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BACHELOR’S HONEYMOON ORDER OF DE MOLAY JU SEAT OFFICERS Installatlon fo Be Held Tomght at Masonic Temple Philip R. Bergstrom will be in- stalled as master councillor of Na- than Hale chapter, Order of De- Molay, a Masonic temple this eve- ning by Irederick M. Senf of this city, state master councillor. | The session will be opened by Garner Goodwin, Jr., retirin master councillor, and his staff. He | will turn the meeting over to the| state master councillor who will! proceed with the installation cere- mony. | The newly elected officers will WILLIAM BYRNES William Byrnes appears as Samp- | son Bachelor in the three act com- edy “A Bachelor's Honeymoon,” to be presented at Tabs hall tonight at 8:15 for the henefit of St. Peter church. He does a very clever piece lof acting as the leading man. BOYS KEEP KITE IN AIR 11 HOURS, 20 MINUTES. Lxcel Record Made by New Jerse, Youngsters — Winds Bring Trial to End. Winds brought to a finish the kite ing endurance contest begun yes- day morning at 10:30 o'clock and asting through until ¢ night, o total of 11 hour 20 minutes, and giving two | boys, Joseph Zito of 13 Fa street and Joscph Sorrentino of Oalk strect a record ssing that of two New Je who kept “hours. The at Walnut and local FREDERICK M. SENF | | | | | | | I | | | take charge after the installation and will have jurisdiction at a bux-{ iness meeting. | The officers to be installed night are as follow Master councillor, enior councillor, . Grafe; junior councillar, Forrest W. Lohnes; scribe, John |a kite in the air for si> |1ocal contest took place Pillip R. Berg- | Hill park. Durwarda| The boys were prepared for an all‘ | night vigil but the sudden shift in| Gibson; | the wind brought “The Sky Hawk™ down in a nose dive to ecarth. Undaunted, the two kite flyers| plan to make another try within a ! few days with a different type of | Kite. | A boy friend of the contestants is contemplating purchasing a kite and | entering the contest but when press: ed for details, would make no def nite statement to- being struck by light- ning is five times greater in the country than in the city, and 2 | times greater at sca than in a rail- way car. The risk of —— HART l()l(l) — James Thatcher Players in David Belasco's | PHILIP R. BERGSTROM | saucy Comedy | | \ treasurer, George Senning; senior | deacon, Harry Holland; junior d | con, Robert Isaacson; senior stew- | ard, James Burke; junior stewa Al.! Clifford Holliday; almoner, Robert M. Clarke; chaplain, Norman Vin- ing; standard bearer, Burton Mille mars} Trving Howe; srnunol,‘ “The Bachelor Father”’ Mats.—Tue: . Thurs. Sat. 2 5 Eves. 35¢, )0\, is5e William Bonney; preceptors, 1Ist, Alfred Bengston, 2d Edward Faith, 3d Lawrence Gagnon, 4th Russell Forster, 5th Wilbur Wilkes, 6th James MacArthur, 7th George Buckbee; organist, Chester Yahn. NEXT WEEK “BROTHERS” DON'T MISS “A BACHELOR’S HONEYMOON” A Comedy in Three Acts Presented by The LaSalette Foreign Mission Guild — in —— TABS’ HALL TONIGHT, APRIL 22 8:15 o'Clock Dancing 10 to 12 sion 50¢ The Most Joyous Entertain- ] ment Ever at This Theater i Singing and Laughing His Way Into Yk Hearts in “MAMMY” / ou Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet < Till You See v AL JOLSON with LOIS MORAN Lowell Sherman Continuous Shows Louise Dresser, \ s Saturday \ \ DENNIS KING oy “The Vagabond King” 100% Color Musical, Romance | (Buady) | he fights bitterly in the | ing, lit < | Thursday | to sing most of his songs, | situations built | goers of NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, ‘APRIL 22, 1930. A .f:f"ihfl'{ ...|iu v * Unless otherwise indlcated, written by press agencies for the respe BUDDY ROGERS AT STRAND | theatrical notices AATERS 'bo/ > d reviews In this column are ctive amusement company. for many to gain their admittance. | sity You've long waited to see Charles | The management is pleased to an-| Rogers, handsome young s really fine and far above the ordi- Wait no longer! “Young ' is at the Strand theater to- day and tomorrow, and it's the he thing Rogers has done since his m morable role in “Wings.” Indeed, | *“Young Eagles” has everything that Wings” had, and, in addition, it's Paramount's | ar, in something | | all-talking. | The story centers around Buddy's love affair with argirl spy, whether a friendly spy or an enemy spy Bud- dy doesn’t know, and around Bud- dy's strange friendship for the man air. “Youn Eagles” has the spirit of the laugh- | shing, daring airmen in it — immortalizes the knight-crrantry [of the sky fighters. i Paul Luka Buddy's friendly enemy, is superb and Jean Arthur, | Buddy's girl friend of “Half Way to | Heaven ¢s hier beauty and falent to the sipport of the star. : the funny “Axel” of & s an important comic role, and a group of swaggering | young airmen lend enchantment to| L picture. | . of this city, is ap- 10 Commanders Or- \V'HIHOH\ act. On > Strand will offer the sensational talkic “Party Girl,” with Douglas I airbanks, Jeanette Loff, and Marie Prevost. 