New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1927, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN.DAILY HERALD, AAAAAAAAAAAAABAAARARARAIARARIAARIRARXAENRAAANANER DS Al ARSI NSNS RRARNN NN . Unless otherwise indicated. theatrical uotices and reviews in thia colump are written by the press agencles for the rempective amusesicnt company. A . AXAAAALNALALLLARTTAREEREAREERAERNAURALARAALCCRRRNKN { AT THE LYCEUM | { Lyceum theater is entertai with two fine y T At the Capitol the Capitol silve , L good miiny i e tures Way of | er | Warner Baxter, : ; melodrama v, moral lesson any g you surcly it comp, from Gay comedy W inclu disappointed you see 1S yion picture Paree,” a very th an extr Me olm all n n st END SALE the fifth Adler's ADLER'S MILL Tomorrow wll nual Mill Bnd Sale op, 348 Main stree Five years Adl wgurated its ‘The netropolitun scoured for this event s0 popular that in t] low it 1 With each eding came bigger and better an event looked forward to by 3 en for miles around.—adyt, week INOW YOURTONN BR!SIQL NEWS 1S WOMAN'S SLOGAN, of 1it proved | irs to fol- vent year it be- Today It is om- fron Nine) Manufactur- the work front of epartuy Voters' League to Hear Papers Read on New Britain ing Co. auitiing his wav honie n's car being parked in s Lome To Pay Cash Dividend ash dividend o per cont of it This is 1o in distribn e conneil " The New Britain | Voters wi e g on W atternoc i ¢ o'clock at the M. I'rince of Buel B, side. The mecting will be th was up by cenumnittee, headed hesday liom« 36 Linco 1t business adoy cons which the ton constitntion | Rirebug Is Souzht ol “Hub” Incen lmnr" Kivkham, chairman. D tes will In “¥ be selected to attend the st tor ention in Waterbury on Novenbe 4 and 10, program on of drawn tomorrow’s wnt Mer written short yors by Dr Hot d polies esident of t the pipers on New 1 ] Hayes, seerctary of th will present a paper on of Connecticut”; . Mrs. William 1 Prooks will deal with “The H New Britain™; Mrs. Donald B; will explain “The Gover ud Miss ur damaged in ter the i<h ot It nme hoard of t sident, Mrs. 1 sette; vice-prosidents Kimball, Mrs. John Kirk John Loomis and M Van Oppe eretary AL Cooper; tr Prines: commitice Richard White, Nirs. E. B. Stone Corhin Th en Voter a view citizens of womien 7 conditions under children live, It is organization and all women inte od in citizenship are invited to tend tomorrow's meeting. follo 1l 1 Mrs, Arthur Mrs. | p, m 1 Mrs. iniey Miss Alic Mark I'roko, Gordon for | Harey 1 tuth Bristoll, 1 Kournaris, ( and Mrs, Emory 5. William Gordon for ing intell a to be ich women # tow a non-partis rost- at- |1 Detectives to Solve i Three Year My ster Calibou, Me., Oct. 11.—(1 toduy hoped that the thr tery surrounding the » of Mrs. 1da Munn solved, following the arrest of the slderly woman's son, Fred Weeks. Weeks was arrested late | on his Mapleton farm by George H. Nox, charged with sault with intent to Kill. The was made on complaint of Weeks' estranged wife, who told the au- thorities her former Tushand could | explain his mother's disappears READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS CAPITOL House of Photoplay Hits! LAST 'Il\”“' TONIGHT lic old my pearan arrest LYCEUM I()l)\\-—\\l . FEATURES—2 1. COWARD” —als0-— ROV PraR “GIRL GAY LADIES ‘lv\T. This Coupon and :0c will ad- mit a lady to best seats. Parsons’ Theater HARTFORD 3 s Beg, Pop. Mat. Oct, turday Thurs. 13 Direetly Prior to New York CHAMBERLAIN BROWN Presents FRANCES STARR “Immoral Isabella?” A SATIRICAL COMEDY by TAWTON CAMPI SWIM GIRL | SWiM~ BEBE DANIELS and GERTRUDE EDERLE English Channel Swimmer SFATS NOW ON SALE Eves., 50c-§2.50—Sat. Mat., 50c-$2.00 ———————————————————— '\ ~ [ ring master, only two-thirds of the trec i) e — Theater Reviews of Current Offerings (By Herald Reviewer) Earl ( kicked arroll’s “Vanities™ 4 laughed their ctions of Parsons it their opening Hartford th a gorgeou: produc perfor- play * For more t f hours, this supe t dazzled and audience had i would still be in pro first tim. in the theater ing room only ihe this scason sold and rule even efore th s present- first number w onglomeration of | color. 1t has a « girls, who ap- ots which for rev In edition of the Car- is noteworthy v standarde er particul roll extr In the the men d cast are enough celeb pent world to “Who's Who." charges a difficult nd cleverness. As the of ceremonies, interlocutor, ster or whatnot he a rs frequently before footlights and the folks s Mazdas liked him immens: Morai Magk, who 1 t arly bird and the worm throne in the z00 of fun, won of spontancous applanse, T sketehes were outstanding feat on the bill. Their droller Ruthian in effectiveness Johnny Dooley shehaving were much in nee throughout the show. Whether he v ppear- ing as a paperhanger or a patient in 1 hospital, his antics provoked gales Julins master two ures of la r which was just as good is @ raise in pay when his contract expires, Headlining the were the Foster kicked themsclves into the 1 fan numb ich is noted g numbers Girls, who v 1 of v s were excented. ] by chor well By sup port for plel s and Taylor, harles Stone, Norm Jerry Tsaacs pecialists special niention. Dorotny Knapp, world,” comp! whose efforts prograt 1 ost girl he inde entitles hor 1rroll prosentation. Other ho dance alone or sing in a manns cognition - Stanton, Mol + Fox Acknowledger of the followi ducing the ar Hawmilton: Klages and settin ra o 1 by Karl O ction of 1ed tonight nd tomorrow night, patines ton Box office recorls for time of the year are expected to be orrow. this hroken Cal., § with s is a church in et wide by 100 ating capacity nilt entirely of timber sawed from one redwood tree. And then, STRAND NOW PLAYING Other Big Acts BILLIE DOVE LLOYD HUGHES AMERICAN BEAUTY Loges Reserved Eves, ' AOW DO YOu P\\IO\\D\\\\C. “the critics prozounice it WONDERSHUL!! Too—When you So Will You 1 tale of the adventure in the French Foreign Legion? 