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

1 the from _the It s light- with ‘R0AD HOUSE 1§ CAPITOL FEATURE Evils of Jazz Theme of Big Film Reckless youth, intoxicants and road-houses and a prodigal son who leaves home because of parental misunderstandings furnish the dra- matic material for Fox Films “Road House" opening Sunday at the Capi- tol theater for a four days engage- ment. This picture is said to be beauti- fully screened and contains a well told tale which proves the adege, ke father, like son.” Cast in the featured roles are Warren Burke as Larry Grayson, the son, Maria Alba, as Sally Carroll, the girl who leads Larry astray, and Lionel Barry- more in one of his strongest screen characterizations as the father, whose own character is not ahove reproach. The etory concerns Larry, the | boy who thinks he is in love with Sally Carroll. She is playing him for everything she can get out of In “The Mysterions Lady,” which him. When Larry's father re-| ¢ pes s e s It is ascribed to far-off light- proaches him Larry recalls to his BEGINS SUNDAY AT THE CAPITOL for four days, Greta Garbo brings |NINE flashes reflected from the father that he, too, indulges in the e R e e higher strata of clouds. same things and the elder Grayson ) T ¥ 5 R | For in this new Metro-Goldwyn- | Q. Is there any difference in furious, orders his son from the [the “The German nation, united in ular festivities was taking place to- | yayer feature production the exotic |'he meating of the verbs prevari- house. l the republic.” The entire audience |day with parades, public speeches | giim gtar achieves new heights in |cate and lie? With no place to £o hut to Sally, [rose and sang “Beutschland Ueber |and to end a grand tottoo at night. | character delineation and again| A, To prevaricate means to use he there becomes involved with a | | Al % . The Reichshanner organization was | gemonstrates her ability to sur- |ambiguous language for the purpose | iy at (he gang of thieves. Larry at first re- | Then President Von Hindenberz, | havi busy time today every-|,oung an unn unresponsive | of deeeiving or diverting atiention; fuses to join them, hut is so enam- ) a fine martial tigure even in s | whe as upon it devolves the task | 1o1a ith sympat | misrepresent by shape or turn of ored of Sally that eventually he 1 e Bae Albh A 0 ot Dk eirenatfranfthe sl B L R il i e i & I"Is""l et D b ,,‘,";”l:’,;":h" b S0 this gripping drama of uropean | facts in speaking or answering. To | e night of Tarry's first offense G G H L UL ioLmElins i A Sldatn il military intri Miss Garbo plots | lie means to speak or write know- | i's Bolanp ofia xosd Houes il dhal ermafly flmmemfll‘flies er ‘Jv‘l:: r\“\h o’! |J:>y» ’,r. \r‘rv“v‘\? dr"‘ “ berg of :‘yr;”n-”‘l: I m: ofhlri:"m;x. the downfall ’f\.f a young e u-~‘ of- | ingly and wrongly that which is not fray one of the gang shoots the : f company. LGSR s S e el LIS RS s ccome enamore true; say or do that which is false proprictor and Larry is seen \\nh‘ Nm[h A[]]]”e[‘sa]‘y | : who o m-m'vww‘ ;mmm s [ publican P “:- nt &t zios Cn]nm:v ]“,:' who has becom: nored of i il fe : . in et vielding nothing to the old imperial | was one of the outstanding events | Ner e | ,‘.Mg\:]:\ P L e e {davs. white an army band played | connec with today's celebration. | Teadng him info disgrace and :z:‘;n\"':‘f"‘:m”h‘ laugor mondis SNt T e b T | Berlin, Ave. 11 P Germany's | the “Praesentier March™ of ancient — milifary prison fov the loss of im- | E0OWAIE f0Mth, 0 finds and tells him that he knows constitution day, the ninth anniver- | MeMory, | portant documen “v‘»\* ‘v“""‘ Sl he didn't do it and offers to help sary of the signing of the Wrimar| Music was to he the feature of bringg:a, siihing , istily e | AL She was born in Krakow, Po- him escape, but Larry decides to constitution by the first republican the early evening festival program L4 h!r':hvnrull characterization L] e take his medicine and face trial, | government, was heing calohrated at the Kroll siafe opera hor gealag ey dous lossstonithannan i B o T e brought to a finish is intensely in- | republican black-red-gold hanner | philharmonic orchestra and th nil Zho "“"d“'”\“ sl o e lare or are not affiliated with the.