New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1927, Page 23

FTITFITITITTIPETPINPIPVTTIIPRTIRIIIOGT P00 STHE MAC CLARA BOW AT LYCEUM “lt Bow in snappy to you picture of he mad age 1 the one and only Clara n a role ts her like the latest n one-picce bathin f also of HH(\)\ and La gives cr firetight suits. The add- no little type fs ‘reighton Hale Iforrest St Tully Marst you ever TEACHERS' CLUB TEA Attendance at miss this picty Social Func- tion Held at Walnnt Hiil ~chool— 26 Tables of Bridge. Now arming Mrs, ia G, Weld Was pre- of bridge ers at each AD HERALD ¢ POR YOUR WANTS S DEWEY and NLLLIE MOQUIN School of Dancing Will Open Tuesday Nov. Sth at the Y Al Bray r ng Taught ©a Class Lesson Telephone Hartford 6-5860 or — Always A Good Show TONIGHT MARY ASTOR GILBERT ROLAND m “Rose of the Golden West” and 5-—Big Acts—5 Headed By BERT ERLE and GIRLS £ NG SUNDAY “PAINTING THE TOW. with Glen Tryon and Patsy Ruth Miller Silver Lake| Lodge The Lodge Beautiful, 3 Miles North of Meriden On Berlin Turnpike. Come and Dance to Peters Famous Colored Orchestra Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 8:30 to 12:30. Tves, Reservations for Private Dining Rooms, Phone Meriden 236-3 Cover Charge 50e. ASSIFIED ADS | |Ii_\,‘ E&v‘"i.'/" AT THE STRAND k-end pr ose of the Mary Astor is a George Fitzr a4 sp and score ©s at the hose ' went corge Sereck iy portion A solid hit. and Australian feature attraction for the days of the 1 ek he- eve an- the Town. i mm BY JURY INNY. - Janitor Found Guilty of Torso Murder ‘ Ludwig fonr New Y v Halvor convicted of murder County cou ng of Mrs lyn, on rries returned by the and 36 mi § his th whi mony ag: an Wal ed the nts half ver- lift- this cou he was a ¢ ve as his the low mum- ary a Attor had summed Alonzo | ted his out for delib- eratio til 2:30 p. came in the testimony rdict at oner Mr. Konff by I cours e was police out of planted ) s “the most icious, conte vitriolie attack publi jals that T have ever heard.” declared that Lee! had shown himself a iinal, and > work had solved the 2 killin While Mr Lee sat smiling fail shrewd, des- t only splen- don z him, r he roon, | dver o Kopff had just reecived from an newspaper in which he ha tised rooms to rent The letter cot a bill for $1.10 and the threat that unless it paid “prompt legal action” would be | ken against him. | REBELS REPULSED Mexico € Nov. 4 (U'D)— forces are combatting suc 11 groups of rebels in . it was announced toda last s ined was LYCEUM NOW PLAYING Come See the Girl with “Tt”, at Her Zippiost Beo(! “HOOK AND LADDER" This coupon will admit n Indy to mat. Starting Saturday “The Cat and Canary” PPEE9S mm { chills, fand ¢ i Coit. in the e (o) | the release of an NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, Theater Reviews of Current Oflenngs J Hermann 1 Bent JClara Verder 1. Helen Carew 1o Herald Reviewer) a muttering mantac stalking around a darkened stage with a knife in his hand hunting for a ghost which he intends to place tn a coffin whi as made; add to that, as a background, a gang of irug smugglers, pistol duels in the ¢ screams, mysterious occur- explanation and ance of three people— and you have a picture of what hap- s during the presentation of the n Kimono,” which hegan a ment st night at Hartford. The play iven by the original New York after a long Broadway. In this day ~ of skepticism when terzoers have hecome sophisti- ted regarding mystery plays, it is a difficult task to create thrills and But If ona is to judge by the action on last night's andience at Parsons’ the cast succeeded in living up to the promise of the producers, s and thrills were produced holesale. 