1T's AT THI Begins Saturday For 7. Days First Time At These Low Prices Matinee Lvening . Reserved Loges Selling anoth- | task | | point | 1ine salvos was Babe | | parking; was used. | 1 | + i | The Wrong Way 15 to Fret Over Money Matters The Right Way Is to Make a |Loan From Us For the things you need you may i TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, sible then to have one-way traffic on | | Webster Hill and relieve much of the danger that lurks at the of Arch and Webster Hill. Sullivan May Solicit Trade Michael Sullivan, veteran taxicab |\ operator, asked the committee for | ermission to display a taxi sig and to pick u ong the 1 to solicit tradc word He said he did not want ind on et, but folt ) uld be allowed to| his t in the city d for 54 e 3 voted to recommend a in the ordinances to permit xicab drivers to solicit trade in the outlined by Mr. Sullivan. | favored it and 'NEW PARKING RIJLES T0 BE GIVEN TRIAL 'Further Restrictions Recom- mended by Police Chiel Hart West West City made nywhere ana signal a taxic A large number of additional | o | parking restretions will be given a | trial by the police department, fol lowing smmendations to the neil ordinance commit- it by Chict W. C. Hart rgeant J. J. King, and ud to work out satis- will be included in the es. Sergeant King committee pencil draw- illustrating the proposed changes, and he and Chicf Hart ex- | plained conditions as th rxist and | hey can be impro om the | standpoint of safety and need pack opp nges are as fol- which wonld pro strect, east side, from a ng of coul in cent point 50 fect north of Lee etrect, | buildings between 7 s, rtherly to the corner of North | m., and the t, 1o parking; also no parking | recommend th of North street | prohibited only be a ¢ to Clark street; | of 12 West Main street, south eide, from in a the Capitol theater easterly to Main ¢ strect, no parking; Arch street, west side, from a point opposite Webster Hill, south- tly to Hart street, no parking, also no parking on Arch street from a 130 feet north of the center of Locust streef, to a point feet south of the center line of Lo- cust Btrect; Rockwell the interseer northerly, 17 [ n Place, Church strect southerly along the front of property of the C. L. & P. company thence westerly to a point opposite the property of the New Britain Tee Corporation. no parking: Church street, south side, from Fim streat no park- ing, end Church street, north side, casterly to the railvoad crossing, no streets, allowe stre s ply me where s live irs con 50 fe el itte nige W if they | ¢ actorily th g said he saw no ob, Allee, a speetator, r the existing restriction nd M. inds for handed the ings rson and Henry hu- | the pr | nan lo 1 >0 m. ttoc and 6 coni voted vo‘ the practice be | tween the hours | 11 p.m, with 1 a mile from o'clock noor radius of ntral Park Action was dr posed restriot and use, pend h the forred on on of fireworks nz further investigi- cities. for the through fire- proposed or. tion into the practice in othe; T. . Allee favored protection nst injur e to r to prohibit g steam sh cagt side, from I Locust street, no parking; side, from avenu mow ) feet, rough oonand 1 p n. and e committee felt east ssary as the was police can handle () an ordinar Numery to Chief regulation api- 125 fect cast tol theater to Main str ¥ en in that district are s nely opposed to the restriction and it is probable that it will not be put in It was recommended by the an t is understood ¢ Hart and Sergeant it too dras A trial was a five-minute rarrell's Upstairs Piano Store This Week's Special Player Piano Walnut Arch str no pa West Main street, 1 point opposite the Washington and West casterly to Mai Washington stree intersection with northerly to the . no parkin mercial & Main to nter stree «tr . from west corner of Main streets, . no parking vest side, from West Main Elks' club south side Ring consider made this afternoon of 1y wide north, no parking Fast Main stree or strast (ol & pe Mter strect, on strect t o Wes no rih si . from Main, arl street no park- from rail 25 feet, no cast side. rly ain street crossing southe ccommendations ar restrictions will | s daily. Sergeant King re- 4 that the extension of Hart to Glen sirect would be an Colds TO RELIEVE— Seart thorough bawel action ana 7id vour' #ystem of poisoRous waste e 6oon as yoa | notice the fiest aign of a co.d. Just take | NATURE'S REMEDY — AR Tabieto—and I adopt- forc be aure of promp:t, easy and pleasant re- eults. It iz more thorough in action and far better than or Mild, safe, { Including a nice Floor Lamp, Word Rolls, Duet Bench, Year's Service and Delivery e, [__TERMS 52 A WEEK ]' e ), No interest Laura P. 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