New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1929, Page 5

Onless otherwise Indicated. theatrica) potices and reviews in this columnp are ®iten by pres agencier for the ‘wepective amusement c “GODLESS GIRL AT CAPITOL" Tonight is the last showing at the | Tonight is the last ipitol of the all-talkie, “Behind |Strand of Alice Wh hat Curtain.” talking, singing an Said by reviewers to be one of Hml"flrozul\\fl.\ finest pictures ever produced by Ce- | program cil \B. De Mike, “The God Girl,” [ brings a a story of youth written by anie | progr: Macpherson, will he shown the | Ren: Capitol theater on Thursday, Friday | Margie Coates and Saturday. The picture is a [tion;” Clifford Pathe release with dialogue and |Boys from sound and is said to be exceptionally | Marjorie Read Co charming because of its drama and [morrow and Yesterc human interest. | Leslie Grant Trio. The story deals with For nine years school pupils who form an athe: !.\m: n, cheeriul, Al society and are involved in seri- [a man of excellent a ous trouble as a resulit. Two of the |be a derelict leading characters are sent to a state | the Tropics, taking reformatory and although they mz»‘lmmu.wr revolution bitter enemies at the start, they be- [try, and fighting on come lovers in most dramatic cumstanc Lina Basquette is the |past was a girl and George Duryea the boy.|a part of the world Others in the cast of this finely syn- 3uon\- were asked chronized film are Kddie Quillan, | And then the famous comedian, Noah Beery, |Marines landed, screen villain par excellence, Julia | the lives Faye and Kate Price. |a great he co-feature will offer Karl |Smith. He became Dans and George K. Arthur in their |volved in their new laugh riot “All At Sea.” eventually the Merchants Gift Night will agam |discovered be offered on Thursday night. BORAH MAY LEAD TARIFF ATTACK Idaho Senator Opposes Present Plan of Duty Levies changes five act headed in m A at i Revue several ti- cir- change o secret ticipated in a succes events which make d arter coming Thursday, Friday of the most productions screen. Mont and ott ed by Ethlyne liams, Henry 1 Belmorz, Eddie Brockwell, Joseph tigan. William Iry Pat Somerset and O Jeginning Sunday {will be offered in Last Mrs. Blue prominent is the Washington, dication that S July 24 (®—an in- nator Borah, repub- lican, Idaho, may be given an op- portunity to lead the senate attack on the flexible provision of the house fariff bill was seen by some observers today in the distribution of an ex- pression of his views on the tariff v the democratic national commi s publicity burcau. Whether he is conisdering such a course has not been disclosed by the senator. It is recalled, however, that he opposed the flexible provision in the present law while it was under consideration in 1922, and he is known to differ with the house re- publicans on many points in the pending bill, having proposed. short- 1y before the senate rccessed. that the finance committee be limited to agricultural and related products in Troposing rate advan Comment ¢ His only comment when about the distribution of his by the democratic organization was that they had frequently heen ex- pressed by him and were public properly, and that “if democratic national committee distributes them, that is its business.” He is quoted in the democratic statement as declaring that the flex- an of After more than ing and bickering August Mandl of nue have to an tended to an en ferences, and Prosec G. Woods in pol entered a nolle support on which M «d a few weeks @ Attorney Monroe § vaid his wife understanding not be responsible the future. perty, Ihe Mandls court a nun leging that er, while the that conld ployment a Their ]an in the civil cou come put o. 380 heing fo She wil vptic ek er of views e not f husiness 'Wesleyan Conf Plymouth, Wesleyan again postponed the mitting women ir try, in view of the | volved and the Eng ion bureauc glish conference, the principle be entitled minist It a on as men resign n way a man res on entering com- was reported herc fo re SAD HIS FOR BEST | H Place tion,”” and is citing ‘“the story of “Congress sta the quo- a simple fact—to wit. the passage of | cepted next authorized the president, with selves for ho! d - a ad Now s bi home and ahroad. Now in thi 1 should ditions at home and abroad ! ~gating the taxing power to the o wting the full taxing po St b mitt working withou r e doors on the task of rvewriting the number of changes in the measure Black Rock Bridge Molleur has been notitied by Ml\l s of a proposed structure 1o re- chief engincer The plan ible provision in the house bill is in utter violation of the constitu- the flexible tariff an illu of the growth of acy tation continues, * uthorizing the president. upon the ascertainment of es of I a law in a forcign country—to put |©5,0 into ecffect ertain rates. Congress should the aid of the tariff commission, to ascerta S| f