New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1926, Page 21

wder ation come ke h nat- com- jerfnl 1o at NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY iy s ) .. - —/ Y & | many local dancers will appear, On |t are ) with thelr ow v\-‘ A o , - \ o i" \ 2 ,‘ i e G ipitol \ RPENS™ YT S [y 2 i 3| Will offer the old fiddleds contest for TIRUE 20 dettn e DRSPS Uuln- otherwise Indicated, thentriea) notices and reviews (n this colomn ar ntrics have been made to date, eteg in which | ory t § ur Tw . " umsley ey i L T R S R ‘ST" lWA ”:RS, HIT AR LA FINE PICTURES AT LYCEUM | ments, which probably no artiet of | UNEL " iin. Mona Ki m 18 | recent years can boast of. Miss Gilanninl 1 ected debut on The Lyceum's movie pr 4 good one for today and tomorr dfering a dandy socitiy “I'he Other Woman' tollisking comedy dr: Majesty, Bunker Bean Alice Calhoun has the part in the intriguing " Woman's Story” and is \\vnr[ d large and capable cast of fa- tra. Within the very first season of e | her carcer, Miss Giannini appeared are the snining lights of “His Ma-|no less than fourteen times in festy, Bunker Bea which is from | New York cf the novel of the same name by | Durlng th Harry Leon Wilson | debut M1 song the conductor 01 the Minne- polis orchesty attend the cor an engagemen or the following Mr\”. Moore and Dorothy Dev ason after her |\ i made more stestagesagssastits | Others include Taylor and Huston in | tion for the enf E + fine JnulnL offering; the Osaka |stead law, He resist i Boys in a Japanese novelty act; The nd advocates of the 1| stuart Sistere in * ‘ nd Stan Kavanaugh, the Australlan g 1 ongs and Curls"; ,..\lumm through w 1 yth uggling humorist, who offers the | prive Bt R Rt st In his lino that has been scen to put Mm In a corner by pres in many a day Tonlght the rring serious churges aguinst the nd leg of the Charleston danee ' young man who is t contests will | ] md a good | daughter, Eventuall ing. David Tearle o neonened o Thomas’ Newest Comedy al ! Augustus corching Leam on the hypocrisy of prohibition o rd Emer vho would Al gain his Mir o Clayt (B n type. Ot irles H, Mart) e Drow omas focuses ization at glon | 8 Waters,” a t comedy which made its o)) W Bunker Bean starts off as a rather \.hnn forty s throughout Eneishd sl efteminate clerk, diffident and bash- | the count It sym- LIS G Ll L s bow as o o ful. He meets the girl of his|phonic concerts and engagements | evening. years he has dreams, but §s afraid of her. Sho \ with three of the largest festivals | clently et e A (amedietin likes him, but wants him to show [in the country. e Facisniovnie ndien el NG s of life, During the 150N \l\&; 2 b eial musie by the orchestra 1(“““”” ures each progr e York symphony and New York Iharmonic. Within fifteen months of her de- who will | pye Miss Gianning conquered L pitol theater| yon in two sensational recit on gunday, Tebr under the | ooame established as an av auspices of the Musical club, has jiiernational reputation. La to her credit the most astonishing | gon she filled nearly ffty en lst of record-breaking achieve- | o Tnv of them in ey e | Where she had sung before, Dusolina Giannini, fhe sensa tional dramatic sop appear here at the Last May she made her debut in |1, The Serenaders Ll e { thrust JESTER BALLROOM | <houtca and A e . for countle: Tonight recltal in 1 ook place a week | 1) Wednesday and Friday |72l ot ene with soats on the o Nights. | A Real Treat for New Britain People, | AT CAPITOT i “I.l(-l’”\ n The famous Violinist, Phunist, Soprano, Tenor. | trom the pen o Grent Concert at einebell Bislih s don ble Tl | LYCEUM THEATER | ) 3 = | the movies and is going gr SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 7 Under the direction of Composer 8. ROSANO of Yale University. Tickets for sale at C. L. Pierce & Co. |2 stag 246 Main §t. beginning March 1. A i s was given b CONCERT & BALL i o Ameriecan Fxhibltion of Ol Fachioned L DISH FOLIK DANCES Jldna Hansen, Soprano At 00 Yellows’ Hall where it ig bein Capitol today Miss Continuous Show TONIGHT & SA DOUBLE FEATURD Today and Saturday Continuous Winchell Smith’s “His Majesty LIGHTNIN || Bunker Bean’ With MATT MOORL —With— [ Jay Hunt, Madge Bellamy STAN KAVANAUGH NEXT WEEK Others Sun. Mon., Tues. & Wed “The Green rcher” CIHE COHENS AND KELLYS" CHARLESTON With Charlie Murray and George Sidney DANCE o “THE GOLDEN COCOON" COntGSt Tonight ‘ With Huntley Gorden and “ MON.—OLD FIDDLERS ! HclengsChag ek DOROTVHY DEVORL —Alo— || “The Other Woman'’s Story” |’ With ALICE CALHOUN ” TONIGHT, FRIL., SAT. PARSONS’ Eves. 50c to $2.00 Sat. Mat. 50c-$1.50 WHETHER YOU ARE “WET" or “DR " YOU WILL LIKE THE PUNCILIN “STILL WATERS,, . By Augustus Thomas— A Play Againsi Hypoesisy SEAT SALE TODAY—AI Next Week—Mats. Wed. Sat. NONO. | NANE“E WITH THE BIG FOUR: JULIA SANDERSON, DONALD Fi R ANK CRUMMIT, ONA MUN 3 ), Fam. Cir. $1.00] Mats.; Orch. $2.50, . §1.50, Fam. Cir. $1.00 CAPITOL THEATER, THIS SUNDAY 3:30 P. M. GIANNIN] GREAT NEW ITALIAN SOPRANO First and Only Appearance in Connecticut This Season Prices 75, 1.00, 1.50, 2.00 Tickets Now on Exchange at C. L. Pierce & Co. NEW BRITAIN MUSICAL CLUB tead [ who sir {lenntum arrived the day the Vo s act beeamie part of our na | tional statutes “Still Waters” was p first It caused a furors in of s and was saw thems Public | seeks to expose the gross side of Her second | ficia) Was alcol Dancing every Monday, iater when the house was com- those Iy believe that the mil- 1 for ishing time 1ast fal 1 lrmned by those es held up to v ven of the satir- at. Mr. Thoma ntly the public! 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