New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1928, Page 15

ce, or on ad he pt- fe- rer By, - SHOLOLAL8845028282880828000400808888 8280 “Ll&&&ltl Unless otherwise tndicated. written by press theatrical notices and agencies for the T LEATHER KID” A HIT SHOW AT STRAND es aginf yesterday|. A perfectly balanced program i . rthclmess in | at the Strand the fist part of this “The Pa < the | Week both in its sereen and vaude- !vile Capitol being featur: today and Wednesda: | “A Girt in With the ¢ the New | DUst that York erities given any photo- ,"“', 1t play in the ver: “The v;mu"-!"'::' "("':i Leather Kid" is culled) the sereen’s | headliner t wonderful cartainly up 1 romance,” and it toditk mame as tur as entertainment rv\l\yu =ocs. 1t ”r;’:" o las two hours of the figst inter st ing human drama, comed i fact it has all the ngpessary in- lients of a good motlon picture. ichard B: night the aight act | Moore an: rthelmess jis sublime Tespestive amusement i Harry Bisland with th. film feature f sational mu: Reviews of Current Theater Offerings Mr. S Z THE Pali Pre POLL PLAYE FRANK LYONS reviews n this column are compuny. aaaddl e il £ SEPCEITICPITICT TIPS VS S s he film attraction. 1 Every Port” is one of t has come along in some s Victor Mel. us Captain Flagg of fame. e vaudevills s Charlie Abbott and |* r company | Thursday 1s adapted from the s | suceess. Thursday nd will present an, carnival including Charles 1 Ernest Wright of v St 1v 10 their in Hart- auspicious season at Britain in a routine harmony ore a : that in the title role and gives the Ereat-| o, vens st port of hix entire career et SnE e B Yoot Guard « as an East Side boxer who finds repne . the Poli Play- Jogeneration in the bell of the great. Willimantic Man Has | a tingling war, he wades through this fine Been Banker 50 Years mclodrama of New vork's under- story with (!y_vn: colors, ”,\!‘m : Willimantic, March § (®—H. Clin- | world whic i ith it the very C'Day s his leading support 40400 Lathrop, president of the Wind- | pointed mor Eenvone she gives a fine account of herself|p.y, “National ik of Willimantic should k of sin. oday celebarted the 50th anniver The ea i sent in- GYETILES ry of his ¢ ing the banking v only vy 1 Fisher and Jay tolophone oric o last season's company, looks Lay of Beginning Thur: Mr. Lathrop has always been witl zo0d one and it sur If of the week W the Windham National, having star impression last mond Hattor again injed with the bunk when it was locat loading man and Sir new comed wers” and | ed in Windham Center on March 6, t down tire line th he co-teature Me- (578, When the bank moved to Wi 1l balanced and oy in limantic in the follow : of this difficult crook Reginning & liam took over the quarters of Avama, which might very easily have TMaines, the s of- | limantic Savings Iustitute, ¢ overplayed, shows them to be fored in with them undoni ipable of the many 2 Mr. Lathrop was electe i ine pros ch are 3 ” 1886, vieo president in 162 pres- ised for 1 “Scrap of Paper” Co ident in 1033, He was clectoa § i X hter o Schupack 25¢ in Fine iient 1o fill the vacaney caused by | known Amier playwrizht S the death of Guilford Flint, t last evening Dr. Samuel Sehupack, for T ¥ e in Vienna, van afoul of the law in QJO 000 F"e Dest]o‘fi e 0 _“jm - l" pat city a short Hme e o hee . Stores in Medway, Mass. HCwith s rani G e : Medway, Mass., March 6 () — \ | ding man rs all cording to a letter tved by his | Lyons, the Dthier. My Ten: fire starting in a restanrant whici 1t the leading man i i Ik o ot ught firemen from Miiford, 1 ulzing from the little gasps of ad R hum and Franklin carly today 1 from the feminine cor that he was riding on a tram S e i St de nd that he dropped a 1wolle¥ tans- oo