New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1927, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1927, ‘KA 9 | Miss Marjory Connelly as Kathleen La Rocque, Frances Nolan, \xzry‘uum; McEnroe, Mary Ryan, Rose- | Countess Alens Byron Harrington | Stoddard and Yattee. the newspaper English Labor Leaders penny dictionary. Arthur Hender- L | O'Day, and Charles Moore as Jim- McCann, Ruth McAloon, Naomi|lyn Hanrahan, Frances Winifrey, |and Huntley Stoddard of London.” |said it was alleged, were one and the - son grew up in an iron foundry. TH l-:y Stanton. Both have pleasing Herman and Alma Hanks. | Mildred May, Marie Moffit, Alberta| The Tribune said the change of |same person Mostly Self-Educated Both of taese men have sons who | voices. Their best work was in the| Every Road Is the Right Road— | McEnroe, Grace Farrell, Anna Don- plans followed the r | “None of the family fn Chicago| London, Feb. 13 (P — Britain's | have taken degrees at Cambridge. renditfon of Kathleen, a captivating Dorothy Reed, Elizabeth McAloon, |lan, Mary Morelli, Betty Smith, Sheriff Wolf of Dayton, who, before ever met Miss Simms' flance,” Fer- | Labor leaders are nearly all self-| Stephen . Parliament's melody. the strain of which is wel- Nora Kelly, Mary O'Mara, Cather-| Helen Lynch. Charles Harrles Simms, father of the | dinand W. Peck, Jr., said here. “She | educated men, but many of them | Labor “bantam.” was brought -up comed at intervals through the two ine Brown, Dorothy Boilard, Mary, Kiddies—Anna Cavanaugh, Anna | bride-to-be, served Stoddard with a!had known him about six months.”” | are sending their sons to universi- in an industrial school, but he gave ts. MclInerney, Margaret Burke, Helen | Hehir, Mary Reilly, Winifred Nolan, summons against Herman Albrecht|Mr. Peck, however, expressed the | ties his son university training at Man- Rmval Sh Ab] P d Cd b To the work of 3Miss Margaret McCarthy, Doris Greene, Irene | Catherine Kennedy. Helen McIner- Yaffes of Philadelphla and New |opinion that Stoddard had been| Arthur Henderson, Ramsay Mac- | chester, and Ramsay Macdonald's OW y m uc ylcorman must be attributed much of Welch, George Welr, Robert Regan, ney, Anna McMahon, Mathilda York. The summons was the result | mistaken for Yaffee, and was not donald, J. R. Clynes and Stephen | son is a student at Oxford. the pep of the show. As Flossle Thomas Conway, Fred Morin, Law- | Farmer, Rita Crowley, Agnes Welch, of a divorce suit filed in Portland, | the same man. Walsh were educated chiefly in | o New B[‘llam Thesp]al]s Neverset, a coquette, she enlivened ' rei.ce Boilard, Joseph Callahan, Ed.! Eleanor Stewart, Lena Lanterni, Me. by Edith Widing, who alleged | Mrs. Ferdinand W. Peck, Sr, has | board schools, mines, factories and | The United States has no diplo- |ths productlon with witticisms, vo-| Morin, Tom Weston, Ed. Hinchey, | Marie Hahn, Clara White, Mary La | Yaffes married her in April, 1 departed for TFlorida, where she | labor organizations. At the age | matic relations with six European | cal numbers presented in a most Ed. Janelle, Francis McInerney. | Rosa, Rose La Rosa, Rose Varano, will join her granddaughter and the | of eleven J. R. Clynes worked all | countries — Andorra, Lischtenstein, (By the Herald Reviewer.) | pleasing fashion, and dances.| Shy Maids—Mary Souney, Stella | Anna Murphy, Helen Pisko, Mary = latter's mother. The three then will ! day in a mill and galned his educa- | Monaco, San Marino, Rusela and “Kathleen,” musical comedy pro-| “Dance-o-Manla,” a snappy number Smith, Helen Dehan, Mary Staubly, | Tata, Margaret Green. Helen O'Neil, sail for Cuba. tion at night with the aid of &ix- | Turkey. duction presented by the Immacu-| by Miss Gorman with a chorus of Mary Boilard, Mary Grace, Mary Gertrude Shine, Marion Liebler, . i | late Conception Guild of St. Mary's| dancers was the show's high spot. Leonard, Lavern Kindelan, Grace Madalene Flood, Veronica Shea, o church at the Y. M. T. A. & B. 8o-! Assisting in this dance, were the Bonney, Concetta Ciccio. | Marie Richardson. ways “'st ciety hall last night, proved to be Misses Margaret Moffitt, Lillian Mc- Tennis Girls — Emily Clark, Mary| Guest Girls—Emlly Clark, Mary a pleasing offering with several| Enroe, Mary Ryan, Roselyn Hanra- Donahue, Teresa