New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1929, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUZSDAY, LLLGCH 19, 1929 13 Reviews of Current | MAN HIT BY RELIEF PLANE PACKAGE °““"'fi£“£“‘;“§"’r';f;:gnm it Moo o Vi"“‘" i w;{| Theater Offerins BEING ASSISTED IN RESCUE BOAT | 1 ot " i msuirs ed it [which vesutted in the mtovication or | For Cows and Pedestrians | | prisoners at the county jail here ha Jefierson City, Me.. March 19 Lepane Amusement Company | been une ¢ by Sheritt S0nel(fpy— o bili was offered in the Mise many weeks of investization lln-l HE NIGHT HAWK" - By Roland Oliver | boot i W the outsi souri legisiature requiring all pedese trians. horses, cattle, hogs and live- - - : , stock traveling on public highways 2L & Arthur Huriey i 91 OL ATk em BRC) 10 wegr ~ned TR (Cast of Characters) { . i oy ity ne) Outems othorwies iadicated theatrica) mofires roviews 1n thie calmmp are Asuoalbanl A Grace McGlynn § G A : Wi 2ht waus to’ protect the wear- ®TRer 0 orem agencier far the eapective emusement! SBMPARY | e, Perry Cont teveee Henry Croseen i : 1 b & € 2410 s drivers. [ Watter tort . JVUL Charles Do i . ) 0 2 sesentative. W. O. Whitecot= G ke Miire LieTans i . ¢ ' in opposing the bill, said the pe- “ARIE'S IRISH ROSE’ | GRETA GARBO AT STRAND DBy Haaldl B evicmen 4 ’ the inng i te root rians didn’t need red lights for Nancy Carroll, the popular Para- | The eternal triangle, as it has| pRejuvenation promises to be a : a gt he juil and. (ot u cord “ction but @ deep. bass voice to mount player who essays the role|been so often called, is with us again [rich ficld for play makers. 1t pro- 4 # g7 LTS d vaae arer My God to Thee, i 1l N of Rosemary in the picturization of at the Strand theater in a new and | yiges an inexhaustible supply of alking on heavily traveled Anne Nichol's ““Abie’s Irish Rose.” [unusual combination. revolving e now at the Capitol all this week. [about Greta Qarbo in one of the T T R wil be heard inging the theme song | most powerrul role of the year. | uo ooy ic. “Rosemary” in the Paramount .m.‘- *Wild Orchids.” the picture. bearing | (omes *The Night Hawk” 1o ture. By virtue of the film being | the Metr dwyn-Mayer PRt | pupsons' theat S e ” ) P R 1 synchronized with Quality Sound |in which Miss Garbo appears 10 | (rce day stay. with s | . E 3 and talking, audiences are given the |such advantage, can truly be de- | Uy (0 S0 e ¥ . ensfl', ICKnar unn opportunity to witness an excep- |scribed as one of the most fascl | go0 1000 without offense but skim- 3 y tional performance. nating films of the season. _|ming along a thin line on the other 3 A > s 127 Main St. Miss Carroll is a product of the| Sidngy Franklin. the dircctor of | Gae”or \(llich lies a morass of re- | . ; AL " I’hone 1404 w 7 stage. Before she entered motion | this picture, has succeeded ROL OMIY |yt fdeas, 1t keeps fo its own 3 nm. Arch. pictures, she appeared in scveral |in guiding the players through their | {0 | % 2 stage productions in New York | difficult interpretations with ingenu- 2 { where she danced and sang her way | iy, but has also cre s e o 4 to recognition. Going to California | buckground of remance for this tale | o 50 B R0 S GREE T8 BV B . e nes a ecla s as the *lead” in a New York pro- of passion. The scenes of Javanese | [ cc 10T 8O0 S0 BAE 00 S 1 e duction, she was given an opportu. |life arc admirably handled. At the |0 @ Hats ] g do arns her that she will die 1o nity to work in motion pictures. Her | climax, which occurs during a tiger (700 JAMS T st S0€ SO0 e 1 ! $ "CHINE DANCE SETS. versatile ability gave her the prize hunt in the jungles, he has browgat | ;o MR AN SRR 0 8 e TRHIER 00 : s : 4 [ &1 role of the year in “Ahie." suspense to such a peint that the . 2 i s 3 i of Bibles a mile high that she f . 8§ Included in the siclar cast is audicnce last night gripped the ars ’“v“l‘ “my‘ “:“‘_’ SR ”‘d”“"“‘v“ p . ¢ E l A9 1L l7l EN'S BATIH ROBES, 8 to :‘, s 'mhi,\~ ‘|:., s, (];4|||Il:.:| of tholficaliatin aaliemant; rordy | PLH 1E.1E will Tajuvenate her. The : . 