New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1927, Page 15

- I;l I|| l' Al r"’ = \ - ,<- - A Uless otherwise Indicated. theatrical written by the press agencies for the @ ] 323 ‘-:/ ) uotices and reviews In this colump are respective gmusement company. R e S S SRS SRR R AR R AR A AL NS A AR L AR LSRR TSRS URY AT THE PALACE Bryant Washburn, who appears in "With Sitting Bull at the Spirit Lal at the Palace tonight, finest bits of work. of the screen and stage, though still young in years, Bryant Washburn it been cast in roles of every de- scription. He has been the roman- tic lcading man and hero, inee idol. He has been the master Villain with twisted mustachios and brch smile; in his earlier screen ca- teer he did many dctors were called upon to make up Yor character rather than to be the correct type for the role to be por- trayed. feature is to be a mighty love epic 3 starring Mary Mc- Allister, Burr McIntosh, Philo Mec- Cullough and Jack Perrin. F v the entire program nge and will offer “Tip- is one of his will offer “Pirates of The sccond feature Charles Hutchinson in the s NEW ORGAN MOST READY Just a few more New Britain will have ity to hear the new Robert Morton golden voiced pipe organ which has been installed in the Capitol theater during the past three months. Workmen are now putting the fin- which will be shown | A veteran actor | the mat- | characters when | days and then | an opportun- | ,Loftus and Company and Stein | ther Four. The feature plhotoplay is “Dance Magic.” starring Fen Lyons and Pauline Stark. “ROMANTIC AGE" Romance lives forever—and modern version from a novel angle, as presented in “The mantic Age” which opened at Lyceum last nigh that makes pleasing entertainment. The story centers about a little {flapper, Alberta. Vaughn and bachelor guardian, Eugene O'Brien —with the Bl Bottom, night clubs, motor cars, and other moder: pleasure devices providing the color. ! ful background for’swiftly paced ac- tion. The flapper loves the bachelor and he loves her. But when his at- love Ro- tractive, no-account younger brother {comes to town, the older man has hi doubts. He sees the boy making love to the girl, and thinks that she re- ciprocates because of youth's call to youth. He is ready to sacrifice his happiness for hers, when in a dra- |matic fire scene, he makes the dis- !covery that despite her light flapper guise, she loves him alone. “The Clown” which panion feature, supplies tl ‘behind the scenes,” and m vivid bit of screen entertainm | As an added attraction tonu,m Lyceum again offers a 80 vaudeville thrill of revue. ishing touches to its delicate mech-| anism and the work of placing the thousand or more pipes in place is | BT AN UNSTEADY HAND, | Morrison’s house part going on rapidly. In size, this Robert Morton organ compares with any in New England and its sonorous sweetness and tone is cqual to any in the country. New Britain should justly feel proud of this instrument as it should make our city musically famous through its installation he The console, or keyhoard, muagnificent piece of work, b gold, has 132 stops. exclusive of the many foot, pedals and traps. has a three manual key line with inclined k and all of them being double action. The is a ng all pipes are concealed in the open grille work over the proscenium arch and in the side walls. The gan chambers having to be enlarged to triple the size pipes and chests. neath is the vast room, the n horse More '\\vnuv re is obtained b or Spencer Turb zrand opening and will appear on this pa The photoplay pr Capitol for today > tomorrow. at the o]m ‘l y and for the two fr be offered. will present Richard Barthel- Lois Moran in * the compg week on e pose will ol ‘Hor Father next comedy Colleen Moore in AT STRAND. rling of the rons yester- when she Baby movies, a splen gave Strand p: day 1 surprise, appeared deville skit called “Pinched.”” Those who anticipated the usuai routine of stures and little audibl in the front rows, were of the best comedy here in vaudeville one in this city E voice ouly to tho; treated to one tuns ever seen with Baby Peggy scori most solid hifs ever won 1 was accorded a rec \wwse surpassing anything ever here, This little star worthy of witnessed proved to be eve out her in advances ounts. natural comedienne does not depend npon being cued by an older person. Peg- gy leads the way all through and it ifely predicted for her that