New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1928, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURD CAPITOL FEATURES AVIATION FILM “Legion of the Condemped” Is | Companion of “Wings” Characterized (GEORGE SIDNEY IN At the Lyceum for Four Days Starting Today { as the companion Victure to “Wings,” Paramount's | You will ecnjoy this & Breat epic of the air, “The Legion tlonal musterpiece, “V of the Condemned,” another story U af the War from the sta ndpoint of faringiOR the aviator, comes to the C. apitol cater Sunday for a 4 days run only, Here is a story that differs en- irely in story eontent from the f: mous road show, but in color, ro mance, characterization and dewn- right thrills, “The Legion of the “ondemned” has take its place right up alongside the production which corg n “hillips, Kathl . Daisy B phine Dunn, Williams, Bleif- ‘lora en- i still standing them up in the e ! Iike “Wings,” the tals is from the e n of John Monk el r of the Un Corps during the War, and is directed by | Willlam Wellman, who saw service h the Lafayette Squadron and who s eredited with the direction of “Wings.” inde t s on the drives ome and on advice merica enlist. th's aris is kil * loses a leg. to < | = s to Beti nts follow, <] | SCENE FROM “THE PORT OF MISSING GIRLS® WHICH he i wr“‘y‘;? H OPENS AT THE STRAND SUNDAY p e i = I S = toer: radl pidly consent & > imost startling tr to ti marris » the Levin g com n home life. is pletur o mors (u; - Shit | 30 = th aisnp; - new the American’s love for his g __,,‘“”‘ RiRH AL oy country than wny other single foree nds have wondered, | Since ti “ Slgned an ” inist and dirce- swered, Two complete [ 1918 is great as the igrant, who is just organization th bears showings of this fim will be given i ifter 15 vears here. is one of the he own 1 Sunday evening while : : inns of the He ay it will be sh with o0 ’*‘V"“ )" CRLEC caring before cers fc 2ets of ville. AL S FAY WRAY IN . this periol The vaudeville for .\Irmday momaits. sheigs THE LEGION OF THE CONDEMNED' with W. J. |cludes Chester and Leona offers ”11"1"" A PARAMOUNT PICTURE MoPaclly op S iAve G Up Broadway Charles Tobas and Irma Lyceum = oft The photoplay deals with an un- | 1y for four days. attached flying unit at the French T - is wl I:tnrx\ Powell Revue ey front, eomposed of men who, be- | Of New Tirg McEnelly = e cause of their dark pasts, wanted to | 1Xture, members of : ( APITOL PARK. . DANCE PAVILION : die. Their daring exploits were the |1he ore o Welcome to usement lov-| Ay 1 rictor of the talk of the War. Nothing was too Defore vrs iz the announcement that this|Cirels, Conneetic pioneer ope hazardous as an undertaking, Tnto Saturday night and Sunday, Capitel afr dancing and hment pavil- this group of men who welcomed Park. the biz amusement resort on | jon, locateid on the Herlin turnpike death comes Gary Cooper as o Rapp and otl Wethersticld avenue, Hartford, will {3 short « > trom New Britain young American newspaperman, | Other tru have a pre-season opening and |announces its opesing for the fifth Letrayed by his sweetheart, The Y throw oprn the gates to the public. been ds of motor- sts who stop to dance or listen to the latest Broadway hits and dance ons | numbers played by Baker's C eril of th high spot shows Cooper forced X-sweetheart across tl s a spy. . af the spy-swer ead the cast whi to ns¢ stands | the Mecca their mswick re- of conce cludes Barry Norto ) = R or Cora Game. | orchestra which has been reengas Boy” of “What Price Glory Lan 18 taken | for the coming sé ’\\)l:l. Georg n Wood, k, Ul § I"' really vert, Charlot Bird, of them In the flying sequences are ma n v of the world famous pilots who | AT THE STRAND to_cap i The P A l A C E yarticip: d in the making of | Capitol Park will be V‘h:‘ “Wing | st thing of its kind, with i3 "here | ble chai s hile —TODAY— There will be two complote shows | - o ) chair to sit on while| on Sunday nisht at 60 and 515 108 PORt o Mlssmg Girls haale s 0 VAUDEVILLE REVUE «nd on Maond v, Tuesd 14 Wed- nesday the performances will run | continuous with a special showing | for school children at 4:30 for ten | cents. The Capitol presentation will he | ard 3 On the Screen. | “UNDER THE TONTO RIM” Also “YOU CAN'T BEAT THE LAW" and Sunday Capitol P | imtil the following unday in order to get th and cone: wiil Opens Sunday One of the daring picturcs ever to be shown on m sensational and of- announced featured with special effeets from ocal screen opens at the Strand : New York and with the special mu- | er Sunday ovening for four | °NOTUY ararked by ao | ste score. when Port of Missing | VO B A SUNDAY—MONDAY { night box office, | Reserved loges for Sunday at the feature, 1 reality a daring ex- Alberta Vaughn in “THE. BROADWAY SAP" &rc now on sale Belgzian Financier Now T} pose Beginnin, a double that cast unknown hehind ( n Way to Washington fe.ture pro; : ffered pre- | which lurks the pitfalls of passion May 12 (®—Captain Al- Co-Feature & |v"'”\:\|n1 ‘.