1 : A > s \ Recular price to $4.50. ’aramount s who vssays the role e vandevitle orieltisat e Bl s E e ey 3 J S St of Abie. ltogers' rise to cinematic sreat entertainment el e "“'"r"ly_‘r‘_‘r;ltlo' . 3 . £ $ MI BUTTERFLY SKIRTS. fame has been nothing short of scu- Ity and Zella in “Speed. Style and : iech ¥ a ¢ Values to £3.00, sational % * i which this clover coupls 1 her life there has never been a 3 Another player of stoilar por- | Sho remarkubie and ;\ ”llll'”nf ;;”IHI?‘\' She !;nxui.m |x:;} ? B ; . 2 $l 49 Bloomer Bottoms and Band Bottoms er player of steilar propor- " kel zenuine affeetion and prowptly fal 1 1 4 " E - e i g tions i Jean Hersholt, who plays the pard el ,n‘l,'“f}\!.’:fi_‘,, e % i fove with the dociar's youig| : iy g k " ! v RAYON ( ()“\H‘ 3INA- vart of Salemon Levy, Abics fathier. | Mafmn offer SSons - wnd L5 o0 o e suserptitle to wom- | 2 g Ay . 1TONS for women. Sizes 32 to 44. Othee {8 1he cast Include 1. Far. | HHIE W8 SEEACHEE A000 (HE His en's eyes. When the doctor learns of | * % By & 2 Regular prices to $2.75 e Ma al Camillus Pretel, i ntendec 1rviage he expose . sl e G e A eR e v | 39 pr. 70 CLOSE OUT POINTED HEEL donc by a capable cast; Itussell and Cc RAYON JIOSE. Reg. price 50c pr. Nick Cogley. 1da Kramer and Ber | Sbencer present “A Bhousand Mites |y ™ o 2SS S CHEEE h,,‘“,m,‘ was directed by Vietor Fleming, the |00 bY@ cabibie casti WISl 81 uig 1o the throat 1 LR b . 10 CLOSE OUT LONG COTTON | of the line ; A physician is appealed to by a nard Goreey among others. The filin | 'Tow Nowhere,” a very funny act| oo g0 400 heroism that brings ctor of Tollywood, ! Miss Markey's acting is so Liil- AN i S el qumitol u_vw.l.l un;vm lm.u is ..: at; and |0t ghe wakes you forget the | s LI iy A % HOSE for women and children— County Soy ievue inthate a 4 y- % oy . - randiafees oti ity (ite ald ot hrown and black. ileg. price to 50c pr. P : VEry cleversoffering, Sunigue s and all S g0 S Ghossen ke a ’ m 7 . ; % 41_)‘ o D s e cided novelty to local show-goers. | g o™ G0 or e i ot § o $1 exch FOUR JERSEY DRESSES for chil- Al T u‘m1.<l\. \1",)(' Mela ..'11 S S Re s S o Al 3 Ao : dren. Sizes 3, 4, 6. Reg. price $3. Nel he offcled in his | new B Jgood as tie kid brother and Grace ; : : : At 2 MEN'S PURE LINEN 25¢ HAND- Strong B With leatric oy & MeGlynn is charming in the char- ¥ 3 " A - c sffghve e Clyde Cook. An cxcellent vaudeville |eter of a nurse in the doctors of- | |- . h & for KERCHIEFS. Bill will also be featured. floe, Alics Jlalmne Bus! Ewe comed 3 ; ’ - - —_ | 1its which she does well. The entie | Copyright, 1929, NEA Serviee, Ine. Transmitted by Telephoto CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP ;:]::‘,J:,\i"}:,',T:”" ‘::‘3,““’1 provis @1 g polief airplane bringing food to marooned fiood vietims nearly caused the death of one of the CAT) . . le it was trying t ‘e, when a package of food, dropped from the plane, struck one of : Reorganization of Connecticut DRIVE BRINGS IN 43 59 BELOW IN SIBERIA, e G5 At o T 0 L AL e ot BT oo Pl o b s that came alongside the building later, shows the injured man helped down a ladder and taken FOl‘O&S ReSDOI]Slble Yeams ‘Tic 'fi m.c_“.,,h, L] GANILA SHIVERS AT 62 into the boat for medical attention, while th e roof is still lined with people awaiti 5 st is But One Member . Ry GEORGE M. MANNING lington Co cut, N, Herald) siid=Coutcal Kech What Would Be Hot in One Place out a mor f . D, March 19.— 1 : | o Reorganization of federal prohibl-| 4 fotal of 43 new members in the Causes Influenza Epidemic HeritEs ndine b tion forces in Connecticut NOW UN- | Cliiber of Commerce is reported A ; o der way accounts for the big de- yu Sccpctary Ralph M. Benson to- In the Other. K“J S YUUNE BR“] cline in seizures and arrests by fed- | gay in conncetion with the present | Ilarbin, March 19.