New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1927, Page 5

L o B ) ] Lo el b odb TWO GREAT MOVIES BOOKED AT LYCEUN, “Wolves of the Air” and “Quar- antined Rivals” love themselves added a ha 1 stay. Iur other factory and velops b 1 ployer's dau 1 him to build n \ts to destroy nd hires three ski tempts climax In 'he Colle; sode of interest, reple esting i shown & news e sills at markal four day, 1 3 vau uesday and We several of vaudeville's most nam the theme o Milton Sills fe The vaudeville for Paadlined by Harry Ames pany in their notable skit, Tour.” This act is one stravagantly pres present day vaude tude, the Dixie ile boys in nd Yama variety } Melody Lan 1 manag tha or or Other vand t hooked into t} tabloid v Old Homestead, used to establish 1 will be of medic city, childrer homes as well as ch m the orphanage needed and ne “'his worthy cause arted and gencrous public.—advt. ('arolina Selects Girl “As Best (oloxatula April [ » being x.’n«’\n d a right now, tion of ) a south-wide nd voice contest to be completed at ligh Point, N. C,, this month. « sougs of the hndw i South Caroli Miss Emily Guerry has been selected as the b ano in the of Dr and a nicce of Rishop Wil- gt . Guerry of t of Charleste v ring—in the aeans they're married. A micry inz us Gr that of unwanted daughter whose | mother refuses to accord the girl | theate one of home. Then there develops a situ tion that is keenly d which mak n “Wolves ¢ Iy and made e I man o lolph Cheste snappy voung salesman who, down by the pampered elder d compiications 1 donble Par; ions ston and netion with this picture the Cap- | S0oviet Women Ignore v (hdnzes in l- hmlr inds overtime itol will give | complete WAVE OF REFORM 1 pilots to do [n Some Pl £ Even Rolled his on colls There | current styles of women's dr son, who felony for a girl to appe streets d “Love your hrother as vourself” 18 | Zi cational Kan coll stock or bloomn: reads as follows continu we | top of the hose. hent announc- ton will test hit, * also be p street cl of womanhood whi ster Ball ster hall will b at the s Woman's Hospital boar nd suppo bud for children at the hosp ilable for children in care throughout the who come ren who come It will fill a helping and aling little children, needs whole- support of the dinan counei and order, { not custon will ban the wearing of knicker- | phvcical culture bockers by women. Other things | * [tabnoed are frightening dumb ani- | Ruth followed <c3 on the streets, | jiving, loud crying of their ware by ped- | pa could dlers, driving ecattle throngh the | wag brous lls, and bad | the cold fact that his baseball da mals, galloping ho streets, throwing snow provided for. On Hallowe it to come out {n plus fo edos, or saflor pants, that will right for that evening only. refers ohjectors to t ment Continuous Performance 2-10:15 with A Thrilling Story of the Race- | | track with Eileen Perey and David_Torr | coMmpy = PARSONS’ wdent suitor of his choice he gives MRS. FISKE »pe capable of magnify- 12 an object 12,000,000 times is be- 1 in the detection of disease NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, POLI PI “The Patsy” YERS ill be the delightful comedy drama in which the l(m IMayers will appear he ac . Hartford all next week \Lumn' ant will have another brilliant role | r rightful place in the family, 0, in spite of the me ml makes a sacrifice that is in- ended to shicld her mother from sorrow. | The Patricia of the story s a| arming miss who accepts the place | outcast” and says nothing until | r father's infrequent visit ma the play highly enter Vincent Coleman, 1 the company, app ning. family, look. THE. CAPITOTN of history in are tog picture, “Goldwy of the Budar Sunday to the | e four days, Capitol w program ¥ On T our or Wome * with mond H e a o lady's | 1 later. | re will ofter | difornia or | “Convoy™ is coming. Hose Is Banned Kansas Cit 8 (EFS) — ems to ve of reform cping the country in regard to | The other day it was Gloj ne out surpris inst short skirts and bobhed h n came word from Collingwood, . that t town had made it a r on the d in knickerhockers, Mary P. Van at th ow an edict of Mrs dean of women s forbids co-cds to roll their <. | The girls have baen very nice | out it, and there has been a rush | t Manha t state coll 2 is situnted, | an Van 7 . Mrs. Van Zile's pronunciamento “While short skirts ( to be in style co- bloomers w nee Tength) must hich reach over the | Wear raincoats buttoned over | hathing suits when going w0 and | from the homes to the bathing po he city park. “hange the bathing suit for es before stopping any- after a swim. belisve these standards al- indards of the ma ping with hers. e 1 7 ty of the wom- to cl T ) April 5 (E ntence of 90 days s the | ishment provided for viol new and immora ty" or- to “preserve public peace | A provislon fort e vy for his or her sex guage, Just one earnival night en all re- ictions off, and if the Police Recorder H. 1 tinly responsible for the o o his authority. RIALTO JOR THE (Illl.llll N At Today's Matinee! 5 Pa ates Given Aw ¥ Two Big Features Tonight “THE GAY DECEIVER” nd Carmel .yers “IRACE WILD” oday and e HARTFORD Three Nights Beginning Monday MATINEE WEDNESDAY in Henrik fhsen Play of Family Lite “GHOSTS” || Eve. 50c-$3.45—Mat. 50c-$2.30 SATURDAY, APRIL 9, SPLENDID GRIME AT THE PALACE - “Wild to Go” Alsov There for Gompanion Feature can lick the Cri ce for Sunday Tuesday in the proser Daniels in her 1 “Wild To Go” Terusal | public, ion | wea " ETHEL: RUTH'S TRAINER 1S QUITE HOPEFUL s Lauks for Grea Season on Parl of Bambino rs such as prescribed by | labelled * normal proportion hack of 1926 came & when the big slugger wanted motion pic- | 1t Hollywood, | fore, awve always Shown | “Colonel ru\m'. n any force to make these | fhe hasn't taken such in signing Ruth ir contract calling for ind total of £210,000, “Ruth is good for at least $200 or 2 morc tive.! | treraendous gamble | the convinced hims t keep in condition and, tion | that he ed by the borough 'to cCiovern declared, the sucecess from follow lding any person | common-sense sys rin the streets in the dress | ana diet have | come converted Ruth from ear or two and thought ¢ well he did | ited by his wonder. in the pennant 2 year 15 | gver n new | that was illust S | fu)l record last year, a and world’s series. » big season in °C | Govern completing h This 3 1n.u conditioning course, ddition to a substan MeGovern's penses for the trip from New York tadies who make Try Our Daily SPECIAL LUNCHEON No Cover Charge. crtainment every Wednesday and Saturday Dancing Every Bise Swan| PALACE | n \Rll llllll |POLI PLAYERS ALL THIS WE DANCING Night and Sunday BLACK KITTENS Farmington “Laff That Off” T COLEMAN N BERNARD STEELE Black Kittens Orchestra | FLASHES OF LIFE: PRESIDENT SAID | TO HAVE PERFECT FEET; NO. 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