New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1930, Page 11

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD - 11 to 18 NEW I)Ill\l\ CO? \I(JI(,LJ SATU URDAY, IHII\I\ 15, WiLIAY PONELL - STRAND OFFE [}”" “Street of Chance” Is All Talkie, ang Is Dniem( Fox Musical Romance At the Emb. LAPIT!H. FEATIRE “Devil May flflle Is NI Talk- oo ing, Singing Romance “Hot Chocolates” Coming (o Parsons Moonlight VT NORDEN'S BUNG SN e Musie: 1y CHARLIESTONTIANS From Harttord Admission S0¢ COMEZ ON U1 — DANCE TONIGHT UNITED HALLL 308 MAIN ST, GirlsT Novelty Syncopators Gi eek C'lurch Protests Re!mefiu Persecution of go viet Covernnw i % g s Palace Theater Has § Ii Booled Double Feature e Youths Join in Corenony SAILSilent” Before, He suy ALL TALKING MUSICAL MOVIETONE Janet Gaynor, Will Regers, Charies Farrell, El Brendel, William Collier, Sr., Tom Patricola, Walter Catlett, J. Harold Murray, Marjorie White, Warner Baxter, Edmund Lowe, Sharon Lynn, George Olsen with his music— and other Movietone mighty MOVIETON 10 tinkling tunes by NEWS 10 leading tumesmiths COMEDILS i CONTINUOUS SELECTED DAITLY SUBJECTS 2:30 to 11 P, M. SUNDAY FHIC BIGGEST VAUDEVILLE SHOW IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT! ’ EN‘ PERSON: o Hero of a It CU LLE‘N LANDIS Personal Appearance at Each Performance ed Sereen Hits In An Unusual Dramatic Skif [ P OTHER BiG ACTS | | ROONEY SIN 'l RS REVUE RHEA & SANTORA Sensational Dance Prodoction JONES & BRADY MONTE & LYONS A La Those Two Comies On the Sereen — All Talking Hit “NIX ON DAMES” A Lavgh From Start to Finish at the CAMEQ BRISTOL PALACI Perfect i NOW PLAYING Vear! Love! Hatel—Which? She loved him and yet she lured him o a dange “WOMAN TRAP” With EVELYN BRENT HAL SKELLY —CHESTER MORKIS Cotenture LON CHANEY in “THUNDER” (A Mighty Dramu of Ruilrond Life) Nound Shorts Comedy K. K. 0. Acls Novelfies S SUNDAY—MONDAY (Virst Showing in City) WILLIAM BOYD in “The Flying Fool” (An Al Talkin ic of (he Air) “The F;l‘l‘. of Eve” nith PATSY RUTH MLLER ind FORD STERLING See the Flying Benas. Huling paby_ Elephants, the Flying x Flying Davillas and othe /3”’ Top Program--Side Shows--Concessions, Elc. No wheels or gambling devices of anv I permitted. A show tor everybody m the tamily. Thousands of seais on the main floor for general admissions. Ringside reserved seats and balcony for those wishing to secure their seats in advance. Come Early--Doors Gpen 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Lring the Kiddies to the Mat thrilling cxcitement before th Everything Clean Uproarious Fun. Fun for the Grown-U ps—Fun for the Kiddies 5. the Australian Woodchoppers, Joyee's the groups of “frotlicking fools,™ Doak's ans, the Roval Chinese Tumblers, the me® circus foatures. See the Side Show and all the Top” opens. Big Freak Exhibit! 3 ' . nlr at Gallup & Alfred’s mus! n store, Reserved Seat Tickets f cuun & afreds moe s You can have your choice ot lmnlm(m)? chairs at the rm“slm, or the seats in the balcony overlooking th grounds” - NS HARTFORD Here comes the season’s bast mirth meledy offering ! CONNIE’S “Ain't Misbehavin’” With the Original Hudson Theater No Y. Company of 105 Players sdazslips” Richs tab Billy iz Billy ey Pdith Wilson < dubilec roat lvers Perforncance, Wi catest Colored Musical Show nI 1 Orders Now S50 and SO0 pescryved Seat Sale Opens Phursday, Tebruat WALLAAM POWELL \%Street of Chance® It Tells the Secrets Men Die TODAY ONLY—Blanche sweet in SWoman Racket to Hide! —Vaudeville—Personal Wa