New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1929, Page 8

| 'u ..al "'f HE g Onless otherwise (ndicated theatrical potices and reviews i thie colwnn ars espective amusement company ®=ter by Dres aegencier for the EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1929. ' Wisconsin Gives Nation Statue of “Flghtlng Bob” La Follette " did on the floor of the La Vollette. Senator Blaine suid, e outstanding fi ent listod warble fig evidence ment of e declared Wisconsin's her love for e BRISTOL PROGRESS SHOW FENAS GUENAN AT CARTIOl HARD TESTS SHOW ADN 00D WEARS Subject Vari- ous Kinds to Severe Trials Torestry Experts DANCE PLAINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Friday. April 26 8 to 12 o'Clock Music By ys’ Augmented | Perfect Vitaphone House! loved his native state ple of Ameri- from the peo- CRID GLOVES AT STRAND senator's last ith all t )n u.ml « vl Victor amen’s Union: Mr i Mahel Corey Co forme A. Olan- CHICAGO DENTIST SLAN IN OFFICE WIND AND oNOW STORMS RAVAGE WESTERN STATES g) Heavy » srospered suddenly Perfect Vitaphone House! Thurs., Fri., Sat. Continucus OF THI NIGHT CiuBs FDUIE wsha Flements Spend the NIGHT in Texas Guinan's club! Make WHOOPEE with g.. princess of GOOD CAPITOL Begine SUNDAY or One Entire Weck pICHA HM[’: Mveamy _: Riven t GIVE THlS Ll'l'l'LE GIRL A BIG HAND! l VITAPHOND ACTS NEWS COMEDY Free Parachute Jump From 3,000 Feet Dead Motor Land'nz Exhibition FLY for $1.25 Lowest Price in History ISTOL AVIATION FIELD, 1 mile east of Bristol at the Y. scengor New Standard Wright Whirlwind Motored. o world. This is the in 16 Gernany q BETTY COMPSON With the tool Lind Byrd over ROY AHE'!N Pilot that mander The Vitaphone Talking Hit! Has Flown 3800 Tour re of Wis- v charge. 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A TALKING PICTURE MELODRAMA! dees "made-to-messure £t Wilbur Coon Shoss so much betterlooking on most women....s0 much more comfortable? to Ell. Perioet fi masas pefess vomfort. SELECT ACTS IRVING’S “FLAPPER FRESHIES” A Bright Satire CHAMBERLAIN & EARL MARY MARLOW “Tomorrow At Two™ “song Impressions” WEBER and RIDNOR VICTORIA TROUPE “Stepping Into Society” “Jazand On Wheels" THE | VOGUE SHOE SHOP 236 MAIN STREET ANDRIN LAURIUCIKAS . JOMN SANTAKALSKAS, ET ALS Court of « pleas, County o Hartford, April, 109, ITICE 2 said cause brought rtford, in waid Coume uesday of May, 1928, ciaiming the fores —TODAY— —TOMORROW— BILLIE DOV Carl Laemmle's Gl re of & Thousand ‘I||||I|~ “THE 1OVE . LAST WARN with LAURA LA PLANTE on the first 1d now pending. josure of a certain mortgage it appears ling to the suhacribing auf and BERT ROLAND in e New Britain i furd: wnd that b lim unknow | onbER tlon and Also “THE WHIP" with PDOROTHY MACKAILL . hat notice of the 13 TR Tonight Chinaware Frec—7-inch pic plate to the ladies—Iree. Two men Jeve the sa F3 teaves the other o dic in the Antarctic, | Clerk of said Court.