New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1929, Page 14

34 TIEFMANEILBEAYE i'll'l'!"‘”""li“ 1 SIASNIAINL A 84 § ] PABE PR ER LS VN DEFEND - SOVIET . \TY R4S “‘\ém THE i’ N COLONIA IMPERIALIS pryoLUTIONARY MASS £ Wikl DEFEAT ERIALIST WAR “\{fl ey 4 : Y . Coet DEDICATE RED DAY—Enthusi- astic section of 30,000 reds assembled at Union Squars, New York, to cele- brate anniversary of founding of . Soviet Russia, but part of world-wide manifestation of day set aside as “In- TAKING NO CHANCES— This group of New York State police is shown on guard at the front entrance to Auburmn, N. Y. prison, to prevent recur- rence of convict riot which did more than $1,000,000 damage to the institution. International Newsreel ternational Red Day.” International Newsreel KEYNOTER — Mrs. Bernice Blackwood, of Chicago, for- mer president of Women's Ad- vertising Clubs of the world, will nominate the next presi- dent at the International Ad- vertising Association convening at Berlin. International Newsreel THINGS ARE NOT SO ROSY NOW-—Hailed as the ideal opera marriage, the wedlock of Mary Lewis and Micheal Bohnen, both star singers, is now on the rocks. Mary is suing for separate maintenance in a Los Angeles court. Micheal has been getting the better “notices™ which is believed to have caused jealousy. G IT'S A CHANGE, ANYWAY — Jesse Pomeroy, famous lifer, is removed from Char- International Newsreel GET REAL SUN-TAN—No synthetic sun-tans for Tvena Hall, left, and Rosalie Spatcher! The dancers are shown atop a New York thea- tre roof getting the full benefit of Sol’s rays. International Newsreel to State Farm for re- mainder of his life. Tnternational Newsree) STEPPED FAST — Illness of Ruby Keeler, musical comedy MANXMEN WELCOME AUTHOR—Sir Hall Caine, star, called for quick action on iT'S ALL IN THE BREAKS—"Actor” was leading the field in the McGregor Steeplechase at Saratoga, N. Y., track, until quarter of a mile from the “pay™ line, when he fell, throwing his jockey, Pete Bostwick, which gave the breaks to “Tourist II," who drove ahead to win the event. Internatlonal Newsree] noted chronicler of Manx life, is shown receiving the golden casket with which he was accorded the freedom of Douglas, Isle of Man. Left to right, Miss E. Hall Caine, Lady Hall Caine, Sir Hall Caine, Mr. R. Hall Caine and the Mayor part of Dorothy Stone, above, who accepted offered role, and is shown making up prior to leaving for rehearsal. of Douglas. International Newsresl International Newsreel PRETTIEST— Helen and Lois Dodd, charming : University of 2 Chicago twins, MEETS HOOVER—Manuel C. Tellez, % have been select- left, Mexican Ambassador to Ithn: gmtcd ' ; : d as two most States, was recent guest at White House, S @ e iR Sl [ f)cautsxful“ co-eds when he presentzd Senor . Miliberto : et BleReLn Aeiweskeae i i e thn el e becfof in America. Gomez, right, Governor-Elect of Mexico, ~ Tuternational Newsreel Internatiofal to President Hoover. s ' Heserecl Tnternatlonal Newsreel pointe can National C succeed Dr. Hu Tutern