New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1926, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1926. D, |u|||| |I| _t H L ATERS & el ,« Unlers otherwise Indieated, theatrica) no tices and reviews in this column is the unusual gambling stake offer- ed by Conway Tearle in the starring role of “The Sporting Lover" which opened up yesterday at the New cenes in the “Sporting Lov- (¢ +* show the bombing of a mili hospital and an raid. Tearle, d a role as an s master fil 'he Greater Glory” dons unif once tore in “The Sporting Lover." |voung ¢ The vandeville bill for the last half of this week consists of V Peggy Bir with & dance novelty that IS Very |that is bad in an a ng. Clift ro. exclu- umbla record artist, is very d steps. The Straight” holds |jq of the andience through- |, o and Wynne put over | comedy that s b JAPANESE FLOOD DEAD e Wilde Sir Gilbert from the story who owns and |The manager of the property 1pt to win fon features the pic dition to a forest fire cene on the rive nund Burr ading man. very well received. Trlo perform sensat are very thrilling a The show as a who Causes Man S Death; Many Valuable Rice Fields New York, re of a ma Destroyed. lleved to have resul the death of Louis J. Rhead, artist and sports- | Tokyo, July P wuthorities of opposit Tokyo, estimate He died at Amityville, ¢ the islan ud and n ¢ flood th ng in the r on by hooking and 1 which the trout ponds on tate. Mr. Rhead w 5,000 (idlmcm Workers L In Montreal on Strike | won Montreal, July 30. P—TFive thou- | to the sand workers in the men’s clothing | Communica industry in Montre strict ar of 6,000 have obe 1 the New York, int i the union, who is here directing strike operations. The settlement committee of the Montre board of the wunion was in session today with the manu- facturers. READ HERALD CL ASSIFIED DS | FOR BEST RES s and other relief ; for the flood o the authorities 1 to have up lown the country, 1 ye day of tl mur The New PALACE Home of Select Vaudeville Today's Program— Latest Kinogram News Chap. 7, Bar-C Mystery Reclview Snapshots Vaudeville: 0 Vie and Peggy Binns “Transcontinental Dance Travesty” | aes ith two othe did not have ev to suppor cha {in jail. | Capone con an lin ci bond. He g ith |spiracy to violate the prohit % indictmen Cliff Nazarro and Co. “Exclusive Columbia Record star* pr Going Straight “A Lively Comedy Skit” law Mardo and Wynne federal by “Bring "Em Suit” Vilderness’ torney Wil a $5 B (35 an written by the press agencies for the respective amusement company. 28 IR IR RN CONWAY TEARLE AT PALACE | ANITA STEWART AT LYCEUM A stable of thoroughbred horses | Apjta il mlan er which concerns the love of a ° eer for a young woman | '€ valuable tract of la and also s who open the show |joves the girl, but he stoops to all h that | 15 s : ; LIST REACHES 300 < ’Vnn’ of St. Andrew, president of the Tussle to Capture Turtle | Tnousands or Homes submerged— ' a tural on miss- a and ster- t the lered yesterday to spent one night it in 1 vote frauds mary 000 con- vition 000 Komatsu Trio “Sensational Jap Novelty” Feature Photopla Shown at )0-7:00-9:30 CONWAY TEARLE in ‘The Sporting Lover’ TURDAY TURES NCRMAN KERRY THE LOVE THIE i —eee—————. y ALSO s Four Days | THE LODGE 3 STARTING SUNDAY | IN THE % AR WILDERNESS of Screen’s Biggest Scream WITH 3 HARRY LANGDON || STARTS SUNDAY & - | PARIS , o o o AT MIDNIGHT e';g TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMT s R y 2 4 3 3 You Are Invited to Attend the Inauguration of The President INAUGURAL DATE — MONDAY, AUGUST 2nd STUDEBAKER F om | erick C dean of Bexley Hall, | Gambier, Ohio, to the ch | temat 3 Divini! 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Dr. Grant became theolo dean of copal churc e took e from Lord Kenyon, and Hall from Lord Bexley, two chief Inglish benefactors. int in the two years of sttracted many ition Boys Played in Arms xt-book or recently published 20X TEAM MAKES 1LEADER IN INDUSTRY AND MOTHER OF 11 Frank Gilbreth Tells How to n s, July 30 (@ tep from automobilc mills, but Henry Ford has | C e to Hartford with and was the first Al ach team I Wil od yurchasers ain whethe sill be able to add the collection of New Eng- in r known ting Into Bexley I mbering over its great organization, admin 5 was exceptionally qualified by I p ality, scholarliness, calamit Ly \Is and plans of theological « ion, to do a great werk at His resignation is have been ° V megal‘ Yes—what does real vinegar taste like? If Heinz makes it, then it tastes like real vinegar—because it is real vinegar — it has the true vinegar flavor— something more than mere sourness. 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