New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1926. T3 vargeas Unless otherwise (ndlcated, theatrical no tices and reviews in this column are written by the press agencies for the respective amusement company. ZANE GREY'S ‘FORLORN RIVER’ appears as an outlaw and fugitive Fresh from the virlle pen of Zane |from justice, supposedly in league Grey comes another outdoor thriller, | with a gang of cattle rustlers. R y- | “Forlorn River” in which the glori- | mond Hatton, as a tramp cowpunc fler of the west gives us a flashing |er, provides much of the fun and glimpse of the romance heroism and |comedy that serve to balance and villainy of the northwest cattle coun- | emphasize the dramatic tenslon and | try. crackling action. Arlette Mz ,‘ The great army of Mr. Grey's(the famous beauty who readers have already had an oppor- |leading feminine role and is the tunity to sample his latest plece of romantle cause of :vH the fighting. robust fiction, for it appeared serial-| The vaudeville bill at the local | Iy just a few months back in Ladies’ | pla ists nv the follow Home Journal. Connor’s Revue, a John Waters who made his direc- [ mu ement of eong 1 torial debut with “Born to the West” | dance. is ona of the pp has transferred “Forlorn River” to[song and dance revues that the Palac| the screen in all its gripping real- | has ever played. Lauren and Dare| fsm and with a wealth of colorful'in * ng Around”; Archer and| detail, 80 that the photoplay is as|Belford in ir comedy skit “The plctorially attractive as it is vividly | New Janitor”; Alexander and Elmore exciting. The story true to locale |in a comedy riot of disturbance; the was filmed midst the scenic grandeurs | 17our Ylleroms the rolling sensations, of Zion National park and Brice| The show as a whole is very en- Canyon in Utah. tertaining. Jack Holt is again male figure, in a role different from the us st | the leading refreshingly al. Here he NORTHWEST” with physical ml[ melodramatic thrills, and with a | dog for a star, “Code of the No west,” which opened today at Lyceum theater, is an excellent en- | tertalnment as is “The Romance of a Milllon Dollars” which stars Glenn Hunter, Alyce Mills and Gaston Glass. Then too, there is the latest episode of “The Radio Detective,” an ever popular serial “The Romance of a Milllon Dol- lars” is a tender love story written | around a youth — nona too good a boy at the start — whose re- demption comes about through his desire to make good for the girl he loves and a wish to prove worthy of an old man's trust, | Sandow, a giant police dog, | cupies the spotlight in ““Code of Northwest,” which s enacted against backgrounds in which the gripping plot is portrayed. Among the high spots In the plcture are the stunts performed | by the dog, not the t of which is the rescue of a young girl from the brink of a deep ravin into the interlor of a to effect & rescue, “CODE OI Surcharged ALL ABOARD the HERE SHE IS oc- | the | Wi atch Your <tep and Don't § | Miss this Heart Express With DOROTHY MACKAILL and CHARLES MURRAY At The | Capitot Beginning Sunday “RKOSHER KITTY KELLY” Roaring with comedy, fi | | funny family fights and n atest Gold Bond Spe: showing at the Capitol theater, is a | mountain of mirth. From the open- | ing scene to the final fade-out, a bubbling, boisterous picture packed { full of riotous mirth. The companion program features ure with this Home of Select Vaudeville Continuous Shows Daily THE NEW 1:80 - 10:30 PALACE | cannot orence Vidor in | | | by “You Never Know Women." decidedly novel photoplay background of a vaudevills It is timely and a story handled. Other films feature news offering scenes world series gam Jeffs and | ths Capitol orchestra have a fine musical program to offer. The new comedy hi Sadie” opens a four day ment at the Capitol b nning day night with Dorothy Mackail the title role. “Subway Sadie” toast of the Bronx Express a plot discloses the prettiest romance in addition to cor ations that has yet been Charles Murray with his appeara sured of good lav *Itis a with a | show. | well | the Capitol rom the last still holds ls sway the notabla succ k by the famed Ber e Jest." Th has twice swept | Manager Arthu | Broac Theater, to repeat me earlier. sending the play the first time the cities, with the local for Parsons’ Theater for week beginning to-night, matinee on Saturday. The Jest” tells a fascinating st of life in the Florence of Lorer the Magnificent, a place and time mance. cruel bravo, Giannetto, the yo face Neri at is compe craft. These two alities of that time—an dible brutality and an amazi So Called ‘Delicatessen Hubbies” Have Only Themselves to Blame, Speaker at Conventlons Says, Atlantic City, “Delicatessen themselves to bla N. J, | Anna Peterson of ¢ convention of the sociation here to their wives in many cases to create an efficient and comfortable home out of equipment which they would not dare to introduce into their busines Mrs. Peterson said she wished she all to strike for y expect womei ry would ncing its re- gates that t have no trout quirements it it follows the essen- | d [ tials of wise management and con- | tinues to improve its relations with | the public. | HOUGHTON S mpton, Eng., Oct. 1son B. Houghton, wife of rican ambassador to the of St. James, left on the ton today court United ompanied her son, 1 ey re- turn to England before Christmas after visiting relatives. NOW PLAYING— SUNDAY A flashing glimpse of the Romance - Herolsm and vil- lainy that flourished in the great Northwest—— i TANE GREYS = the ultimate in drama carved from the swift life of 1926—— \[%) | FOUR DAYS STARTING ] | I | with Vaudeville Mon-Tues-Wed. Companion Feature SUNDAY Two Shows at the head Rymond Hatto of a notable cast—Including ARLETTE MARCHAL with ACTS SELECT AUDEVILLE with ED. CONNOR'S REVUE A SHOW OF SHOWS! TWO SPLENDID PHOTOPLAY FEATURES COMBINED WITH THE FINE CAPITOL MUSIC FOR YOUR NTERTAINMEN' NOW PLAYING Continuous Shows Daily Hear the Capitol Orchestra THE IRISH and the JEWS ARE AT IT AGAIN in the COMEDY SCREAM THAT WILL ACHE YOUR SID WITH LAUGHTER “KOSHER KITTY KELLY” With VERA GORDON - NAT CARR - VIOLA DANA Also YOU CAN LOVE 'EM—YOU CAN LEAVE ’EM—BUT STILL “YOU NEVER KNOW WOMEN” AN OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY LOVE TALE YOULL ENJOY. WITH FLORENCE VIDOR CAPITOL NEWS With Last 250 WORLD SERIES 150 GAME ++ 100 Yoge Reserved 500 MATINEES Orch. Bal. 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Mat. 50c-32.00 “Gorgeous, ) (4 = at- | by | SHOWS ism of 6.0, P DIREGTS ITS ; e | % 00 bond is- provements, de- he believed the people of in approving it had been Governor Smith in his nts as to its necessity. routes of the candidates their speaking campaigns as now ned Senator Wads- , [o] 14th, Oxford, Nor- wi Sher Ilion and Utict 1 Cazenovia, , Bath and 19th, Buf- ”]U Syracuse; ; d, West- E 'ym\g Island, veek, New York | sue for public ir by in wor 1 October 14th, Fl- Salamanca and Falconer, Dun- ckport, and Niagara REPORT DAVI DAVIS A SUIGIDE Ilorida Real Fstate Man Drowned Fn Route to Europe. 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