| teresting. waved from all official and many | symphony orchestra will perform & G ‘Tur‘sdu)i ?Y:a,\n‘;: -m 2 r‘" “_' | American Federation of Labor? | As an added attracen Stan | private buildings. The colors | Handel's concerto grozso and the g , ?'":Mp?\w SR e Approximately four and one- | Laurel and Oliver Hardy will he | Were liberally Jlaved on street | 130th pshlam for choir. G ldg wn N [ Al] It t S el et . aie | half million presented i their new comedy | €ars, motor busses, and sul | xt on the program was th Qolldge Wil No oW 0'“,““‘ of girls and o Jzz mand Al | Q@ can a steel bridge or struc- | “Their Purple Moment.” tion entrances; public 0| first production of a “Hymn to i [ K D e o '] el |tura be made to vibrate by a note | On Thursday the show will schools made the day a holiday. The | Congtitution” by Waldemar Von | H(eliel‘e |RALAE e oPte: Tg other acts fn. | from a musical instrument? | change and will present double fea- SITeets were filled With §rave | Bayesnern, composed specially for LR {ecelved evorywhore Ofher acts 1o=| A, One frcquently hears . such| {Dnas o ftenine the 4o ntlemen in Prince Albert coals|ihe occasion and directed by the s Anbesshe, ""”, pocolate LAntt® | stories but according to the United turn of “The White Sis h and top hats composer and: Wilhelm Furtwaen uperior, Wis, Aug. 11 (i four colored 3 etene T Gransse, | States Burcau of Standards they are Lillian Gish and Ronald Colman Ob: s comparing the German | gler. “The day we celebrate” speech | [I°sident Coolidge does not intend | fast »*“_"f: an! & }nm”:t wn the | exaggerations of the well-known The eo-festure will ofter Alioe|boliday wilh the Wrench mafionaliwi) be promounced by Dr. Gustay|'o 18t the conclusion of the Kelingg- |18 & Wregy SOMEW SUR U8 B85 T8 | auiantinio| principle of wesonance; & White and Chester Conklin in “The | ¢! on the 14th of July, might | Roess, lord mayor of Rerlin. Driad, antl-war ‘ireaty ”"“‘“""“an,rl‘N'-‘l-, teday the entie progrags | Small object such as & reed or a Big Noise." | have noted a lack of popular effer- | Spotlat At Americ national defense plans or | ©On Thurs a\l h : n{ r ITh:xmfl | violin string may be set into ap- s e e | vescence; but that sort of Zayety| Tn fhe meantime, a number of MfCt the strength of her military | Wl change and will offer Thomas | .0 vibration by the sound of | {belongs by tradition here to New | cporting contests were schednled 1n | “Stablisiment. ‘;J:,'l‘,“’"m.‘:_;‘,““\1,'-,,,3 A .,.'m: Call | the voice or of a similar string, hut lon than the code of Weimar. Yet| consisting of constitution plaques | *CPt at figures which appea is T : {in the case of a large structure. [there was no doubt that the major | onated hy Pesident Yon Hinden. (e FXecuive as monerate and as | ARMY VS, MARQUETTE = |ywp,t is ysually CvRTISOLER Ihithens scetion of tht public sentiment | j,.p, he testimony of their purely Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 11 (UP)— | o ioc i the fact that the energy wholly favored keeping the day in| The culminating event on the 1°féNsive character. The anti-war |For the first time, a United States| o ohicq 40 a vibrating body is con- | digniified and becoming fashion, | programme was to be a monster P30T DY pledging its signatories to | military academy athletic team will |5 0000 gissipated, mostly through ———— hith 8 cettaln measure "ot sober|iorohlight parade tonisht oreanized |20 "'"“‘, Aiciing ?"h sther, | invade ”\);‘ '-‘1'1“"‘“_""‘ s onsin nextlinternel friction into heat. In order b S thankfulness for henefits achieved | by the municipalit Solkn aibiar nterpreted by the chief executive year, wit Ll Bk | that the vibration should build up. (Continu i et Wi Boge) !nn’ni‘wr the democratic regim e ,.,',’_','h',:",’,](l i/ fl,' ,‘,’"\",‘.,, ,,:.