New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1926, Page 15

3 : !' - lili [T ‘!'L“!Iiu.'t Unless otherwise indleated, theatrica) notices ana reviews in this colamp ar #Titten by the press agencles for the respective amusement company. i mnnmmm:wnm.um:xr “LAZYBONES” A picture crowded omedy, wholesome ‘«nough thrills to satis even the | most blase audience, ed on the | thoroughly American play by Owen | Davis, is “Lazybones,” which opened > | up at the New Palace this afternoon and will remain for the remainder of this week. “Lazybones | |town of Milo, Maine, and the plot | evolves around the life of Steve | Tuttle, known as the slowest man in | AT PALACE. with quaint romance and | , opened at yeeum this afternoon with a cast headed by May McAvoy, Louise Fa- zenda and Willard Louls. Tt is a story by E. Phillips Oppenheim and lls of the adventures of thr voung English people who tame and fortune in London. xeiting Incidents, it is a picture at holds one breathlces interest to the final fadeout. On the same program is “The Millionaire Pol man,” starring Eva Novak and Her- Rawlinson. s laid in the little | He adopts a mysterious baby | ing the village tongues td wag | | fast ana furiously, loses his sweet- | heart because he will not explain | re he found the child goes on just living until the World r comes along and he goes to| nce Then through no fault of his own |he captures a group of erman $ol- | diers and comes home a hero—to find that little Kit has established a new repufation for him that he must live up to the slogan, peed Tuttle,” |which appears ove newly launched garage and to discover that he with his little ward ve always frowned and he hides| discovers Kit's On this program is the usual s ial, “The Winking Idol” as well nts and selected comedic enda, one of the sta in “The Passionate Quest” is casily one of filmdom's best liked actres: s and in this picture has art to which she is especially well pted .~hv- Private Detectives Join In Hunt for Lost Jewels Newport, R. I.. Aug. 12 [} Private detectives joined with ints of the palatial Vanderbilt The Breake here today search for the third of three boxes, mysteriously stolen | reputéd $100,000 rred during Saturd: is in love But the lon Steve's love his feelings when he love for another ( (Buck) Jones big at the loveable. cnergetic “Lazybones.” the boxes were returned |lamy, Zasu Pitts, Jan Cornelius Vanderbilt, wife |big cast of film up | of Brig. {Gen.. Vanderbilt, vester- |the list of players | er's helper on the adjoining estate estate, irs in a is eal hov robbe dinner in which a Mrs. Hamiiton MeTwombly Chantler found - the boxes and their precious contents under a bush fust across the line from the Vanderbilt estate, The third box believed to contain the most valuable of the missing gems. | Head of Seamen's Union in England Says Strike Has Ruined Labor was Organizations. England, Aug. 12 Wilson, president | of the seame union, teld a meet- | ing of the gien here today that ne ly every trade union in Great Brit- | in is bankrupt as a result of the | |recent general strike. Hundreds of thousands of men, he added, had declared they would pay no more money to their unions. Jobs Not as Many in July and During June Hartford, Aug. 12 (# es in ustry and domestic which rded filling were not so numerous in July as in June, the five free pub lic employment bureaus of the state bureau of labor have reported. The figures for the month showed that of all applicants for employ- ment, totaling 4,282, places were cured for 65.8 per cent, as against 69.9 per cent the previous month Applications for help totaled 3,118 for the month and In 2,819 instances |the needed help was furnished. Middlesborough, (P —J. Havelock i THE NEW PALACE Home of &Iect \B\uk‘\(llr\ Today's Program— Continuous—1 LATEST KINO BAR-C MYSTERY—Ep. 9 HAIR CARTOONS | i “Shown at 2:15, 6:00, 8:30 VAUDEVILLE ET and MEYERS i ‘Dance Moments’ FRANK and FLO INNI “Two of the Four Hundreds” COLONTAL SEXTET “Gems of Light Opera” DAVIS and NELSON “We Don't Have to Do That" BRUN WEIS§ TRIO “A Sensational Novelt | TT! REGISTERED Aug. 12 (P—Germar with the 1 four of which 15 TR Geneva, {has registered nations 15 treatle laro with Russia. These include that fof April 24 of the present which caused a stir as po: 3y in conflict with the Locarno p There also was registered by Ger- many. the treaty of friendship with the United States signed at Wash- ington December §, 1923 Feature hPohoplay Shown at 4:00, 7:00, 9:30 Owen Davis’ Famous Stage Success LAZY BONES Buck Jones, Madge Bellamy year being | Nearly 100,000 electric used in the new Metropélitan theater in Boston. LYCEUM EXTRA CONTINUOU SHOWS DAILY NOW PLAYING—TWO WARNER BROS. PREBENT BIG FEATURES WILLARD LOUIS and LOUISE FAZENDA —also— “THE MILLIONATRE POLICEMAN" With Herbert Rawlinson Lake Compounce Ballroom George Dunn Singer and Entertainer Bill Tasillo Alfild‘ His Compounce _Orchestra | Allen, | as likely by and then | § {in the | with the |25 a result of having lights are | EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1926. Ul LN, " OF 0 SolTh S o Toust Natural Attractions Fall Campaign May Be Waged| This Section Make It a on Liquor is rivalled by the magni- industrial activities. Shoals r]o\clor'mvm‘ nngssee river ls the largest | of these, being located near § m, Who [feia ana Florence. Birmingham |long has been famous for its =m|| { mills | Montgomery retains many ‘ nders of the days of the Confed- eracy when it aspired to be the na- tion's capital. The ecapitol of (hr southern states and the hom Jefferson Davis, the only nvmhnm of the south, still stand. Y French occunation is remem- | ! 