New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WED VESDAY, 'AUGUST 18, 1926. |l!l| and an excellent supporting cast and - New York — Fifty rs ago lh | ( | Adolph S. Ochs was setting type at |.| ' | Knoxville, Tenn. Now he owns the g 'J\' “ ““ New York Times, which has an an- | =~ nual gross income of $25,000,000. g | As a memento of this 30th anni- # | versary as publisher his composing ) ¢ I Onless otherwise indieated, theatrieal notices ana reviews in this colomn ars [ room Just presented him with §; written by the press agencles for the respective amusement company. {an engraved silver printer’ stick. | 2 L S e S ST S e 0330 Chitago — It somebody offered { ¢ WILD OATS LANE—LYCEUM | “HAVOC” AT PALAC | Miss Wills 100 grand to turn pro, s “Wild Oats Lane,” the Marshal | Bebe Daniels in “Miss Brewster's |85 Mr. Pyle did to Suzanne, d \ Neilan production now showing at | lions” will be shown for the last | 40 Some serious thinking. But fair | he Lyceum and starring Robert | tim the New Palace. | H¥len, homeward bound, isn't i and Viola Da is one of s Brewste Millions is one of | thinking pf emulating the marvel- ) ¢ linger in | the funniest vehicles with which |lous mademoiselle, yet at least. f - story of a | Miss Daniesl has yet been provided | Sbe has had no offers. i did side of a | on the screen. 3 = A s two young > is a complete change of | Schenectady, N. Y.—It is profit- | . boy and a girl, who go to | program at the New Palace tomor- | 2ble for any employe of General ) of de ion in the |row for the last half of gge week. | Elcctric to make a good sugg. ' struggle for regenera- | The feature photoplay is “Havoc” | tion. This year the company has tion and how it is accomplished ng George O'Brien. paid § 2 for 2,172 ideas in Bl o makes the remainder of the story, n a woman chooses to be a | amounts ranging up to $300, - which is a griping on r of the lives of men, she can — On tre same bill is “The Call of make a world war seem trivial, W York — Smiles worth \ tne Klondike,” a, tale of love in the 'Look at Helen of Troy; look at Cleo. 2 Hannan Gruber, \ ’ rozen north. The picture is like a ' patra, think of the countless thrones | Whose charm as a child of 12 \ L] from a Robert Service story of | that have been won and lost through | tracted Dr. Howard Louruain, ¢ Arctic regions. | the machinations of clever and un- | a acy under his will. He Amazing Adventures of Mazie | principaled courtesans of royalty. It | moved to Chicago when she wa news events round out the bill. |is on such premise that the plot of | in her 'teer > L. rting tomorrow afternoon one | “Havoc” is founded—that sensa- — * ¥ of the big features is to be the Jack ! tional play that his stirred two con- New York - oria Swanson re- 4 London story “Morganson's tinent; gards her marquis as genius. one of the most stirring dran The is thrilling and enter- | He's back from abroad wi fan # er came from the pen of that|taining with a cast that sounds like | that he is going to umnm.vc"m « o write a directory of the cinematic stars of | for cooling hot air and he expects —_— | the country. to make a fortune. Gloria heard YOLF OF WAIL STREET The vaudeville bill for the last all about it when she spend fhe n L half of this week consists of five se- | night aboard the Olympic beea I OL HAUNTS lect acts. The Denno Sisters and | the maruqis could not land when 3 BACK Thiebault present their military | the boat a d. . | dances. Devine and Gould in “Post- y Haste.” Yachting Frolics in a nauti- | paul, Smith's N 2 & This Becomes Known When Lamar ., song and dance revuette. Coscia | cherry pie from Travers ( and Ve eir latest com 18 come for presidential | L is Served With Subpoena in And Werdliqgthelr Intest con Mich., has come for presidenti fering and consumption. It is 30 inches in di- Stock Deal. surprise n ameter and four inches deep and . : s 5 _ contains 5.000 cherries. Hurrying o d % New York, Aug. } 18 (A— th'i IMNEDIATE REMOVAL OP motorists o brought were { Wolf of Wall Street,” is back in his | stopped by lmulmn pon e — not | old ting grounds. . 