‘v‘]-‘” ving no ’l ring 1upon a purely team coming to ',\hh.\i\‘v‘ e energy must be suppiied more m‘w— i e A Hu]‘nvm:-uwn.m Precident aul | orzanization, the democratic part, | 1077 'hfivn.\:‘y.;vr:vmw,‘;:tl;» mentliroc | tnjevaenilonal Mg B e s of maintaining that peace and pros. | 'on Hindenburg, who may he de- | 1, e of democratic youth, | "' 88 10 Fe iy s Marquet 1:]\1 LN et the case where the source of sound Serta: = pended upon always to be at his|giudents fraternities, sporting clubs S N CRfAREA TN BN olehs Sty and s Marg i is comparable to the recipient, this 1 post when his official prescnce 15| and frade wnions. It was to stars |40 (e 1reaty might eventually |track meet at West Point last spring, | COPPReRs (8 B8 reCianh (0 required, had postponed his sum-|at 9 p. m. from the Lustgarton, 'Y One effect on specific legisla- the cadets winning by a slight mar- (08 B PO FC RO Williamstown, Mass., Aug. 11 )| mer vacation in order to attend fhy opposite the ex-kaiser's palace, | UY® Dropo: which have been or | gin. —The conflicting claims of Chind|festival act in the Reichstag at noon | when a procession headed by bands | 1}l B¢ advanced. He feels, however, - aJ n in Manchuria have pre- | | will mareh along Unter Den Linden | (131 Speculation on what this effect | REEAD AERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | iplfaved] mn. acute dsus Bynioh has | Audience Sings Berlin's famous “Main street® ’ 6 6 6 tong been latent and is now clearly| The great plenary hall was decor- | re the cavaleades of Willtam 1T \langerous, Prof. H. Blakeslee, of |ated with flowers and greenery, | once disported themselves, to the | Clark university, today told the|displaying a center piece of the!Platz Der Republik, Under the PICK O' THE PICTURE FODAY ONLY Cures Malaria and quickly relieves round table conference on Chino-| German cagle surrounded by the | shadows of the gigantic Bismarck i Laura La Plante in Biliousness, Headaches and Dizal- Japanese relations of the institute of | cscutcheons of the various federal | and Moltke monuments, the proces “HOME JAMES" ness due to temporary Coustipation. politics. states. The Berlin cathedral choir|sion will divide into four groups ; Alds in climinating Toxine and ts The main issue, Prof. Blakeslee opened the solemn proceedings with | which march to the cardinal points Adolphe Menjou in hizhly esteemed for producing copi- | said, is clear. China is determined |a hymn of thanks, which was fol- |of the compa into the suburbs. “NIGHT OF MYSTERY™ | ous watery evacuations. | to maintain its sovereign rights in a [lowed by a patriotic address by | Upon arriving at the four ferminal 3 S province ‘which it holas an integral | Professor Gustav Radbruch of Hei- ,.(I,”m_ the remaining torches will TWICE S I_).\Y part of its territory while Japan is|delberk University, a former he thrown together into one great 6:30—8:15 determined to maintain its special ter of justice An anthem blazing bonfire .‘iON-, TlVES‘. ‘VED. vights, gainofl at a time when China | many,’” by Max Kalbeck, was sung | At Frankfurt on the Main, where was a house divided against itself. and then Hermann Mueller, the the first German national assembly The side of China was taken by new federal chancellor, delivered an | met S0 years ago, when European General V. Yakhontoff, a Russian, address ending with a “Hoch” on thrones hegan to totter, great pop- who declared that Japan's threaten- ing attitude is preventing unification of China and that this attitude could not be defended by any sophisma. M. Zumoto, Japanese publicist who has been defending his country against criticism from all quarters it the institute, declared