stage she will exceed all the that have been lers in the She will nd tomorrow. am includ the Cooney said a She is re; na obvion ally may be on the honors movies. night the prog Cyelones; Other acts on sisters; Ray PALACE As Cool as the Ocean Breeze Today Tomorrow Dorothy Gish in Bryant Washburn in Sitting Bull at the Lake Massacre “Tip Toes” Co-Feature Charles Hutchison Co-Feature in “Pirates of the Sk “Fire Steel” Tomorrow Evening is to be Coming | a few sonss | of the | tion and | rything | 1 the Dancing | the biggest country store ever held! The main prizes to be given away are couch hammock, beautiful floor lamp, a 42-piece dinner set, and many other useful articles Also A very good entertaining performance N0 BRAKES, NO LICENSE Newington Man Arrested When Po. liceman Strolls Notices His Zigzag Driving on Arch St. Emil Berges ged 5 ington, was arre: 1 at 1 this noon on Arch street by Motorcyels Policeman V Strolls on charges of operating automobile with improper b without having an operator's license in his pos and being under the influence of liquor. According to the police Bergeson was convicted in 10 the charge of driving an au bile while under the influenc liquor. This noon, Of was the handling of Bergeson to 1 to drive to h court Aan kes. adquarters. He tomorrow m ‘Boston ( ommon Becomes Public Mavket Place y 5 (A—For the first ars con r wares on the ric ground yesterday, the Boston Com- | Doston, | time in hawked most his today the guns of mon society were turned on the mn nicipal administration whose actio in issuing the licenses was termed a ““disgrace The Common was turned tempor- farily into a vost fair grounds. An army of vendors of popeorn. soft bhalloons and other art j us associated with a circus mid- | way pushed their way through the | erowd while task of ascertaining who policen had Horton, ty. declared indicative spla president tha was what offtered for the » Common tod: stomed appe thousands of containers, papers and other rubbi littered over its {erass. In the adjoining public gar- dens, the famous frog pond sup- vorted a mass of floating debris, in On the §grien Today Coming Thurs. % ; the |t is a spirited tale | her ! | land, of New- | | little e: { liams . whose sol¢ n gave up the per- | Loges lk‘q'r\(\l \ighh l\( ept \nlurxlah \undflwl and The Midget Revue NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FRANCES WILLIAMS IN STELLAR ROLE - Appears a5 Stell Dalls Wi Poli Players tarama last we liams of the Poli Il plunges into in away many wudience 1o openly wipe urs that at m the cye ported by s Williams th Lyons as L Walter Scott Weeks in wracter role of Ed in this Miss Lyons, a black hair -eved little makes th the Poli Players as ¢l Dallas and in her f with this company makes a vork is couvincing In her lighter is the ty and in miss| mo- young girl : | parts she is the disil is the com- | driven to hate | always had lov Others in the o Ann O'Neal as th Morrison, Edm en Dallas, Fan Fisher Pe and Harry as and Robert voung Englishman, a Mildred Quigl s her most ambiti th the Foli Players a a cold bloo and later ¢ man nover, The amoured of 1 Dallas ne too well known, of Miss Wil- in ughter | happiness « » daught elsewhere . company § Jimmy's Wimmin® ©, with Miss Ani Marrick in ona of the. leading rol: Williams again featured ves from ranada | will be Don’t Put Powder| on Baby’s Face owder ju present Doctors say that > when you us inflamed but- gravates the tro it on baby's sol tocks. 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Added Attraction Tonight THE LYCEUM Vaudeville Revue A comedy, aariety, RICHARD BA of an H. C. Witwe Her Father songs and dance with no advance in_ prices. LADIES' SPECIAT MATINEE This Coupon and 10¢ admits a lady to best seats. Fn. .\wht is € ughty “Connecticut’s Best Open Wednesday Afternoons For Your Convenience . ALLEN MORE Takes First Prize in Medal Handicap at Shuttle Meadow showed that to win the a handicap of gross prize with a 77. rs intent on making the round over the course every LF EVENT | won of he is efficient ! n supervising the | butts and hinges sailed through ries at the Shut- 15-hole 1 as the morn- ad a card of 94 6 for a net of wded all day with could be classed T tied for second la score lin the | aft- Mr. who had 0. B | by to play the wee ling each other | spare hour, TOL Entertainment for All TODAY and WED. 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