New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1927, Page 16

MRS. COOLIDGE R S—Judge John Barton Payne, head of the American Red Cross, pins button on the mistress of the White House as he signs her up as member in the latest campaign for funds (International Newsreel) > HEROINE — Four- vear-old Sophie Mamrock, of Brook- lyn, N. Y., ved her own life as well as those of her two brothers and mother by getting them out of home after gas explosi (International Newsree DEBS AS MODELS—Har- riett Huntress, Washington society girl, pictured as she appeared while taking part in fashion show at May- flower Hotel. (International Newsreel) WHAT IS IT?—Bet you can't guess! Well, it's a view of the Statue of Liberty's huge arm hold- ing the torch that measures over 16 feet. Lady Liberty is celebrat- ing her 41st birthday, but looks as young as €Ver. (iniernutinnal Newsreel) UNCLE DOUG— Mary and Flobelle Fairbanks, nieces. of Douglas Fairbanks, re- turn from a three- month tour of Europe and settle down in pro- saic (?) Hi i +interns*innal I EGYPT'S RULER —King .5 E ; is visiting in Paris, and is GET THAT BALL!—Dandy action picture showing - i shown just after placing a mad scramble for “loose ball” when freshmen of THROUGH THE LARIAT!—This remarkable shot shows Jack Webb, wreath on ‘tnmh of Un- Southern California defeat Stanford first-year men one of the West’s most famous ropers, cleverly doing his stuff for the‘ kmf“".‘ Soldier at the Arc at Los Angeles. S Caree) benefit of effete Easterners at the Madison Square Garden, N. Y., rodeo. de Triomphe. (nternational Newsreel) ¢ (International Newsreel) 1 TRY AGAIN — Frances Grayson's plane, with new motor installed, is here shown being refuelled for another test before flight from Maine to Denmark. (Internitional Newsreel) A POLITICI S St ; RIGHT IN!—Wild i p hill brings oniously £ room in ing or her hat in the tropolis this dnternation