New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ']'l'!‘i.\'l)‘\\' MARCH 23, 1926, : 1 e |SORORITY GIRLS REPORT MEN WHO IRFTIGION ALSD IS [oh i 2h s o e e e v o BO ‘ COME TO THER DANCE Wi 50O %J,ES%'I_?%NE{\ Eg fl!fiKS T e o M o 2, e vt bers of the Central Junifor High|the New England Conservatory of |be prescnt to confer with teachers 100l Parents and Teachers' associ- Mu in Boston. She sings in Eng- |concerning the progress of their ation at their mecting Friday even- lish panish and German. hildren and the prospects for their As this is the last mecting of the | promotion. As a Rcsult Ten Adrian o U.lh o | College Men Are Sus- HOT 'CROSS BUNS Public Syindlers Appeal fo Dt - = | pended and Kappa Kap- — yout Chareh Folk | : BY SISTER MARY i \ pa Gamma Members ve've be HUaless otherwise (ndieated, theatrienl notices nna reviews in this column are 5 | . . in ! written by the press sgencles for the respective amusement company. Admit They Brought Iti:o smmnmmRsEasnmasanmn . Ahout, . 8 Lioke (AR hearts. We b ‘“TAHREE FACES EAST"—LYCEUM 'Mrs. Fisher, prospsctive mother-in- ) “Three Faces Bast" a great mys- law of A v Piper, the pompor tery drama of secret gervice durin M Lowell will be rem the World War 1s the big feature at her Ly local theaterpoers for the Lyceum. Jetta Goudal {s the charaeterization of Nelly Fall, tamous woman gleuth whose allianc Kelly's plag, “The Torch 1s dubjous until the very end, Clive Miss Lowell's present role ig ority of Adriun Brook and Henry B. Walthall also inuch mors conspicious college, t red that they have big parts. This is a gripping | Mrs. Flsher is revealed as n 244 rep ted the use of liquor b mystery ;lay, & battle of wits bee shrewd, coolly eynical little woman, P men students who were tween German and British spies |w. § 3 with the ro. Of I ity at a dance 1 during the war. daughter, | the ‘old fashioned g ‘The companion feature is “The |/ h Aubrey, 014 fashioned ideals. Ring of the Turf," a fast stepping k wha [he ten men were drama, in fsct, it is of the melo- railrand.® | th 1 aut wnm iinm m 28 (P—A ¢ eak{asts ar sttt ¢ Irian, Mich, March 23 () it make tl aiming any prudishness in their the 21 n Kappa Gamma ted to and have year or day ¢ ibers of Kappa REG.US T 0N APURE nsylvania drama type of the old Drury Lane N er, can Amy |after had | orger. and {to Dr. H. L. I CORM PRODUCTS REINNGy For the lastthree days of the “siznin 0 quote llege, that g Gen'L OTICLS MEW YOu week two more big attractions are 'one of Aubrey's pet phrases.) booked. One is "The Love Hour."” S ATS | a drama of a shopgirl and Ber mil- | lionaire hluhand The other is the F ]F I% r & | comedy “A 1onn»cnun Yankea in [ d King Arthur's Court.' v SNENREADVE, Virile, vigorous, human, and typi- © Have Own Tdeals cal of a phase of American life, is be called prudes by “Behina the Front” Paramounts WANHS Freshmen AgamQ t Theip!s e S eORTeint s e nesTs and great comedy of the A. E. F. in traditions to uphold at thi llege “rance, now at tha Capitol theater. s Tl st e St Witn Watace | Beers. Raymond Desire of Rioting aad s aid whit we bl Hatton and Mary Brian in the feat- i acted as spokesman for the ured roles, Direetor Edward Suther- RarerV el tha L land, fresh from his triumph, be- ol arted to 1 cause of having directed Raymond - ik Griftith in “’A Regular Fellow,” has T made “Behind the Front” a o > i e gursts o of sereen humor. - asiiality ‘The vaudeville bill hu five gooi ; Sl acts to offer featuring “Blackface” i e dheeg o Eddle Ross and his African harp e | Walt and Mary Austin offer “Circus e Lemonade;"” Hamilton and Hals pre~ N #ent “The Spirit of '76:" The Mar- fon Dancers show a series of clever fantastic dan e Heyns Plose the bill with a novelty offer- sugar and varm add ¢ names of the boys w0 1ot (Ouiel Proce s threaten firmly in hich paner ICH as butter for shortening | —Mazola makes a better grained, a lighter cake—no toil- some creaming in. 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