New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1927, Page 27

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Their mother is & ®0= icted as a demure, lovable, won- | a in a film called | prano, and the three appear in com- finaly cxposes, I have | dering, pretty little girl thrown into | Adventure,” and is cert tour. \ young college graduate a cruel world without knowing what | lancers in societ n possussed of e all Her work is good. mherst, another. soolsty Aih hish % ] . i AIR ROUTES and 2 high pi drama, continuing through contest in South Hac : St Bip where he himse lay night, with a matinee to- Lotdon coun. | Tondon, Dec. § UP—Fifty-two Youngel‘ Generalmn Is Makmg i ; accident causing injury te little sister's hand. w York, since it combines both ' et from ; rways 3 s travelers. says the Imperial Ai poscd by the married | storling acting with lines that are L Dec. 9 (B} to t TaNelaTe. Save the TN G welecomed by the mol clever and a theme that is decidedly hav Ade 1205 his war of [ .w, Not to see it is to miss one SOMEiMES | of (he hest of the new shows. | caddish. 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