New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1926, Page 5

{ | () > d ; A v N ‘\ \/ i . o mdl!l!!i!"ili'f!! ..:u E Unless otherwise Indleated, theatrical notices ana reviews in this colamn ar mritten by the press agencles for the ki t}mmmmmtmmmmmmumxmmmtmzumw MARTY DUPREE AT CAPITOL | Beginning t for u three day ngagement the Capitol will offer Marty Dupree and her Follies, nsleal comedy tablold, that affopds 't plendid ente Marty has playc rinment throughout, d this city on numer- ous occasions and is noted for the type of show she has always present- 1. Included in the cast is Bennio rohan, principal comedian who is L laugh provoker par exeellence, and bly supporting him in the comedy ank Murray. yals include Lou in, Steve Hug 0 Frances Me- Carthy, the prima donpa. Marty's hand picket beauty chorus is big feature with the re known as the clas and clev- erest chorus in tabloids. The well drilled and offer their numbers excecdingly well. Al Capitol patrons are in for real en- tertainment as the Dupree show is one that gives real value for the money dally. The photoplay on this program | will offer the 1 nount production | Lovers in Quarantine” with Behe Daniels and Harrison Ford in tho Lading roles. Tt is a story of ixed up honeymoon and has many delightful comedy scenes 1 i interesting story. = Coming 1 At tunday is the big photoplay “The 1ost World.” The other prinei Wally Mel- 50 4 sho s they PARSONN—HARTIFORD with Saturday complete 12 finest mo matinees Jut BuCCess | play of t pres sheer annting mel r combinations waached this opere ailing dist amazing ap thin endowment T Houston Arthur ¢ Kk Tarri . William Gastor o Olive Bond Esther K Webste Today—Tues,—Weil, MARTY DUPREE AND HI'R FOLLIES with BENNIE DROHAN Frank Murray. Lou Garon, Steve Hughes, Wally Melvin, Frances McCarthy and MARTY'S HAND-PICKED BEAUTY CHORUS Bebe Daniels Harrison Ford —in— “Lovers in Quarantine” Box and Loges Reserved Tives Sun.—*The Lost World™ {J NOW PLAYING—DOT IRENE & BERT e MARY McAVOY Also GEORGE WALS) !Ii! There will apear three shows | comes to | respective FINI “Lady Windermers the hest o has heen headli Taken fro |play of the May MeA man {of scandal, & bit of spier and o stopy | MADY organizations of mmilar na of combined romanee and mother | HUT In New England towna love. Treme Rieh is excellent in the |40 Ages, ago although | role of the “high stepping” mother | VO Il has such a saclety, of the heroii companion fea- | | ture is “The | fwith Geor Tho story er who de titude by has financ wed him 1t drama Kansas City Priest Is Thou Kansas n cong and Cath his disappe Father dral r night Carfre that h call His pra fold and oils were five blocks from thr Women's Happiness Rests oldest new wow i 10 Proves t No la Pl { PARSONS’ TONTGHT MATS, WED. & SAT Exes. 500 ARH WORLD- ROSE-MARIE With the Pro {LYCEUM FEATURE BILL BLI Ricn IXTELY In “THE COUNT OF LUNEMBOURG" CHILDREN AFTER SCHOOL—10¢ and Bert f high English develops into an ‘onee S S (R T tuay - discards like tissue af. Mat. - SEET—— ANTIQUE SOCIETY | PLANS RECNION Enfield Horse Thiel Chasers to Meet Tuesday !ll 0 T Thompsontille 8 () own and | ! ations of ity annual reun ‘onn,, Feb in this org: amusement company. el el he oldest sacle one of the unfque the state will have fon tomorrow evening in the Enfleld Community house, This will be the | nnual gathering of the En- 0 Soclety for Detoction of Thieyes and Roblers, organized in 1525 and which for many years hus been con l Hinued hecause of the history and sentimental associations pertaining | BILL AT LYCEUM W Fan” one of o1 the society dramas that | presented here, is one of ! Lyeen | e Wilde is presents Rich, Ronald Lytell in a sto society with a touch | ne features at the m the famous Osc same nam voy, Iren ge Wa count {alotiatiirer cra sing- MAde for its members at the expense | | sires to pay a dehl of gra. |0f the sociely, but the lust expense for this purpose was in 1896 an old duke who wedding | arly training. 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