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

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1926. n sesasaeastis. [remarkable horse, Tony, and cmm‘ {have said that they both do the best they have offered in some time. The story is brimful with action |which takes you frow1 the shell torn flelds of France durirg the late war | to the great open soaces of the beau- | |tiful west. Tom is right at home in ;I»o:h locales and the scenes across {the water are excellently done with | the star portraying a motoreycle | messenger for his regiment. | Lovers of Tom Mix pictures |get a cyclone of thrills out of {Canyon o Light.” | The other. feature is a beaut % [presents Evelyn Brent, Lawrence |Gray, and Louise Brooks, that flap- n new program ‘which will [per of all flappers, in “Love 'Em anc n in ‘Sin Cargo,” |Leave adapted from d flapperdom of to- | Broady: play of the same | who went for |name | m home. Onloes otherwise Indicated, theatrica) notices ana reviews in this column an written by the press agencles for the respective amnsement company. “CORPORAL KATE" — LYCEUM Vera Reynolds, vivacious, daring, | feature Shirley 3 lovable, cheerful and tender is a | Berac - veritable girl of many moods in '1"”‘,“"‘” 2 ,‘f', =& *“Corporal Kate,” a picture delineat- | ° ing woman'’s part in the world war, which closes tonight at the Lyceum. Julia Faye plays .with her as an | overseas canteen worker and the two put over some nifty bits of actin Kenneth Thompson is the leadir man. bri 2 | ) W RIALTO TOM MIX AT CAPITOL | The last dotalls neccssary for the Tonight is the last showing of | f0'Mal opening of the nmew Rialto Colleen Moore in “Twinkletoes” her | theater were — completed yester new picture adapted from Thomas|@Rd the doors will be thrown open | Burke's classic of a dancing wait of | fOr New Dritain’s theater going pub- | London's Limehouse district. [Ee ki enipagatiTnoicloge Sk nes| To those who have not seen this | 0" ‘m‘l""‘”‘,‘;n:_"’ fnayiorseall \\un'v\vrl.vvl picture we advise a trip | oo C o o i e T l‘i‘flfffl:;‘;"" otees. Nothing is lacking to 5 Lo of the | the Rialto one of the most popular At & spo- |10 town. The new Symphonic organ of% double | Was given its initial tryout at the being | Peginning of this week and was pr Several unusually exciting s are depleted, not the I is the destruction of a lage' by shellfire. Another occurs when the two girls are marooned a shellhole in no-man’s land. The love plot is a tender one and has 4 e e ol e ures. The hoth subjects Y pivsat Somedy,minslon DU e (e standing alond on thely | nounced by experis as heing perf On the same bill is Coleman's Tip irocheoiive merits, One feature will ect. The lighting ¥op Merrymakers in their breezy oo ovor popular wostern star, | screc jection parapherns program of song, dance and comedy ¢ in his late photoplay, | have all passed a critical test and entertainment. Tom is the theater now awhits its final ap- ure by his | proval of Britain's critical ok the Capitol v holiday program pre The program changes tomorro: STRAND &= FREE PARKING SPACE FOR STRAND PATRONS 700 Seats Reserved Every Night Except Sat., Sun., and Holiday: — Telephone 230 — THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Another Banner Program! On the Stage! On the Screen! Strand Orchestra JACK HOLT I “THE MAN OF THE FOREST” BY ZANE GREY VAUDEVILLE SEATS NOW SELLING ! ! For the MIDNIGHT FROLIC NEW YEAR'S EVE STRAND — 10— MAMMOTH ACTS— 10 ALL SEATS RESERVED ! Buy Tickets Early! Starts Promptly at 12 NOTE:—Cars to All Points After Midnight Show IGHT—BEBE DANIELS De Sylvia Follies; (:a Girls; Wm. Ebbs; Others s. Tobias; Ficlder & CONTINUOUS SHOWS NEW YEAR'S DAY! DOORS WILL OPEN SATURDAY AT 1 O’CLOCK L 444 w RIALTO NEW AT BROAD AND WASHINGTON > GALA OPENING TONIGHT at 7 An event that will be long remembered hy this city's theater-going public will take place this evening with the formal opening of this beautiful playhouse. 