New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1926, Page 10

DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926. —= — e h even more laughs after the col- |George Andre, Dorothy Rudac, and OFF FOR JUNGLES [the source of the world's supply of liife. He sent two of his sons to|1ipe for development of acrial traffic . the business an Frank Holmes. | platinum, is rich in oil and minerals, |this country, and when his wife died | with Europe. e 3 ; by, Hasold! Attaridge: |exports much coffee and yet less is |40 years ago, he came to live with| The route to be flown over wili el ; s 1 De Sylva, and musle | R Lnown of it than any equal area of 'his boy. He settled In New Haven |be by way of Brindisi,» Bushire, Bom- EndRe bl 1 . ey and Joseph Meyer, | Smithsonian Institution Party ’A""“‘*;,\mm the traditional “dark con- ihd (wo years ago entered the Jew-|bay and Trincomalee, a British fly- i S —— new songs is a comedy | For Hunting Trip in South (tinent.” !ahfihom‘* , Hl“s base in Ceylon, which is a more N , o co ¢ Yout 1 it ride of | The vast hinterland where the! e was a fayorite at the home. |direct line than hitherto attempted. GREAT SHOW AT CAPITOL ) | Amcrica. |head waters of the Orinoco and the | AMONg the 71 friends there was a|The last lap, T nsontetas G % t 15 the last showing o oy i c of the most| yyae . Oct. 20 P—The sys. | Amazon find their sources in an un- |nePhew of Yuda, Jacob Green, him- [bane, 1,000 miles. will be entirely Dorothy | du ever sent on |, m“; iy en i {known jungle, and the three ranges |S¢lf 93 years old. and uncle and |over the sca. ng shubert, and |(" 0 ST America took an [of the Andes which ereep across the |NéPhew were almost inseparable | Eikerbout s confident that he can special tran. | 0, ¢xplore & e earters | western quartes o the ang |companions. v jcomplete the entire distance in seven TSRO0 Tein v The body was take. to Holyoke, [days. He will be accompanied by | rom the Smithsonian Institution of |include ar never vi by 2 3 j | \ adl ; : ! Mass. P. S Everts, also a fly e | e - 1 6 offared o a4 botanical expedition to Colombia. |White man, are the particular ob- | . ~ s O'T‘hth(m‘g ]offh r. | fed EOED A erel SAN CARLO OPERA The party Is headed by Ellsworth |iectives of the Smithsonian party. | = o loea e 70 oo o LaE v |5, Killlp, hotanist of the National| - Dutch Aviator Planning ~ made In # Dornter Wal scaplane of |11 4 4 STER % | e = - jthe type used e ch colonial | Herbarium, with Albert Smith s DIES AT AGE OF 106 ! Trip of 8,500 Miles | navy. | cottanorator. o — Rotterdam, Oct. 20 () — Flying o i ales sl IRt dine pat o or 2,26 and 27 will he | Colombia is the only South Ameri- | Well Known Hebrew Man Passes Officer M. F. Elkerboul, Instructor | FOUR RUSSIANS EXECUTED T i | ow a double| Culess otherwise indicated. theatrical no tices and reviews in thls colamn arv 3I33T33IIIIITIL23: written by the press agencles for the respectise amosement company. B S S T s “SUNNY SIDT [ provide g ntertainment. One| A brilliant ure of the San | Carlo Grand Opera performances to L feature will o ister Keaton in 2 P .+ | his latest com hit “Battling Bu n at Parsons' theater. Hart- SR GOERT G| rand Opera Ballet, a | can country with a shore line on Away In New Haven Home. |at the Sourabaya naval station base, | Moscow. Russia, Oct. 20, —(@P)y— with plenty of sur . TC e A e e omraent | sroupiof ers from the Moscow | both the Atlantle and Pacific oceans, | New Haven, Oct. 20 (P — Yuda |plans to fly n'xt April in a sea-| FFour Russians, convicted varlously | “PARTNERS AGAIN® AT PATACE [jo 7t & i country | Art Theater Ballet, headed by Maria | institution officials eaid in explain- |Grenitz, or Yuda Green, as he was |Plane from Rotterdam to Sabang, a | of misappropriations of state funds, D, Kenyon and Warner Baxter |and in Londor r photo. | YWieva, Vechslav Swoboda. who |ing the purposcs of the trip. It oc- known to his friends, died at the |Dutch port on the island of Pintang, | bribery or espionage, were executed ti R orls i listinguished | ¥as dancing partner of Ida Rubin- | cupies a strategic position at both |Jewish home for the aged here yes- [opposite Singapore. The distance is | today. tes” v Franels X, |Stein in the sensational Paris per-|ends of the ma Canal, covers terday at the age of 106 years. about 8,500 miles. The object of Among them was a former ageni ana iy .,,‘,‘ ormances of the * tyrdom of jan area two-thirds again as hrw} Yuda Green was born in Russia the flight is to demonstrate that the | of the czarist secret police, convicted San Sebastian,” anc iro Rubin. o ranks next {o Russia as in 1820, and llved there most of his Netherlands’ Indian archipelago ix | of beffaying bolsheviks. Twelve solo dancers share the pro- | | grams with these premieres. Maria Yurieva was the premiere | ballerina in Milan and Rome and ige Clause.” v is an adaptation from and is the romantic drama 1 woman who had to choose be- | | Evening Post story | | was also a featued hallerina in Ber- lin, Swoboda was the first solist-di- tor of the ballet at the Paris era House, He also was soloist vith the famous Diaghiliff Ballet, He has a Paris studio where he trains ballet dancers for the various opera houses of Europe There will be incidental dances by the ballet in “Aida” the opening ormance Mot October 25; aust’ "Tuesday night and “Lucta” Inesday night. he operas are to be presented imd th management of Joseph 8. 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