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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. 'WHAT IS FUROPE? 725 5755 Wisconsin Forest Fire Burms Nearly Two Months — AWERICANS BUILD - PUNGULESTON o ey | SVIET PROPERTIS | 3 s u;;,.m.!q.. French Wonder About Limits of 7-n Froven moriomas nasess | VR (T Sal I R 0 Super- i ! !59 Proposed New Union < the Spanish Armada which bar. | . ‘ o g vise Work e e LN Y Cleveland, A 29 (UP)—Ten Unless otherwise indicated. theatrical notices and reviews in this column are {[| written by press agenciea for the respective amusement company. imw'"’d engineers and contractors | ! | have sailed for tostroy, Rus- | = — £l w re they w mn su - | . - e mnera L 2 AT THE STRAND | best ever staged in any of the St. i palaie S Songonn.00% | spies involved in intrigue, mysti- | Oronzo carfivals. The St Oronzs B U D e P ths | fving actions of international secret | exhibitions are famous for their iiral ‘mountain @istrict: i | service far from the line of battle, [great bomb finales and special ar- The American party is made up danger lurking with every move, |Tangements have been made for a : i " & crossing and double-crossing where |reat climax to tomorrow night's fs " | disclosure means certain death and |Show, With an extra' large supply of a great love that battles against|rockets and bombs being ordered. great odds “Thres Faces East,” the|Two0 band concerts will be held dur- powerful mystery drama of the |ing the evening. Programs includ« World War which opened last night |ing both concert 2nd popular musio at the Strand theater and will re- |are being completed n there today and tomorrow with | Al Lombardo and his 12 Aristos o abts of select vaudeville crats, from Boston, one of the most and charm of Miss | popular groups,of baliroom musici. nett who is seen as a spy dis-|2ns in the vicinity of the Hub City, guised as a war nurse who operates | Will be at Compounce Casino Sunday under cover in both the Englieh and |Dight The “'Nf;rrfl'* 1’:‘8 lude ¢ ueti German secret service are surpassed Proved sensations wherever they ”},C,':glu: ‘:: ”,‘lw’gf]‘ only by the excellence of her acting. have played this season and have | markable aerial photo shows adv advan forest fire whi acelas 2 50 coke ovens. 14| Eric von Stroheim, is tremendo ;Y“r"a:fd a'g:‘md prograhr:l for their 3% 5 o skt R > 5 e S Ak i E L il ens, . A itia ra 1 3ristol visit Sunday night. been raging over a 200-mile front in northern W isconsin since JuI' 1 “The picture was taken or th furnaces and other 4sz;‘;,d*‘:":":_f\,b::‘;r,r,‘ [‘0‘;1”?\:5 o e 2 1 . 1 £ £, T "4 equipmen’ b it b = - ~ - - ~ near Oconto, Wis. Observe how the flames have just ed the farm in the left foreg GO ‘” \‘1 B tions | EMBASSY THEATER The story takes place in the fall| Probably the most hilarious and of 1917 when the eves of all the ni- |4, gpitting comedy yet to grace A wit e : wn i \ N 3 | Joe E. Brown, scored signally ; Missourian Removes Asphalt Cove ; s Lake Compounce P X o has al vapiliation kot A were"‘;flflg made at|in “Hold Everything” has the role 3 sai e re. | 2 N e ing and Finds “Piece of Junk” Is B loghell ores Lake Compounce in Bristol today [Of & $35 a week broker's clerk looss | Dethroned Ropalty Being Ab- ;o et 702 : o of 000 a montn. Tt s in the |y SO Seation of one of the | on & vacation among milionaire. 18 Feyptiar ass Vesscl. | il ! e EEpani B =] r oof th largest crowds in the history of the artened? sorbed in That of Japan e RN R largest crowds in the hisory of he |1k . faot 10ng ciear ha informs <l : v saly andil e night when the §t. Oronzo society of |2nd sundry he and his partner, y tage its annual cele- | WO 1S Jack Whiting, a co-clerk, Itauar: Head brmd 2 bla \ which - Bl il stace e A e S it In Search for Lab P L A : which is fo be topped by a holiday | &ires. Mostly, g 29 (A—H t : 3 aSad it i z 7 Labor Day. . Jack de ebrations staged by the Italian society are known through- out the state, and this year's pro- gram is expected to be more elabo- rate than any held before at the Bristol park Huge bombs, ex- ploded during the day, will precede a great fireworks display which is to be the main feature. In other years the St. Oronzo ex- tions have attracted crowds of y 10,000 and expectations are hat even larger throngs will be on he shores of the lake when the first dish Flapper, 103, h Torss tme. § 7| It s a rare th 4 the wane. according to Sherif o is set off tomorrow 1 as Her Hair Bobbed .’ S LI —— 4 s : < s “ome of the most spectact S S 3 s g g ¥ R EZL L : has st out of . t d moving and set pieces ever sh \ug. ° iiyir ’ : e e Chr the s ratior s|in any display in New England are planned for Saturday night's exhibi- ch is expected to rival the Russian annual ,000 tons of finished tan and | Gt boy west, aré hoat races at Monte Carlo, and is a nominee for the presidency of the New York Stock | Exchange. s speed invited to he rival “" |PRICES SLASHED! You Now Save $35 to $50! BITTEN BY LAST TIMES TODAY Prince Doesn’t Speak e P G e -1 CLARAHBOW Real “King’s English” .q an crecey umknonn to e im. 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S \ oy > i SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 30 SR e o : Electric Washers in One—Ona Low Price! A Million Laughs— 2 — Band Concerts — 2 Iy : SUNDAY NIGHT, ATGUST I ESIBEEI AN, | Sk : AL‘ LOMEARDO | “13 Goldened Voiced | A A Hundred Beautiful Girls— 1 Rs’ OEBUCK AN D o And His Keith Orpheum Girls” Joz E. Brown Starts the Fun— 12 ARISTROCRATS Al 3 7 — New England Sensations — And It Never Stops: Store Hours: FREE SERVICE 2 Advance in Prices — Men 75 ies © Coming SUNDAY A “TOP SPEED COMEDY” — and How! 2 TIRES MOUNTED " Great Progr i f | ANN HARDING A T RICH PEUT . Dallyio 20 84 ARCH STREET BATTERIES INSTALLED LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 1 | in “HOLIDAY” E S ; in PATROL" Band Concerts Special Features i z H Saturday 9 - 9

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