New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1927, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, RADIOPHANS TO GET $3,300,000 IN ENTERTAINMENT AND PAY NOTHING it night m‘ "15 JANUARY 11, 1927. 5 i ,’Wh"md Washington streets tonight. In | half of the week .ull there will be five acts offered and |is Hoot Gibson in “T | every one is guaranteed to be SR Sl RIN TIN TIN AT CAPITOL A genius of evil; a stupid. fero- | }\luus man-beast subject to his will; and a clever but innocent look & = \, |crammed with entertainment, Some |of the east’s leading amateurs have {entered in this - evening's affair, | which fact should assure those at- | tending that a big evening is in store for those making up the audi- | ViS¢ in the ways of crime lence. The two feature pictures |the diabolical trio who throw which close their engagement at this | W¢b of criminal daring over theater this evening are “The Waltz ' 50°4( <! > e bandonin, inL Dream” and “Bad Man's Bluft.” T! ?,” o ot ”"I *"r ‘1‘ e first mentioned is one of the SHSLON BT SELL Gl i, on's screen afions et Lk SEORI lanRlhursdEySasithe " is a German made film, Ir | theater. ¢ the romance of a Princess This melodrama of Limehouse, wsure-mad Vienna before the | Sinister underworld of London, was ar. The settings are lavish and the I 'written and directed by Walter Mo- ting above reproach. It is a pic- | T05C0. and is said to give Rinty an urpass all_previous B Ostrowskl vs. THEATER WARNING e Karol Bucz- National Broadcasting Co. fendant . Advises How to Avoid Fire Somones, simes’ss “Woods for Announces Ambitious at 2 p. m. Mon- Sutkowski Plans for Coming Year Small Stations to Be Disman- capitol | —EXpect Many i ————— J13E82208TTLLIIIRLLIITITLIILIIIILLIIII2L Varied Programs ke A tled for Economic Rea- is no fascin ind audiences at both perform- ces yesterday with his feats of underworld of Pari thought reading and his answering all over world ar hat | of questions presented by persons in ge glamor and heart & |the audienc Dr. Raboid lays no 1im to any supernatural gifts. He is incidentally the only thought reader who does not his sub- ject to write down his or her ques- tion on paper as is customary with the ordinary mind reader. He will for the entire week at the , while the remainder of the e vaudeville and the photo- ”’““_'\_"]';z;_‘p 2 ecidedly worth : portunity to sons, nd Willy F rope’s foremost screen sta stellar roles. “Bad Man's_Bluft” is a vigorous western drama starring Buffalo Bill Jr. It has every ele- ment that ghould appeal to the fan who likes7his screen entertainment wild and wooly. Selected shorte subjects round out the program double feature bill being offercd t morrow and Thursday offers Renec ! Adoree and Ralph Graves in a story s will change on Thursday. of the bare knuckle days of prize he comedy honors of the vaude- | gy i g wBlarmey, ol ag viile bill went to Mack and Rossiter | y¢:n-eatas in “The Gyelone Cow. in their turn called, “A Modern Oc- Shorter subjects include a currence.” The male member of comedy and news reel. There will this team not only has a pair of ;o gnother bathing beauty contest | gifted feet that brings the house siaged Thursday evening added | lown with applause, but is as pol- jattraction. ished a comedfan as one has seen | = here in a long time. Other acts on | LRVENE HAS ELABORATE SHOW o bill included, Clay Crouch & |0 n Tevene, well known com- (Crafts and | gian, has brought a musical come. isseniinion aret |t New Britain that we prov toplay forithe of. “Snapshots of 1827" which is 1ction | now playing at the Palace is all that King” t v iate of Rin was eaid of it. Merry musical num- rsonal appear bers, nifty dancing, and rattling good 1ding human rol kidnapped by a master and her detectiv her from the a notorious gan Fill play the a lovely gir eriminal who resct vceum thea- 5 clutches of and Ivor Jeans are the e ke is anoth- On this same program res S0 popu- er of the famous p lar with the public I actors into prominence Call of the Wilderne dog hero of m a the star’ and against a of the great north wood this clevel Least performs