1 GURB GAS PUMPS VOTED Because of the pic ingredients, " The presence here of David La- but because they were speeding. i mar, called the “Wolf” beca el his ctacular financial Holyoke, Mass. — mush- revealed yesterday when Orowe Tells Chafrman of Public | oom found in Indfan Hollow 1t | served with a subpoena to appear in 3 1-2 feet rou 1 weighs six | § Tombs court today and tell what Works Board Reins Arc in "*m-fm;;~ = “::"::“‘: '::”‘\""&v:-*l-"s knows abol Sed TiBRIN His Hands, the owner says another found near ¢ tlons of the stock Consolidated Lol ; it made a fine meal. | ributorse, Inc ; The board of public works, meet- e stock has fluctuated violently | {n- 1ot nieht took action that will % tock has f 3 e L | ing last night, took action that wil Bolasy e T inivicre I Erancs o AUrina anony meckn o 2oty reniICH i iHe romoval i of Gl Delegates to an international pa an investigation was Degun DY | pumps from curbs. City Al conerols ame 6 b e Exchange. La- | o0 2 Lo fist c s se »e revers- _[Joseph D. Williams, in di ing the usual order of things ted, however. Ul- | ho matter of pumps which sti . o £ i ansactions were traced to o0 190 ST salaibaE T Women have ankle length gowns 5 > Ayres and Wright. St bl e and men are showing their knees. L\ sttt ebaitomeyi oy (A SASaT KheS ToR They wear shorts and nothing at ! B °Ylaction against owners of all below thed ! nd When | o ining in that position, although |21 T them i. B a subpoena On | yyo cage was turned over to him | & 3 3 B R. W. Wright, member of thei on o sime oo ™ Gite Bhagineer Wil Paul Smitl -Mrs. Cool- € ge firm, they found the|y . oo ioied that the Alex cage has neck piece of i wolf" having lunch with him SHiahiisits Betastedioiiiin st rondack red fox ] en 1 of L which involves the refusal of S * ince 1 ay a the commissioner of motor vehicles | Toronto — Beauties seeking Miss i n for trying to cz war-Ume | 4, 'oro it @ license to sell, might have | America's ¢ going to have ji es in munitions factorles. He| o By o o0 T B ation, a n Canadian petition at At- ¥ ited a bond of $25,000 and flew |'\} oo pe could not hat bear- | lantic City handsome ¥, . » Mexico in an airplane to avoid a any action of the motor comr- | Toronto that a crowd pushed r " lson term, but later returned and | pjccioner might have on the city | through a plate glass window to g I endered ordinan a look _— Commissioner Thomas W. Cro — Gertrude Ederle Bids pni)ylr-«}hnu' that the motion o re- New Ym':\' - n»;;;rq.: that he s N - 2 S ;| move the curb pumps was left in|to marry Frieda Hempel, singer, Farewell to (-elmfil\) the hands of the chairman of the |amuse August Heckscher, elderly Bissingen, Germany, Aug. 18 M — | board of public’ works some time philanthropist. Anticipating he . Gertrude. Ederle, brilliant {""":’{ ago. "“You have the reins in your | would be asked ‘“amusing ques- ] ) American swimmer v\l‘\o rw"": v hands to use,” he added. tions"” on his return from abroad ( onquered the Jinglish (‘11:1!‘.!1flrl e Engineer Williams also re- | he had ready a statement which vid “auf wiedersehem” to her gran t he and the superin- | concluded: “Kindly permit me to mother apd relatives whom she has of sewers had inspected the | stand on the person i I been visiting in this little town. o str region, where heavy 'main of si A Miss Ederle’s vl‘~yrll't'XV“ last night | 15 have caused much da where a lady's an i ,: rw’n”:,vm through inadequate catch basins private friendship could )mv be of er arri and storm water sewers. He recom- | 4nv interest to the ! to ler grandmother exclalm-| . 4.4 43 "y ceallation of catch Sk el W.<]m e to veturn |Dasins at Burritt court, Broad and S peatedly and promising e ? 3 o s A Cleveland streets, two on Horac ot e it from il ext year at cherry blossom time, As | CIoveland streets, two _on HOCt | 1,opqqy Tak rom \:;}r» hey ‘antomobile left ihe “Houseimile, "ot v oo treet and s b e ',‘,m, e d waved farewell Burritt court. The board voted to e ity automobile ~stopped long | SIS coutt, The board voted 1 |ajq sho waded it. She is six feet, enough at Kirhstein, where most of 'h'\"“ WY’” w"!m‘ Sk €. Will regards himself as Miss Ederle’s relatives live. to BETs 7 board voted to recommend L, m"", CETos L] mit a fond leave En route e yoled a0 esomneng John Bull let Will speak to Stuttgart, a tire blew out result i 5 ol radio, but bars G. B. §. o8 il arty Sewer, the completion of sidewalks s 1ng i fha lake wieival of Uie BRI | o o or Tanior fo Tiro S ] at that city. Delegations of athletic © i \h‘"}m‘ e o the v York — Desiree Tabor, il large crowd, however. i i sl “The Great Temptations, i le and gave her tabling of Ny proposal to lay uUl-\ bed AN SR 7 : an enthusiastic AireelEn T O e Yt S is to marry Colonel lent left for Paris for sldewalks on Ellls street unty | Ed5ecombe, of the British army. I City Engincer Williams produces | s ; % ) ot ieneso, N. Y. — The dads of al maps showing the street lines. L a o the twins in town are horse doc- . T NEW The board voted to recommend i o THE NEW to the common council that the |{OT. One has two pairs of boys grade of Pleasant