New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1925, Page 15

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Nt A IR ' SAN IA s “MADAM BEHAVE, UM |the supporting cast in a featured inles of laughter lite) y rock the | role, Lyceum at each performance of the | ‘The vaudeville program s an ex Py vhoto comedy “Madam Behave,” | cellent o which is the current attraction with | were all well like “Hogan's Alley.” “Madam Behave” | formances is a first cousin to the uproariously funny “Charley's Auat” and presents | Julfan Elting 2 role, ' Ann Penni | er of the Ame a leading feminine role and in !\wl.l s tion to supporting star he sp clalizes in a number of dancing at the por- White and voices s of many laughs with a trapeze stunt and then glide into a m y well doi e name of the | There ursday there 15 a complete d the big at- Edition." rt in this theme ds quite orlginal Freeman d Morton real come of the she with a funny song ique cos tumes that vily; Willie Hale and Dro a big hit timely; Ralph Lewls has ¢ e thrilling drama ) reporter, IX SCene occurs 1) the new when the ery clove dity. dition of the paper goes 1o T in a very clover Jugs a The com fiplotire On Thursday ure will offer James M. T Kiss 1ot with Conway Cinderel On New will again Fre vaudevitle acts ort e x."th., a company over s at the Capitol the stoty is of he spot.” “The Home We uction from an adaptation Ly raghty of the story, ! r" by Nor- had won ¢ | s '] e | Clothes TODAY AND WEDNESDAY | a Real (ood am You'll Enjoy | J Thomas Meighan i — i “JRISH LUCK” LYCEUM A Romance of a Son i l ] Continuous Show Daily | i of Mother Machvee and Made in [reland TONIGHT AND WED. 2 BIG PICTURES Al Christie’s Comedy —GREAT “Retribution” ne and Shelley e and Clare orton Brother l“ Ann Peanington also | Y HANCCRRN ARALATENTHA N RN E RN RN AN AR R CNRLLREN AN | : and offers five acts that | ide the | | v Brensen b | a i i Ly & iy AL s Monte Blue E is from 6 to 70 { ) for young and old alike aring honors with Jackl Corinne 1 by Lloyd Hug Fazenda in the play that Bthel Barrymore had made famou on the stage For Wi sday and Thursday an other double feature il is booked » Anclent Mariner, a William Fox el Taylor Coleridge, Thrills with Hen Lyon an Mary Astor is all that the name im- | st mov { pites, | ever e | Wednesday night there will be an [other country ore and many t [will be a Your Health ' | Hou to Keep It—— L HUGH 8. 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