New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1927, Page 11

NTW 'and women succ rtain kind of part and will not consider them for any other type or role Alice Brady 1s one of the few ac- THE GAY DEFENDER e Pt o ot the Yaudeville Numbers Thur it as the star of “F | Yon Sister” she entirely different I than she In “DBles: One of the strongest bills of the 1”’1‘ i »a60n s scheduled to be at the Strand l when Richard Di will be the film feature in “The ay Defender” and will be shown also on Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday with a banner | vaudeville program headeg by Viel Plant and a company of 25 people in | pretentious produ Women and Song." Jloss presented starting tomorrow """ Hotels Plan Temporary Bojoott to Obtain Reduouon Boston, Dee. 10 vili get ) their accustomed . . but Boston's steaks and ro: , if they insi hotels here have definitely decided to discourag and qualit, their service until return to normale That announcement, togethe n exnression of hope that thei fort might attract nation-wide tention and cooperation, was made oliowing a meeting of the City of Ioston Hotel association The beet situation wa be “very sserted to serious.” Cards to he placed on dining tables will add that, “prices are hi and quality poorer than at any time in many sears”” The public will be request- d to refrain from beef orders. Representatives 6f the leading houses who voted to Inaugurate the campaign asserted the blame lay in packers’ haste to kill animals. Loan beeves have taken the place of the Richard Dix in “The Gay Defend- |sleck, well-fattened animal of for- * brings to the screen a photo- |mer days but prices not only h Nav that has all the elements that | been maintained but have advane combine to make a perfect motion | It was said that eatils which st picture, It has the romance for the | year were allowed 90 to 100 ¢ o ladies and the thrill for the men. He ten were being rushed to is supported by Thslma Todd. in half that time. The vaudevilla feature which be- | Local distributors £ins on Monday afternoon, “Wine, | probahle ¢ Women and Song" is one on their fost lavish and colorful presenta- | public de ¢ com tions that. vaudeville has to offe presontative conceded that Tt comes to the Strand as a special | y was off and prices high but pre-holiday attraction in addition to improvement in the one other vaudeville acts. “Wine, Wom- | reduction in the “n and Song” is resplendent with ' would come na mon zorgeous scenic investiture, beautiful &lrls and a wealth of talent that vies with some of the best of the big Broadway musical comedy produc tions. Although this one act con- sumes nearly a solid hour, there will he additional vaudeville acts and Richard Dix in “The Gay Defo Ken Maynard Is Palace Movie Feature An excellent double feature pro- sram has been booked for the Pal- ace theater on Sunday and Monday in presentation of “The Devil's Sad- die” and “High H. Ken Maynari's latest hit of the carly west, “The Devil's Saddle” concerns the sarly lives of the Hopi Indians, one of the most encrgetic tribes of the racs. It evolves around the invasion of thei the er VIC PLANT aried as to the e hotel emt concerns and on nand Oue pac second pro! no qustification and deplored the neral sale, The hotel men plan to floeal cooperation of eafes rants and night clubs. hotel stand probable re on for th ask the Mexico to Pay Honor to “Envoy of Peace” lands. by . sl Mexico City, crament has dron to Lindborgh lor of Dece. 10 e ordere ¥ 1o land and welcom property, and t timate break in relatlo W his n ous horse, Tarzan, is the center of a piot by cesstully Ameriea’ ynard, vl zood will : : ! Although Lindbere ident ulles’ messoge as the date of his arrival has en rece sthorities have issued or ad to b Washington ique of whites, who s L convine Indians he is responsible for the doath theiv band. In geipphs of one @ eI viation Dl ors f airplane— GolLi Y ready to fly to San Luis I to 1 1 cscort him t picreesthe story wring Ben Lyon Sam Hardy 1 with thrills, loy luxe priv sposal as w the trans- ord him port that e < to make the = ~ irip by trai s Held Over A Washington dispat iDe st t e New York Herald-Tribn Lt Lindbergh would t Wednesd f He0 retirn v mornin jeld, Shinelo Spirit of | St. Lonis. Col. Lindbergh has heen requested to visit China to help the Chinese solve their aviation problems, Magor Tisn Lai Husng, a Chinese air of- ficer told the Tulsa, Okla., C v of (‘ommer Major Ticn said ho had made th uest on hehalf of the Chinese government and that Lindbergh expressed a desive to ac copt the invitation. ment by peoul riginally booked in \ils I th Meur, 1o in this e Kad vl ', the production ‘rm aking all records, ewnw antol Conn. PARSONS, YRD Philip Dunni hor tord Armit. “The % wwith will pre- ent at Parsons’ theater next Mon- | Puesday and Wed first U!