Playing With Souls (vwi hi—Amateur Avts i, Night—Amatenr Act- M G ¥ Extra Added Attraction Illuflo"flE“M’H' New Britain Serenaders Eves. 30¢ to $1.50. Mat. 50¢. & nJ L \—r—.—_—_—__! Last Time Today — “THE IRON HORSE” Thursday, Friday, Saturday Special Holiday Bill! KEITH ALBEE DAINTY JUNE HOVIC The Darling of Vaudeville and Her NEWSBOY SONGSTERS | BELL and EVA HILTON, CHESLEIGH the Soda Fourtain™ “Harn i Humoi KRUGELS AND ROBLES “The Laugh that Makes You Laugh” McWATERS AND TYSON REVUE “Modern Flashes of Humor and Drama” "R =<mUaP»< Mystery, Chills, Thrills, Love and Suspense! “The MONSTER” The Year's Greatest Mystery Film —With— LON CHANEY CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY won, Novi 25 (P—More 11 lundred persons ar ‘ Vo pes d in the floods fo = ing a torremtial ra of an hour and | twenty minntes Tyesday, ys despateh to the Dally Express from | Athens, Wany houses settlement cc 1 were were swept away and drow Flood waters from M | bettos washed up thirty { in Anagnostopoulon stre mummies and numcrou ments and vases v Is not known to tombs and mummics lY\l l(ll [(\‘ D PREDICTIONS defeat of the Bosto, | t. 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