New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1926, Page 15

| | | \ et Ml N c——————nt NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926. -’ =D L, = ;dfll!!:f"‘ .S'\‘ Unless otherwise Indicated, theatrica) notices and reviews In this column are written by the press agencies for the VALENTINO AT LYCEUM The late Rudolph Valentino, ap- bearing in one of his best produ “The Conquering Powe hed at this afte the rem Rex In the pictures, but ble that it is one of last in which he will Ly “Winning t illing story of the race tra with Cull ton suppor ed with Faci bill of $100,000 in this, tions of Fage a hildhe the mount Then spite she e ma from too, ELSA AKERSTEDT (T he Red Rose) Swedish Folk ong and will sing at NORDEN BUNGALOW Friday, October 1 at 8 o'clock THE NEW PALACE kinm(‘ of Se l("‘l \:lm](‘\mo Shown at 2:45 Boxes ‘andf Lioges Raserved TODAY - FRIDAY - T HATERS ) r_' °4\\' yh | the | Detect - | Kennedy |into a permanent | many her | lon SATURDAY- DOUBLE ’.w respective amusement company. latest eplsode of the ‘“‘Radio and a !n)r‘n of Boy “THE BAT” AT CAPITOL If you would have your hair curle wave, if you w to 3 vou war hysteria, g high Capitol tod prepared to reso motion picture can do to inter- pret the famous and perennial Mary | Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hor cess, which played a o years in one the ted staging of a how to give it atmosphere. the film, all limits of a nature have been swept the story romps along mensions. 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