New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1926, Page 15

&EW BRITAIN DASLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, e i Unless otherwise Indicated, thentrical notices and reviews in this column arc written by the press agencies tdr the respective amasement company ROLLING HOME AT LYCEUM Tonight concludeg the pr t tion at Lyceum of a country hoy home town brok he is rich. Bo New England’s Prettiest Photoplay Theater Continuous Shows Daily TON T ONLY 7:20—9:20 LON CHANEY N “The Road to Mandalay” Lois Moran—Henry B. Wa THURS.—FRL—SAT. Double Feature Py 4 Here's the Flappicst Flapper Ever Flapped in Her Greates Photoplay! 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