Vitale, Dorothy|Donahue, Teresa Vitale, Dorothy 7[%”? e_/f/,,u,,? songs that were really catchy, danc-| han, Frances Winifrey, Mildred Zink, Margaret Wright, Elizabeth | Zink, Margaret Wright, Ellzabeth I NS < % inz of high grade, and a continuous May, Maric Moffitt, Alberta McEn- Burns, Hazel McNamara, May Kelly, | Burns, Hazel McNamara, Elizabeth n (1) i Distributors We Feature n of comedy. The show will be roe, Grace Farrell, Anna Donlan, Elizabeth Donahue, Mary Clark, Corbly, May Kelly, Elizabeth D for the :peated tonight. Mary Morelll, Betty Smith and Margaret Prendergast, Mary Ken- | hue, Mary Clark, Mary Prenderga . The character roles were in the Helen Lynch. nedy, Dorothy Scanlon, Doris Gunt-!Mary Kenney, Dorothy Scan LA ROSE hands of Clement Lewls as Lem| Miss Mary McCrann, a student of erman, Jennie Gasperini, Charlotte | Doris Gunterman, Jennle Gas asperini, HATS Underduck, correspondence school: Marie Lamponi, was featured in Q'Riley. | Charlotte O'Riley. ; R N M]LL[NERY CO detective of Flynville, Merritt Hu-| “Twinkling Toes” Hers was the villagers — Helen McCormack, | R 4 mason as Teckley Bramble, the on'y aesthetic dancing introduced in Elizabeth McAloon, Mary O'Mara, R G G ; checker champlon and Miss Jewell the show and it left the audience Margaret Burke, Dorothy Sullivan, APPROACHIN WEDDIN Nevery continent, in every country 177 MAIN STREET Crowe, as Arabella Wilkins, the with a desire for more of the same Jrene Welch, Charles Brigandi, John | MAY NOT TAKE PLAGE —to the remote, far corners of the postmistress who reads the mall high grade. The captivating little peatty, Philip O'Reilly, Francis| earth—Beecham’s gentle laxative pilis Although they had no speaking lines miss displayed real ability and grace. Roche, Robert Regan, Gerald Me- | i have been famous for nearly 100 years and their names were lost in the| Charlle Farmer, the dancing but- court. | Only merit has made them win suc! list of “villagers” the pantomime ler, was a hit In his speclalty num-| By Hecks—Lena Alfierl Marion Chicago Paper Declares Miss Simms | great fame—for nearly 100 years count of Charles Brigandi and Phillp| ber. Norman Barber as Flynville's' Barron, Alice Connelly, Alice Gin- e less substitutes have been offered. O'Rellly, boys of the chorus, was millionaire, and Willlam Kinlry as gras Lila Jacobs, Catherine Janells, | 2 | Butfadsand fancies pass—Beecham's outstandingly entertalning. As Ned Rollingston, unscrupulous col- Grace King, Esther Kennedy, Cath- Sattiay, Pills grow in popularity. These remark- “hicks,” the two lads convulsed in lege man, gave a most acceptable crine McInerney, Margaret McKin- | | able pills offer quick, positive relief from laughter as jokes of almgnac vin-| presentation of the heavy roles. The ney, Mary Newell Helen Prender- Chicago, Feb. 18.—(#— The \1;:\- Scipal and resultant biliousness, tage were exchanged between the| music, in charge of John J. Crean, gast, Mary Prendergast, Ruth Rob- bune today said that relatives of Miss adigestion. | % sherift and Bramble. Miss Crowe'a| contributed greatly to the show's ! inson, Constance Smith, Euphemia Charlotte Simms, granddaughter of ecchan SPECIAL SELLING OF character work was excellent. Hum- | success. Stor ; | the late Ferdinand W. Peck, pioneer bemacesiby phrey Muldowney, rotund German| Those who assisted in the chorus Dance My Ladies (Couples)— |Chicagoan, had learned that she, i it Gyl Horaleand : A NG th e Zehoe; | W 3 ne the bride of Ken- | P 0 ”‘”"“‘" storckeeper, had the audlence in a|numbers and dances are: Steve Hayes, Catherine Kehoe; | would not become the < e R ARROLECHaE % ‘m‘ S . oar while he was on the stage. One Lassles—Margaret Kiniry, Frances George Paris, Helen Lynch; Donald |yon Anthony Stoddard at Dayton, O L R AL L Gt A of the most amusing features was|Stabuly, Agnes Fagen, Esther Rain- Maguire, Lillian Gingras; Tom Con- |on Saturday, as scheduled. SoheziNzst niliac | ( y a dancing contest between Lewis eault, Mary Hennessy, Helen Huma- v Mary Kennedy; Thomas West- | Chicago newspapers of necamher K and Humason as Miss, Crowe and | son, Louise Smith, Marion Hartigan, on, Kathryn Grace; Eddie Hinchey, |30, carried announcement of the en- Zi Muldowney acted as judges. 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