New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1926, Page 5

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Medica, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor, can ex- tended researcih be undertaken, All other questions will receive sonal reply, not be answered, ‘onfidentia All -Lditor, [t What tiween is the @ discoverer and a {o Jur ington stam a per Unslgned requests can- letters difference W unde, u, are | BIG COMEDY HIT 0N PARSONS' STAGE “The Show OI" Starts Engage ment Next Monday Night An announcement of considerabic nportunce to theatergoers is that |Stewart & I'rench, as producers, jare sending to Parsons' theater Hartford, for five nights with Wed- nesday andSaturday matinees, start- March d, the » Kelly comedy, “The Shoy Off" with the original New York cast Ancluding Louis John Bartels and Helen Low#) This is the play that remained at the Playhouse, New York, for two entir sons and caused such m\- jorable comment from the metro- politan critics, It deals with life us lived Dy the average American fam- |ily and introduces a character that, though new to the stage, is to by found in every locality, a braggart A discovercr {5 one who brings |Who i8 forever scttling the questions to light something known, A founder fs one w tablishes or originates some tion of plan. Is the ica or Ircland? It is native to the ous districts of tropical America, from by Ha . and Virginia in Ire d from L slave trader lamd by Sir Franees Drake taken some tubers 1556 and brough tention of Quesn Elizabeth, & Bureau of Ithnology States National Mugeum s Captain John Smith's record them that the Virginia Indians had a ¢ potato which the What kind 'waddell”? used. A varlety of hydrometer, call- It is used to gravity of The seale the water, senting multiplying the ed after its inventor, measure the specific liguids heavier than water. beging with zcro specific gravity of distilled and cach marking repr 005, 8o that by nmber of degrees on & and adding 1, the specific gravity is obtained Who is the krown phrase “Millions for « but not one cent for tribute? A. This has been attrii Charles Pinckney, while 1 American Ambas Republi QY author 005 full name who wro m Lincolr He was in Are there uge to deiermine anee nf rold ore in the A. No instruments that will locate gold. 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It appears to have been brought to awking, o in 14 Sir Walter Raleigh is said to have to England to the at- The U. s show an instrument le 1 actnul d to | 10 was sador 10" the F'rench the nte N heing cposits not ubs on ol o o ce- Ranier steppe nd 15 in a Tot or a tus for liator ox 1 upon erican unced ent on odir it pay officer? of the cir- 1013 | around result of ex- umer, N Yy and last y Gr un- 1o in fg mall well Jefenso an |h t ristic hy dame that seem to stump his fellows. “The Student Prine The coming of the operetta, Student Prince,” “The which is now play- ing at the Shubert theater, ‘Boston, and which opens a return engage- ment at Parsous theater, Hartford for the week of April s Leing eagerly awaited by theatergoers of 'this city, This most remarkable production of the Messrs, Shubert is admittedly the biggest offering that has been booked in many a 5 1t is bascd upon the play en- titled “Alt Heidelberg,” which Rich- rd Mansfield presented with great 153 twenty years ago. he Student Prince” comes iIn- and includes such meritorious as DeWolf Hopper, Jam , Eva Davenport, Bdward Stur- John Adair, Betty Rand, F aron, Harry Shackleford, leton, Gus Alexander and of other principals, together with a student male chorus of 60 picked and trained voices that promises to bring the pdience to their feet, he score is by Sigmund Romberg o will be remembered for such vious successes “Blosson Time" and “Maytime.” The is Ly Dorothy Donnelly, The Jing was done by J. 