New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1927, Page 13

Unless otherwise indicated, theatrical notices and rev written by press agencies for the respective a column are ¢ company. R L L T Y Y PR T XY Y PR YOV “13TH MOUR” AT CAPITOL |as a common law wife. Toth how- Beginning today and continuing ' ©Ver, cherish the love of the yor Friday and Saturday the Capitol Ax and each wishes h presents a double feature photoplay 1 two have live srogram, the funniest this theater e h.:sl’c\rr offered. One feature offers| ‘“NIGHT LIFE! LYCEUM e 13th Hour, season's | ¥ 1 mighty good photoplay finest mystery film. Tt has a plot that will make cold chills run up and down the spine, will make you sit on the edge of the seat throug Mystery stalks at midnight in this house of a thousand shudders The other feature fers the funniest of all war come- dies to date, a photoplay that is rib_cracking form start to finish. Tt is headed by the two funny come- dians of “What Price Glory,” T McNamara and imy Coher Everyone remembers Ted MeNa- mara, the doughboy who razzed t captain all the way from Hoiok Hé was the shining 1i Price Glory.” In the he is very. up with the comical adventures doughboys in 7! nee On Saturday matince for ach kiddi velope. Beginning ngagement o tion will offer John Gilliert “Man, Woman a hSSH5L 5205295950800 0 7 CPCVPPPCEREPEPOCED! sister, escape t cast cture Har- Avery Sioh et ron, Walt and ma Johnny atricia attraction of- mpanion posi st of all funny rley Mck lanche Meha and others ROSCOI AILS IN BRISTOL Pullman of- i t the Cameo and pair, Riiday they offer Wil be give acts in vaude- Sunday nigl SR el g in this s th rogram and the screen o s Patsy Ruth Mill n a thrilling sea I STRAND is on a glin motion its of the et thr toes waiting to get sational sen- “Man o day's 1 th voy which aprns toduy at the Strane stars th ¢ Mack from all s it estal pair as the the m drama, 1 new vaudevills [4 n today includes the Valentinos, s this forer ents lern juzz type comedy for Ninth Grade Pupils Hold Forth in famous Arkansas Hanford; nley and & Co. and erzs and Assembly Hall — Social - Planned company; St Kos Dirothers for Next Vieek, the Brazilian | Attractions innonnced for k. include Richard in ¢ weel ¢ Defender mins a f e Dix ngagement on Sunday eve- TARSONS'S, HAR A, which inst prod PFORD v Jah Shuhert 1 and in which Ro- a Arnold is featured, comes to ! Parson’s tfonight v the enthu- siastic endorsement all of New opened s mornit ayn 1y per ven's thera from Hart its opening In the N wd into New York f next Monday night w Haven Journal-C uesday, W. €. Grabe. the viewer, has this to “Here find a y at the very start and it cor do 50 until the final curt theme Mr. Willard has taken the lives of three sisters, Gwen, Mary ond Anne hese thr girls had to 1fe, e death of th parents with but a most modest lif insurane left by th father, ries the lives the © officors have heen g keep their Civ end of the Leen donc mission to in the pa L) he I d social h school next in the This is the first o 5 o'clock READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESUI nolicy i (@ com CAPITOL HOUSE O lives n a Park avenue apartment PHOTOPLAY HITS! TODAY-FRI-SAT The Finest Double Peatuve Program Fyer Oficred! PAl%gfgggé'— 3 Duys—Thu Pop. MESSR ew “SIS ROBERT nnd N'ag nd Sat, Mat. Sat. SHUBERT Present natic Comedy Yoar's Greatest Mystery Play The 31!1 A Scream in the N Strange Sou Ky m' oht— Mystery Stalks at Midnight in NG this Touse of 1,660 Shudderst Tues. and Wed. Nighty Pop. Mat. Wed, S150; Bal, St CHARLES DILLINGHAM Presents e Comedy BRASS RING By Buford Armitnge and Thilip Dunning Punnicst of War Comedics? “The Gay Retreai” A Rib-Cracking Story of War Days and 1” Nichts with TED MeNAMARA SAMMY CONEN The funny diaps of Glory.” G R(.I‘ ABBOTT Co-Author of “Brondway” Dilli 0 Cast of 40 Prices: E 0 to 50c. $1, S0c. Plus fax. ‘€amec Bristol, Conn. Matince Saturday |ur the Childeen! Every Child Gets a Pay Envelope Be'rms SUNDAY Tonight, I'riday and Satus All New — All New Roscce Ails Kate Pullman AND 10 OTHERS In the greatest act in Vaudeville. An hour of fun. All new | scen: -y, dances and music. Come over and see these favorites. And || others, and on the screen a thrill- ing sea drama “Shanghaied” FREE PARKING FOR | 500 CARS the full support of his NEw DRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER §& 19 tions of the follows: v Provided Cairo to Arkansas Floodw he floodw from New Madrid, from the n er through the Tensas Red river and from the l!.yu\u.ll the Atchafalaya the gulf will relieve the main chan- nel of the water it can not carry ind lower the floods to stages which the an carry them. “A controlled Iway to hold the levels down to safe s and near New ( Coolidge Submits Engineers’ Report to Congress levees s at Washington, Dec. 8 UP—Placing al setting back of levees in ks (nar- » its car- its flood administra- jgo the m row ¢ tion behind it, President today Coo transmitted to congress the army engineers' plan for control- ling Mississippi river floods. The proposal deals valley alor If, and o be exper provides for with the rom Cairo, TIl., ould cost d to meet pre The progr caving « ans, div Atchafalaya o Louisiana, from Cairo to strengther tion of 1l basins in | the floodway Mo. ot nsis river bot 1 control and navigation. the ist- ion of Improved Chamnels ing “Imp for r ' channe lizat re 80 Per Cent feder government would the cost of the project, estimated $1S5 ) ined by dre tks wher and N forestatio The bear 80 per cent of ro control at a to- | | tal of and all of the or stabilization innel, Th 10 20 per s only |, cont plan to he a s althot rol river to i wd sends R e 1y of lovers of su tain the maximum pos- the past sed and tial teatures and func- LYCEUM NOW PLAYING EXTRA BIG BILL! “NIGHT LIFE” with Alice Day and Johnny Harron Co-Teature ‘Finnegans’ Ball’ with Mack Swain & Blanche McHafey ‘Tomorrew our window display will be LEATHER GOODS Handbags. . $10 to Purses (Cigarette Cases Bill Folders and Novelties Elizabeth Arden Preparations D'Orsay Perfumes LADIES MATINEE This coupon and 10¢. will admit alady to matince hest scats, STARTS SATURDAY ‘Wild Geese’ From the great novel hy MARTHA OSTENSON BEGINS THIS AITERNOON ~ Are New Britain 1 Crazy cr Not Ci Town Will Go van Oraz)? razy About with DOROTHY MacKAILL JACK MULHALL Starting TODAY 5—ACTS—S5 Try to Come Avoild the Afternoons and ight Rush COMING SU \l).\\‘ RICHARD DIX —in— HE GAY DEIE) plan were outlined as vear and at club. 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