New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, IS NENEST AN 2 e Negro Rctor at Parsons’ Theater orr o e BN |l e i ;‘.m‘,-‘,,;,[ o' : y | a ning Sund ght Lois Moran in “Black Boy” will be offered in th nsation ‘“Padlocked” (By Her CAST OF TUESDAY, SERTEMBER 21, 1926. MELLON OPPOSES TAX SLASH NOW this continues, further tax reduc-|and stepped the jolly measures of tion might be undertaken la the Lady of the Lake, while the but he warned that any business |crowd turned from all the greatly depression now would require an | magnified features of a county falr, ine e in rates if the levies were | which makes the Eastern States Ex- ed beyond the presen | position, to applaud them. The fact that tax returns for| There was no opportunity for rter are comparable with | Governor Alvan T. Fuller of Massa~ a year ago somewhat sur- | C ts, Governor Ralph O. Brews prised ofcials in view of the fact | ster of Malne and Governor John H. it the full effect of repeal of the | Trumbull of Connecticut to sneak Treasury Head Wanfs Present ; | Soladule Giten Tea's rel | uparn b i ' | o rkind s e i received e almost y in this quarter,| Every one in the exposition ly had been |grounds knew that Henry Ford's old fashloned orchestra was tuning | its dulcimer and cymbale, its fiddle | and its viol, but not until the ladies courtesied to the governors did these three readize that they were to lead scorn by lern cl , x: ncing star nd v 5 * girl in her first photoplay outh Sea As a > still attending the pening last Satur- 4\" P T var | ~= = % A being well cities. tonished with the given the theater this past summer trons a ibly surprised at the nd to. thoss whe | Four Youths Respond d 1t 8 visit we vl As Adventure Beckons B R (P—Elec town of v on the Unless otherwise Indleated, theatrieal notices and reviews In this eolumn arc writtep by the preas agencies for the respective amusement company. 1 Reviowe CHARACT n tax usu have not yet pa v that it is as N sed corporation GENE TUNNLEY AT LYCEUM Gene Tunney, heavywelght chal- lenger who steps into the ring with Dempeey Thursday night, | country ar and r. Mellon her tax reduc- soon ew Ha tors playing at the New Palace has gone in New Bri w Brit e over very big i e re voting toda When Massachusetts Bay ‘was tion of a series of exciting i Lyceury. Tunney’s | his strength 1 his ability a fighter all full play in this breath-tal ing serial. Those who saw the ture yesterday Have a far opinion of allenger’s physi- cal ability n they had before ing h ion. “Two Can Play Bow, the vivacio queen of tha Tin in “A Hero of the are the two regular f and each is a Playing “Two Can Play” are Donald end Allan Fe featuring Clara flapper movies, Tin- oppe ploturs 1s Don the part of a CHInoI SCORES HIT Just as it h ous hit thro Help Wanted—All Law Abid- ing Citizens are Requested to Organize on SUNDAY "BAD MEN Are Coming to Town GILDA GRAY Internationally Famed Dancer and “Follies” Girl “AL?)MA of the South Seas” at the CAPITOL Thurs.—Fri.—S Companion Feature LLOYD HUGHES in “Pals First” CAPITOL New England’s Preftiest Photoplay Theater Today and Wed. Thomas Meighan IN “TIN GOODS” l A Musical Treat Villiam S. Jeffs and the Capitol Orchestra Matinees Evenings Orch. 25¢ Orch. 40c¢ Bal. 15¢ Bal. 25¢ Children 10¢ Children 10¢ A(‘hildren After Schoo] 10c Con. Shows 1:! S T PARSONS’ HARTFORD TONIC Pop. \\rdumhu HORACE LIVERIGAT Presents Paul Robeson “Black Boy” A New Comedy Drama Dy Jim Tolly and Frank D Fve. 50c.-§2.50 Mat. 30c.-81.50 Thurs.. Fri. and sat. Sept. 23, 24, 25 Wm. Hodge Amerlea’s Inimitable Star in his Great Laughing Success The Judge’s Wife The comedy Triumph _of Boston, Pliladelphia, Chicago! Plays here to _Opening in New York city STATS NOW SELLING POPL l AR PRICE MAT. SAT.