'y New Britain’s Finest Neighborhood Theater Only the Best Photoplays and Vaudeville BE HERE EARLY! VAUDEVILLE Several Acts of Big Time Vaude- (SCREEN ATTRACTIONS For Tonight and Tomorrow Rex Ingram’s Masterpiece ‘MARE NOSTRUM’ The Season’s Screen Triumph By the famous Spanish author, Blasco Ibanez. With ANTONIO MORENO and ALICE TERRY A Picture You'll Never Forget LLOYD HAMILTON in “HERE COMES CHARLIE” Selected Short Subjects ville, direct from Broadway have been secured for tonight only. The latest in steps, songs and nov- elties will be offered. TheBestin Town! POPULAR PRICES of 10c & 20c WILL PREVAIL 44400440400400040040000000040048 | sult of | comtb public, a test that it is sure to pass | Several acts of vaudeville secured for opening t. Special attractions direct from h York comprise the vaudeville | to be offered this evening. Eve thing that is new in this type of en- terta it is contained in the sev- cral acts that go to make up the pro- ram and this fact coupled with the high qualit e of this cpted an rst night | apacity house | picture for tonight > Nostrum” | release of the picture is author-dir which hea nd tomorrow > outstanding s present season. Tl the same tion that Four Hprsemen of 1 Rex Ingram doing the sco Iha writin omin, charge of will b proc the story 10 and final showings Danicls in and ¢ ner has scored premier last Monda Thursday will bring i per THE NEW PALACE Always 2 Big FPeatures THURS.—I The Funniest Hit with Johinny Hines ‘Stepping Along Faster than “The Live Wire” Brighter Than * Riley"” A Riot of Roars— UL—SAT. of the Year ) White's andal Chorus does the “BLACK BOTTOM" 1t's Done Right lighting Hearts™ nt News Thrilling Mclodrama of the Shining Rails “The Runaway Fxpress” EURS | Recruited from New Britain Talent Entive Week B Monday, Janu TOM CARROL'S SVANITY REVUE™ with UELIX MARTIN rgeous Garden of Seautiful Girls Midunight Show and DANCING NEW YEAR'S LVE Bill Tasillo and his Orchestra. CINDERELLA Ballroom, 51 P'ratt St., Hartford Dancing until 4 p. m. Yip Yip Yap Hankers. This new bill will run through Saturday nigh Ticl are going fast for the night show which will be staged the Strand on New Year's Eve. T inagement recommends the pur- chasing of tickets for this gala occa- sion as early as possible in order not to be left out. The Midnight Show will consist of a stellar ten act| vandeville bill and many appropri- | novelties keeping with the A New Year's Eve cele- id- stivities br § to New Britain | inday, Mae Murray in her lat- | “Valencia.” | A THRILLER AT PALACE ] am at the New Palace | starting tomorrow consists of one of | the iest hits of the year, Johnny Hines in Stepping Along;” and also the ¢ mont he Runaway The tempestuous tempo of the | ever more famous “Black Bottom’ | dance best personifies th zreeable young comedian, John prances Lis way so h favor at the Pal Along." Not only that. the comedi- s pretty leading lady, Mary Brian, too, o trip the wastie, backed up by the be brigade that | sensation in New York | ous “Black Bot- White's Scan- on Xpress. been one rite comedians and TONIGHT ONLY VERA REYNOLDS in CORPORAL KATE also TIP-TOP REVIEW THURS.—FT SAT. “SIi .CARGO” tory of modern social Drand New Show by the TIP-TOP Also SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION WEBER & CAMBELL Local Artis A Great Act! Tickets now on sale at box office for AEW YEAR'S EVE MIDNIGHT GALA DON'T FORGF NEW YEAR’S EVE MIDNIGHT SHOW! BY THE TIP-TOP REVIEW Also many local VAUDEVILLE ACT TICKETS NOW SELLING BOX OFFICE HOUSE OF PHOTOPLAY THTS! N MOORE in S“TWINKLETOES"” THURS.