New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 23

M S Iye - x NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1926, S need crowds — numbering tens of thous | royal family and of forelgn mon- ning sands — bowed and the men un-| archs » uf the most common of small to ) " | o : o covered In the ruin, In token of re. B o ) SN of Great Britaln and most parts c ] ]| T i !’!""' Q el I speet to thelr great spiritual leader| POWER CO, CONSOLIDATION It is about seven inche v ruo fo| |and fellow patriot, Som— v, ] ll o head und the nape of Sanudian | The cercmony was of a deeply |[Phompsonville Water and Northern lemon 1 - religlous character, with less of Conn, Light to Merge Y 4 e —— 1Y lucky black patches; the up an marked the service| Thompxonyille, Coun., Jan. 29 UP) f the pital ¢ 1 of the Northern I brown, tin ) « tand Power com- Coer el (- " s and tall quills arve dusky hac 1l ¢ [ - ) B - » belongs to a f of Europe, tho yellow properly Ingiling hunting yellow wi antry th huek and wings are r SRR * Remains of Mercier Enshrined . "+ llow or hrow g Company, out River bright atford Springs are il h ! com ¥ all of which yollow: the NAYARIGE Ly ing Company of company was carrled do the s with under surface Company nless otherwise Indicated, théntrical notices and reviews in thls colump arc [} ) edgod mritten by the press agencles for the respective amusement company. : whold d on the breast and flanks : : o nody ot Delgium's thy 1o b reddish brown Meroler ern Connectiont QUESTIONS ANSWERED ! What is an an B il M Gk . 0 d in » thown at the Lyceum theater, ono |fer Mid-Wintor Carnival Week, an | qusporry 5oty 4% ERE A on the being “The Girl Who Wouldn't |annual affalr at this popular theater | writing to the Question Editor, ‘New e Tuesday Work" and the other, “The Prairic |and really the big treat of the yoar. | Britatn Herald, Washington Bureau sehwabe fn Plrate. 1In the first named Lionel | Fourteen all-star Keith acts have | 1322 New York avenue, Washington ofti Barrymore, Henry B. Walthall, Mar- | been selected to appear during tho | DG LAk clon g troteenia Thlsix ok guerlte De LaMotte and TLilyan |week, seven each threo days, The [ for reply. Medical, legnl and marita) Tashman are starred. The plcture | photoplays have also been specially ailviss caniiotibataiven honlcantes: 18 of & poor working girl whose am- |sclected because : 4 2 throat T ut it i f ~ the 18 yellow clc i i : # n Ji LYCEUM PICTURES GOOD I MID-WINTER CARNIVAL pere? 4 ‘ e in Two very good pletures are being All next week the Capitol will of- standacd eleetrie: t i bl It is the 1 cirenit of 1.ohm leetro-motive fores three tamo born in the mont current « e pantes, the rier rights Abralam Li of their merit, Top- | bitlon was to become a stage star, ping the vaudeville feature In “The Prafrie Pirate,” is that of a dashing westerner, qul with the gun, a mean man in a f fight and a flash on a pony's back. |also exhibits * Starting Sunday night the 1 is to offer Cecil Dedlille's greatest | ry motlon picture effort, “The Road Yesterday.” The cast fs headed Joseph Schildkraut. Jack Hoxle “Two Fisted Jones' “or Sunda “THE ANCIENT HIGHWAY" Thousands of residents of quille, Roseburg and other towns Oregon will be able to say, cears to come, that they v also 18 booked in the tnessed | for the ck | horses, pontes, dogs, et 1st | their training and ) husky, which Tom Mix, movic ntly offered $5.000 for. Anoth to | feature attraction will he the vaud by [ville offering of the noted movie dis in » will show Madam 1 the utes in Hollywood.” rie has some movie stars from Hol- 0- lywood in his ac in | Still another attraction will be Cleve, the “wi ot the the xylo phone.” The other acts will be an. the biggest log jam ever staged and |nounced tomorrow and (heir person- plctured in the logging pany of 100 Paramount players fil the log drive on the middle ford the Coquille river. Inecidentally, 1 wonder scens part of the Oregonians in almost fuipassable wilderness satisfy their curiosity. Actual shooting