New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1927, Page 13

g &\\\fi\\\\\\‘\\‘\‘\\‘g AN _— |'| Iyl < ba R T I 7 1 e O a2 OBiesa otherwise indicated, theatrical Dotices and reviews fn this column are written by the prese agencles for the fespective amusement company. EAS R ARANAAEITSITIRRARR AR ARARRRR AL SRR RRRN SR RNNTININNS 'HING BEAUTIES—RIALTO COUNTRY STORE AT PALACE Tonight is t! Country store will be held tonight auty contest at with m, eful prizes and in addition to seei The f pict will b dramas of merit, patrons will hay with 1 & chance to give the o. 0. to seve na Lesli aitractive misses who are in Lilins contest, lace Rex Ingram’s special proc “The M: tirul Alice features, ' year in the 1 which sensation stcps on the 1 sensation and love gives hattle to the uncanny powers of cvil. It is a picture of a thousand thrills Wolves of the Air” Walker and Mildred Ha Tt is a drama woven a d a young alr- plane builder, 1 faithiess friend and sweetheart and his figh to win a govermment contract mail planes, Tomorrow ehange AN L S AR NNS L S SRR - “Black Lowe, enton in production tomorrow and 1y, In this absorbing crook s Bellamy is innocent ts it were, wilo falls in a charn nton e Bel thrilling my, ox to the P Terr md decides to reform ght tor a while, to be ma more * ot (he the chases the are . decides to try one Is b excit- detective, m aboard a 1o be a rum © south seas and v of ti this point on pe the es with melod rapidity and the , s into a trap, TehAnY follows, ris, ns out is nt amatic ty on. or there is a complets program at the Rialto, bringing “The Flame of the Yukon™ and “The Romance of a Million 0 B talking mo; prese Dollar: lio Fran 3on Bernie ra I “DON JUAN" AT John Rarrymors on Jua nting and oni, his AT THE STRAND Today New Britain «will welcome three of its popular sons w appear at the Strand three days heginni with Barney Rapp Victor Recordir th and “om uring with thie grea o wil ter for | ternoon and his notable orchestra, The re Charles and Ray ta and Humphrey Muldowney who jolned Barney Rapp recently, making his vaudeville debut with the news recl bill being offe this IKing nit o superh aets movies, of vaudey The voes strumental sclections are a8 though actually presented by th nd King: Oliver and | As Don )y Early; Mack and 'aq I Yarnell. feature photoplay for |he this week-end is “Too Many Crooks,” |1y ring Lloyd Hughes and Mildred | 1t is a hizhly ting com- with laughs and the rrymore n itest lover of e domin in wh st inel lis Haver, Hop character o i h inz Estelle Helene Cc . Willard Lo Warner O vrison sce is supporte Taylor, Love, action Tuesday "ha Bellamy i Monday, adn Wednesday will be phone Girl,” with Madge and Warner Baxter . VITAPHONE AT MAJESTIC A novel idea has been con by the management of the n jestic theater in Hartford. [Urged on by the phenomenal success of | Grac S the Vitaphone in Ilartford, Monday, | April 25th, has been set aside New Britain day and a cordial wel come awaits all theater patrons from this city who wish to attend | the Vitaphone presentations on that day. What the Vi y is would nee; explanati Juan escapes 1 g the one and his which 1 would-he abductor of t} he 1e- Tiber river is a th ordsmanship in » chaste ith whor himse ived Ma- | iss comedy ich Mary Forrest is presenting at Parsons’ theater, Hartford, tonight just prior to its N« York ergoers will have a new acquaintance with Shattuck, who a few ase one af lights in New York's firmament, Miss Shattuek w first of the gir ‘eber & Fields Mu some time since r history. As a matter newspaper men of that many a toast to Truly Truly years ago the high theatrical one of d for the Hall, whigh 4 into the- fact, the day Through th tion of gigantic and int chinery the screen he new meaning to the picture audi- ences. The characters now live— breathe—sps nd sing in absolute life-like manner, <0 amazing that it one withils| e marvelously natural — appearance. | Broadway suec Those who contributed their efforts |sugo. After Miss Sh in making this inital program of Un-{\w.hor & Fields, George surpassed beauty and variety are alccurcd her services inm long line of celebrities 1n the reM | g Dronuetions, in of art and entertainment. JOhn | oo ot the head of i Barrymore, the screen's greatest|p lover, and charming Dolores Costello | e co-starred in the mighty drama | When a Man Loves” an epic of | mighty passions and glorious hero- fsms, Tickats m, imed spectacle awe fnony on th nous sic tuc! lert M. Cohan 1y of his 1 he a Iour wi CAPITOL It's tough to be famous for pla Ing Irish roles—when it makes k to eat corned beoef ¢ he procured in vance at M s Music Shop, This is the p Main St., or reserved by mail if ac-{finiong Jrish companied by check. Checks should [ goraen. In *priseo be mailed With return stamped €n-| Notro-Goldwyn. M veldfe to Majestic theater, 174 -| playing at lum strect, Hartford, Conn. h Ty eral times a day for three days. POLI PLAYERS And the one thing that upsets her No show in many vears has glven | stomach is this dish, more delight to theatergoers through | It took considerablo heroism 1ts melodics than v,” the Zieg-|Miss Price to cat — and feld musical comedy success in which | though she enjoyed it! the Poll Players are appearing at| Starting Sunday for four days— the Palace, Hartford, all this week. | Richard Dix in “Knockout Reilly. “Look for the Silver Lining” is su-| parb and there are many other! happy songs, such as the title song, | “Sally,” “In the Night Time,” * Wild Rose,” and “Whip-O-WilL. There are several specialties ar dances galore, the latter arranged b Billy Lynn, comedian of the com- pany. And the Poli Players can sing and dance, as this week’s audi- ences know full well. Tt is Indeed a talented company assembled for this year's stock season. Marion Grant {3 playing the title role and is | a delight in the Marilyn Miller part of the little settlement waif “makes good” in the Follic cent Coleman, Robert Pe others of the company are ex in the comedy sessions and other big | numbers, One of the most pleasing features of the prescntation is the | ballet offering, “The Romance of the | Rose,” with Myrtle McCarron in the | solo part. It of Kate Price, lienne of the Iy Levy, o comedy now the Capitol theater, she to eat corned hecf and hhay look as An epic of of romunce, Johnnle Walker and to best m Leave your vote for prettiest girl at hox office Our Dally | No Cover Charge. | | Entertainment every Wednesday and Saturday Evening. Dancing Every Evening. 9 THEATEI HARTFORD PARSON ONE NIGHT ONLY Thursday, April 21 MARY FOR A NEW COMEDY “FATHER WALKS our” by Grace Livingston Furniss with CHARLOTTE JANE ALTEWUS Prices—30c to §2.30 [PALACE RTFORD ALL THIS WEEK POLI PLAYERS Mat. T . Thurs, Sat., 2:13 FLORENZ i i Starring. MARION GRANT and VINCE COLE Supported The Best Stock Compn 50- N n. FRIDAY, AVRIL 22 NEE SATURDAY AS Including o Real Benuty Chorus Notices—Overture Starts Promptly at 8:10; Curtaln Rises Promptly at 8. NEXT WEEK—Fdmund Abbey's 10th Anniversary—“ALIAS THE DFACON: ——————————— Nights—$2.50 to f0c.. plus tax. inee—$2.00 to 50c. 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