New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1927, Page 11

v v ri' .»aw Unless otherw!sa indicated, theatrical written by the prees az \m\xx‘\\\\\\\\\\“\\\m\x\\x\x\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ WAR STORY AT PALACE One of the feature pic Palacs for tomorrow is the Italian picture Blind” which is one of pictures that the Italia have ever produced The War the compa (has the approval of Premicr Benito | s in the pie- on the soldier of Mussolini who ture placing tomb of the appe the wreatl Unknown this Any companion is Hern young girl American vorld pay her divids in n edu- exclusive ds on an fwhen she hes ested chiefly arms constitutes Any Wom Aileen Prir in will for t oday in Wil s will I‘Hr“\ !m The War H‘-l and Ches show The Strand prog this week proved r with local t the recepti 1tures ¢ is the new ilm, “Orchids and pnce again will bo! larity to whe er hits such “Ircne.” The vaudeville is featured amous Royal Pckin Troups roupc of Chinese wonder o just about cverything one magine n the way of en ent and scored with pudiences at cach p erday. The program for Thur v and Saturday will bring to the Btrand a new deville program eaded by Holand and T driennes Troubadors. eature will be the ery picture, “The Gilda Gray will be ttraction for next week beginning Punday evening. of as “Sally” and can AT THE l‘(‘ Shirley Mason and regor arc c eum drama, howing. It is a tense rookdom, filled with as & tender roman tarts with an innocent girl ma g, as she supposes, a man who urns out to be a crook. As his wif he is sent to prison as confede te. En route, ths train is wrecked. fhe is mistaken for the wif vealthy man and taken to his 1 0 recuperate. It is here that ance ente later, when it de- elops that the previous marris vas only a fraudulent one, thin - 5\ *(vw. J\\v at the | 2 nof ks '\\§\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' | 3 ring HOURS” AT CAPITOIL, rful | version of | heads the bill 4 ter today and W A britliant array 1pport | i Roto | ‘r !FUB‘J " PROVES FINE BELODRAMA . Poli Stock Campany Opens Sea- son With Successful Play and in Poli playe ford th : one n) VJ‘ Tri- | Foot Guar dress uniforn their band, > main Linn, com el, director. Vincent Colc re smoothed out for 2 happy end- - On this excellont double feature prozram also is the latest releass of he Colleglans,” with the stars of his exciting college drama again reczing through some exciting in- tdents, with a spectacular athletic eet for the climax News events taken orld are shown in th eels and are especi g since they show eones in China where nd allicd troops today defense of the inter lement. GIFT NIGHT AT RIALTO Another gift night will take plac t the Rialto theater this evening on e same program which has two eaturo pictures. Valuable presents or everyone wi distributed mong those pri nate ones are ifts acceptable. The two feature ttractions which will bring lose their engagement at this time re “The Amateur Gentleman” hrilling of the old are knuckles were the he Speed Champion” a fast a jariller. Richard Barthelmess has e leading role in the first men- oned picturs and Billy Suilivan is red in the second. Tloth pictures ave more than thelr share of ex itement and patrons of this popular layhouse are sure to spend a ¢ erting evening at the Rialto this vening. Selected shorter Fill also be offered. “Love's Tiind- ess” a charming romance heads the ouble feature bill which opens a wo day's run fomorrow. Pauline tarke and Antonio Morcno are tarred. ha?Baby You've Longzd For . Barton Adviscs W hood and Cor all over the weekly news ly inte some of American » lined up st- ent sure to fi subjects n on Mother- panionship “For scveral voars 1 was pessing of mot 1 argarct 1 A the ow 1 - ul little daugh n and hould be addressed urton, 8082 Massacl 0. Correspondence will dontinl. vou for all @ stat Easy t8. Day os evening ciassea. Ask for (rte booklet. MARINELLO SYSTEM OF BEAUTY CULTURB National School of Cosmeticians 72 Fifth Ave., New York City their | to a| good nd a fine a physique, pearance, little ro. tion ris suc bert P of the second woman sant part this we ost of it and prom- [liams joins the ! Of interest to New Britain Iple is the presence in the of Matthew J. Callahan prominent in ur here, Tn this we han has the of carries off cast fill ont t Mexican o5 Wil- e in May. | impany thea r in k's show role he s in the of dancing girls, peons, “The Do drama of life the 1. S horder. Ac Mex the cafe oint start the n | which Ot cote, oxican- | n takes place in 10, Mexico, six border, *where and a gambling which town of from nes a he niles Dolores T med lier known bhey is Mike prictor of clean Eharact Movowich, villaino pr the cabaret, and Mr. W Jose Tostado, a wealth serupulous Mexican w women, then cas jand s on Dolores with en jeyes. Vineont Coleman's hat of Johnnie Powell, fman at cross the [When the improper Il inter ks is Don am To save ecuted | coes to Tost |rifice everything lover's frecdom | This naturally p climax which develops swift- d with the well known melo- | {dramatie “punch.” At that, the play |1s not without its lighter moment {and there are many hearty laughs Hin it '0 miss this show is to miss not only an cxcellent evening's enter- nment, but also to miss a bit o the tists' best cfforts for | [the scttings are superb. Next week the company presents | of the Even " one Belasco's sucees from bein Dolore as the price works scenie of | ol y Sandwina, aspirant for the | | German heavyweight championship, | wlfi the gon of Kate Sandwina, vau- i deville “strong woman." peo- | ¢ * is an exciting melo- | I’oh(e\\oman Finds She NEW BRITAIN DA | | | Through the Static built for volume. Our | rative- | to ‘xu fact | buzz started on Iy carly that a I journey last n t, avy vvo\md the dials at u)m'u 9 what there heavy, wasn't mu o e WAMSG, New Yor its | ther of firms, that if t a4 send in a thing to s wo r box of . We it H a vocal due anfment, § ut You'" The men, | com W ind atation! tad 1zophon: to ou s P hit KDKA ords a Got a d that hd fellow stood he 1 don't from a Lions', m less gloomy. “When corps program transmitted weli, it used to be. Sei- nmbers wore from W WTAM d N was Miami B m WIOD, 2 banjo duct, tion Poli: tional dance W that would hicarts o 1t wa tyle of mner to the sidents Baltimore, proved to ms of the evening. | Comstock was well ' New Britain Heywood ' ¥ Comstock and the at WGBS, evening, o'clock. 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Tel. 1922-2 did not shifting and ILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1927. ‘THE GREEN HAT' IS GRIPPING DRAMA Katharme Cox nell Comiums Her: (By Harald (Cast ot ¢ Parsons’ t impossi ting rec love is s emot an_ appreci markable drama, prose n Hat" e plot to ¢ slow is not warm milli You !y ¢ John R. Prentice, grand- son of J. D. Rockefeller, Sr., went to work when suspend- ed from Yale in 1920 for poor scholarship, and after carning enough money to take him through school, re- turned. Now he is leaving Yale an honor graduate and | a member of Phi Beta Kap-| pa, high scholastic frater- Meriden Y. NEW BRITAIN LOSES N DEBATE WITH MERIDEN M. C. A. Speakers De- feat Team From This City by Close Margin. to Meriden e betwer last eve tain los BUIIING BOOH DN INNEW YORK But It Ts Nothing New—Is There All the Time re one of the nsively dressed PALACE HARTEORD At 8:15 Tonight Prompt GALA PREMIER OPENING Mr. S. Z. POLI Presents THEPOL| PLAYERS | Best Stock Ory ation in Americn 1ON GRANT MR. 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