New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1927, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY .12, 1927, ISEARGH IS MADE |52 5"=5 5= FORMER ENEMIES they encountered fog on the Grahd FORLOST FUERS 57555 bor Grace would have given them & water passage most of the way to ‘AFrence | Britain, to Captain Alexander Cun- ningham Reid, member of parlia- ment for Warrington, who distin- guished himself as an aviator dur- NOW COMPANIONS= =2~ § z \ "4!!'3““'"!“{ A;I‘Fl,l'!'"" “'“‘l ‘ [PH & T Uuless otherwise tndicated, thestrical written by the press sgescies fos the NALS LA STI NN NN GOOD SHOW AT CAPTTOL An excellent program of double feature photoplays opens: a three day engagement today at the Capi- tol. Both features afford great en- tertainment. One attraction offers Johnnie Hines, that clever comedian in his new hit “All Aboard,” & riot- ous comedy tour on land and sea. The companion feature offers Conway Tearle and Irgne Rich in “My Offictal Wi 3 —_— YOHEATERS” AT LYOEUM “Cheaters,” & story of how a quartet of three men and a beauti- ful young. girl extricated them- sélves from the toils of an un- scrupuious underworld character, {s the naw movie drama at the Ly- ceum, 1t stars Helen Ferguson, Pat O'Malley, Stanford Davidson and Heinte Conklin. The second feature is Rex, the king of wild horses, &p- pearing in “No Man's Law." The talking movies, presenting four acts' of vaudeville, add to the entertainment. The acts include Roger Wolf Kahn and his night club orchestra in their orchestra version of “Raggedy Ann,” and Al ma Ritter singing several of her blues for which she is noted as a singer for records. The other two acts are “The National Quartet” in song and close harmony; and’ Ru- uolph: Wiedoft with his +xovhone. In “No Man’s Law” it {s Rex that has the principal role and with al- most human intelligence rushes to the rescus when his human friends are in danger. ‘The cast includes Theodore Von Eltz, Barbara Kent, Oliver Hardys and James Finlayson. e COUNTRY STORE AT RIALTO The Rialto theater will show to- day one of the outstanding pictures of the year. It is “Women Love Diamonds,” & daring expose of the heart of a gold-digger. The cast is comprised, of such stellar artists as Pauline Starke, Owen Moore, Doug- las Fairbanks, Jr., and Lionel Barry- more. It takes New York city life, the life of the idle rich usually re- garded as a tinselled Paradise and delves beneath it into the grim tragedies and desperate longings that encompass the slaves of gold. The added attraction besides & number of other film subjects will be the usual Thursday night Country Store with the biggest prizes and the most fun of any in town The prizes this evening include among the many, & $50.00 suit of clothes. Tomorrow there will be two big features. The first will be “The Red Mill,” with Marion Davies and the second will be “The Great Gatsby,” with Lois Wilson and Warner Bax- ter. THO INURED IN CRASE Police Commissioner Morton and James F. Alfano Hurt in Berlin Todsy and Taken to Hospital. Police Commissioner Harry E. Morton of 132 Arch street and James F. Alfano of 640 Stanley street were brought to New Britain General hospital shortly before 3 o'clock this afternoon and treated for cuts about the head and face, suffered in an automobile accident in Berlin. Details were lacking as the men were being treated at press time, but it was reported that an automobile in which they were rid- ing struck a tree or a pole. Their injurles are not serious it is sald. Dies From Injuries Received in Accident Woodmont, Conn., May 12 (P— Mrs. Danlel Fitzsimmons, who with her daughter, was hurt in a colli- sion of their automobile with a trolley express car two weeks ago on State street, died at her home in Hawley avenue today. , 0 Mrs. Fitzsimmons had been able to be about the house. It had been thought her injuries were mostly bruises, and her cendition ‘was not regarded as critical. Today she was taken ill with lit- tle warning and dled soon after. Illinois Democrats Are Still Strong for Smith French Lick, Ind, Ind., May 12 (® — Illinois democrats still want Governor Al Smith of New York for the democratic presidential nominee next year, despite the re- cent’ launching of the boom for Zvans Woolen, Indianapolis bank- cr, according to George E. Brennan of .Chicago, democratic national conimitteeman from Iliinols. PALACE A lasgh, s Cry, » Real Play “IF | WAS RICH" Piayed by the Greatest Stock Cempany in .A’-nrln. Starring MISS MARION GRANT and MR. VINCENT COLEMAN Mat. Twes., Wed., Thurs. Sat., 2:15 Every Evening, 8:15 BE A SUBSCRIBER g The subscription list 1s growing daily, over 5,000 on the list. Why not hand your mame in at the box office + and have the same seat held for you ench week without extra cost. