New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1926, Page 9

i -‘- . oy Uplesr otherwise Indieated, theptrica) o written by the press agencies for the respective amusement company. AT THE LYCEUM Warner Brothers' greatest screen classio, that eplc of the whalers of the late forties, continues to he ghn major movie attraction in the 8ty and at the Lyceum, where it s showlng all this week, crowded houses are the rule, 0 John Barrymore, peer of all act- ors, Dolores Costello and Geor O'Hara have the leading roles, but are supported by cast of unusual adaptability, The story of two-fold, IF teils hunt for the great s0 many years ha it shows the actual hagpooning of the sea monster and pictureg thr and dangers attendant upor these trips. The locale of fhe Bedford, Mass, the colorful iy iis scene some r tures of lovg under moon are seen BRONSOY In the “Golden playing ut the Bronson, the lovahl ble Peter Pan, establishes conclysively Ter right to stardom. mount made he Sea Beast” s of the white whale that eluded capture, story is New high seas and of Java and in hy wonderful pie- the tropical BETTY AT PALACE THE NEW PALACE Continuous Shows—1:30-10:50 TODAY—THURSDAY The Dainty Star of “Beter Pan” | Golden Princes” Co-feature TOM MOORE, EILEEN PERCY “UNDER THE ROU( A Thrilling Story of the Uaderworld INITE COUNTRY FHURSDAY NT PAY NITE A Big Show, and You'll Get i'aid, Too! Matinee . Lyening ..., This Coupon and presented” at box office admit a lady to any any matinee Not Good Sat, Children's Matinee will seat at Wolidays 10 AN EPIC OF THE WO ANNA 0 ROBERT FRAZER. 1 s i ..!|iu:|1 ATH whalers' | i NEW BRITAIN DAILY sHERALD, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL ....||\» &r otices and reviews in this colamb an mm:wu;mn:mxsmmnmw:m | Ino mistake in promofing her when they used her in this powerful melo- drama of Californfa In the golden days of '49, Ifor the realization that this is her first starring vehicle has prompted Belty 1o call forth every ounce of talent she posscsses with the result that she registers with a pe sounding bang. She is by turns wistful and tender, prankish and mischievou fightin’ mad and deliriously g! |one minute, a teasing, 1 romping tomboy, unbelievably love- ly in her rough mining owtfit, the next, a tearful, woeful, grief-strick- en glrl, erying as if her rt will break. It is Betty at su- preme hest—sweeter, more fas cinating than ever id revealing all subtiety and skill” of the ' trouper, ho Golden Brin- "0 [N o Cter of 5 ‘41 1S \)v"h one of tlv: “;T ' |Coust Guard”y is also on {his pro- RROLLE S ‘l"‘ of Americtn 5 L gram, Beginning Sunday night the tory. Tho California gold rush days | &0, COFTG i oLt dR: ing an augmented jazz orchestra ! with Raymond Trotta, formerly cor- netist with Barney Rapo's orchestra; peppy, photoplay rs,' with Alice Jo i { Hsiveeon o JOHN BARRYMORE in LYCEUM—NOW “Ggmnasts De Lu Comedy Four offering harmony !nd ome and Joe Darecy, Americ | Mackface songster in songs nl his own composition, the Goodwin 0 “Casey of flw companion feature program is “Under the Rouge Eileen Percy and Tom Moore, Tt is a story of the underworld, the |toreat of which is at all times ap- parent Tonight the with of will be Tield conntry store and many vded. A comedy and 'h news reel completa the progi nig shere will at which everyone enter henter will receive a poy envelope, .,vmv\‘.