New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1926. Lycenm - Peatures - Shildirant| 372 o v ] Picture-Harlan in “The Sap” A tear, a smile,asob, a chuckle! | 2P A page from the life book of a|, simple family, of human em stirring story of “I which opens tomorrow night at t Lyceum in conjunction with Sap.” a comedy Kenneth Harlan a ter. In “His People” Rudolph powerful portrayal character and his imit of the world is pricele al that is o o America demon- | small res g for drama comedy t about him too them too easily. bit of Ire- does not use a double in | la ra O'Hara scenes depicti ncer and exhibits the grace and v that would geem to come only | t¢ s of practice on the h bars, e program will remain for three commencing There E g at STELLA DALLAS AT THE CAPITOL ecl Preferred,” with Hobart PBosworth, | Turpin and | fomarthe Conto mestr or s o222 Will Present “Basy Gome, Basy + concerns the lives | Amers of Rabbl Cominsky, his wife, Rosie, | nd their sons, Sammy and Morris The “good" boy is studi leans toward law; the ned and later a p to Climax follow f 1 by 1 denies his son, dis owardice. When 1 & ed from war with medals y th n LON CHANEY S a “Corker” Stella Da o s flm _— oduction w Go,” at Palace, Hartlord AT THE PALAGE One of the Best Is Featured for |- New Britain Patrons Phantom of work in “The ey's m -up of nspection of [San ray ‘ up on as a | o other char- | il | om Selma ror of Portug supported - by Norma. | will be remembered for | trayal in The supporting cast Haines, Claire Keith, feature on this remain for in Bright long time eared in a red him such an op ortunity as does tha Tom Cor- As the lumbe awkward | at the \ CIRCLE DANCE PAVILION (Berlin Turnpike) TONIGHT & SATURDAY Music by BILL APPLEMAN and his NEW CIRCLE ORCH. Dancing 9 to 1 D. S. Time Admission 33¢ ——— TR {a mode WROUGH PARSONS THEATER ANl Next Week-Matinee Wed- nesday and Saturday rade" to se play by ton, h New Y is an ¢ significance. The H be scen at Parsons’ tk r next week opening Monday night | s ho “Treat 'Em it must cale in an Italian Capitol Park Wethersfield Avenue—Hartford FREE! FREE! FREE! Sat. Night—Free Open Air Dancing SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT FREE OPEN AIR BAND CONCERT No Admission to Park Monday Night—Amateur Bonts has its 70 OPEN SEASON CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY [LYCEUM Sun., Mon., Tues, & Wed Two Extra Good Pictures 2—SHOWS SUNDAY—2 SECOND SHOW AT 8:30 with Rudolph Schildkraut and Brilliant All-Star Cast Henmeth HarlanMary MeAllister | Dave Butler-Heinie Conklin § WARNER BROS € PRODUCTION Children After School, at 1:15, 10c '\ | Confinuous Per SUNDAY NIGHT MON.—TUES.—WED. A Mother and Her Daughter! \\\\\\\ \ very remarRable, unusual's X It appeals to all classes, \ \\\ \\ "Our hearts ate wrung to see this X\\\ N\ \\\N@\ m(zé‘ gr$}1ccur ‘;Y lg:reg r‘gat Bete Ronald (olman—DBelle Bennett Alice Joyce—Lois Moran—Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. — CONTINUOUS SHOWS. 4 2 1:20—7:00—9:15 4 Two Shows Sunday Night—Second Show at 8:30 Anginented Orchestra—Efects Children at 1:20—15¢. Regular Prices. The Real Girl of 1926—“S AN D Y” 4 il Thurs.- Two Shows SUNDAY Second Show At 8:30 Continuous = i Shows 5 DAILY i 1:30—10:30 SUN. — MON. — TUES A Film With a Thrilling Human Message! The Master of the Screen's Character Actors LON CHANEY NORMA SHEARER tremendous picturiz and pathos of li LIES 1 ten conts pre fiice admits a tion of fe. seat at any matinee or Holidays i‘on&panion Feature —————PAULINE STARK stra $1.73 Bicony $1.73, $1.15 Fam. Circle 75c Gallery 50c Tonight «nd Sunday Night 8:20 “THE BIG PARADE” THE SUPREME MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME Owing to Terrific Demand for Seats HELD OVER FOR ONE MORE PERFORMANCE A The Big Parade Owing {o previous hookings this engagement closes posi- tively Sunday nizht. This remarkable picturization will appear all of 1 week at the Shubert Theater, New Ha- ven, under the auspices of Yale University Dramatic Ass’n ALL NEXT WEEK MAT. WED. & SAT PARSONS jiiriiorg Will Give Y | “TREAT ’EM ROUGH” I ALLAN DINEHART GENEVIEVE TOBIN Oc to $2.50; Mats. 50c to $1.00