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL GLEE CLUB CONCERT Thursday Evening, May 13 at 8:18 D. 8. T. Tickets on Sale at McCoy's Musio Store }lll " S0 9590 9099900099696 - . % ty =t % % Botioes and reviews fn thif cotuma are ¥ Tespective amussment company. SN BUNDLE PARTY AT PALACE The main attraction for tonight at the Palace will be one of the most laughable and funniest “Bun- dle party” you ever saw. There will be 25 valuable prizes that will please every one: The feature pic- ture for tonight is Laura La ¥Plante in “The Beautiful Cheat.” ‘Another splendid program of dou- ble feature bill will be. tomorrow. Reed Howes and Mildred Harris in “The Selt Starter” and “Dangerotis Virtue” with Jane Novak. AT THE STRAND ‘The new bill-today at the Strand has many notable features. On the screen is Gloria Swanson in her lat- est production, “The Love of Sunya”. On the stage is E. Janis and his re- vue in an elaborate song and dance festival called, *Shoes;” Barry and ‘Whitledge in their big time routine of comedy and song; George Broad- hurst and Co., in the comedy skit, “The Pirate’s Den;” Michel, the youthful musician and the Temple Trlo. ’ “The Love of Sunya” s Gloria Swanson at her zemith. Into this production she has flung her soul. Its lavish atmosphere; its panorama of fashion; its exotic high life; its co- lossal human problems make it great. Strand are announced as follows: be- ginning Sunday evening for four days is & screen version of Elinor Glyn's story, “Ritzy" starring Betty Bron- son. Beginning Monday afternoon, for three days the Strand will pre- sent the miost discussed man in all the world, Rahmen Bey. SEX CENTER IN BRAIN REPORTED Atlanta Dactor Makes Tmportant Announcement Kirksville, Mo, May 12 (UP)— Claim of discovery of the sex center in the brain was announced at a conference of physicians here today by Dr. M. C. Hardin, M. O., Atlanta, Ga., president of the American Elec- tronic Research association. “So far as I have been able to determine, the existence of a sex center in the brain has been un- known to medical science,” Dr. Har- din sald. “Many other brain centers to a sex center in adl the medical authorities to which I have access.” Dr. Hardin said he located the sex center in the area of the skull just over the third frontal gyrus, or con- volution, and just in front of. the speech center or broca. He said that center ‘undoubtedly exercises & powerful influence over sex behavior. The discovery was made by chance siclans, by means of a highly sensi- tive electronic diagnostic apparatus which makes it possible to identify radio-active emanations from vari- ous parts of the body. POPE IS PLEASED. Rome, May 12 (®—Pope Pius ex- pressed gratification today over the announcement by the British for- eign secretary, Sir Austen Chamber- lain, that maintenance of an official British representative at the vatican is ‘now regarded as a permanent pelicy. ; TO BECOME CITIZEN Thomspon, Conn, May 12 (P— Anastase Vonsiatsky who married Mrs. Marian Ream Stephens, of Chicago, daughter of the late Nor- man B. Ream, in Paris some years ago, is an applicant for final cit- izenship papers and his petition will be heard in September by the su- period court of Windham county. 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LYCEUM ke ¥ aN Pk e T () TODAY—FRIL—SATURDAY - 3—GREAT FEATURES—3 “THE CHEATERS” with PAT O’'MALLEY and HELEN FERGUSON Also TALKING PICTURES —4 BIG AOTS—4 —A Dandy Thriller For All— The King of The Wild Horses King——REX—King in \ “NO MAN'S LAW” e 100—Children After School—10c to See REX, WILD HORSE LADIES' SPECIAL MATINEE This coupon and 10c. will admit . any lady to best seats at mat. ! last year, Dr. Hardin told the phy- | (Continued from First Page) that the airplane heard was follow- ing the approximate course mapped out by Captain Coli for the trans- atlantic machine. Harbor Grace is near the isthmus connecting the Avalon and Purin peninsulas at the southeastern end of Newfoundland. Conception and Trinity bays are to the north .of this isthmus and Placentia bay to the south. Apparently the airplane which was heard passed over the isthmus northwest of Harbor Grace, ceeded in making Placentia bay. St.-Plerre, the only dependency left to France on the North Ameri- can continent, lies at the mouth of Placentia bay. Emile Gaboury, French consul Herea, has wired the governor of St. Plerre suggesting that the bay be searched for the Nungesser plane. Possible Locations St. John's N. F.,, May 12 (®—If the airplane which three reputable residents of Harbor Grace report having heard whirring through the of Captains Nungesser and Coli there to what happened to it afterward. The two men, Peter O'Brien, a farmer, and Captaln John Stapleton, who gave the first report yesterd of an airplane engine but could not see the plane because of the fog. Mrs. Hinto, wife of the superintendent of the Imperial Cable at Harbor Grace, reported today that she also heard Next “ week's attraction at the|;, Second Largest Town Harfor Grace, 25 miles in an air line ndrthwest of St. John’s, is the second largest town in Newfound- land, with a population of 5,000. The main part of the town is on & hill overlooking Conception