and Goodwin (1 other a pair of streets be changed after a petition i g oy of the school department was heard, | New York — No need fo be 'f il AR although a number of residents Afraid of a fellow with a protrud- g e voiced their disapproval of the con- | iNg jaw. It does not mean courage, | " Home of Sclect Vaudesil templated change. The board also |but simply that the possessor was | moved to refer the matter of benefits Prevented from sucking his thumbs | Last times today— and damages to the board of com- | while a baby., This revelation A | pensation and assessment made by a dentist at the ortho- Bebe Danlels It was voted to have an Inspec- | dontic congress. " tion of streets next Monday, leaving —— —in— the city hall at 12 o'clock noon, | New York — It's 7 to 3 that ( GRAC B J 1 time. Rene Fonck will fly from New MlSS l‘ewster S T or———msmme—e—— Vork {0 Parik. The odds: are de. e 1) | caIIOuses duced from insurance against Millions S i Quick, safe, sure relief from EUp v and P'ln(ulfallousesunlhn{:eh Hartford Red Chapman out- Atall drug and shae stores pointed Eddle Lord in 12 round ACTS SELECT » poir 3 ’ 2 ¢ $ e star bout. VAUDEVILLE Dz Scholl’s Z d Put one on—the ) mo-pa § painis gone l THURS, FRI, SAT. | | o A mighty drama of war-dazed women I Y | “HAVOC” | | /! | Tonite Only p - | MARSHALL NEILAN'S cture potent with drama i . A Pl y e PRODUOTION and the spectacular—Thrilling ixxli 0 N and Entertaining—with Wlld Oats Lane GEORGE O'BRIEN | With Viola Dana MADGE BELLAMY | e D “The Call of the Klondike” With Gaston Gla | Thurs,, Tri, Sat. ANOTHER GOOD BIL “RE-CREATION OF BRIANT KENT” By Harold Bell Wright —also— “MORGANSON FINISH” By Jack London N 5! ACTS SE -\LDI‘\ILLh !5\ A show you will like | “The Ten Commandments” “Ben Hur,” and Now “ The Wanderer” || The Original Heart | I Story of All Times | Children 10c IIIIIII ST IIsIIIIIIIIIIIIILL: PAYS WELL FOR Relieve Irritations By Using Cuticura Bathe the affected parts freely with Cuticura Soap and Eot water, dry without rubbing, then apply Cuticura Ointment. Fr eczemas, rashes, itchings, irritations, etc., they are wonderful. Use Cuticura Soap daily to keep your skin clear. Eowp (\w\.mmt m lrd Bfl T- leum 25c. Sold everyw Addros “Cutlenra h!crltc<e| Dppl MT Malden Mam™ B~ Cuticura Shaving Stick 23¢. FLASHES OF LIFE: GENERAL ELECTRIC He did not go into details of the 1,710 ¢ listed merely giving the number of crimes that he could remember in each city. Numerous tra corded and | Mont., one n holdups wero re- item said “Harve, and a year in Deer GOOD SUGGESTIONS | ’ | Bridgeport—Jablonowski, p,“,““ Mont.” LISTS WURDER IN e eee e 19 1100 CRINES b, 10 run game. ‘Gonscience Stricken Man Is| £t of a pie and its con quences ROOT BEER EXTRACT SPARKLING REFRESHING DELICIOUS AT ALL GROCERS The Willlams & Carleton Ca fo 25¢ Bridgeport—Injunction restrain- # i | were responsible for his outlaw car- |ing New Haven ratiroaa trom| ANXIOUS {0 G0 f0 Jail |eer. - building dam across Mianus river | When a youth, he stole the pie dissolved by Judge Banks. | because he was hur Told that | polis, Minn,, Aug. 18 (#— |he would get on m if he Hazardville — Trampled by farm to t it over with” and aded guilty Johnson followed the horses, Myron Bush, 52, died in| s remaining days ‘“peace- , but was sentenced to a year | hospital. was the only wish Deet Lodge penitentiary. | Tom Johnson, 39 year old was punished severely for | New Haven — George Day won who recalls some 1,700 ons of the rules and that he | referee’s decision over Joey Cel- | s, burglaries and a number [never forgot. mar. of murders, He ven with | — | Johnson, who yesterday listed the |Society,” in | Greenwich — Unidentified s of life as near as|that jail areer fol- | believed to have been struck by > was able to remember, |lOWe auto Friday night died in hospital plead guilty to some - 3 5 [California Redwoods New Havey — William Frey, 59, desire will be granted | = | West Haven, fatally injured by au- d by county authorities. | Menaced I)_\' Plames‘ tomobile, terd n Francisco, Aug. 18 (P—The T murde glant red Is of the Sequoia na- New Haven — John Phelan of prison tional forest which have re this city fatally injured and Fran- | His arraignment for centuries in their moun cis O'Leary, Decp River, seriously |The penalty for first ¢ fastness, were threatened today hurt when auto collided with trol- [in Minnesota is life fire. ley. i In u appeal to San aquin desiring to fit themselves for a successful career in busi- ness or public accounting should write for our catalog. 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