New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1927, Page 28

28 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927. | | ¢t i chain freed his company | Massachusetts Library club ycmor.! KEPT SAVIN[i IN . ITH_ALBEE HAS fr further obligations and 'd-,.y that it was the time the prob- | ce ¢ re already at work [lems of civilization were discussed YOU CAN NOT RESIST TARKING ADVANTAGE O THUSE in the evening to find the two hodies i sites in the citics former- |frankly if they were ever to be SUPER VALUES—UNEXCELLED QUALITY AND THE VERY BE“ P[]ST TUBINE oD s L e el THEATER WAR "]EA Iy held by the New Haven theater |solved, | LOWEST PRICES—CALL AND BE CONVINCED, a a im t " owner, | There are some uncomfortable Other interests will be connected |facts that must be xl\rn to the puh- — - with Keith-A ee in this venture, ac- | {llc even if they do “hit hard,” Dr. Will Reveals Hiding Place But Wife Keeps Secre making wine in the alrs at 6 o'clock POllS Sale Vaids AIL Previous o5, ™ 3 Alcr #4, 30 e Tomen acre, sing wiys voek Keith-Albee | should be banned as immoral slmply Obl milar to th oW produc- |hecause it told an unpleasant truth. lgfl[IOHS ¢ the Palace theater and others |He concluded his address with a ¢ tcircuit in New York. —Also [plea for a common sense handling £ pictures from the producers |of the censorship problem. 1 with Keith-Albee will be | 1 in some citics for the first vith a baseball b ?RUFESEHR SAYS UIRLY MAY SMOKE .- But a Step in Their Em anolpa Ilnn He Feels ¥ institutions, don of the of the Uni- | old members clared it 1s neces- | free them- d commented r is the hope of the ident suicides, Prof. Sheldon are the result of students im- ne religious mythology and then unable to adjust their lives to chings. 1 cause of these suicides person has been unable mythology at d then when the pe WOMAN AND GIRL Mechanic, Huhand and Foster *one "ii™sa” no™Snine Fa[her‘ B]flmed 5 of the perso that failed to pre- New T(\'L Oct. 21 () S English Conductor Detests Jazz Tunes Sheffield, England, Oct. 21 (P— If words could kill, Sir Henry Cow- ard, the co tor, would hav T ing that it has the prestige noble trombone,” i made o bray like heir | guffaw like a blunt | moan like of the | silver-toned tr \H‘ poe h‘\ w sounds lik a plate, tea octurnal tomeat.” 1e readjustment that | Poli circuit had been on the most | vs been ws of the late 50, Keith's first theater occu- 1 a store in Boston next to the ent Keith theater on There, in 1883, the © present big-time cir- | n which now in- rs in Boston, six i others as far ., west as Chicago. gl " Brands Censorship Dalton, Mass, Oct. 21 P— Branding present day book censor- “bigoted” and the result ®f foned and intol le D rank L. T n, i librar; extension work se in New York city, told the Western @ KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHES “Lower the Cost of Dressing Weil * @ Overcoats 2. Narrow and Bigoted. 'Tis time to think of |Los Angeles May Land | | Where Lindbergh Did | oOwawa, Oct. 21 ®—The ficld on which Col. Charles A. Lindbergh ar- rived for his visit to Oftawa has |been suggested as the landing site for the American dirigible Los An- geles when it crosses the interna- tional houndary for the first time on a projected friendly invasion Oct. 2. One of the tions of the flight, said, is a sultable land- Adolphe Menjou’s Mate | Gets Formal Divorce l.os Angeles, Oct. 21 (A—Mrs, Kathryn Menjou was granted her | decree of divorce yesterday from Adolphe Menjou, film star. Mrs. Menjou received her interlocu- tory decrex more than a year ago. She charged desertion. 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