bay, in which is located Bell island with its famous iron mines. O'Brien’s farm is behind the hill. The whole eastern coast of the colony is cut up into great penin- sulas. On the southernmost of these is the city of St. John's, capital of Newfoundland. Across Conception bay is another on which Harbor Grace is situated. On the other side of this second peninsula is Trinity bay, which cuts so deeply into the island that it almost meets the waters of Placentia bay on the southern coast of Newfoundland, which is roughly triangular . in shape. Is Fishing Country Newfoundland is primarily a fish~ ing country and except for a few lumbering, paper mill and mine set- tlements in the interior the popu- lation is almost exclusively ocen- tered on the peninsulas and the shores of the innumerable bays and coves. A railroad skirts the shore are known but there is no reference|of Conception bay. An airplane flying due west over Harbor Grace would cross the pe- ninsula to Trinity bay which at that point is 15 miles wide, Keeping the same course it would cross a nar- row neck to the head of Placentia ‘bny, known as Arnold's Cove, ten {miles above the water and it would strike into the interior of southern Newfoundland, a desolate and rugged region of forests and rocks but south -of the mountaimous district. On a due west course these condi- tions would continue for more than 200 miles untii the plane passed north of Port-Aux-Basques and reached the Gulf of St. Lawrence. A slight turn to the southward would give a passage over the Atlantic to Cabot stralt, between Newfound- land and Cape Breton and thus into the same gulf. s Agrees With Plans This would harmonize with plans 'PALACE TODAY LAURA LA PLANTE In “THB BEAUTIFUL CHEAT” The amaring Ad ires. Girl who became a ml:'sc::!n a world of Love, Romance and High Society. Belect Short Sabjects _— TONIGHT BIG BUNDLE PARTY Wil be Held 25—Valaable Useful Prizes—35 for all Members of the Family Come tonight and yow'll surely e the night of fun. i eniey Cise e T S e S ol N TOMORROW Double Feature Program JANE NOVAK in “DANGEROUS VIRTUE” Where Ignorance fs Bliss a Girl is veyg likely to remain o Mise. Companion Feature “THE SELF STARTER" with Reed Howes and Mildred Harris RIALTO Broad st. Phone 4268 —TODAY— “WOMEN LOVE DIAMONDS” PAULINE STARKE, OWEN MOORE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. Many Other Subjects. ~TONIGHT- COUNTRY STORE ¢ Biggest In Town.™ Many prizes—A Suit of Clothes ~—a Bridge Lamp—a Barrel full of ? Surprises—and many others. —TOMORROW— MARION . DAVIES in % “THE RED MILL" and WARNER BAXTER— LOIS WILSON in' “THE GREAT GATSBY” proceeding southwesterly and . suc- i Cabot strait, broken only by the stretches of two or three peninsulas. A course almost due south would bave carried them 40 miles across the great Avalon peninsula, com- prising the whole southeastern sec- tion of Newfoundland, to the head 25 of 8t. Mary’s bay on the south coast, jwhence they could have kept on southeastward to the Nova Scotim|Years ago two machine gunners coast or turned west and headed for the Gulf of St. Lawrence. On the other hand, bave made the mistake of heading northwest they would have been car- |& Canadian.. ried into the vast wilderness of the mountainous interior of the colony. One hope of a safe there, however, lies in the fact that & third of the surface of Newfound- | here. land is covered with water. There are several large lakes and many smaller ones besides large and small {machine Every effort was being made today to check the reports from Harbor Grace and to learn whether anyone |the electric plant. else there or elsewhere in New- foundland heard or saw the “White iwas at Frankfurt-on-the-Main in Germany. He enlisted as a machine gunner and was sent to the front Harbor Grace, in a message today to | lines. fog last Monday morning was mttSlr William Horwood, acting gover- nor of Newfoundland, said that the |peg, Man. He enlisted with is & wide variety of possibilities as |three .persons who had reported |Tjttle Black Devils, 27th battalion hearing the airplane engine on Mon- | o¢ the Canadian army, day morning were prepared to make oath to that effect. He said he had jlald all the facts before the local said they distifetly heard the noise | Magistrate. 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BROADHURST BEGINNING SUNDAY ELINOR GLYN’S “RITZY” -Canadisn and ex-German Soldiers in Same Office Chicago, May 13 (UP) — Ten started out through the blackness of No-Man's land sniping at each One was a German and the other ‘Today the continued staring at each other, but it was over a glass landing, even |topped desk where the two work for the Western Electric company The story came to lighl Harry Ratcliffe, former Canadian and William kaiser's army, recounted their war experiences in a lull of business at Seligmann’s home before the war Ratcliffe's home was at Winni- sent to the front line in France. 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