— ST SEATS §1.0 .t B0 to $2.3 prin e R e already i & erw e 3 | . Standing out roup of actors v s plavers. nd Lya De Putti c glve the screen one of the pe ices of character portray- | al. Emil Jannings who was seen | of in this country in “Quo Vadis” and | t 1ded a host of fol- | t success. In the | word, of Boss, one of the Euro- | work was suff rapeze Artists, Jannir 8| cver other weaknesses t preme portrayal of the L the cast. nd goes through bec Roheson er in whic s has bee ists of LSS open bill with xylophone num- 4 follow with ewlywed life | prye ft is that v cases. | 5 way of disappe althoygh true to life, is | galg of the Y- | But not Robeson. lety, the ve \‘-mm gain prowess i a v 8 | of endeavor, he pursued mance of songs and hedyill e Ga e ren N tor Her rendition of the French | pyen this did not satisfy ap- I'lower song fairly well stopped the | petite for learning a later ap- g ght's’ perfomance. | oo aatasin uce 1 candidate in Miss kw-u,,, admission to t It New d upon for encores and |youk state, Then t r to wh Miss Kelety is one of the |, had hitched his wagor headliners that have heen | (7 o8 FET O Styles and | 15l role ot & nd Lavaeux previo song and ) are of - part Robeson dist | selt in the prer “Black Boy” at Hartford, last n ificent in every and | the has had ch his t for the SN first half of th r Johnstons some il-Amer on the gridi s of yester. ath stron To T enappy as a whole is very en- THE PALACEiwmm “stabl of fighter Home of Sclect Vaudeville | he becomes 1 - of the Continuous Shows Daily ng win == becomes ¢ thods, dissipa en and, 1 by those in the r NEW goes to his 1 his training o fortune he in end, whom | stro Now Playing— The World's Most Sensational Photoplay | he has it to expect un- With Emil Jannings—Lya De Romance—Thrills Such as You've Never Seen * Will Be Shown Three Times Today and also Tomorrow at 1:00—7:00—9:30 Puth Sets, SVARIE P AT e VAUDEVILLE Shown 2:45 — 6:00 — s ches who has ut him, ly and Fra have Tickets for Per QLS00 Sk Now | 1d not be weakened imination of a large part | profanity. In this respect times 8100ps to the Box and Loge Seat Evenings on Sale Call 403 for Reservations LYCEUM Continuous Shows Tonite and Wed. 2 Big Pictures RIN-TIN-TIN The Wonder Dog in The Hero of the Big Snows Also CLARA BOW in T\\O ( \\ I’I AY of the | | Boy" at lory H Parsons’ theater d with no mourn attempting to a s for one week in Kk city. ily and Dazey lelujah,” which last s r re a ten tio. While and his opponent are the championship o the fight is projected “HAIR GROOM" { 1\'ccpsll~xir Cnmhcd.(,hm_\ Well-Groomed all Day o1 The Year'’s Greatest Serial comb- GENE TUNNEY || @ 8 = I . \ a jar at any I THE FIGHTIH\'(. MARI e Irugstore. i Chapter I (hlldmn After \(hno]fi"l()icrj e e Sl o Wi | s both in clal occasions. Iven stul un- raly or shampooed hair st orn, comb- hair, You Who Don't Know What it Means to Be “Padlocked From Enjoyment—Will Pity Me His Latest and Biggest Hit! Rickard Barthelmess “The Amateur Gentleman” at the New PALACE THURS.—FRIL—SAT. With 5 ACTS 5 SELECT VAUDEVILLE You Will See Dick as the Son of an Ex-Pugilist Father when Puglilism was Despised in My Sorry Plight My Story Unfolds at the CAPITOL Beginning Sunday Night LOIS MORAN | g 3 any style you Rl |helps grow thlck, heavy, lustrous ward is at G A the & Morris (¢ Capitol cided and Mr ctorship and the results he s with the orchestra is iture of this theater and » 5o in.the near fu have also made a de Capitol patrons 108 Trumbull, Their Stuff at Spring- AT OLD TIME DANCE colonial and great balls were held ot | the governor's house in Providence t, the royal governor took some | times his greatest pride in office | from the neat figure he made at the head of the dance. With such pre- cedence, his three successors ace quainted themselves gracefully un. til Governor Fuller reminded them they were to discuss cares of state at a meeting of which he was host. Fuller and Brewster l‘o{ BUS GOES OVER CLIFF. ncagua, Chile, Sept. 21 (= Five employes of the Braden Cop- per company were killed and four injured last evening when en auto bus running between Coya and Cer- ent over a 250-foot cliff, field Fair, DEFYING VALUES Defying values that chnllnngn comparison, Values that prove copnclusively the unde selling power of this store. Remembe every one is of Raphael's first quality merchandise. COMPARE THE 10c Pearl Crochet Cotton 2 balls 13¢ 9c Belding Sewing Silk ........ spool 6c 5¢ card, ‘Our Own’ Safety Pins 2 cards 5c¢ 10¢ Bone Hair Pins (shell color), pkg. 6c 5¢ Willimantic Spool Cotton ... dozen 40¢ (100 yards) e = — COMPARE THIS! Famous “Carters” Shirts 39c for babies National 59c seller. Wednesday Single and dnu rlo I»lu\\tod Sizes up to 3 years. THE =32 1o 386 Mainsl. 4 '):m P » ,{A //' A(/eu‘ fi;/‘ /vv/w‘.xrlz/ Wl-w Britains I//opp//@ Center hIfl 1&1\7 COMPARE THESE VALUES! Women's, Misses’ New Fall Dresse (Canton Crepes Jersey Dresses Extra Sizes Too! Balbriggans Tricosilks in Extra Sizes WONDERFUL Dresses! All the latest Fall . COMPARE THIS! 376 Pairs Boys’ School Shoes in tan and gun metal calf. Solid leather construction;, every pair built for hawd service; uskide or leather soles. Sizes to 6. Values to § YOUR CHOICE i = COMPARE THIS! All Wool New Fall Novelty Juvenile Suits Special Purchase Compare this with anything in town. All wool jersey kn \'1 l«‘ml school suit for the voung fellow Boys’ styles—plenty of the popular new wing sleeves, high neck effects, two-piece models, ete.—in popular colors «uch as Chanel red. Jungle green, Valencia blue, cocoa, navy, brown, gray, black, ete. Sizes for women, misses and STOUTS— COMPARE, THIS! Men’s Novelty Hose of silk lisle and rayon in three wanted shades; 29¢ value. First qualit Wednesday, pair .. COMPARE THIS! Women’s Silk Hose 69¢ grades—triple seam back (first quality). 81.00 ades—full fashioned (irregulars). Plenty light shades. pair TORE: Man/.nr r COMPARE THEM! Compare these defying values with any in this paper today, tomorrow or any other day. We doubt if you will equal even one. We know that you will not find one better. COMPARE THESE! 50c Jardin de Lilas, French face powder, 19¢ 10c size Ivory ‘Saap (limited) ... 6 for 25¢ 35¢ tin La Paro Taleum ............. 10¢ 15¢ Feenamint (laxative chewing gum) 10¢ 50c tube Ipana Tooth Paste ....... ... 29¢ ] COMPARE THIS! Men’s Blue Chambray Work Shirts T9¢ grade Sizes up to 17. Wednesday Special ....coconanne 590 7 for 25¢ Men's and Women's Novelty HANDKERCHIEFS. Wednesday Special ....... COMPARE THIS! 2,000 Yards Fruit of the Loom in length of 1 to 10-yard pieces; 25¢ quality. Wednesday at, l 6c COMPARE THIS! 50 dozen Heavy Grade Turkish Towels Pink, yellow or blue borders. Wednesday at, €8Ch oo iuionnsisenanes e onennd Special Wednesday, COMPARE 36-inch All Wool Crepe in plain colors, Alice Blue, Tan, Red, Old Rose, Grey, Green, ete. Good value at $1.49 vard: Compare this with anything in town. Wednesday at, 1 yard ..., THIS! COMPARE THIS! Boys’ New Fall 4-Pc. Suits $5.00 ...I’zmls Regular $7.95. Specialiabei oo ool Coat, Ves All the most wanted new Fall shades. Sizes 7 to 17. An extraordinary value. Be here early for best choice. COMPARE THIS! 81x90 Bleached Sheets No seam, good heavy grade cotton; $1.25 value, CRCH e a e R 73c Wednesday, COMPARE THIS! Special Values in Ladies’ Rayon Silk Chemise Jeautiful bodice top styles with straps of self material. Pretty lace and net trimmed designs in all the popular pastel shades. Ex- traordinary value at this ])nu* s 98c COMPARE THIS! Special Lot Children’s Golf Hose and SPORT SOCKS Fall styles (sizes up to 1014). Values to 50c¢ Your Choice 19c Wednesday, pair .... Regular value $2. =1 COMPARE THIS! Misses' and Children’s New Fall Shoes for school and dress wear These are regular $1 98 rades. 3 , Novelties, Patents, All sizes up to 2. s, Tans, Combinations. COMPARE THIS! Children’s Socks Seven-eight lengths in white and colors with fancy striped tops es 5 to T c grade. Wednesday All One Price, loc COMPARE THIS! Two Cases Cotton Plaid Blankets sorted colors, good size and weight; $1.89 Wednesday, each ...ivvevnvanens COMPARE THIS! Hand Bags A lucky purchase of 200 samples—Pouch and Under-the-arm styles. Values to $2.50. New Colors New Frames New Styles 98¢