New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1928, Page 11

BEERY-HATTON ATTHE GAPITOL Famous Comedians in “Partners in Crime” Crooks and lovers, melodrama and comedy, thrills and laughter, | all combine to make “Partners in | Crime." playing at the Capitol thea- tor four days, beginning Sunday, an cntertainment masterpie In this Wallace Beery mond Hatton team mount has moulded that makes a picture rth going | miles to see. “Kni teagan and his garg, with the dud detective and | and Ray- ! comedy, Para- y element i yuuu .EER‘,N THE N Cumes the h..~h re; poru v, will find a warm reception wherever they go for they portray the stuff that makes the huart beat faster and the laugh | muscles ache from excreise. “Partners in Crime” is something absolutely new in team comedies. In the first place it is a red blooded melodrama. Without the laughs it stands on its merits as a great bit | of dramatic cntertainment. There will be two complete show- ngs on Sunday night at 6:30 and S:16 and on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday the showings will be continuous, i Beginning Thursday for the last | half of the week a double feature | program has been arranged and will | present the movie adaption of the comic strip “Harold Teem™ with | an all star cast and Estelle Taylor, Antonio Moreno and_Lowell Sher- man in “The Whip Woman™ “The legion of the Condemned”, Para- mount’s epic of the air, will b offered here soon. WORLD'S BAPTISTS PLAN CONVENTION, Sesions Will Be Hld i Torno in June ? i Toronto, Ont., May 5. P—All cor- | vers of the world are expected to | send preachers and laymen to the Raptist World Convention in Toron- to in June, A delegation of fralia alone {5 numbered the 7,000 who arc gather here, will open on June 29, is the of representatives World Alliance, Since the functions of the alli- | ance meeting are advisory he than legislative, churchmen ex- | plain, it is not expected that con- tenfous matters of doctrine and | fnterpratation that have disturbed churches in various parts of the world will be discussed. | Rev. D. E. Y. Mullins, president | of the Southern Haptist Theologi- cal serin Louisville, Kentucky whe is president of the allianee, has been supervising arrange- ments for the convention. | Dr. Mullins reports, that therc | has been remarkable progress by the Baptists in Roumania, espe- | cially since the granting of re- | ligious rights and freedom by the | government. “At one time persecuted by the e, church and | civil authorities, but this has ceased in consequence of a peti- tion drawn up by the alliance’s exceutive comiittee and signed h)’ | | | 100 from Aus- among | cxpected to | June and close vegular gathering of the Daptist | they were terribly Baptists all over the world,” & “Intercsting developments efoot among the Baptists of South Avierica where a plan is being de- to call a Latin-American Bap- | tist convention in 1930. Another! finvortant plan is the establish- | nt of a Baptist theological semi-| in Moscow. Rug Part of « fund raised for this purposc will become available &oon and a number of young preachers aw the opening of the school’s doors, are May Party Dance RIALTO BALLROOM Tonight SATURDAY, MAY 5 Music By Imperial Orchestra Dancing From 8 to 12 Adm. 50c—Tonight Boscoe’s Beauty Parlor Announces the Return of Miss Barkman Also Eugene Permanent Waves At $12.00 Per Head ‘AVIATIUN KEYNOTE {New York Has Aeial Atmos- |ing the | headdress of bri | Solomon’s court The convention, which j = | | exeented in the | village, { PG GLORIA SWANSC |selte and other Mctropolitan Op art in fhe fes Gardey York s transion members of the 1 society Itohin and rs ook part stival Hood ribboned maypol green-co be- INSOCIAL EVENTS ¥ Queen | on Flexner Vauderbilt re among New Yorkers pated in the fet and phere This Week New interest York, May 5 (P dominated Aviation social Now York's