New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1926, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY lll‘;lh\l.l) »:tn— an\ll!!!?" 1 il A ‘I llli s | Unless otherwise (ndicated, thentrical notices and reviews (n thls eolumn an written by the press agencles for the respective amusement company. TEIETIESINIEIEIETIIIANNALANIIINIIIIATIIINIIAL I, “TELL ME WHY” AT LYCEUM | w 8till showing to capacity houses, | °1 “Tell Me Why" will be presented at b the Lyceum again tonlght and to- morrow to ‘“‘men only" audiences. “ This picture, which strikes such a | powerful blow at birth control pro- paganda, brings home a strong moral | new lesson to everyone. Mayor Paonessa | w lias publicly endorsed the showing | of such educational films as this one | and so0 has Dr. G. M. Kinsella, chair- 1‘ man of the board of healtth. caii The Lyceum next week goes back onto its regular schedule of ol movia | g features and the Sunday evening spe- [ Ao cialty, to be continued through n 133SI, ell recelved and the Arco Dros ose the bill with a neat hand alancing offering. ginning Mon- day D. W. Griflith’'s “That Roy!l« irl” will bhe the attraction with rol Dempster and Harrison 1lord atured and on next Thursday the serfal, “The Green Archer,” 111 bega RECITAL AT CAPITOL Guy Maier and Lee Pattison, who a recital of music for two anos at the Capitol theater on Imne n 17, are two young ts, still in their early i twenties. Since their student days Wednesday, is to be “Bobbed Hair” |{"pogion “ana i Berlin under Ar with Marie Prevost and Ker thur Schnabel, they have devoted Harlan, supported by a DD e d Bl s T s ot movie favorites, grams of music for ftwo pianos This plcture, one of the breezlest oo voung men are, without a of the flapper dramas, ran in se {doubt, the foremost exponents ot story and has been read by thous- | i g1 or music and their work ands of New Britain people Who | oy 000 doubtless will be more than anxlous | . to see the whole thing picturcd be- fore them. Miss Prevost has one | of the most engaging roles of her| cntire career in this pic [: IFIED AT CAPITOL te ito] {a offering a splendid | ¢ photoplays The Cap bill ot vaudeville and alssance den Carpente about a veritable re- of twe-piano playing ang ven frosh inspiration to present and others have writ- n compositions for two planos dleated to Maier and Pattison. fay and Saturday with Dot Tul‘khl\ t les in Favor B e o As Moslems Modernize sty from the| TLondon, Jan. § (P—Now that o liialeat e dna. T Turkish women have come out for which was o r and popular in ma gazine form. Corinne fifith is seen in the le 0 a more splendid por a role has never heen done th modern here ding role | hundred yes . he front Constantinople has discarded during dress there s a tendency and in Parls to slip back a s or so and bring to some of the ideas which nst | the last few w efo t being abeolutely her be ‘:)\::o ‘m date ¥ yolished a short while ago )”'Hvr-‘ vaudeville portion of the| by Turkish women, are coming back orogram Has five excellent ‘aetaModistes aver they ar iy be- headed by Paul Van Dyke an¢ Co.jcom but wearers in a Duieh playet lip Time.” | from cold winds and any weak littls Mr. Van Dyke shows a mnwm\\ fln germs which might be ing fine yodel voice and with the other| i Hu‘wv\A in the r. ‘ & Turkis) o Is another nov- i o cast, offers real good | 1o Turkish tupie Is another me"rqlv"}h‘,wc“ { ety seen in London, with all the e touches of the e It is arranged the golden Charles Derfekson, voiced teno . recejved the applause i Jandy | but in round the hem ex- it of the show with his dandy ; ing. The Worths offer o classy [actly ilke Turkish trousors as worn singin orths o £ Lenaors dince that is very prettily | DY under th ) 1w ::m-“ an oriental effec 1 and costumed LR el enoti : and in soms s Marr cfter even more i AND SATURDAY n TODAY like a CORINNE || ordinary circular flounce, ever dreamed prono urks themsely BIRTHDAY PARTY. irthday DOUBLE A double and son of 24 (abot stre i Tun; umber o Misses 13 n f friends were ¥ s and Hu ovely gift ¢ home ived 1 candles each were featured. \o- =N mandolin, n nd elections we rendercsd hy CLASSIFIED SR S ¢ “hute, Verom A MOST REMARKABLE L5 4 Ra s S PHOTOPLAY | Goorg of Hartford, Mat- Komes tiew and Fdward Bt and Hivlen E Humason. Games were enjoyod & D o WOUNDED BOY DILS in p New Haven, Jan. 8 (P~ Jimes CHARLES DERICKSON in 12 vears old, of S46 "Jhfl\lw The Golden Voleed Tenor « 1osp today from a | und in his BARR & LaMARR — OTHERS [ cad, reccived when shot aceidenfal ly by his chum, Louis Smith, 16 MbE, — LLES, == M KD vesterday, Smith is heing held un practicing wi e bullets is a stone and ger Loy in uck the your fines Te is mined in Chi L oy and Toorrow “TELL ME WHY” DEALING CHILD SPECIAL S WITH BIRTH HOWS FOR MEN ONLY FONTGHT—6. 