that Japan has no objection to China’s claim to {ariff autonomy but that she docs not want to sec cheap goods which she produces taxed at the same rate as more expensive goods of other countries. Uniform of taxa- tion would be unfair discrimination. he declared. He pleaded for a clos- er study in this country of Japan' position, saving he believed his country’s aims were much misun- derstood here Discussing Mexico's financial sta- tus befere the round table confer- ence on inter-American relations, Prof. 1. T Jenks of Rollins col Florida, declared tle financial ques- tion was the most critical problem in Mexic: ffairs 1o Mexico is paying nothing to her hondholder nd will be obliged to seek a new agreement with them, he said, adding that the question of whether she conld secure plies of capital withaut imperilling the social aims of the revolution re- mained to he answered Overalled ; Attention at Stnerior Superior, W Aug. 11 (A—-The “summer capital.” in addition to its elaborate display of colored lights, bunting and flags in honor of Pre dent Coolidze’s visit, has two other girls in overalls and an number of red haired in- fresh snp. featnres- unusual habitants Overalled girls are not a novelty here. Their attire is not nnattrac- five, with their high heecled slip- pers peeping from heneath the wide cnffs of the overall. They add a rorfhwonds-vacation touch to the region. Evening, however. finds them again in erzandic and voile. i Residents attribute the manv red heads to the larze number of Scan- Ainavians in the region. although one thonght it might he the water, and another, ‘facctiously, the need for heat during cold winters. Stockholm, Sweden Aug. 11 (UP) | —King Gustav will leave for R.‘vdf'n‘ tonight to attend the funeral of 'hrj Grand Duke of Raden | Snow for nse in motion pictures | has heen rnecessfully made from pine shavings. i | M‘ma“Albi in"Road House’ may be will best await actual rati- | fication of the pact when congress' reaction to it will have become ap- parent. Mr. Coolidge do:s not expect any opposition on the part of the League of Nations to the anti-war pact, since, as far as he knows, it | impinges upon no ollizations con- tracted by league members and falls in line with the general purpose of | that organization, namely the fur- | therance of peace in the world. | | Submission by the British govern- | ment to the League of Nations of their correspondence in regard to the pact will serve, AMr. Coolidge | believes, to clarify completely this | | point and also to interest in the | QUESTIONS ANSWERED | project other nations whic | be among the origix ginal signatorics WAR SPY FIL ~ ATTHE STRAND Grefa Garbo Stars in “Mps- terious Lady" will not | You can get an answer 1 fourteen ori- question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Burean 1322 New York avenue, Washington |D. C., enciosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can ex- tended research be undertaken. ANl other questions will receive a per- sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- not be answered. All letters are con- fidential.—Tiditor. Q. What causes heat lightning? A It is a more or less vivid and extensive flash of electric light, without thunder, seen near the hor- 170m, especially at the close of a lot Fox Ficture TODAY ONLY Coniinuous GREAT VAUDEVILLE SHOW Jean Hersholt in “JAZZ MAD” TWICE SUNDAY NIGHT 6:30—8:3 TUES,, WED. A Spy. in Love Man Come w o Passic Love Scenes MON,, TUES., WED. VAUDEVILLE The Celebrated Broadway Comedian EDDIE DAVIS and GIRLS and Jazz Band 4 Chocolate Dandies | Will J. Kennedy Co. Rogers & Co. The Fondeaus THURS. FRL SAT. REX BEACH'S “THE MATING CALL" Lionel Barrymore and Beautiful MARIA ALBA A Cotorful Drama of Flam- ing Youth Staged in the Haunts of the Jazz Babies! ~ Added STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY ttraction in “THEIR PURPLE MOMENT” " THURS.