New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1926, Page 5

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STAGE AND SORFEN lCK\ truck" {s the "H\(vvu' irleston contost Folly o fwo shows Sun beginning at Cormick Candidate ln' Commen (' nux‘ml th than | eTy ntil i wn 27 (P--Mayor bany, Wil- his next produ melodrama, 1 . Chester D Vonde npanies pl the Provines n extend Aarel rmo Faris tl Selwyn JULIA SANDERSON “No No Nanette” and DONALD BRIAN | at Parsons, Hartford, all next week CAPITOL Hugh Wak Richard Talmadge —in— ‘The Prince of Pep’ Sunday Only 2 SHOWS Second at N:30 Orch 10e, Bal 30¢ Mon., Tues., Wed. 3—-BIG ATTRACTIONS -—3 Mon., Tues., Wed. OLD TIME, Vautevil Namba Bros. Novelty Artists Mack and Lee. “Milk and Melody™” FIDDLERS ONTEST h Evening to Play in Finals Thursday Night OLLOWING FIDDLERS WILL APPEAR Billy Miller Co. Offer & Comedy Skit “The Signpost™ Winner: THI Nick Hufford “A Loose Page from the Book of Fun” M. J. Murphy, Fred Stabert, Wm. 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