\pOIlA'l' fa the theater as privato scoretary to Louis N. Parker, when he ¥ o Pomander Walk,” which was a huge suceess a decade ago. vatching Mr. Parker rebuild scenes. ingn entrances and exits and twist s to increase the effectivencss of | comady fired young Dunning's | ambition and it was the wonderful inside help secured at that timo that | furnished the incentive for his af- tempt at writing for the theater. | It actor folk are consulted fhey will say almost unanimously that | one thing wrong with the stage to day 18 “too much type Produc- Come and See ROSCOL AILS KATE PULLMAN and GANG All New OTHER VAUDEVILLE ! In Their Act SUNDAY Continuous from 2 VAUDEVILLE Held Over By Popular Demand ROSCOE AILS and His Cang 0 to 10:30 PARSONS’ FARTEORD 3 OTHER NEW ACTS and on the Screen Pregsents LIONEL BARRYMORE BRASS RING By Baford Armitage and Philip Dunning Cast of 40 to B0c.; Mat., —in— “TRE 13th HOUR™ FREE AUTO PARKING $1.50, « FOR 500 CARS men | PR![}E OF BEEF Another d 1 h v, saw | | own welgl MAN, WOMAN AND SIN CAPITOL FILM, John Gllberl Slarred in Roman- tic Drama for Four Days | —_—_ John Gilbert, romantici very practical has to. Wit- cporter in his new ritol Thea —when he portrayal of S 8 typic starts os a mailing room wspaper, beco is practic; love—which _practical thi fust that thing— nd the girl iy DRITAIN DAILY | | | | rican youngster, | zels is all of | ra-modern 'spaper office hington daily. The athering in the na- embeliished with a | and a re thrill of news tional capital is startling plot mance that sh traordin v versatility. nd director Monta Rely, of the play, er man s production cot ¥§ an American youth sheer worls rises from pov ©1ty to the position of a newspaper reporter on a hig daily—and his first NEWINGTON AN man who %nows | love affair is with the pretty soclety | played by Jeann stuge star of “Rain, r screen debut in the rsday the entire program and will offer anot ature show of excellen ction will offer popular et with Warner Baxter at tale of flaming a story of great cast of modern vor ~\\ wit vont in the roles. HJAM RATH WHICH WILL REDUCE FAT Sredish Chemist Claims Boon for Stout People ""!m Dee, 10 fat-redneing en discovered by foam copertics has M. Eklund, 19 1-2 ounces off his in 20 minutes oap powder contain nical ingredients is diss b partly filled with hot land stivred until a foamy froth re- sults. The reducing qualities of the foam baths are attributed to the in- numerable small he skin and the underlyir mak th ood circulate more in . chief t the reduced five to six S pronounced especial- rerfluous fat. s of heart e Cleg Dancing Classes NOW FOR! Emerson Studio 150 WEST MAIN STREET TEL. 613 or 1136-5 TODAY ! ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE Also 2 Great Features TED WELLS in “DESERT DUST” —and— “DANGEROUS FRIENDS” with Marjorie Gay Gertrude Short SUNDAY and MONDAY KEN MAYNARD —in— “DEVIL'S SADDLE” Co-Feature BEN LYON, MARY BRIAN —in— “HIGH HAT” Also Comedies and Fables WED.—U! 1 —“UNDERWORLD” DON'T FORGE DANCING Every Saturday NITE, AT RIALTO BALLROOM Music By IMPERIAL ORCHE Admission 50c RA HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, ‘WILD GEESE,” LYCEU \1—'1()!) AY., We DIES iN HOSPITAL AMlan C. Waxd Is Victim of Paeumonia Newington, Ward of Dee. 10—Allan C. d at the Hart- esterday wh city dic he has the past few d umonia. Mr. Wa lived on Just bef was residi nue, Hartf Mr. Ward N. Y. and ca 14 years. He v town. hav was born in Hills & ber George Ward, Mrs. [ £ funoral will Mona and ington cr Twenty-c loeal rangs evening where all of this to Hilma and Agne put on a short sketc of the Schroeder s The regular T be held at the ( ov ng. Leon 1 The regular Grange meeting be held at the hall Tuesd v whist will hall Monday con is in charge will ning. e Thaer Oles Sail Stirring F‘.“ | L}‘r"frt\ DANCE T'e adies T Tu CARNIVAL 0 Movie Fans GIPT NLGIT (. 0 fo 11 YN Always and Thurs. Nights WEDNESDAY (CEELT STA R’“S A Kiss for the La::*’ A Thrill for the with THIZLMA TODD TWICE SUNDAY at 6:3( TR Don’t Miss the Bi An Hour of Solid Laughs! ggest Show of the Year Monday founders and at the time of death a eniber of the Chevra ynagogue at TBedford r streets which was ¢s- aho two rs ago. Germany Sends U. 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TIFFANY prasents % by MARTHA OSTENSO %_/ =yl She Meets Her Son st For The'First Time A PICTURIZATION OF A GREAT NOVEL Wih BELLE BENNETT. ANITA STEWART. DONALD KEITH, 2% ] { SOUTHERN, RUSSELL SIMPSON, JASON ROBARDS. WESLEY BARRY, EVE LYN $ELBY, RETA RAE Direct From 7 Days Showing at Roxy Theater, N. Y. at $2.00 Prices — CO-FEATURE — MYSTERY! THRILLS! ROMANCE! “THE RETURN OF BOSTON BLACKIE” with l’almm. Raymond Glenn and Strongheart LADIES' SPECIAL MATINEE This Coupon and 10c¢ will admit a lady to mat. best seats.