of came only after tion under ous logging expert of the country. The drive was staged vicinity of the Baxtgg and a ker lumber camp, and at when the river kad * reached | highest point in years, adding muc to the spectacularne and Adanger of the scen Al the labor dertaken by mount pl the sereen v “The Ancient Highw will be shown toda the Capitol theater, The f ed players Holt, Billis the scen weeks of prepar: Willat and his to immonrtalize Par * whic are PARSONS’ BEGINNING TONIGHT Friday and Saturday Fvenings Matinee Saturday JULES HURTIG Presents “The Voice in the Wilderness” By ARTHUR CORNING WHIT and LOUIS BENNISON The Most Powerful Play of The Decade. More Powerful Than “Rain.” < Than “The Fool More mpelling — Than 1 Christian™ Staged by SAM FORREST All Star Broadway Cast Lves, 00; 50¢ to $1.50, Plus Tax Capilst Today and Sat. Sat, Mag e I JACK HOLY, BILLIE DOVE | —ln— James Oliver Curwood's “The Ancient Highway” VAUDEVILLE MAJOR REVUE 101 nten ners—(0 CY SEYMOUR “The Reforme ARTHUR DI VOY in “The Diplomat” GOEVZ pnd DUFFY SHREE ACES TBox and Loges Reserved Tves SUNDAY NIGHT BIG SHOWS—2nd at $:30 thard Talmadge, “Tearin® Thyu® ‘Broadway Lady® SHOWS SAT, & o, ALL NEXT WELK The Big Week —The Joy Weel, Mid-Winter CARNIVAL Mon.—Tues —Wed. All-Star Keith Acts Madam Bradna’s| CIRCUS HAVEN MacQUARRIE in “20 Minutes in Hollywood™ ED CLEVE | SHIRLEY SISTERS Others ADOLPHE MENJOU in N1 KING OX MAIN STRER No Advance in Prices! e ———————— country. They saw Irvin Willat and a com- & desire to see this was so great on the that they veled on foot many miles through the supervision of a fam- north | to the | nd risks were un- for umes Oliver Curwood’s | each Jack | Light Dove and Montagu Love. ngl will include the hest in vaude- ville today. The feature photoplay m ! for this program the first half will of |offer Adolphe Menjou'tn the Para- mount production “The Main Street.” [ new show, Tom Mix will be scen in “The Yankee Senor,” and there il be seven more all-star Keith acts. to * JAZL PRAISED THEN in | ol a time | Massachusetts Governor Hears Both ‘W Sides of Modern Music Dis- cussion from Visitors, Roston, guished termined Jan, 20 (@ lefender of opponent ofher's paflis. h | Franke Harling, composer, who prominence with from St Rev. Martin D, = | 0f {he Lord's Day allianc | were recoived within a fow utes of each other by Fuller at the state houss They young has - come s opera, Agnes,” and Kneeland, the 30th vesterday., Harry ‘w first half of the week will be Madam Carey I8 the big nolse and his role | Branda's Circus. Prize high school irwumn Haven MacQuarrie, who with his company will offer vaudevillo's | greatest langhing act “Twenty Mine Mr. MaeQuar- King on | On Thursday with the | OPPOSED IN ONE DAY o'y, min- | mered Governor | cos | tended research be undertaken, Al Washington | cther questions will recclve a per- sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- not he answered. All letters are confidential,—Editor, | Q. How dees t house one duted smaller 18587 average oW long 1y live? A, The length of “u.w to the ciimate hnd weather {eonditions. They have heen known |to live as long as ninety days, [however, s an extrem. Q. Who are the tullest among the actors and actresses in th | A Nita Naldi and {ette among | Both are five rect 1oy A This viet Socia movies? | (ho reaty Andree La Moscow ¢ tullost Q. on clght inches in | jorjity o clght, Monte ue and Rod La |jjy tocque are among the tallest actors, | 4. feet threcginehes tall, How much money was coined United States the - actresses, hoth beir Q. by the ope t total ny other continent mlation of 11 mints in hout two whom live in Eu ending | q, coined | yoye yean mount you tel Kalsomin wias given Col- A final? William Mitehell wa' insubordination and ed from Ve and emoluments r years, verdict of the martial is CW by a special board be effective until ap- lie president. President can modify the sentence if ‘hx, wishes to do so, Try ser onel Mitchell? 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