New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 25

o o - Transport Avator Saves Passep- ™7 x+ment o Sonec i "1 gers by Good Control this statement in conne reports that the KEmb offer only Warner Br The theater will be a fir Mr. Evans added. an Stage Expe riences With Stars Receive Pins Sunday celluloid entertain Ay e ent ¢ Boston ,June 6 (M — A skilltul [with its ‘showing In key citles| Charles local young man emergency landing in shallow water throughout the country o ihas e nported LAl tert Harpe [0 Nevins J was declared today to have prevent-| Mr. Evans has a wide acquain- and s Wier will be obser t Cong ed the loss of more than one Hfe £ in; thisyclly through ‘his) eons s in B % i DIOELINg on with the Palace theater t of t sesterday in the forced landing of 4 | par(tord, whe Colonial Air Transport passenger | manager for ; Plane with 15 persons ahoard occupied th o B ; g Pearl § 50, Brookline phpurya past fo brought to this city o manager of the Thorsen, died on shore afi from the plane others were taki fering from immer: minor injuries. Iive remained night nsibly pitol but ~ |actually to direct the Embassy when nd | the deal for its ] was completed Motor Goes Dead Occupants ofthe tri-motored plane gaid the ri mediately off on th Unable 1o keep t} RE-ELECTT HORWITZ P e . Annual Outing at Saybrook on portion o e nen e Je 98 1§ Arranged cavated portion of the field. The ort is located in Kast Boston urrounded by water. | R ‘ Martin H. Ho 8- | president of the Yo publican club at t \'1] R. Chick, G rs through the two doors. lane stayed afloat some time bef &inking in about 10 fect of water. Two Women Passengers Two of the 13 passengers were women. Those who remained at the pital overnight were: Chick, 1. H. w o pi o last ni P chosen as followss Vi Harry W. Hatsing; secrets Eppler; treasurer, William F Committees arranging f nual outing which takes at the Pease House THI ONLY BIG TEROTLE oL PrORTS o bgcoms. a ' + Chinese Wives Snld N i i > :l ¥ % To Get Cas ; ) | v o o TO ERECT THREE HOUSES R L pi !‘ hicles Geor iy y Ma N ok permit T i Wo i ts || e inquiry \\num! & t A s sationa ' Bo EVANS TAKES []VER et s | | R ! BOME WATERMELON DEALER - 1 = Capitol to Be Closed Tonight for l VW YO L Lo ":;”M(“(mrz “in3 SEERS DIVORCE FROM TENOL | OIa A e 10 Sersed from 5 to 8:30 P M theater under the \ ) e el S e R | terms of a lease which gives the T cor pmwnnrwmnv of the house f -~ G — N ” 2 Final Screening ; DANCE HALL with \ 3 GRAND PARADE S With Helen Twelvetrees i and Fred scott i Ll STE[;K T[] v[]TE : “, : ¥ —_— Has the Hits of Screenland First R e A[iAINST TAH":F : Ll e — | i i THIS SEASON Opponents of Measre Gain as : Conernces Resume R : NEW BRITAIN STRAND | russpat, I’I‘.%I’HIII Aoy 10 CLEAN, ‘VHOLESOM: AMUSEMENT 1igs \w«q‘llln arls Hundreds of people relaxed in the cool, comfortable Palace yesterday and saw two good features TODAY VICTOR McLAGLEN in ‘BLACKWATCH’ This Pictare Will Thrill You Romance !—Intrigue!—Mystery ! Also Droadwas's Stage Star INA CLAIRE in the ‘AWFUL TRUTH’ And you will laugh to see Stan imself a “protection democ assailed the measure as “a frau not a Laurel and Oliver Hardy in “They Faw Down and Go Boom.” SATUEDAY ONLY ‘:-h. ‘ SRl ST Ton Rt aiease | || Aetacestorstn it oday o TVO PERFOSMANGES DALY Zsnd8PH We won't fool you—nol even if we could—and we can't also HOOT GIBSON in ‘TRIGGER TRICKS’ ... Palace Boys' cluh meets at 10 A the use M. Come early—Free. DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION OF THE SUPERB MENAGERIE SEATS ON SALE CIRCUS DAY CROWELL'S DRUG STORF 77 West Main St of cahlos the ting needles instead of 'h.» |a lead pencil QUIGLEY DECLARES PLANS EXERCISES | FrTT oy New Britain - Man Recounts Go-to-Church Group Members o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930. - wi S : ==t observance will ./ 'l t::..t.!"'ii"i ATEDS, mn a Unless otnerwise indicated, theatrical notices and re writien Ly press sgencies for the respective amuseime 8 1 thls column are t company. [ BILLIL DOVE AT THE STRAND ROGERS TO.HAVE PART ..-,-,'w» commemora- 7th. a pageant IN ENFIELD'S PROGRAN Marking 250th Annyer- ROBIN N sary of Town to Take Place BOBINSLAYS BGC TN RIOVE ago. June 6 (UP)—Noises in On June 26 H t d police and nto the kitch rror, they dis- robin had laid an egg in FUGENE PERMANENT WAVING HAIR CUTTING AGNELLO’S BEAUTY PARLOR Strand Theater Building Ha Phone 1543 = _fl LAST I| Warner Bros. 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