notably. he Rat” in which N evidence of ng one horrible. John man who “pea of his first ch mainder of the c Jenn Carl t includes De Stockdale and L The thrilling ful dog loves T hate story of a wonder- torn between two n irning with a f r daring and 3 murder—"Wh " has been hailed by cities as one ¢ en dr ows every f screendom’s brightest male sta a which ns with 11 eluding he drama and of sin the are ¢ feature ph r trial [kalf of the w $500.000 Phone and e Lady niz ipping mur Bill of-love ti murder and a which all the valty play a big mbtions COMING TO RIALTO AT THE STRAND Dr. Rajah Raboid, men- list and mind reader amazed the “BLARNE Several acts of professional try- out vaudeville heads the program at the new Rialto theater, corner Broad | ting make the *Si comedy with an elaborate stage apshots of 10 one of the finest musical comedys of | the year. given away free Toramy Levene, Madeline Buckley h land Freddie Henpenny carry oft the ture on | honors of the show, while the chorus here You is well costumed and trained in and dance and song. Be The show will remain for Lloyd will be tire week putting on a complete | comedy hit v show for the last half of tue 2 arting Thursday. The feature picture on this 1s | 1“\\']!‘ t Fools Men” with Lewis Stone | [ ] . ln |and Shirley Mason. i The feature picture for the Wonder Dog CITY COURT CALENDAR PANIC IN PORTUGAL rtugal, Jan. 11 (P—Tha Coimbra THURS. FRI. & SAT. - strecis by an san ouse of Photoplays! sl e = PARSONS' HARTIORD When west pro 1 Ab theater The in | e : ’ : ograms sponsored by ‘WhileLondon TONIGHT AND W 2 BIG PICTURES the stage ‘TheRat’ with IVOR NOVELLO and MAE MARSH i | play was written cmine From | ;;m_\\\rmu. It i success Added Attraction \\u ner J King” the mate of in will make a per- with the Extra *Smiley Rin Tin sonal appearance picture. Police Puppy given away free Also Duncan owner of Rin Tin Tin, to the Lucky Ticket Holder. The SCALL : S e : ir&’?d (md approved ’ 2 : has pr i JEC LU by millions of women Companion Feature THERE YOU ARE" with Edith Wonger Dog in OF THE WILDERNFESS” Conrad Nagel Roberts Children After School 10¢ LADIES MATINER This coupon and 10c. will admit any lady to best seats. B\R(v—\l\ MATI\hh TH[ R\D AY FOR L \DlP. This Coupon and 10c will admit any Lady to best at the Thursday Matinee only! cheer up when m Aunt Jemima’s to test her recipe— grocer has Aunt > Flour and her Pre- pared Buckwheat Flour. ons for valuable premiumg . come in every Aunt Jemima package, AUNT JEMIMA “Pancake Flour —also Prepared Buckwheat Flour THE NEW PALACE , Continuous Shows Daily THE W \l lhnml and | \\:hhmglml Sts, RIALTO - Tonight, Professional Tryout Vaudeville " Also 2 Big Teatures “THE Waltz Dream” A German screen starring Willy Fri Xenla Desn BUFFALO BILL, JR. in “BAD MAN'S BLUFE” selected Short Subjects NOW PLAYING TOMMY LEVINE AND HIS “SNAPSHOTS OF 1927” Beautiful Girl borate elect effects with MADELINE BUCKLEY BERT LEWIS FREDDIE HENPENNY and cast of Wednesday and Thursday “Blarney” epic of the bare knuckle Tomght and deesday RA.EAH RA NO! days in the prize ring, With Mentalist! SCHOLAR! None Like Him! Graves and Renee It's a K.O.! Ralph 3 EXTRA! sensation pLo Added Feature For the Kiddies Next Saturday ‘The Cyclone Cowboy™ g WALLY WALE A Rollicking Comed; aland Scanlc and Current News | The WHIPPET 1 Sport Roadster Afternoon 20—Performers—20 a Amer FAIL New Type Light Car TO SFE THIS SMART CREATION ON DISPLAY AT mer Automobile . 22 MAIN ST. Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 \I&l\ ST. A GREAT “PUNCH and JUDY” SHOW You do not write down your questions! He tells yvou what you are really thinking! SPECTAL LADIES' MAT. FRIDAY MORNING at 10:: VAUDEVILLE Feature Photoplay LEWIS STONE SHIRLEY MASON “WHAT FOOLS MEN” Complete New Show THURSDAY CRAFTS & DOUGLAS “Vaudeville A La Carte” JOE MACK and Bring the Children VISSER TRIO ROSSITER “The song Duck” A Real Surprise HEIIEE CLAY CROUCH & CO. *A Modern Com- | in “Life, Back St edy Occurrence” t Vaudeville’s Fun Fe HITMAN Added Attraction ' WHIT AMATEURS With You!! 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