- PADEREWSKT "To thos those who name of someathing man toc mous audience glant among me| wvhere he gives hil is not alone his gre draws the multitnde, Of cour n 1 great nnmber of his listener: are those who go to hear the musi- cal fe which he offers, some go to do honor to the genius of Paderewski, and nilin, to a gr associctod with stir days IN love great ki re HARTFORD music, deed has come Probably no g the enor. this ties and the who lov AP THE Many stories dealt with CAPITOL 1d man the adventur 0 cross ind mourtains ol in the which in the ¢ concerts, at ost Sacramento a First to th or Thursday is the first for its central character woman ploneer, ns e ater "yum Boston; adopting homage “Those ity. Paderewski th into the wa conference hud 1 nd Paderewskh,” writes in latest Serib- . the Im to haye 1 lone > romane goli} who. i our until the finished ita labors, mfamiliar Colonel House ners magazine romposer, (ded peace on ’ entranee oman who ¢ to the country by chil moth the rigo with a d¢ proceeds 7‘) face of & ch mining lite ermined smile, Miss Nil the lovable catured with % Lionel Barrymore he Keith leville bill ures 00d ncls hea he 1loffmah Revu a song lance cyele with a elever east. aets Inelude Flah and Terrell ro the he poRtic of hi ist, son does herole work pioneer. (¢ Robert ¥razer n who L0ImaY to thefr repn the conferenee he and. may of one had they counted Most i will e ed by and Other toning in and Ke ned aw in influence conferenco furnaee, and eruel and reley these f ewski first! months of b8 had given away needs of his beloved . Poland Topular Matinee Wednesiday her people. His cstates wer Orch S1: Bale, £1.00, mortgaged and THE NEW VORI SUCCHS Gt ieimeay i ALOMA v for lost in and pri heeame a ived less flames, 15 tiery fow sury a variety offeriy Ny IPARSONS “Of w I should Then uneertainty 9 ALL WEEK ome Mats. \\:rl His the and « heavi- fortun for K1.50, come 1 resoures: done, the greatest speak n as well as his fore snggested ecture platform hat? is iving fonr or wn ator fiv It he and tongnes car OF THE SOUTH SEAS take He received a his when it ain go on a years hoe thers the flatd was 8 hsin N Yag 8 Mos. in Phila Direet from 10 Wegks in TBosfon Fres. e, to 52.50: Saf. Mat, 50c. fo §2 | i | | ; proposed that concart tour five had not practiced musicians sald that it would b possible for him to play agaia fow things impossible Paderewski subsequent shows “He not concert < he But for sue CRIRD VAU I)L\ ILLY Tonight Only! only turned to the played as n throngh come out y==Saturday MAN GOLD PIONEER! b for had b md had o Capitol 1 con- wer in Hart BOXERS FROM U Readh Buenos Aires Training for the 1 tests There, Buenc ma Altar April 25 () While arious parts of So NILSSON JONEL BARRYMORE VAUDEVILLE HOFF] Flaherty & Stoning Widdi Comtes AN Terrel & Kemp Goodwin Comedy Four N REVUE Joe Darcy hoard sion Jiot sun lown ider nit nuing Sunday Jazz Show™ my boxing instructor G le M— If You Like R John Barrymore Has Neve AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA W1 UNDER LEADERSHIP OF Children After School, at 4:13. Rio Janciro, hard at ' I e Y {Chauffeur Finds Riffia ,Generous in Their Tips On April 28 (P —There at | ast one Fre hr {that 1 CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY ACTOR ROLE non wh » Riflians e conference and Spanish Frenc voluntecred t Mohamm palm with r day 1 my othe {him back from jyoung Caid ‘?"vr looded Adventure You'll Enjoy “The Sea Be Seemed So Haman ¥ IH SPECIM, MUSIC BEN IRVING 10¢ SCORE B —— -8 R 13 R A TR AR A0 AN 3000 SO 0 "THE SEA BEAST," A Wamner Picture, ng ofter to do all o Tnt | rom | TONS ANSWE! got fact You can question of writing to the New Britain Burean, 1322 New York avenue, Washington, D, Q., enclosing two | cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be glven, nor can extended research be undertaken. All other questions | Will receive a personal reply. Un- signed requests cannot be wered. All letters are confidential—Editor, | Q@ What metal is used | tips of airplane propellers? 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