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She r funity from \her for the feminin of Clay,” in which splendid suce liag grown remarks past year, i whicl featured in Road Yeste 1y Dollar Handieap, md “Without Merey The y of cived | De Mil to the matie storivs eve her work in a diffier heen free tional by ture 1l wi Blackface 13 Ross. tiie pe hlackface jon foday comediang of most v e Capitol. headliner billed Harp.” The Marjon Monday's bill. e on The Capitol pictur fay for four days, edy “Behind the | {Raymond Hatt |Beery, A pic is that it s as it ends—yet it “dream” pictures, ing of a is on coni e is 1 ne story 6o Hurst's priz. tor Tumblewss 1 Aneric Lloyd tirst Heaven's Sake n o\ hooked charleston contes! . this the on- plavin rdion play ns Mond coming soo Chaplin lian It Simon ar King omorrow nigl smashing story This undoubtedly Nes ¢ openi vst satire come ursday spicious Ex! of the we fans will that other of her know Louis in this drama of hea *“What Pric in production at coast s Glor: the ndin March pictures this sens ision of through nopulirity further fndication that she and m inine. ama native * first big oppor- such pictures Iy e nied on appearin makes his firs pee infmitabl EW DRITAIN DAILY e swummemmmn SRR from, E AS UCERS DISTRIBYTING CORP Wednesday hLRFFN § now ment will be madde selections of ac Next wee tors to take \G Flagg and Ser ated such a productions. ot the I hy fam- rolos mt Quirt furore in 1) sluge | Raoul Walsh will from e par O'hon of (‘ay vhich ere dire pictur ularity iR Yor wered in g S Willian 1 mnounces has purchased fhe “The Family 17 Broadway Ha is wrote the play write the scenario sion, the® he Sereen rights to which vics airs, current 1. 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Harold Gil- wrie, former state treasurer and Iirst National ovell last Morris, ligating Iza Against Advertiser Using Her Picture, ington and cot New York, March 20 (&) Garden believes that a ma Ing a five cent cigar with ture of a beantiful womun bhand gets just much out it as man he on the as the pleasure ormer cashivr ¢ moking & of dollar ¢l “Howoever ed for Lurope PIORYCSS aply today for her woull baths the Riviera to report, 1 am concerned, t1 dol mell veek Inforn s G sald as s inves the ot mude and e be In a position Mr, Morrig said the accountant on mittee, was Leing s00n o today that when ong 10 hoth Garden w ght imilar wer resp Miss suit muke the instruc full inve Droj sivin 10 proees Jeritza gainst {he by politun toll not o report 1 PO company n reading coording to “half told orc com- Mr. Morris, hat if ad nterim inst i to come back 10 the ho saw of climinating any was Glenn Garden ex- June nd to a off Mis sing in Paris in rictions to to keep n,. turn next October Dorothy mi with a request for instruction: developed, bt been recotved b this line from assumed no ad re found nec- on points as ) nothing has 10y as Gish was another pas winee committee aloy it is y do 1he senger sum eamer the litional tnstr LSSATY, Former Ciove comb, in the rnor town, mi the somw work in or roturh nn- o « rnor Marcus H, Hol. comp been on a vacation 9 1 0, Fast Indies, with former Gov- and Mrs, Irank Weeks of Middle. among the is chairman of the state com- 1l titania, ee, and Morgan Gi. Brainard is | - third mer 1etions we with a It n in 11 pictures Lord and Lady Whitelaw other § irac ny to star who las CAPITOL t home hop on 'lndl in Denmark Found Guilty March 20 1di AT THE How the folks newspapers du the thrillin lays of the great war lon 1 to get a look at No Man's Land—to what the war really was like! who read | Copenhagen, Denmark ® — Tev, Dr dist Episcopal navia, was found guilty by a jury yesterday