New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1928, Page 24

_ Herald Cameramen BLESSES FLAGS — His blessing banners of artil- lery and militia of nation- - al safety at ceremony out- side the city's gates. King Victor Emanuel attended. y= 8 i o International Newureel FOUR DIE IN YULE CRASH—Here is all that remained after a big passenger and mail-carrying élane plying between Atlanta and Chicago crashed on the outskirts of Chattanooga, Tenn., killing two passengers and both pilots. The craft was heavily laden with Christmas mail. International Newsrowl 800-year-old musical instrument musician, luternations! Newsreel HOW KING WAS TREATED—The (ghow shows a patient at the London Light Clinic receiving the new therapy treat- ment. The same apparatus was used upon His Majesty, King George, in his sickroom at Buckingham Palace. Interngtional Newsres} , = NEW CATALINA CASINO—Straight from the flying Hoey, field to either the theatre or the dance—soaring high com'e dy star, above the Catalina channel on the way—will be possible photographed as when the new Avalon casino (above) is completed. For, ghe arrived in besides a theatre seating 2,000 and a ballroom of 18,000 New York after square feet, the resort will boast an amphibian landing 1" .bsence of terminal for sportsmen who like their fun on the wing. ¢y vears, She is International Newareei V0 VL T London stage. International Newsreel BOY PREACHERS—Neither :; Lhméuh fears the b\mb&o speaking in public; on the contrary. Jack Yancey (above) 14, is assistant of Cen- tral Methodist church in Pilcer, Kan., while Delbert Ghostner, s r—_ S NEW YEAR'S ROMANCE — s 5 Toscha Seidel, concert violinist, and RESORT TO AERIAL TACTICS—Largely be- his fiancee, pretty Estelle Manheim cause of adept work in their overhead game, New (above), who believe in starting the York Giants (soccer) defeated Newark, N. J., team 13, is an ordained minister of New Year night—with a honey- by a score of § goalsto 1. The photo shows player the Baptist faith in the same Internations) Newureol moon. International Newsrer attempting to “head™ the ball. jurernationat New: ; town. Interuationsl Newareel NOW IT'S A TALKIE MARATHON—" . . . and you oughta have seen her face . . ." *I was simply BURN:ng up, m'dear. I mean I was FURious . . . No, it isn't a typographical mixup; it's just the start of Milt Crandall’s first talking marathon in Seventy-first regiment armory, New York. The person who can talk loudest and [EH8 longest is to receive a $5,000 check. . COOLIDGE ARTIST—Frank O. Sabsbury, distingwshed painter, who shortly will begin portrait in oils of President Coolidge. The canvas will adorn walls_of New York Genealogical and Biographical building. internarionat Newsreel NG <) HIS WELCOME HOME— § Andre Routis, French boxer. got a typical Panis welcome when he showed up with world's featherweight cham- pionship in his luggage Here is scene snapped out side of Gare du Nord upon his arrival. International Newsreel Ad IN SANTA CLAUS ROLE—Our first lady thoroughly enjoyed playing Santa to 1,400 chil- dren on stage of' Washington, D. C., theatre. Here is a photo snapped during the festivities. Internations) Newsreel & GIVEN UP BY SEA—Ths tire and portion of under- carniage of an aeroplane were washed ashore on coast of i Donegal, lIreland, recently. They are believed to be . fragments of machine in which Captain Hinchcliffe and the Hon. Elsie Mackay lost their lives in attempt to fly the Atlantic. Interaations) Newsree) SO NG N