—(LD)—All | L eral agents in the stute during . Cubership drive. mercury thermometers in o North | ~ s f ., ] V.. e : January, 1920, as compared with the | " pigence that competition be- | Manchuria recently wont on strike | (o8 S voung we e thele oy pm— ; 4 \ = same month a year ago, Dr. JAmes | (woen the teams is growing keener s | when the tomperature foll beiow 49 | o i e ceome uring five i thion s i Ve \ \ M. Doran, commissioner of prohibi- | giown in today's report. Team No. degrecs below zeio, leaving it 1o « monihs Lately she hud by e tment every /Il VAN : . g the luminous paint tion said today when questioned con- 1 iy charge of Manville Johnsor o S A P A e i . in charge of Manville Johuson, 18 lonly the alcohiol instruments to car- | e, [ Fy AR O cerning the figures. leading team No. 3 by one member, | ry out the work. 1 i ey e in bricf mor f Al I'rederick Flinn o In the first month of the present wpile team No. 2 and team No. 4 | This is the coldest spell during the | e 1985 and Sfss Hhin A olur 4 broAB Ferfect opfieal vear only 17 persons were arrested | yre tie for third place Iast 30 years as registered by the | g S Holi b, el Parents Will sue Clock Comp 1oh aterbury dentist, was in the state on prohibition charges. | Frum No. 1 has 14 new members metereological s S ahalio irsiCardpe, setligniMiscahlil L T iy s o Gt 10 1 U S P L W1 o Bt Service state agents assisted by federal| g H. Mcklhone, has cight members; | some foealities on the western sec. | Pago (00 SETE MORES & B | iy Clock = = agents, as compared with ar- tam No. $. Captain J. M. Ward, | tion of the Chinese Eastern Railway i X i i Tl was that of other dial paintirs o " pontel READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS rested in the sume month 1ast Year. | pag 13 members while team No. 4. the temperaturc fell to 5.6 degrees 1) "]',"‘"l ok ",; :':' el i o sk mid ; By Our The number of illicit distillerics e e 2oy s ip ler Lrush with her lips. Ju c $ #eized sank from tiree in 1928 to Giatoanen 3 & (Hose S A physicians believe, the radiu Ake car o tans 2 i ; d o t trm B ey gy e Ceoae iy =8 ome two in 1929; the number of illicit |5t previously reported the following Manila, March 19.—(U'P)—A ree- atills from six to two: but the num- | yew members. Team No. 1, W. E. ord-breaking “cold snap™ wus rogis- {;'-;:‘N ’rhz:r" :"n:"\"dr 5 e A PA! 'A( :E ber of gallons of mash confiscated | jayper, Thomas Firth, William A, tercd in Manila when thermometers Reaitiy ain) 'w: 4,,'” Aol ree xa X na on rose from 50 to 200, the number of | Cavanaugh, United Milk Co. Spring | dropped to 626 degrees Fahren- S ¢ X s 10D LY 26 a0 - the factory to be a student nu E gallons of spirits from 126 to 130, of nmok Ice Co. seo Anselmo and | heit i CHARLES (BLDDY) BOGERS malt liquor from 260 to 995, while 4 3 | file are would seem | \Vaterbury hospital. Wh l oe w l.‘:»z .l . i 5 = (R DHE SIS o i re ol ™ he met Cardow an . ye‘ asses GeL six gallons of wine were confiscated am No. 2. George J. Riley. John [ridiculous as a low mark in non- it o B0 0 e T “Q in January, 1925, and five 0 11 Kilbourne and the Yellow Cab tropic lunds. to the Philippines it | > 5 MO ¢ ‘,‘m,]\‘m GRt o : . coxeone TO LOVC January, 1929 C represented genuine suffering and i ; with MALY BEIAN Speclfll Rates for Children No figures are available as yet on am No. 3. Universal Barber | brought an epidemic of colds and in- TONIGHT-—MAT. TOMORROW AVENGING RIDER® the amount of the property confis- Shop, Rudy's Battery Service, John | flucnza cated in January. but it will | petronkas and West End Pharmacy. | Lo —on v mlD MARKEY TOMORROW be well below the total of $122.219 | Team No. 4, Max Zucker, Gordes | A single colony of red s . - 1—lig Feaiures—2 of January, 1928, it is expected. The | A uto Suply - Town xi and |destroy two million insects in tie t ”t drop is occasioned by the placing Jacob Geisiner. course of a year. la o ‘e er ! DOLORES DEL RIO ents under civil service will offer regulations, addition for that reason el S TODAY in or many mew men, and the raiming | Steals and Sells Goods, {THE PANGER PATIOL “REVENGE”’ of these new men to the job. | Steals Them Over Again —alo— 4 A 3 “SPEED CRAZED” also CONRAD NAGEL i ’ o PHONE 3 & v : : New York, March 19 P —Here's o 4 ) il ol ,," 331 MAIN ST. ror Appointment 354 MAIN ST. 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