New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 23

ULTRA-NATIONALIST PARTY IN' FRANCE New Group Stands for Stronger Army, Dictatorship BY MINOTT SAUNDERS Paris, Nov. 14—Undismayed the failure of Fascism, blue to harmonize with French Pierre Taittinger, member of Chamber of Deputies, has organized here a new ultra-Nationalist party known as the National and Republicans, This is a movement to combat the Fascism of Italy and Hitlerism of Germany. It is the French inter- pretation, according to its founds of the same spirit here of the mg tide of nationalism. Although the nmew organization has not yr zained much headway, it is looked upon by pacifists as a troublesome symptom. Taittinger was the some Years ago of movement, intended Fascism, but it did vive and was even sober-minded Nationalists. He alsy formed another extremist orgai:- ization known as the Young I ots, but that also failed public imagination. Although the program of the National and Social mains somewhat vague, it frank- v aims for the unification of all actionary nationalist groups 10 ombat pacifists and rong front against the e group favors the stren, ing of the army and the establish- ment of a semi-dictatorial govern ment. So far it Is sympathet Premier Andre Tardieu, for of a stronger leader to take stern teps against German nationalism The old Blueshirts, most of them discontented war veterans, are ral- founder the blueshirt as Irench not long sur- discredited by Hitlerites critics of Taitt t he lacks force and The Blueshirt move because it given to is predicted Social Republ the similarity o name to that of the Hitlerit German doctrine not kindly re- ceived here. And it is pointed out that Taittinger is neither a Musso- Jini or a Hitler. The new party, certain following iey is to comb 1sm with its o ine not ame fate tional and of for however, because pol- foreign natior has a jte PALAIS ROYAL SUNDAY McEnelly and b Recording orches England’s most comes to Palats Roval November 16th, for gagement of the season tiful ball voom on avenue, Hartford. P day night engagement at this same ball room last month, McEnnelly's orchestra broke all records for at- tendance and undoubtedly another capacity attendance will be on hand this Sunday night. One of the old- est orchestras in the United States, it is safe to say that McEnnelly's has played to more persons during | its thirty years of existence any other dozen hands comt Mothers and 1 grandmothers and the present gene recollections of the orchestra made weckly Hartford. Playing now own beautiful Butterfly in Springfield dan nday night, his second famou Ball Ro AT THE PALACE One of the “ifferent” pictures that has played at the Palace theater in months will be shown starting Mon- day, for three day “The Primrose P: frank story of h a perfectly balance drama d mix comedy that i tart fo sm driving home a le son will ¢ same time that no thoughtful per forget The Primrose talking-si Helen Fo remem- bered for her brillant acting in “The Road to Ruin.” The added of the feature aftraction is Flame,” an all Tech- spectacle lovers “Song nicolor dramatic the screen's perfect der Gray and Bernics Taurel and Oliver Hardy ply a sure the their Jatest Sound news and other sound shorts will complete program Alexan- aire. Stan will sup- for blues in laugh riot cupposed in thr sued in 1635 to be the 1ted Tnited States. by the Cambridge Universal Club DANCE Newington Grange Hali FRIDAY, NOV. 14, 1930 ROY BACON And His Commodores . 50¢ LOANS ON TIME’ It is as businesslike to buy money on time as it is to buy anything else you need. Cash—quickly, confidenally up to $300. tepay $1.00 per week } cessary. liates only % per month. Mutual Industrial Service 111 Vlslnwnvrr A'M"S; Social | ris- iyl to grip | Republicans | present | than | “Blotto.” | ey NEW T BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1930. Telegraphers’ Code Earns Man Freedom Detroit, Nov. 14 UP) — Judge Christopher E. Stein, of record- er's court, once was a telegraph So when Christopher , appeared before on a minor vas an oper end me something.” “D-e-t-r-0-i-t" Denny a table. : “Detroit,” [ Theater Review MRS. P'ISKE in “LADIES OF THE By ¥red Bi Staged by Harrison Direction George him charge and said h. Amusement Ente tor. the judge said, tapped said the judg “You're right,” said Denny, “Now, said the judge, “tell m what 1o do with your case.” 2 “P-l-c-a-s-¢ l-e-t i‘\‘m . n n ticked off Denny. [izen? “G-c-t 0-u- Andrew m-e g-0," h-e-r-e | Judge | Juds 3 which responds |2 well chosen cast, L play with zest to the spirit of the Ethel Strickland is a solemn faced uplifter, Jennette Dowling a sweel young thing just out of college, El Keene a gold digging chorus lady who has been promoted to the bo: Gordon an Ingersoll a nan, Luke fied real cstate bel Knight a dreamy poet Cowan a bride scparated husband by ju s James a sna candy merch, only Min- | o Sh voice group being Fiske's little {ception of room “Ladies of Jury fainment opp write “must Re Jury" a Herald | A dies of the theat Hartford, may V‘m | with accepted star s of | procedure but it is none the | amusin enter lit matter that tween fact sprightly contedy [HO}erl alo a wave stirred up by the Maddern Fiske, ti is no more lov teresting persor e on the Babbitt Conness a telf- salesn liberties cou less Alic rvice, Vincent modern voun . Walter Kinsella a owner and Thomas cot burrs in his can i ne such twisted around Mr. ou have a con- anspires in the ion nie ith there more in- stage 1o call crim a crime, of course finger. what t There i the jury into bei Jut the is only cloth on which the orn of the comedy is lare no shrieks, groans or stage det ' is an enter- site on your will rem played b ed to se START FIRST ELEVEN Cambridze, Mass, Nov. 14 (UP) Harvard will start its first cleven ainst Holy Cross tomorrow. Though the Worcester school always has a strong t Harvard usually arts second string men in the an- But Coach the Crimson to gain confi- the evidenc former chor- rdering ich is nst Mrs. Gordon, a s girl who i5 acc wealthy hu OBSERVES 100TH BIRTHDAY Nov (UP)—Mr ed the congrat- 0 BLIChR mon ns of friends and relatives on ay anniversary to- ilerville home in lived birth. FOR BEST RESULTS AERALD CLASSIFIED ound fo h blandis dominates every situ- sh ha the she Mrs, Fiske {and reficcts the per pictur {the rich woman of rong | hich since mind having her-omn. way he i3 ) {ed in the ion of e story ADS Now /mH/. Playing IREN K R Py OL st gc L DE‘ 1LL ACTS x NTTE ;\u HT CcABARE TONG TH ANNIVERSARY NEXT WEEK MON., TUES., WED LEW SUN., om most astonishingly | many | Added Attraction LAUREL and HARDY —in— Laurel-Ha Murder Case ' NEXT THURS., FRL, SAT. JOE COOK “RAIN OR SHINE" 7 ACTS 7 VAUDEVILLE NEW BRITAIN FARMINGTON INN Farmington, Conn. 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