New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1926, Page 11

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Eveni Orch. 4( Matinees Orch., 25¢ Bal. 15¢ Bal | Children 10¢ Children 15¢ Reserved Loges And the stirring tempo of a thousand terrors, gasps and LAUGHS! COMPANION FEATURE # Remember Elinor Glyn's “Thlco Weeks"—Just Sure and See “DON JUAN'S THREE NIGHTS” with LEWIS STONE and SHIRLEY MASON You Be “Meet Me on the Mezzanine” JUl][h TY[ER HITS ‘ REPUBLIGAN RULE. ays It Is Government l)y3 Single Man |Hv In 1.-17‘ nt crook con | days star g 9 E 1xnnn.r\ ire will be seen at A theater for three nights, [ Tartford ' heginning tomorrow, with a Satur lay matinee. een DEER PACE COURT ORDER m- | 30.00, Which Have Escaped Round- “THE BAT" AT CAPITOT The Bat," v Up. Damage Govt. Park Trees in Violation, Rush Tor Pa ths. companion on Juan's to end in a The r r in charge reported his o old 11 which was " Vietor Artists Will \lm With ‘I(.lpl.OlIL‘ ! 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