New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1927, Page 14

Herald Cameramen L] L] LN LN LN TN TN L IN AN LN L IN L TN TS FINIZATNIZ INIZINIZDNIZ SOME HOOFER—William H. Bush, of Boston, arrives in New York after running across continent from Los Angeles. He’s a veteran marathoner. AInternational Newsreel), - . 3 . < ALONG CAME RUTH—Miss Elder ot P - and George Haldeman with officials of Aero-Club de France at gala re- ception given hero and heroine of “glorious failure” in Atlantic. (International Illustrated News) FLOODS SWEEP BAY STATE—Occupants of autos shown at top barely escaped with lives when torrent inundated filling station and road between Springfield and Westfield, Mass. Other photo shows \.vreckage and overturned auto on main road between Worcester and Fitchburg, Mass. e : (International Newsreel) o / ) & N / N / N / ON VISIT—George Arliss, famous English character PLAYING INCOGNITO—AIllys Dwyer, Mount Vernon, N. Y., debutante and heiress, ‘is discovered playing in Broadway musical comedy, giving up social career for chance to win theatrical stardom. (International Tilustrated News) “THE GRAY LADY”—Mrs. Calvin Coolidge goes on duty as a Red Cross nurse at Wash- ington hospital for crippled veterans. (Internattonal Newsreel) STARTING TOUR — Mrs. Thomas i “y (top), widow of President and Mrs Paul AMERICAN NOBLEWOMAN-—Pretty study of Countess of New York Galloway, formerly the popular Phillippa Wendell, of New are on national York and sister of Lady Carnarvon, taken with her small trip for Needlework Guild, daughter, Antonia Stewart, (Interpational Newsreel), Cleveland, Hamill, (lower), Jr, (International Illustrated News) NPR\BNY |\ (R BRY - 977 SAN W) By, |\ V() Py ) / ) N =Y NUZIN AN ) il T d == LN ' SEPTEMBER MORN AGAIN—Miss Edna Kneibler gives an- other variation in her interpretation of that classic, in this charming outdoor_pose. JUST HAVING A LITTLE FUN-—Whenever Eleanor Link, of Los Angeles, needs some exercise, she jumps into her pool and wrestles playfully with her pet alligator. This is recommended for those who are tiring of their daily dozen! (Unternational Newareel) actor, returns to New York, but this time it's only on a short business trip. (International Newareel) HASHERY HEIR—Irvmé Messinger, son of Joseph Messinger, millionaire restaurant owner, works 12 hours a day as counter-man in one of his father’s “beaneries” in Chicago. {International Newsreel) i (International Illustrated News)