—“The White Sister” and “The Big Noise” to any|; | 1926 and 1 © tion of energy would prevail from the start, Q the H in the 4 H Clubs sponsored by the United States Department of Agriculture for farm boys and girls? A. The 4 H stands for “Health- Hand-Heart-Head"” and represents the ideals for the development of the child on the farm. Q. What would be the action of a weight dropped into a hole bored entirely through the earth's cente from su-face to surfac A. The approximate action of the weight can be determined as follows: that of Assuming for the moment, the earth is a perfect sphere unitorm density and neglecting axial rotation, the weight leased just at the surface of ca would fall with increasing ve- locity until after about 21 minutes it passed the carth’s center at about 5 milcs a second. It would then nd the second half of the hole | with a velocity decreasing until it would stop just at the surface of the hole in the opposite side of the earth, taking the same to ri as it did to fall. This performance would immediately be repeated in the op- posite dicection and o on indefinite- ly. Tt one effect of the axial ro- tation of the earth would he a pressure by the falling object 1gainst the cast wall of the hole, as th it tried to keep as er an eastward veloeity as it b carth's sur face. Under the influence the weight would on travel a shorter dis » center, with smalle locity until, after many it finally stopped exact- center of the earth, Should there he a comma he- the names of the of this friction rach passage, tance from 1 maximum ve oscillations, tween city and state in an address? A Yes How many York Y years have nkees been champions | of the American League? A. Five yes —1921, 1922 1923, Q. Why are so many ocean hops made in land planes rather than sea planes? A. Because a land plane is light- r than a sea plane and is capable of carrying more gasoline Q. On what da of the week did November 9, 1888 fall? A. Friday. Q. Was General Nobile's dog res- | cued with him? Yes. What is the significance of '1 GUARD d at the | the | Q. How long must & bushand and wite be separated before they are automatically divorced ? A. There is no such thing as au- tomatic divorce regardless of how long they have been aeparated. Abandonment of one by the other ' for a certain number of years 1s a : | Bround for divorce in a number of | states. legally di- Without being vorced, one is not free to marry | While the husband or wife is living. EXPENSIVE LIQUOR ; Beverage Stocks Worth Ten Million | Dollars Placed Under Guard in Ontario. re- | the | Windsor, Ont., Aug. 11 @ — Seized liquor stocks valued at $10,. 000.000 were under guard of pro- vincial police today and 36 export- ers were under subpoenas to appear in court to answer to charges of violation of the Ontario liquor con- trol act The action, it is believed, will close up the source of supply of many of the bootleggers engaged in runping liquor into the United States The warehouses in which the li- quor is stored are Jocated across the river from Detroit, Mich. Complaints against the exporters were made by Sir Henry Drayton, head of the liquor control board, He said he hoped the action would serve as a test of that provision of the liguor control act regulating the stori of excessive stocks of liquor ehouses, Two of the largest liquor export. rs of the province, Harry Low and Sid Nathanson, were among those subpoenaed. Low is head of the In- ter-Transit company, an exporting concern for widespread liquor in- terests, Tt was the second large seizure of liquor in border warehouses in recent months. Two months ago the stocks of two other exporters of On- tario were seized. The case against them is still pending. PRESENTS CREDENTIALS Rerlin, Aug. 11 (UP)—Sir Horace | Rombold, new British ambassador, | presented his credentials to Presi- dent Hindenburg today. 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