fraudulent conver- Woil, No Man's Land is now avall- |sion of 18 croner ($47,684) of able to all movie goers. Tn “Behind | charity fo the Front” Edw sutherland, | he Paramount director, shows exactly what it 1s like. It Is far from a comfor at least Wallace Beery and mond 1§ who play featur roles in the Front," found it that The will be he ckface die Ross, harp, pro cxonerated on the prosecu making pub- charity based on less sl falsificd hishop cond tor's charge, t appeals for clans “more or mless \tton 5 ‘Behina way Keith-Albee vauds led by Amerie comedian, who ie exeellont ec other feature is th= offering iiton and Hayes, in ® This popular tr favorites | n Keith vaundeville for seasons and are in whe Othe include T1 novelty Walt and tin in a song and dance skit, and |1t Marjon T in “Fantistic | vision that Noveltios," ere will be fonr new airveraf showings of “Behi without Front” at 2:15, 4:20 which will he the s for school ents; 7:2 aceounts. fradulentl his 410) mon imprisonment own s hin { o Plane Contracts Without (ompehlnc Bidding 1 Y honse ided the .-l" o next five may ' of headlining the past lemand in five every- o ¥ nwu ) ATy has de corpors fs draf * Heyns in Mary Aus- hcers contracts bidding e endorsed and repre Com under competitive tion ommendations of hoard nir servi his @ is in chil- | rec ind 9:45 will | both 1l show : and was ofl pring non-conipe ts woull be r ed committs hooks fals iy cond show at with the chang hill of vaude wiil tered and the photoplay will of or the Liberty Magazine's $50,000 On Iy T The their gov o's proposal to now open for inspection by rnment. LYCEUM SUN—MON.—TUES.—WED, Double-Feature Program SHOWS SUNDAY Second Show at 8§:30 CONTINUOU> SHOW DAILY 9 ot 2 PRODLCERS DISTRIBLTING CORPORATION YWith she kill the man JETTA GOUDAL loves to save her ROBERT AMES 'I'rvnu(‘xulllle]u<'\ HENMBWALTHAH and CLIVE BROOK picture of the serviee i time Higpt by CCardnerSullvan astating war, and Monte Katterjohn From the play by Anthony Paul Kellv Must she myster) secret dov of A RUPERT JULIAN Production = ALSO— THE KING OF THE TURF —WITH— KENNETH HARLAN, PATSY RUTH MILLER Tho Roanng Romflnco of the Racetrack Children | After School 100 é’wflnumfenfommflaia/ | SUNDAY NIGHT—=MON —=TUES ~WED, Prepare for the l?«ggest Laugh of Your Life! SEW ALL BUTTONS ON TIGHT And of All Things, Hold on to Your Seat! You'll Laugh Like You Never Laughed Before! I'HE SUNNY SIDE OF THE WAR! story a rough- neck and a sap who fought the whole Ger- man army for a girl! IS A WOW! The ol VAUDEVILLE AND—MORE LAUGHS America’s Greatest Blackface Comedian . “BLACKFACE” EDDIE ROSS And His African Hmp THE HEYNS alt—AUS STIN—Mary | HAMILTON & HAYES “The Spirit of 76 \1 ARJON DANCERS Fantastic Novelties Children After School——1:20 15¢ SHOWS SUNDAY Second Beginning “Behind the Front’ Will Show at 2:19, 4:2 5 Nites Beg. Tues. Mats, Wed. and Sat. Exes, 30¢ to $2.50, Wad, Nat Mat. Mat, Plus 50 to $1.50. ' to $2.00. 150 Tax. STEWART and FRENCH Offer C7/e COMEDY NEW YORK HAS LAUGHED AND VEPT OVER FOR /A L /vam &mm’w‘ JSlguoad & The Orizinal New York Cast including LOUVIS JOUN BARTELS and HELEN LOWELL (IAS AND BAT. RETURN The Messes “THE STUDENT PRINCE” Same Company headed by 1, JANES LIDDY, EVA DAVENPORT and LAURA ARNOLD records at this theater a few months ago. all last summer at Adantie Cit <olid months in Ph shubert Theater, Boston, W < VISHE The DeWOLE §H0vL That bhrok Thar played That Remained for That crowded the N lelphia for 20 weeks, A MAIL ORDER IN TIME AVOIDS STANDING IN LINE ore be- those ed, Prices, Includin S288, 82 Bale. 81 Bale, $2 rs.: Onch, 82 waed, Mat sat, Mat 5 Orch Orch, Hak $2.30 S288; : Pam, Circle $1.15. : Pam, Circle 8%e, Fam. Circle $1.15. Envelope. 30, With Mail Orders enclose Addressed, Stamped