'he vaudeville program of five will_be headed by Irank Mas- ters Co,, "with Hal Crocker's orches- | tra. da chestra, APITOL “Mammy" first of the gala spring festival feature attraction the Capitol theater, wherein Warner Brothers offer Al Jolson in his fourth and greatest picture, is the most Jolsonesque of all his produc the | tions. 1" fry mous for “Mammy his burnt cork ar gives him a chanc as ¢ man in a minstrel show, in blac face Jolson's stories are play confidences and eir readiest and the | packed full of songs an1| just for him. And now for the second hig Capi- tol spring festival feature. Theater- New Britain are in for a this week-end. Starting | big treat | feld star will appear in a georgeous | lanl color musical romance, “Ths Vagabond King.” supported by Jeanette MacDonald, O. P. Heggic | and Warner Oland, New Britain's own favorite son. AT THIS EMBASSY The throngs that crowded the Em- bassy theater for the past three days | to witness the screening of Charl Farrell and Janet Gaynor in *High Socicty Blues has made it impos 1 | sequence nounce that duc to this popular de mand “High Society Blues” will b held over until Friday of this weci The extra screening will afford ev- eryone ample time to witness this t talkic with your favorite screen It you enjoyed sceing “Sunny Up” vyou surely . will enjoy Charles JFarrell and Janet Gaynor in their latest suc “High Society Blues.” Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell and David made ing past season, have done it again. “High So Blues,” Tox Movie- tone musical romance, now showing 1t the Bmbassy theater, ter entertamment than .” It has Miss Gaynor and Farr stars and Butler directed. latest starring vehicle for the popular team of screcn sweei- arts, has much stronger story {han their last previous production and interest, aroused by the opening holds until the final fade- out undiminished. Side| “Sunny Side Up"” the outstand- GRAND THEATER, HARTFORD immense popularity of dra- matic stock was attested last night in the Grand theater when th James Thatcher players were th recipients of a measure of applams: that amounted to an ovation mes. Playing before a packed house the players met with an en- thusiastic reception in “The Bache- lor Father] a sensational David Be- lasco comedy that contained much diverting humor and not pathos. The audience which' includ- cd hundreds from New ternately laughed and from the opening scene until th final denouement, and when ths players were introduced pandemo- nium reigned. Amiable Thatcher proved to he an able mas- ter of ceremonics and while intro- ducing are old ed on outine it the theater L the plans were proval of those attending as his talk scemed to vie with the play i in exciting spontancous applause. “The Bachelor Father” will bs presented for the remainder of the week with matinees today, Thursday The applaude: the players many in Hartford sketch- f the intended policy autiful. Evidently met wtih the vorit | saturday Dennis King, famous Zieg- | and Saturday. USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS e —————e————————— ANNUAL SPRING DANCE Auspices Sequassen Lodge L 0. O. F, GRANGE HALL, PLAINVILLE TRIDAY, APRIL 25th Music by Roy's Prize Orchestra Round and Square Dances—Adm. 50c Warner Bros. STRAND The Ace BUDDY “YOUNG EAGLES” All Talking! Laurel and Hardy in Aaronson’s Commanders with Charles Trotta of New Bri Today and Wed. Continuous of Air Romances! ROGERS ARTHUR “Brats” itain A Flaming Hit! Broadway Gasped At There Was Once Traveling Salesman Who lost his job because of gir buyer. men into a love noose, then none. “It” and more aplenty. Intentions, dark. looks! They were frenzied Fannies who got paid to neck Perfect 36s with “let’s make whoopee™ a Is to hire for the out-of-town let them go hang. Brains, Hair, blonde. Eyes, blue. with Doug. Fairbanks, Jr. Marie [ Warner Bros, TRAN THURS,, FRL, § Jeanctte Loff >revost ——VAUDEVILLE with Yrank Masters and Co. | with Hall Crockers Orch a littte | tler, the combination which | sereen musical production of the | at| Britain al-| of whorn | ap- | elf | tear. This club has also a large bag in the shape o | Miss Mabel Spring’s group with the same coopcration, the “Joy Givers,' JR. ACHIEYEMENT NOTES Mrs. Laura H. Dixon, in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick J. | Dixon of ton place, a resident | of Springficld, Mass., has accepted the appointment as director of girls' clubs of the Springfield Junior Achievement Iloundation. Mrs. Di > of Boston univer- vocational | Bennett Boston. in New ghter- bag pattern and The “Rosebud , Sophie Kr wiec leader, has dressed fancy bed dolls and by way of contrast stuff- stuffed toys. “Lily" club has completed a 12 ar- ticle mothers' helper enterprise in- cluding hot dish holder tray holders, ctc. Miss June Benz of 110 Smith strect superviges