—TRIL—SAT. SPECIAL HOLIDAY CHER A visit (o this n WILLIAM FOX bresents of of France plainal to th o COMPANION T Drama of Life, Love and L ATURL: 1 wi ;RAY and M EYELYN, BRENT, LAWRENCE GRAV and CONTINUOUS DAILY Children 10c, HOLIDAY AND ENTER ! rvelous theater is a holiday in ftself! PROGRAM AINMENT GALOR and TONY, thewonder horsc A Spaikling Comedy ighter in a New York department store! “LOVE "EM axp LEA Paramount CAPITOL ORCHESTRA To Hear Them is a Real Treat iXTRA PERFORMANCE NEW YEAR'S EVE BEGINNING AT 10 thrillers in many | *° as perhaps > for him- | for t Doodle Live w ps year, Jion pr nawiy cizhth episode of Hearts' ers and K gram and th thi hort feature. ht as an t il 1y local acts ries with added for Tom Currol with Felix Martin CINDERELLA BALLROOM All roads will lead to t ella Ballroom Frid; they will and the n rty tos SFTIR last » Is set to vy dance s orchestra will ba close—so lor The Cinderelia Ballroom, 51} ton of dyr Pratt street, Hartf or four days pleasure of offer| lic a pho on Brog prices s o the Marinc g to \y that ened w cooperation of the U, s. Lon Chaney, acter he lliam IHaines a an. Can you im | hard boiloc SAME WONDER CAST THAT MADE THE “Merry Widow”’ SCOR! AGAIN In this melodius tale of romance and thrills! Again, a Song Hit becomes a Screen 1it! THIS WEEK AT THE CAPITOL NEW YORK 4 DAYS ONLY BEGINNING SUNDAY ‘With Vaudeville Monday at the STRAND NEW BRITAIN CAPITOL Beginning Sunday Night Now the Rage of Broadway at $2.00 Male a Date Now to See It! ALON CHANEY Y. TELLIT 7. Wire,"” Riley" | C evéry a0 bee dienc i1l ana an entire and his Vanity | will b a come open at one time, Ameri- ads | initial outpouri \nor Board- | | | | izations of cripple 1y laughs in | | now s ludes | U | | | CAST PREPARES A5 could the of the shining al activities of Mildred Poloski, the soloi ed so cnthusiastically in Frolic. it Lon Chaney as a Marine the bit of done. 1ans t receiv- t year's He s his real self is scen no 1 Drolc this picture , a genuinely charming up being ed— w. bass solofst. I° H Latham, well r twenty year: tford churches. S f Male the known fea- cond Quar- to be played, but a hard boiled M: | ture in bass in t ant who am Haines s strong in this picture future is predic man. New York 1 ture by storm sinc Th 1a cd to s ands out espec 22 work Donahue, whose Frolic was His rer song hit ill reme in ing en the ple- | 18 its opening last nd big crowds are . Reserved 1 all evening ¥ “The mbered of " iy ith d wing dazzling William Co! with a ances, ppe a matey ctions. the rea Legion LIONS GREET :AA Talent of Lions’ Club Frolic to Weet Direstor IN REBFL ARE Several Hundred Casualties in Nicaraguan Strile arr| carries news with the wallog the throng Camp school Iy spacious ¢ il the inevit: cess enables Ch with the mem | cessfully measur ties worthy SReT m f th t 0 were ¢ exican sol New name: appear to delight this v o The dircetor of that several comple are planned. Among the n these familiar favorites, it is will positively appe Anna Krawitz, the girl wit million dollar smile. And wort Jielen Brennan, ntly in “Maytime in Erin.” of the efforts of eve os of ssion of rear whil to the neutr; many were killed, surrounded body will be naval ning the DINE ) ative) govern- at id to be extremely short of under arms ? . lisplayed cat Italian ({m(} American o sw(winl.n:‘\ B ooking rtion that could not SPECTAL BUSINESS against M S LUNCH 1ed to recely ST ¥ support from From 11 a. m. to 2 p. . ITALIAN DINNE 65¢. From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Private Booths and Music Open from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. 14 R. R. ARCADE BLDG. Diaz (cons wich gun left Me: with more ammunition t has, and also y he > with mod- READ HERALD CLASSIFE FOR YOU i New Britain Hold That Lion And hang on until You have your tickets For the Frolic of 1927 You'll rever forgive yourself If you miss it. By far the Greatest of all Successes. January 10—11—12 Ask any Lion for tickets. *at the I