1 by Tort Touluse, built by the rench in 1714 and occupled by the ands of persons to this | Americans an even century later. exington is the e state also is dotted with Indian breeding district and m, owned by Colonel E. R. Bradley, is the show place with its beautiful properties and the wet and | elabor: equipment v issue to Pomerene was regarded | Blue Grass Region political leaders, inas- | a much Willis had anti-saloon league backing in the primar; Pomerene, after serving as an Ohlo senator, Ofl\n vpoint |tude The Jon the 1 of its iscle Mecca for Those Like to See Country. Chicago, Aug. 12 UP—Ohlo may | become the battieground of another wet and dry political fight this fall | | as & result of the primary victory of {formcr Senator Atlec Pomerene, democratic nominee for the United | 8 senate. ;“ ons to m Ky., the with make Aug. 12 (P—The | Old South has in-| industrial develop- the western tier of a year-round attraction states Pomerene, long regarded as a lib- travelers. eral, defeated his anti-saloon Ic endorsed opponent, ague Miss Florence E. Ohio supreme court justice, by a goodly margin in Tuesday’s pri- mary and now stands ready to cam- paign_against his republican op- ponent, Senator Frank B. Willis. That Willis will for Horse: tracts t state center of Idle Hour re the magnet which at. | e | | Romantic Louisiana | fourist then may drive west- | hrough Mississippi, where | 18! la War and then into New |! |Orleans. on the Mississippt delta. la city i1s a curiosi stronghold, | @ ere being in its buildings the un- xed lines denoting the Spanish | and French rule prior to its acqui- | sition in 1804 hy this country. | A living memento from a great | cpic is preserved In Baton Rouge ere stands an ancient oak tree he- fch the lovers of Longfel- reunited the Civil he caves in Fulton county arc premier attraction for others, while few motorists neglect |! was defeated in |1 drive through the Blue Grass Region, located among the hills and rges which malke It a D. Iess. framed in 8,000 squares miles in a thousanrs of | n 1920 by Senator S. T Votes were still Alabama and ocratic primarie Hugo L. Black Ma, ku klux klan date for the seat of United States tor Underwood, who retired in !».:;TIV ]’71!\]1\;“(”»Vhfilllll"‘fl nt, Jj“w To the south is the Parthenon at | Is rhead, by 15,000 votes. Bibb | Nashville, Tenn. This sole replica | Y ed a field of four in the race | of tne Greek of ancient| New York f « e e el 1807 for the YOUNE Leonard Kip Rhinelander to- Governor Tom Ter! Ark ay had 1,455 pages of argument to the state | o his appeal from tha decision was trailing John Martines L udge of Pulaski chancery court, for | e a last December at White | ¢ Plains that refused to annul his the gubernatorial in Arkansas by more 100 votes marriage to the daughter of a negro taxi driver. Tt being tabulated | \vonderspot Arkansas dem- | ;.00 Another 5,000 sqpare mile area in | western part of the state con- ponds, marshes and | Hmk‘_‘x where abound in profusion large families of wild life. ath w low's “Evangeline” of Birmingha endorsed ca s s | tai lake Appeal : Lengthy Document | ! Aug. 12 (A —Wealthy | ! | Rhinelander’s structure s erected in ation has for v 1 of Tennessec nt b It a number made of famous of jury t 1 y e nomi than 12 approximately two-thirds precincts in the state heard from. ation .lm'lnnn and Polk Tombs ear Nasiville also is located The litage, home of President Jac 1s been preserved i capitol grounds |{hat it would be filed today in the President Polk | Brooklyn appelate court. 'The ap- | R s two volymes, and 18 & attractio were necessary 5 .\"“":\‘4]" attractions Sl e £ {rial record, mostly one of which that figured of | that heen ed yesterday appeal had o his of was . printing ok printing His tomb earby on the Poison Booze Blinds | Quebec Man Who Drank It |ana e Levis, Quebec, Aug. 12 (P—Joseph | Tennessee's | Mectau, & laborer, has lost his sight ) and was in a critical condition today | drunk a beve age containing wood alcohol. 