New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1927, Page 23

AEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. 1. DAY, SEP T is. <8 1027, ity xmmmx\m\xm\mxn\xm\ "m.'l'll r\d' .,--}'M =" : ,» ||||fl||||k Unless otherwise indicated. theatrical motices and reviews in this column are writtep by the press agencles for the respective amusement company. ARVALALTALALLLALL LA RN RN R REARRRER A RR RN AR L L AN XX AT THE PALACE A vpicture of post once the gavest city in ¢mpire, is shown in “The Greate Glory,” June Mathis' super-featur for First National release. The pic- ture is on its way to Palac theater and it will be shown in this city time on Sunday and Monday. On Sunday the Palacs theatar will hold three shows. th ond show at 7 and the third ow at 9 o'clock The n the var Vienna, | the Austrian the for the first picture shows the changes lives of a well-to-do Vien family before and after the war. The scenes in the picture are authentic, and give a new into conditions In wa Austria not hitherto reve Heading an ~dingly lare cast are Anna Q. Nilsson and Coi v Tearle As an added double feature Le local amatcurs the theater tonight. The pictur tion offers “Wandering Girls,” t Columbia production, featur ing Dorothy Revier. The cond t ‘Thunder,” the attraction program, thers tion offers marvel d thrilling melo- Silent Ave fam in a “The ng On there will be two pictur “What and Tom Ty- “The Sonora Saturday excellent feature Happened to Father,” ler and his pals in Kid AT CAPITOL <ho' “METROPOLIS Tonight is the last Capitol of “Metropolis,” photoplay which cansed q a hit of discussion while playing Broad way. The photoplay was produced in Germany at an enormous exnen by the UFA Co., the lsading Suro- pran makers of movies, and is film ed with much of the trick photogra phy which Germany excels in It is decidedly futuristic, fantast fatalistic, weird, uncanuy and vet it portrays a splendid thouzht story. Fritz Lang, ¢he produc h “Metropolis,”" a modern city and its peoples of one thousand years from now Short selected suh the balance of the p 8. Jeffs Is at the Robert ing at the | the famons and make up gram and W. | Morton " in Hartford. ¢ epic gehool of opportunities in “The King the night “The KIIW n{ Kln Noted figures of t new Riblical film of Kings,"” opening at Parson Hartford, on Monday October 3 for the week The curiosity of the keen over the new erans, fr o made his b andience {s 1 to be S Torr Wwho Birth of Edeson, tha contractor in * ndments. In the new De Mille Torrence appears in Nation.” formet The work el sore 0f Jesns son from the piscture is transformed into rote the first Gospel. pictures is in- their mak- | presen- ery part of ing. and not less so in the tation and exploitation. The epic has hecome a specialized department. of | studio and th a sort of &chool | of historic ieh quick | effects ar B l!*‘] breadth and interesting veterans of active during the great trial scenes who in 1914 assisted -~ making of the i a Nation, 1 ) ater, lepth. One hat making pann, Griffith in sontl played the rola of the mulatto gov nel MEETING [ of the New ive representativ Britain Y. M. C electoral district m ford Y. M. C. A who were presel om New Britain inclnded Clarence H. Barnes, Gener- al secretary, B (ong, assist- ant secretary; Ehen T. Strong. boys Frank Schade, and Verr trended secretary; Reid. e s s Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb = 4\" AT THE LYCEUM The inimitable Ralph Ifice in th greatest picture 3 son's t for Publi omance of the woest. ¢ vou've you think seen thrills—what a wa store for you! Character Romance! Myste Action nicture has all of them to the Jith t elation in enter story “Temple of rt Wells Ritehfe, Mine m the “Your Wir tate of love, lite and cicial entertainmen Played by an all-star cast including Phyllis Ha Wallace MacDonald vt Holmes, Rarbara Tennant One of the sea ants newlywed “THE RIG PARADE" King Vidor, in a rece the production of Stallin war picture, Parade.” which had the of any moti Bro he o ntointerview ing ) pict on to altvavs the “War, Mr. Vidor ad in 1) humn human thing and the insignificance. We s the individual rat longhbov, h of the surronnc ng o and ch Dance at Rialto Ballroom Something L in Nev Rritain The Rialto have lolypop dance and a joliy The dancers will receive and hats and othar not those who attended last we were well satisfied after leaving th ball room he music will be fur- nished by the 11 known Rialto Syneopators who will play all the latest Broadway hits. advt om wil old time lolypops lties, ANl s dane MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER ane Agnes Corr ds from Hartford, N Dritain A l"l(’r? Corr A toe da her ing 1S given Sixty of Kensi eived many ce specialty tions were rendered by Mrs Corr, follo Kensington Tab Corr will scon bee James Bd Britain known ball player. by bride GHETTO TRAFFIC RY GULATED i (Pr—Traflic lig 1 on Maxwell Street where child is killed or every day by automobiles. 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It gend of the who prowl vanpire, sun biood pow- es br and r o f ses of this natu He calls to his 2id a German ialist, clne which mpire has the girl in ion of this preposterons His su ition convinees him Final it Count home is is the story Mains to the 4 five hun o (ul"" of vietims count fors on earth Dracula i a for ing mann the role of loan a thant s rd van or of contro 1S with the ny whi population upied the attention the which or Vers t owas ment of refary. t recciy Helen Loda strec od the honor 20 new members were present a night's me to send ting plans circulars thro tion explain ganizatio home in | Mon., ! L. LAWRENCE P}”fi/'/? presexnts | /w/%l.me/( omedy Hit NEW VORK, a zi BOSTO ! WENT Wlb[;] OVER IN - FRAMCES WHITE . FRITZI SCHEFF and A Distinguished Cast including 1,0 1S _SIm WILLIAM FPAWLEY~ARTHUR I(RR“I LEY THE BEST SINGING, LAUGHING DANCING SHOW SEEN IN )’BAig BONNIE 5250, BYC BYFE Baleony . 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