roduction at rtain (he cost of production iy they propese that he shall ascertain |J10 the difference in competitive con- 5 world. Full Power n Lxecutive B other wors e are now del- In other wor we are now 1000 SOLDIER executive.” One thousand tepublicans he Republicans of th were killed in tions which Senator Borah vocit- ed now cngaged bhehind closed house bill. Indications have heen nu merous that they would propose a but their attitude toward the flexible provision has not heen defined Plans Are For\\alded Acting City Engincer Geor eer R Beith of the W «n" raiiroad that his request [or the present Black Rock bridg been forwarded to the com- is one which the mayor had advised was recommended in pany’s sought aan $200,000 SALT |MI [WATER SWIMMING| POOL NUTOPIA DANCE HALL READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Babies.” Iy Jeen nd Gres| Hollywood “Happy" soldier inten American cit came But in the meantime | nd Satur ahsorbing shown Clair Wi Gri ing, in the he veou hushs his mason mation of union of the three Methodism however. reed that July 2 vernment clash v joined by the ompany AT THE STRAND showing : ite in d dancing The "hursday hey t vaudey the Del Musical Tr of am Bud in “Toc day" and and appare ntecedents, of fortur part in th ns of whi would pay him the most r mystery—but whe United t on protec zens. over I in D of his sion of o stir, “From H. to the St on “Happy” roles Guinn ulthall, L ibbon, irard, Pat John to I Norr all L She Ikie Cheyney Couple Settlé Disp;te After Year of Fighting a year M 14 of f and 5 Corbin nd to uting ice court t charg and| was ar According Mandl and left home would in pro- Gordon th r her 1 have heen times, d and ind in the not conte steady disputes | rts. erence 24 (D) meeting question of o the m difficultics approaching consum- bra that to offer ry on the rriage. in ned fron the S KILLED I Lur tril day SULTS DWAY DINE ¥DANCE v -7} ATROCKCAFER Y Syne fully sold t the - I gton Playground vard dash, girls: 1, Madrick; Orzack; 3, Stephens Ball throw, girl linska; 3, Jamonski etball throw: 1, 3, Golas. Running broad jump, kowski; 2, Dalkowski; 3, W Three legged race: 1, Kulak di Balicki; | Bulawal. hit | ntire and | ille or at pa- r'wo n the | the T'o- | league leadership today | runs in the first and hits and m Swiith, | added an- ntly | ting ind mately in- ring cadt- and , one exciting, the mith are pla Wil ionel Gladys Har- Kelly, dercr, e The {low Brook's left fielder, third and home in the seventh to tie | in pathin, | the, fine | had par- | TUnS | baseman of | one in the fifth | runs | this t- | Mrs ave- n eement in- their dif- Attorney oday of non- rest- to the or police wife | support n em- contracting | also The here ad- inis- in- [in t Will Admit Women | July conference, | second nch- | men them- | same women the 1 th business P)— dier ALD CLASSIFIED ADS i@ THROUGH DAILY FULLMAN SERVICE IPRINCFIELD — and — PITTISBUREH ia Hell Gate Bridge Route stern Standard Time) DAILY Ly. Springficld 0 PM Lv. Hartford Lv. Berlin Meviden - Haven daeport The NEW HAVEN RR. 6:51 P 18 ’M ! Nathan Hale 100 yard dash: 1, ; 3, Pacinda. Relay race: Ledwick mowicz and Krips Potato race: 1, Smolak . Cicila Running broad: 1, imonowski; 3, Calon Rall throw: 1, Bokas Todzia Uliss Ad Grip; Ricei Playground Leagues The Willow Brook team beat Vance team to tie them Vance off to an earlier start, scoring plays and to this, Fink and Balicki; 3. L ke s for | got five s- other run in the second with a home run. Vance did no mo the seventh. “Righty” Iolden, stole second, score. Both pitet games but a wild thr Burk winning run to score. Vance 510 000 100 Batogowski and Burk. Willow Brook 012120 101 Zottola and Costello. Home run: Fink. Three base hits: Fink, Zotiola The girl's team at Willow beat the Vance team match this afternoon were made pitching for Willow | Babe Ruth's Ine s tossed W to thirc Seven Mary Brook, Ferrero, the | game. park another nd for the Vance team Kevorkian twins played a n both bat and in the f Vance 240130 301 Nuss and Geissler. Willow Brook 126 431 ndx O'Brien and Sylvester The Burritt team be ington Playground in morning. 8-4. The cam pushed across the Aguzzi, in the sixth, and 1d ~14 19 street fe in the seventh to take the Washington team Washington 003 001 600, Lucas and Jarczinski Burritt 000100 51x Robins and Komski. After holding the to three runs for Burritt feam blew cach one doing their best to throw the hall out of the lot Washington . 000 219 041—17 20 Grimsky and E: Burritt Grip Home Anna Just Three base hit The Nathan Hale hoys made strong bid to drive the Para Park team from first plac not overcome runs. Irank Colombo hit a h » ninth with two on ba lise Park 420 002 Dobeck and Wojack Nathan Hale 103 000 003 Duffy and Mancini The girls’ team fared better the Paradise place. Tight playing had ninc {10 i five innings, up in Buckas. 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