1, hope was held out for his recove here. The attorney general's de P ment and Quebec liquor commis- slon inspectors are investigating the | case., 1 | = o 3 completed at a cost state re of peal is in copies of ecach the app 1 into 1 al nsists the f court of the roug tricts. y two dis- is region - |in the ¢ t Cumber- tle [land Plateau and Lookout Mountain Chattanooga, while Reelfoot es in extent, attracts to the west, ix 1 e amous but letters, words long, | printabic was in | The the testimony. appeal will not be argued il after October 4, and the princi- fishermen nortl Alabama Industries Alabama’s charm from junt Ipals will not have to be present. a geenic (Tnc.) Hartford Flowered Georgette Tunic Dresses $5.95 Tunic dresses of gay flowered georgette crepe—straight, slim frocks, smartly flaring at the hem. Dark and light colors, so that you can choose a dress that will be Just as appropriate for informal evening wear in the fall as for the summer parties. Sizes 36 to 44. Blouse Shop— Second Floor. The Attractive Guest Room You have probably long been thinking about fresh- cning your guest room— and this sale offers an op- portunity to choose what vou need in sheets, blank- ets and bedspreads at un- usually moderate prices. Quality Sheets $1.39 Each good wearing cotton sheets in Plaid Blankets $1.25 Each Light weight, blankets of cotton. Extra heavy, 81x99. size washable T2x80. Rayon Bedspreads $2.25 Attractive 81x108 spreads with Rayon Stripe are very popular. All Wl Sl Blankets ... $16.00 .. $18.00 Wonderful values in soft, firmly woven blankets. All white, or with colored blue and pink borders. All Wool Plaid Blankets $12 Pair Full assortment of colors in size 70x80 blankets. Regularly priced at $15.00. PRIMARY Illinois Court Rules in Favor | gone { Iinois, sclected since its s has been left unchanged since | William scrapping of the ty conventfons, at which power was determined by votes cg tion | who instituted the which the men was held to be in violation of the constitutional provision for free and equal elections, and, because the section was essentia) to the statute, | the three judges unaminously | clared the law unll ana void. SYSTEM DROPPED MISS EDEDLE GETS ' OFFER OF §3,006 & 14 Miles in "F(l ;ak Plav Wrigley Wants Her to S\!illr n s o in California from a downtown office at § Joe Land, professional, com- pleted a 14 mile golf marathon | Which took him to the 18th green | the Winnipeg Golf club at 11:10 | gy, k yesterday morning. He cov- | . ered the coursp, which ran through |channel downtown the suburbs | ang and out in 184, al pro- the 282 de- MAY BE | in a. m., 0f Gonvemion cago, Aug. 12 (P—An offer of thousand dollars to Gertrude rle for an attempt to swim the between Catalina Island the Californfa mainland was' ie through the Chicago Tribune ay by William Wrigley, Jr., Chi- cago chewing gum msgnate. The channel {« about 23 miles wide at its most approachable points, a greater distance than 6ov- cred by Miss Ederle in swimming he English channel, and is consid- y less rough a body of water, The sum, Wrigley informed the ewspaper from Los Angeles, would ¢ to underwrite all expenses for the coast trip and training with the balance “a merited reward ‘to America’s greatest swimmer, whether she succeeds i the Cata- lina swim or not.’ “It is only fair that this triumph should wait for the wonderful New girl and be as trictly Ameri- triumph,” he declared. He said time of the attempt would be to Miss Ederle's choice, but sug- *hristmas holidays e Bed-Bugs? Instant Death for the Pesky Creatures Yes, instant death to b«bbun. or eas. The moment P.D.Q., the new chemical Ciscovery touches these insects they die. Can uc no d|rr.=:e to your ann l. nl furni Chicago, Aug., 12 (P—The by- days of ty conventions and party bosses may come back to at o'clc sivtee n year old ets to under which and local office direct pri- nominees s have been ctment in 1910, | o the discard in me court sustains ision of three judges in cir- 't at Dixon, TIl., yesterday. Holding thatequal representation n county conventions under the ex- | ute impossible, Judge J. Emerson, sitting with | ) \vo associatcs, declared the primary | g aw Invalid 1 umnnummmn and enjoined county officers of Lee from paying the salaries of ks and other April 13 nary or 1 thrown { Tiinois sup: str cuit cof |1rhml - atnlie o of Cincinnaty,| ish in the top| A soft drink bot- through the top bottle evidently dropped from an overhead n passing aero- xpenses incu rimary. The ruling will f spring primary ounty. The che ation that BUS SERVICE 12 P it of in Lec rty organi- S FREE York, nd Ohio ra only I'ree timo: k s 0 p. would f oad r- to midtown will be issued it Ne from s in New s deferre f an appe court by St Keller of Lee ain war over ommittees, with prob; ect on the November I night be precipitated by lecision advers to the ippeay is not likely to court until October h 10 statute provi riy organization hased 1 by 1 to the cout s £ will an motor ration today, coache: and when catches one of them his train” arrival into nounceme passenger will have trains will busses ‘via river put a its hle 22 lotin an carly but the heard by ¥ for the Hudson ait over law ferry SUNDAY York, En SCHOOLS FAIL nd, Auvg. 12 (P—The| B inday school ipping” | ze bec there is diminished interest| in church life geners re- port of a committen Meth- | odist ference. | R parental control and increase in und the shift- ing the report | ed Bible country. for a on coun- the vo committeeman the number of t for governor in his pre- at the preceding general elec Owing to re-appointment of a ixon city précinct, argued George . 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