New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1927, Page 15

Unless otherwisa fn written by tha press 4. theatrical gencles for the MONTY BAD Bank of his career rom ti Augh- funniest gags most thrilling it is a zip- i some of the scenes RIALTO r hothers AT THE The « - | society | tion on Jrama of the , which sfars Gladys Hulette and Joseph | Girard, Other attractions are also | scheduled on the same program. A hathing heauty contest will he staged tomorrow evening as an added frature. STRAND 1wings of € T THE final in just scor v Paramount t ™ day will be by the famous Pickard" Syneopators. | These Orien: the Paul Whit- | man’s of the Far The grand opening of * arbara Worth of POLT PLAYERS— HARTFORD Marion Grant, leading lady of the n proving tof she is a most) and that in the ! tion of the central charac- | play she is superb. For in which the the coss. In the first narrative of thi act s Al to a “bum’s’ life. n oppor-| tunity to earn an honest living is)| offered by a young artist. No soon- er has she permitted herself to fail| in love with him than she learns that the attempt to reform her is liantly dramactic acting when she makes her final decision as to a lifc course. Carolina Sunday Law Held | Up Aw altmg Court Rulm" Columbi C.. March 30 (@ Pending d the courts as to | whether the s ancient blue law | prohibits Sunday sale of gasolin &nd motor oils, Governor Richards, who recently vetoed a bill proposing Jiberalization of the statute, has dis- | rontinuad interference with the s of thesé products, | Mo recently suspended enforce- | ment against playing golf on Sunday for the n. The governor feels th ment of the law | ghould be uniform throughout the state and his action was prompted | 1y court injunctions in several cities permitting Sunday gol and motor product s ion Try Our Daily SPECIAL LUNCHEON AND DINNER, 65c. No Cover Charge. Entertainment every Wednesday and Saturday Evening. Dancing Every Evening. Blue Swan PALACE HARTFORD THIS WEEK i \! 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