'T“lo B is 1ald i e and in the n. a short dista ‘n inning until t by wt Red Owl r of Peter e hallucinations of the maniacal coffin builder and | ending with the denousment when | the characters are seen in their true | rolos and none is what he seemed to be 3 urt. The element of sur- prise fi largely in the expose, hould dn all mystery stori roles are in the hands of Lenore Harris fs endid. Her de- hesitancy of &peech 1]1«! tery, have marked tavern as a plac ing is the high lig role c naker, would be an unpleas- rs0n to meet in the dark on or Alden Chase's switt | cments soon | p materially | effect of shivering | the Red O Her tress for role nd Helen Carew, her story, could not be Harry Hanlon, and Hermann 1 associate | improved Leslie Austin b deserve mention | the manner in which lle the characterizations, is liberally salted with laughs provided by Wortht and Dudley Clements. 'he Wooden ved again tonight and t night. A matinee will be morrow, upon. Kimo 10rTow given to- '|Charge \\ mdem‘ P()hce Head Accepted Bribe | Windsor, Ont., Nov. 4 (P~—Charges that Danicl Thompson, former chief of police, had accepted a hribe for internationally confidence man were mads day at an investigation of his dministration Joseph Bower, a former city do tective under Thompson, testificd that the then chief permitted Wil- liim Hope, alias Frank Tarbeaus, 74, to go free by paving a $£98 fine 1fter Bower had obtained convic- tions and five-year sentences against of Hope's alleged accomplices 1,000 racing swindle now under arrest in Chi- Ay be returned here (o testify hompson, 1t is believed rges of inefficiensy and cor- vuption In office were filad pgainst hompson a month ago hy Alder- Clyde Curry known READ HERALD C FOR YOUR WAN PARSON’S HARTFORD Thurs,, Fri. . Sat. ntest WOODEN KIMONA Direct from Fulton Thenter Original Brondway Cust Intact of Mystery Thrillers Prices—Eves $2.50; Mat.—Orch. $1.50; Bul. $2 to $1. Pop. Bal. §1. Plus Tax. NOV, 7 to 12—ENTIRE W Mats, Wed, and Sat. “HARRY DELMAR’S REVELS” Frank Fay & Blossom Seeley Cast of 100 Entertainers, Prices—Evc Orch. $3; Bal. £2.50, $2, $1.50; Vam. Cir. $1; sal. 75¢.—Wed. Mat,, Orch, $2; Bal. $1.50, $1.; Fam. Cie. 75¢ Gal. 50c—Sat. Mat., Orch. $2.50: Ba). $2, 0, $1; Fam. Cir. 75¢.; Gal. 50c., Plus Tax. ats Now! APITOL—COMIN “BEN HUR” You'll Want to See It Twice! NOVEMBER 4, As a lion-tamer, Daniel was a piker compared to Captain Schnei- der, whose anties among big civeus cats is all the rage of Berlin. Pictured here is one of the ( little ve-brea xkf(\:t stunts, guaranteed to whet your u]““ tite—or satisfy the lion's TWENTY DISNERS AT ONE SITING - England’s Warahn Bater” ing §till Going Strong 1stomer said: 20 of ndlord said > first half dozen, about to tasi 1 to wat hirte Henry rowds London, Nov. 4 (P Tt norning a After 2 “How yuh Henry Bu “Fine," halt a akfs said H dozen it can't he Yes, th - could » Iandlord of Or- ge hoste! in I v road € enteenth, He 1 of the 1 was ¢ drink dlord is prous i LYCEUM (Now Playing) CLARA BOW in “Wine” Sce the Girl with “IT" at Her Best Also HOOK AND TADDER NO. 9. LAvGHST © HILLS! EVER PRODUCED ARTING SATURDAY THE BIGGEST THRILLS! MYSTERY TI'HRILL 1OR THE SC Last Times Tonight REGINALD DENNY and “BROADWAY MADNESS® 2—Features—2 HOUSE OF PHOTOPLAY HITS! 1 DAYS BEGINND She (ame to Avenge—She Stayed to Lov ATURDAY MATINEE Here's the Screen’s Greatest Lovers in an Idealistic Love To Lift, Thrill and Tnspire You! SAMUEL GOLDWYN presents MACIC FLAME % HENRY KING produciton TODAY—PALACE—SATURDAY “BIG COUNTRY As An Added Attraction N T ") There Will Be TORE NIGHT” 4—Vaudeville Acts—4 Many Beautiful iy Afternoon and Prizes Will Be Awarded Also 2 Great ¥ | | as large gan to hoarse. ome say it * eaid Henry how she |lowest last year since | for that of 19 s. The crowd be- cheered f had hard luck on the ‘But 1 can't help 1 cook!"” birth rate in England was the 1860 g Many Receptions Are | seeing them. Just gonu[ Paris, Nov. 4 4 — Ruth Elder, swamped by last minute preparation | for her return to the United States | after her transatlantic adventure, | which ended in the sea several | weeks ago, woman today b exce he was s0 w the war. |series of re house, American charge and a few guests, American Women's club, She is scheduled to sail Aquitania tomorrow ried after yesterday's ptions and tions Its uniform quality never changes JaTouraine (offee ou might as well have the best ASKINS GREAT NOVEMBER. 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