festivities. From churity carnivals to private luncheons, i-pre past week, an aviatvix ar Vs n a cloth of gold flyin ten yard golden tr: iants visi at the char nival nt held in Square Garden. A golden acroplune ned her setting, a small mechanical plane wires at e reof of the ers an hoth precions fas) Sor Jur- jous stones are 1entation oms worn en preseat favorits vest or ved in with a suit ¥ costun choul The 11 with a bowknot of dianc sour Garden, I gowns rule the mode most formal o ek and ening wear. tel colored slightly Cross saddls favor with deby contrary 10 the larity of the sids this spring. A1 stables Connin p ' sen (Constclo \ a black paillett with silver threatened saddle the vecent Ite cvent in Grec Tohnston, o rod Y'HOI‘,' winner in 1n ) Q5 hunters, wore a light plaid, flaring coat and champagne cord trousers, i soft nish shirt, twine gloves and 1e riding boots completed her cos costum: ni fring whir feit hat, may tthr nusual head-dres arrangements’ now ding costumes of New Yo One recent bride wore a tu silver leaves with her frock of p ay chiffon, while another ch tight fitting cap of lace, place by a chine strap as an s {companiment to her lace gown Angeline tulle was natural color Barbaric from “Prine [ Tgor” were features of the arches al drama which social New Yor attended this week= in aid of ti dramatic department of the Tlenr Street settlement. The dance tting of interpreting the Steppes of € nationalities were reprosentod in the Neighborhood Playhouses' hich interpreted 1he the Cle tra Borodin's “On ntral Asia” Ten company music playe | cland Symphony orchs- A 12-liour party given o hoard ship is the latest benefit plan w socicty will support in American Wonwin's French T tion picture NEA Tokmw Burcau new picture of Marshal 1. aid of assoclation nd Judy show, nd bridge will i, gov 0 Ch provines ‘ mMo- land Kwangsi, which have dec amu utratity from the th guests in the afternoon. while din- | South. IL{ has decl Monroe ner, dancing and a cabaret ent Doctrine for China, resentin tainment will furnish the evening's ! terference, whether local or foreign PALACE P —TODAY— VAUDEVILLE REVUE the Screen NALDI in SWHAT PRIC BEAUIY" 2 Co-Teature Buzz Barton in “PINTO KID” SUNDAY—MONDAY Helen Chodwick in “WOMAN WHO DARID" Co-Feature s in Kw The story of the slave girl, | “Aida,” was {he high light of the music festival which soc ety gave in ald of the Ifree Industrial school-for Crippled Children, Carmella l\m.f CONCERT Given By Kathleen Crowley Soprano Soloman Vdward Gelirman Basso Wilfriede Gebeman TIM McCOY iclinl:£ SWYOMING” Thursday Iy s Barsata May 10 at 8§ WEDNESDXY NGHT Camp School Auditorinm Many gifts will be awarded to onr Adm, 51.00 Patrons, PARSONS’ Hartford MAY 10, 11, 12 FRIDAY, SATURDAV—MATINEE SATURDAY { CURTAIN WILL RISE AT 8:I5 PRECISELY X MRS. .., OTIS FISKE . 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I,ogmn of the (ondemned Is Coming! | was reduced there fromy $2.50 to 58 cents a zallon. “For that reason,” he explained, “it is necessary for the coast guard to patrol the American coast in this vieinity.” As to the Detroit incident, | als said an inv i 3 " prohibition officials had vineed thenr that the shooting across the river was not done by Ameri- . In view of the formal protest however, they deelded thorough inquiry. formation thus obtained conveyed to the state depart- formulation of its answer Ordered to Steer Clear of Ber- muda Waters ition enfor United St over the annual May Fete g sllege, Aurora, N. Y., was Mi canor Morgan, of Cleveland, Canada and |, e was chosen aft winning he import tax istic and beauty honors LYCEUM SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY FEET OF FILM SATISFACTION o The story of a beautiful daugh- ter of a rabbi who sacrificed her- Seif to a Russian Prince to save people from destruction. 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