hoth of the last mentioned clubs. YW, CA NOTES and advant and was counselor at the North street Industrial school in Mrs. Dixon is well known Britain. Several achicvement clubs com- pleted special propjects for Laster. | Stuffed bunnies were the product of leader Alice Bratton's Levi 0. Smith | club. This group also turned out ome attractive lacquer vases. The Needle and Thread” club under the leadership of Pauline Baloski also completed a number of stuffed dolls and toys and several articles of colored glassware. ic “Bull Dog seventy-five the the One hundred of at girls are taking | free swimming lessons given . W. C. A. this week. Monday was medical examination day for the prospective swimmers and the nasium was filled with the child waiting patiently their turn with the doctor who gave a thorough exam- ination. Miss Nonma Yochem, rec- veational director who is in s | of splash week announced t} | canse of the large number enroiled, lessons would begin at 8 o'clock | The Girl Rescrves and their | friends had a spring-vacation party Woodworking” club, Harold Swanson of 74 Hill- crest avenue, leader, has entered model power boat and sailboat con- struction, having completed the re- lief carving project A meeting of the “See-More™ club will be held at the home of Mrs. H. C. Warner, 22 Eton place, next week t the call of the president Miss Minnie Richter of Mar- ket street, leading the “Happy Mo- ment” club in cooperation with the Girl Scouts, has taught the mem- | bers how to mend a three cornered | —House of Mits— “SURE FIRE” A 3 Act Comedy Double Feature Bill “HOT FOR PARIS” with Vietor McLaglen El Brendel, Fift Dorsay An Excellent Given by the Friendship League of St. John’s Lutheran Church World") Co-Feature Another Big Hit “THE GIRL FROM THE SHOW" with BESSIE LOVE Selected Sound Shorts WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8§ P. M. Admis ion 50c THURSDAY—FRIDAY “MARIANNE” with MARION DAVIES Dancing Will Follow Y.M.T.A.B. MINSTRELS Wednesday and Thursday TABS’ HALL SOLOISTS John Callahan James Degnan John Kiley Frank Clynes Mat Callahan George Sullivan John Schenck Clem Lewis William Ziegler William Cormier Neal Murphy John Kilduff James Furlani Charles Moore William Lenehan John Lindsay John Kiniry Elmer Johnson Fred Latham Fred Macomber CHORUS John Burns Chester Hamilton Edward Hedwall Arthur Hayes Philip Tormay Lawrence Crean Alexander Biz George W. Sullivan John Donlon Joseph Clynes James Donahue Charles Johnson Dan Keough Dan Dougherty Chris McNamara Edward Gilligan \ James Farrell Joseph O’Brien- Colombo Autonelli Rudy Lund George Arel Frank McGrath James Maher Stanley Lachowicz George Dillon John Connolley Robert Grace Nathan Kravitz THoward Wry Michael Riley Frank O'Brien John Jackson Don’t Fail to See That Farcical Musical Comedy “All Aboard” A Rogers Production Presented By STATE TRADE SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSO. High School Auditorium April 25th LET’S GO! | designed | duck. | | has completed a round handkerchief cd a few clephants. Mary Krawiec's | qoor ey towels. | A. gymnasium to- 3:50 o'clock. Of the announce- and summer | Will be rrogram, including the mother and | 478 Will 1 ighter luncheon to be held May the festival to be held the last week in May, the summer confer- | cnce in July, as well as regular out- nts. Mrs. P. B Donald Miss Mary 5 1o 6:30 o'clock on Thursday. and arrows already ordered and other or- in the Y day w. C to from from al interest we me of the spring Bows B v for usc taken. have a Tho at 10 The Girl Iteserves will hike on Saturday, April 26th. hikers 1 leave the ‘Y o‘clock and return at 2:30 o'clocks Misses Alice Ralph and Florence Markhara will conduct the group. meeting of the held Friday Miss Jo- witt d James MeMil and in ch win, Mr Abashagz amin 13 will be Mrs MeAvay and Miss Ger- | trude Rogers will leave on Thursday noon to attend the National Y. A. convention in Detroit, April 25 to May i. Miss Rogers have an official part in the program of the convention as resource person in {the assembly discussion on the sub- ject, “Public Affairs.” will be Miss I'he reguls rm] club will be 30 o'clock. 1o president, r evening sephin be in char; at which swal- geese, and other aveling long dis- 1,000 to 2,500 feet. 2 known to fly five arth. wil usual d du when trom be the The low, birds tanc 2 is Cranes have There :mh.-ry practice | miles aboye HELD OVE request UNTIL FRIDAY Popul JANET GAYNOR and CHARLES FARRELL are still the talking screen's finest lovers and this lyric laden movietone romance was made by the direc- tor of"S;nny.Side Up,” DAVID BUTLER SPECIAL MATINEE DAILY 12:30 to 2 P. M, Wik .\ Fox Movietone News Comedies Selected Subjects ALL SEATS MAIN ST. NEAR COMMERCIAL ST. New Britain’s Most Progressive Market WEDNESDAY LEADERS CHOICE WESTERN BEEF Shoulder Steak ............22c Ib. Boneless Pot Roast ........ 22¢ Ib. 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