rgtors' building and threatensd < M Lyon is a mnice look fer out of the window. Te was im- |0 gyenohequin hotel, the telephon manly appearing ) 1 Ely st anetolen Defore nd a number of : his acting, if last night's work the magistrate who — pronounced i, gores, The loss is estimated at | is sod sample real senfence. Dr. Schupack intended 0| ga0 ooy, o use the angd it was drepped | penty-five guests of the hotel | sees stock company rom’ the car by accident. were forced to leave their rooms | He and Miss Nugent si ¢ fwhen it was fearcd the flanes wonld [ some excellent ac P spread. Hu Banks, juveni Rémb.. Marehd 8. (UP)—Ma edway fireman received a con- s clever and Charl petafn 1eft for Pavis today of the brain when was | part makes one heartily dislike having parlicipated, as official rep- | by a mnozzl: of a hose t proves he is good, for i resentative of France, at the funcr- (80t hevond control several fire- the ' of the comprny. Eileen | services for Marshal Armande |men. He was taken to the Miltord | Mec o sister of Dircctor Mec- Diaz. | hospital and was reported to he in han, M. Cohan’s right hand {a serious condition, man in his New York productions, Lisbon Liston, ation b Hying villz lcut off by The | Trancao, 1 LECTURE Sir Wilfred T. Grenfell ‘ileporl; Landslide Hapsed. B n intenee nd 1 char- vivacious i v as a good i Ldith Spencer, char Other parts is ess and Loo |acter man look is do Of Big Proportions March 6 (P —All commun- won were well tween Lisbon and the out- handled lust night and in futurs ige of Bucellas *i plays doubile more in detail will a landslide. be heard of them. Mark Kent, a side of the mountain Sivrra | et haracter man, did some fir en miles from Lishon, col-| work in the role of a crook of other ¥ oulders and thousands of | g, v, M D, K. C. M. G tons of earth slid across the road- |G s aiways se with Toli “The Labrador Doc ¥y, carrying away yards of productions, the scttin by {bed and snapping off telegraph and |, 8 woral mll NGt oula (be |telephone | Noca “The Far North’ . With New Motion Picturcs and Colored Stercopticon Slid THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRI y Evening h 13th Tonight Come 2 —PALACE— poles, | des % red. altics were reported. ‘ “Crime” is erookdom, 1 a story of New York's | opens with an innoecent pyoung couple about to be married |on 130 the hoy has ved when two men hold thom up and rob them ‘\V‘! * hard earncd eash. The desper- ate youth, vecognizing one of the of a hunch of wealth Jiving in an —~TODAY— is BLANKEF NIGHT stick-up men appar as one nt men of N 3 SRt ent house in which he works, T:45 0'Clock BACK TO "“'I" OUNTRY a holdup himeelf to get back (Auspiccs of the Contral Congre- SHOOI MARKS” FR L fironine Ll and s gational Club of Connecticut) Aol . isht, but pique ti % —WEDNE! erest of the master mind of the Admission One Dollar Dolores Costello in zang who adopts them into member- Tickets—while sale at offices. \ they last—on South Church First and AL Camp School Hall WEDNESDAY (Tomorrow) at 8:15 P. M. New Britain Musical Club. “A PERSIAN | GARDEN” song Cycle. fung by Mrs. H. E. Horton, so- prano; Mrs. J. 8. Tuttle, contralto; Magnuson, tenor; John baritone. Theron W. Hart, accompanist. Miss Ruth E. Ausploes Schade will tell tory of the song cycle. Trio selections by H. G. Sted man, flute; Miss Margaret W. Perkins, 'cello; Miss Gertrude M. Hine, piano; including flute s ‘Piano selections by Miss Ethel Prior, Admission 50c. at the door. H PARSONS’ ALL W Matinees Wednesday—=Saturd: SRT Present with Walter Woolf Evelyn Herbert OTHER Harry K. Morton| stams | | GREATEST SINGING CHORUS | | | i 9 OUTSIDE OF GKAND OPERA Eves. i5c te §3.45: Wed. Mat. 36c. th $2.30. Sat. Mat. S8c. to 52.88 “WHI cHARLES MOORE & WRIGHT kr~e A MA <hip and they themselves scem we » Serial on the road to life of crime when TR welry robbery in which lh»\ cat results in a everal exeit RBOLD! BLUSTERING! LOVABLLE! i ‘victor Mclagien '/A GIRL "IN Nl EVERY PORT With LOUVISE BROOKS “ABBOTT and BISLAND With l Bailey, Dot Tilner, R. Small FARLE FABER MURPHY BROTH COMING THURSDAY The Stage Hit On the Scre ROSE MARIE with JOAN CRAWFORD and HOUSE TE] THURSDAY Biggest Discoy, NIGHT Carnival of Th 8 ACT CARNIVAL S Including The Harmony Boys OF NEW BRITAIN RESERVE LOGE SEATS IN ADVANCE — PHONE 230 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1928, ittle bit of gunplay which cannot‘specmr!e well worth seeing. ut please the audience upon notic. |Huffman, referred to before in these ing the results, and a climax that i columns as the miracle man of the gr‘![\pmg Xhubert or ion and Watson he play may well be recommend- | Barrett staged the show magnifi- There matinees Tu cently. a Satu Walter Woolf and Evelyn Her- principal roles as Gil Between acts M i « de Cocheforet #ral manager of th bert have the de Berault gen- ex- teher, Poli chain, plained the season’s policy and fn- Fespectively v sing memarkably "rodumd Earhans apet well and with o proper sense of Tt dramatic v Manila Powers and Bartlett Countess de ey Simmons as Elaine, alse spoke dhl Captain Newton of the Foot Guards. Count de Cocheroret e company presents '°F Strongly in vocal \], ‘.)I \(,v Heaven,” by John irs in the role of lieu, providing U t of that stri - s of | SHUBERT RED laugh just as 1 becote Play v Mark K. Morton are in thr SlR‘ T, GRENFELL % St Anthony, Newf majesty, King Geo I saw fit to honor the “Labrador | Doctor™ by raising him to the rank of a it Commanderate in the Order Michael and St. George. : Imm upon the on His Mission Work Sir W D., tiere presented at - world todi) iter, Hartiord, by the Doctor,” will Shubert and all except those who uspic of the ¥ depending on trolley cars ¢ rains to get home remained 12115 o'clock this morning wh curtain descended on the clos of the third and last act The Red Rot on ti 1 “Under the Red rey Weyman. Tt is Robe” Dby a gorge = eyes and th ous th. fore o ntation wus nly exeent As the cast and crew hecon more famili v their duties it will be speed p cousiderably. It will be nec ry to cut at least an hour {r time schedule The quality of Red Rol niay be its chief weakness, a par 10X which needs oxplaining. This operatic musical comedy—it is &c deseribed on the program—is rich nd Juxun L a bit too rich ind too luxuriant for the pcpular palate. It thos: will who arc st type music tend with the vill have an evening of pecially attract interested in hea and ring who hat 1hey re enjoy- ment, Its apveal is chicfly to thi cla Like a piece of beautiul c it may not be properly SIR W, 1. GRENFELL evaluated by the rank and file o tainment seeke The Shuberts have nd talent on the have nd sup 1l Grenfell v of association 3 medic olk of New vished money i production; they wssembled singers of the fine kind; they have manufactured a Nita sher ound- tion TODAY and WED, on the screen CAPITOL , i The Screen’s (.!edlt‘al anamcx-' —_~ /’/////w ,//),// ,,, H (m .«. 9:15 With Molly O’Day with 8 \ special Orchestra Evenings Berrms Next Sunday \\lLl«IA\A\l HAINES the Smart Aleck! —in— “THE SMART SET” Thurs.—Fri.—Sat. WALLACE BEERY RAYMOND HATTON i “WIFE SAVERS” | COMPAN ONATE MARR'AGE NECESSARY? Does FATE pull the strings in the LIVES of YO married couples? Perhaps, in your own home this prob- lem EXISTS . . . Here fs a story of the average man who was OUT of STEP with the CROWD! The Dircctor of + PARADE the World Another Epic Picture “THE CROWD” Now at the Astor Theater, N. 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