7:30, 9 o'clock o THOUSANDS TLAVE SEEN SHOWS ALL. SEE A VISION AO ONE UNDER 16 ADMIT 10’ M.—CON'I AND MORROW—2, 2:30, TINUOUS WONDERED. O LIFE BEFORE ADM.—MAT. TE Il\ ALL. v composers. Leo Sowreby, Lr- nest Hutcheson, Edward Burlingame | ill, Leopold Godowsky, John Al PARSONS’ 3 Days Beg Carter rkatov 'rod e Thurs, T Hartford n. 7th. Mat. Sat, Presents d. Inc. The World Famous Comedian LEW FIELDS —IN— “Money Business” A New Comedy with a Million Dollars Worth of Laughter with & splendid supporting cast. Eves. 50¢ to §2.50; Mat, sat, 50c to $2.00; plus tax 3 Days Beginaing Mon., Jan. 11, Mat. Wed. Ohe Colossal Colorful Musioal Comed RAINBOW kv STAR CAST~DOZERS of DELIRIOUS DANCERS F.WWHEELER WADSWORTH'S 1ves 10 $2.50: Wed. Mat TH'S RAINBOW ROSE ORCHES TRA 30¢ to $1.50; plus 157, fax Chang lovd Tuan became JUDGE CRITICIZES . TARDY CLAIANTS Says They Can't Do “Rip Van AUT[] "FFFNSFS Winkles” and Complain | 8P - I'so-Lin, the chiet exeeu vernmietn in No New York, Ja Suprem State Puts Court Justice Mullan, sitting in the sult brought by the minority It Rio nde railroad against the S — r directors of the road de. Hartford, Jar £ Motor manding an accounting, yesterday | la offenses appear in 8o 1 classificd the plaintiffs as “Rip Van | ! E ' \ te moto Winkles," lepartment has taker 1 Justica Mullan’s remark came at|o ssify them, U rt the conclusion of the introdnction [of “serious offer the depart of voluminous evidene dealing | lists (1), operati i t \ previous testimony and deei- [fluenees of liguar (2), evaslon of v s resulting sinee |sporkibility and (8) reckless dr flon ¢ the western |0t the ¢ nstice asked connsel for In th Jepar nority stoekholders {f he did|in et obsery 1 that they had been guilty New Haven ¢ not fo means slecping tof w not o would o indicate would perp plain- end their complaint to re-organized and the Denver and Rlo tilroads defendants wit the former divectors of the Denyer thing make Pacitie Grande voad. Tn referring to a derision in Chh 9 1921 in Colorado bLarring the min- { Licit stockholders from the courts cretary on ca e grounds of laches, Justce AN Mull traffic rople can't go to Rip Van Winl nd then wake up I and present old claims and except recognition,' SERIOUS Mlsmps i aleep like ousibility fo One Dead and Sevelal Hurt i xo More Series of Accidents | In Eni {be no more J | the gunday f Vist Dapt § (P—Th vil B On r-old boy is serlous on (il nd a trucker in s W is . Horsman, in John Kiernan, 48, of Wha ie 1k enue, an employe of the Wine nonneer wonld be company, was killed in an el liseontin st of vator J 11 other Fri chure 1 He i ‘ ON POLICE BLoTTreR atten ¢ 1 t r i Thom ] nut st Mai .‘ He was taken i t by Offiee ] 1 SR e ; SHORE RESORT 1R i) 1 | story \ : hadly damang r it Oakland ll shore v Chinese General Again . [wor s ' o'clock thi \\lthdr'x\\\ mmtum 3 1 ing, Jar & (A gatic "y DRUGGIST ML g oand s v Sunday Shows In Erie, Pa,, hul(h wets during e in the cling of churel FOR CHARITY ET US ALL END OUR SUPPORT 1O THE IONS’ FROLI YCEUM THEATER JANUARY 14, 15, 16 Prices S1.50—81.00 Exchange tickets at Crowell’s Drug ‘ for reserved seats, { Monday, January 11. Htore commencing 9 a. m., ARE CLASSIFIED Them in Dilferent| FRIDAY, 1LY FIFLDS STARS | JANUARY IN DIALECT PLAY| - “Money Business” Has Its Pre- miere in Hartlord Theater ) Jacab Berm niddle \ They hay [h 1 )y a " Man 1 ( | 1 Her 1 hin « [ r hon i Wa i ¢ his money i v and " b Ao 11 un 1i; at yusand 4 Yapin 1a Iy silk ki [ | 1 possil 1 i Tert " cith Dora ma or The v \ ! 1in ' | ! T i t ion, i I 1 | 3 Poli ¢ Yiddish-A APPOINTED BY rort BH|Ll]'1EN WH ARE SIGKLY the hea! DONT ACCEPT ANY SUBSTITUTE ore. Ask today. THE MOTHER (.lul tn. 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