New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1928, Page 24

Ther Story -—sg NP INZUNIZ-ISIZ T NIZ T AL NEW THRILLS — You _ have to be expert at this [ game of letting a fast out- board motor drive your ski- board over the dancing ) L ; - - w}.;wea Marion Russell i L i shows you how it is done ’ | . ‘ DRESSES THE PART — $ £ P it 4 = land goes aboard his yacht, “Brittannia,” during the Cowes Regatta, he dons ; ] o a ; ; g : the flat hat of the British i ; = 4 i : : ew . ; o : y 3 sailor instead of the braided i . e i e e s R e Rk L ‘ : A 4 3 ¢ affair of an admiral. The PILGRIMAGE—When British legion-aires visited the carefully preserved t “ 2 2 o . - g King is an enthusiast in trenches at Vimy Ridge, I'rance, manya tear was shed for the brave Tommi R R | ) ' BEACHING — Deauville yachting and races his own es who died there. (Internatiuna) Newsreeld 4 . blthll.lg parties have boat in “""‘ulzu“l' - o ; : gone in for acrobatics if P e this picture of Rosita 1 ; Dolly and her party is any criterion. Baron Enain is taking the part of the strong man in the act. (International Iilustrated News) X7 ] R L NTZ=ENT A5 N7 25 savh i b it 1 s 1 ! | B 1 35 b B ek i A ” - = v . . . . ; FOR TALKIES — George BETTER HALF—Her husband A Gershwin, jazz composer, Ted presented Ruth St. Denis, 5 s L p ‘ has accepted the task of m . __\ 3 A IE:L{ of ',]};e t;m:us team, wilt;h i ¢ o A " writing for the talking ” B o Jjewels which were worn by v ’ movies, As the sound . z : i i OLDEST LIVING TWINS—In their ninetieth year, Mrs. ! 5 STRIVING FOR ANTARCTIC TRIP— One of these six boy scouts willl go with E';il;{e;:m{losrgmf:én grfln:p'{.{ Frances Peterson, left, and Mrs. Mary Halbert of White. Movies are being perfected, Commander Byrd on his exploration trip into the Antarctic. They are shown s Ted Shasry pors temiaia hall, I1l., are believed to be the oldest living twins. Born considerable worry is being here during their inspection of the S. S. Samson which Byrd will use as a A in Whitehall e i their lives. shown as to what will hap- supply ship in the Polar regions, i e et (OLTICED RRILIVEIERY EROGiLL in 1839, they have lived there all their lives, pen to the silent drama. 5 (Internationa! Newsree!) IR R ~22® 3=y International llustrated News) 78 IR 7ol SN VR DRY SUPPORT — Senator . GENIUS — Seldom Carter Glass of Virginia. - ¢ , , has the old Seine at o . an earnest dry. is now lined B ) _ Paris seen a miore ; o . up with the Democratic i . ; : ; gifted yonung artist " ,'i [ N nomince for President % . . i than this unknown oA Governor Smith entertained 1 g i o i youth who without ° gEFORE PRINCE CHARMING MET THE PRINCESS—This picture, made a score the Senator frofn Virzinia ¢ \w cowEgs ES—A the distinguished spectators at Cow = special training {8 of years ago, long before Josephine Lauder met Gene Tunney, shows her sister Caro- 3t Al wlicre the proti- Lo AW COWES RACES—Among the distinguished spec 8 & es, y painting on her fa- jine on the donkey, Mrs. George Lauder Jr., Josephine in the carriage, and George . . - s England was Gugliemo Marconi. famous Italian inventor, with hie mous banks. ) ‘at Sutherlandshi fo M 4 212;‘“ issue was well talked " e (Gt T Tiarconi is one of the most ardent yachtsmen in 7 : (International Newsresl) l"c “d:;ie.s:"s::fl::; :&: estate ire, Scotland, "‘l“‘-m 'Bki' bo;) 4 L7 IR TN N2, [N