‘m ‘x:x:l n: :: = Tur : H»: ] 1 l'I nstein, 1 in um'l(r. Ken Maynard in ant dge 1| ica girls Lehing m 4 B el ction of Chic¥o pub. “UPLAND RIDER” ::n:n.’:\y]’v’n 7:0“0:\‘:’: e m‘m:\"n kbt o Reiin oy e i AN {to return, notwithstanding the fran- . Yy ¥ ) a route t shington, D. €. ] S ORCHESTRA |10 their_friends and tha |TOUte f0 Was ’(”“‘flz"_‘l‘ T When Edward J. MeNelly's Vietor | their pavents. Tt 0 "l" M"fl u;“, T b L(.,' o WEDNESDAY n“i?r‘!mfi (;rflh‘: s in T.{is not a preachment but a torrific- trip was made that Captain Locwen- || Many gifts will be awarded to \‘1- D Al s ety Vqal monarlul rama thab aftoraian | e s et it || oae patrons at Country Store. May 16, it will present to the dance | mea of entertainment and at ({17 melbole bt nilitlo opor s lovers of New Pritain not only onethe same time b to light one | M LR R ! tons, Pick o the Pictures! CAPITOL TWICE SUNDAY 2 Big Shows at 6: 30—8:15 and Continuous MON., TUES., WED. Po<i(l;ely 4 Days Only! a Qaramount Qicture wm FAY WRAY 2+ GARY COOPER The Glorious New Screen _Lovers Presented with : Special Effects and Music! 12610N 3% CONDEMNE. F! very corner of the world they came, this gallant band of war birds . . . Men who courted danger . . . Flying by ight « B Flylng by day . .. Always flying and fighting . . . Men who had tried everything in life but DEATH! Albert YKE AMERICANS' Mar- | 1 N | m theater, will represent | would prefer "n\ city at the ater Owners' | than involye ball which will Poli are | i th, on Tues: Ve both crimes were comm by —_—_— - T, MAY 12, 1928 n hey belleve the stories told 2 men are bevond dispute. | S0 his story goer, was at- | v a man of huge propor-] who probably had an accom. ad left unconscious and w s trousers and shoes in a ¢ idlers Home ground The Picture the N n Is Proud of NORMAN ROSS PROPOSES NOYEL MARATHON SWIM rk Olympic Champion Plans Long Dis- tance Water Event With Priz- Seene Prom VE AMERICANS". with GEORGE SIDNE ¥ A UNIVERSAL PRODUCTION to »‘_‘\“"‘ ©s of $50,000 that May 12 UP—Norman ago, the 1920 Olympic npion, proposes to go trans-conti- rhy entrepreneur, onme bet- athon promotion. He is < longe distance swimming Y m cither Chicago, Pitts- 1 nearby Chevy Chase, Md Minncapolis or St. Paul to a 1 he ves to be abont 25 | New Orle s rs old. W revolver at his The race is to start about August ! and in eling position. h cash prizes totaling" $50,- W suys s driven a mile re are to he two divisions, ore sled his s men and another for wo- s q 1 irove tentative plans, contest- t later was identif! swim not more than six LYCEUM—TODAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY S - “:",‘ i "‘"'hm{,' o ¢ teon and rest, Ross believes e 11 last 90 days, routes are being constdered swimming marathon: From 1o New Orleans via t) CAPITAL PlJLI[}E ndow | Ohio ¢ Miss. rivers; from p ‘hicago to New Or- and Miss, river; e or Minneapolis to African vn the Mississippi » latter course 30 miles. of for-| Although tions for the con- tost are yet in the formative stage entry blanks containing all de will be ready June 1, Ross said. Itoss said he expects 500 entrants hitae Kidnapiug and Atack Has Nm Been E{)aned account of ya in ils ith snow | of pot touching i Many a thrifty housewife recom- mends Herald Classified Ads. MIss SOPHIE ZYNOWSKI Miss Zynowskl who makes her 12 on Gold street, was awarded » prize a1 the beauty contest hich was r conducted at the NOW-TODAY -Now AND — DANCE — and CARD PARTY TUESDAY, MAY 15th—8 P. M. al the ¥ N CLUB Given by the FAFNIR GIRLS CLUB Admission 50c, Sth Season THE CIRCLE Berlin Turnpike DANCING TONIGHT 9 till 1 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday THE ONE PICTURE OF THE SEASON YOU ABSOLUTELY MUST SEE “We Americans’ STARRING GEORGE SIDNEY With PATSY RUTH MILLER and GEORGE LEWIS 'CKY PERSONS Take Home a 5 Ib. Box of Candy For MOTHER’S DAY By Attending the MAY PARTY DANCE Music by Tmperial Orchestra RIALTO BALLROOM Admission b0c TONIGHT Adm. 75c¢ Per Couple | lllw‘r\r | SUNDAYS | Sec! You Are Ashamed of Ust Advance STARTS SUNDAY TWICE SUNDAY EVLE, 6:30—8:30 3 YOUR DAUGHTER SAFE? 75,000 GIRLS ARE REPORTED MISSING EVERY SINGLE YEAR! Where Do They Go? Whols To Blame" Why Do They Leave? SEE— Co-Feature HELENE COSTELLO in “BURNING UP BROADWAY” LADIES' MATINEE This coupon and 10c admits a lady to best matince scat. K Whole Vamily .O W.J COOK PRESENTS MENELLYS < VICTOR RECORDINC > BEHIND THE SC « « Where Lurk the Dangers and the Pitfalls of Passton That Befall Thousapds of Amcrican Girls § 3 —DON’T! Don’t Let Your Daughter Hud For Tlut Vast| UNKNOWN FROM WHICH NO GIRL EVER RETURNS! And What a Gorgeous Show of Vaudeville Hits? IRMA POWELL CASTLE OF REVUE DREAMS “Watch Drums” “Mclody, Romance” "HAM & MEYERS 1nn HEADLININC WBZ KEITH VAUDEVILLE Y.M.T. A. & B. HALL WEBNESDAY, MAY 16 Admission 75¢ THE EARLE CHAS. TOBIAS “In Mid-A “dest Somgs” SHOWN DAILY AT 2:40 and 8:40 VAUDEVILLE