New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1930, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERATD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930. "8 ‘THEBIG TRAIL' AT EMBASSY THEATER El Brendel Featured in Stirring Western Film Retrace the steps of yvour fore fatiiers; trek along with the pioncer of a century ago; march westw with them over prairies, deserts, mountains; join in their battles wit swollen blinding savage Indans and share the joys of their finally arrive in the drenms, Raoul rivers with themn as they heir success valley Wi “The Big Trail" vividly re-enzcts these stirrin ents in the lives of th s as they fought thei in search of nd mor ¢ homeland. 1t is a picture for athers, mother hear and kiddies. It picture which will quicken the heart beats of any nd every red blooded American and one which no American should mis Ish's or is a Mo, than 20,000 players en Movicto tr flan is gigantic Fox American Indians shout hoops and shoot their rows at the train of pione Heading the cast of prin- ¢ipal players are John Wayne, Mar- % Churchill and El Brendal story is an authentic on n by Hal G, Walsh York office 1" and he g ar- zons rite The writ- Fivarts sent fo the New get Ll Br t him. Jusi remen r that El Brendel had been vadliner in vaudeville and a fc ed player in half a dozen Shubert 1sica] sho However, he ac pted Walsh's offer, achieved « ronounced hit and a Fox contrac nd now has a featured role in "The wire of FFox to never did Walsh of others’ judgment as it came to cas Once again hard and did Big led 1o rule that in Trail."” he ¢ sick 10 the 4 won out He needed in his early t could ride and oceasion required possessed what S0 many times, male lcad a boy lso fi and abo Walsh alw rred to as “muts who could and finish And he found the Fox lot form at Un of § California. who had loft coll Work in pictures—as a pro Raoul Walsh's he B on a blood out S start hoy rig A Monday ne “All Stean ullongl in terics livan short treats. BUSINESS SHOWS DECREASE AGAIN Wholesalers Show Drop of 22 Per Gent the wholcsale, 1 stor o the York fed October same inz to the eview of credit federal ral district showed a decrease - 1 month- reserve durin tions ofthe agent New York Whole )ctober, artment t and c The volumc reporting review said siderably vious. The showed a loss from or per cent tores a loss of 5.4 ain stores a loss of 5 alers) de- per per [s c of wholesale f 1 to b year con- pre- briow or two pre- “continued aller than 4 decr per the as in . cent he same month about ced 1 yardage sales Gctoh Hardware Slumps of groceries, shoes contin ases in Septem cotton 10 br and and ially the of hardware showed ease since s of the en's clothir diamond and reported by ery. paper dealers machine tools rey ed by the Machine Tool Builders' as sociation, following month-to-month ncreases in August and September decreased in October, and were little than one-fourth the volume of October, 1929, and the lowes\ since Beptember, 1924 Stock Value Lower value of stocks in Orders for more “The Telephone 1230 TODAY LAST TIMES CAPIT‘OL NEW BRITAIN porting lines, with the exception of | drugs, continucd to be substantially smaller than a year previous. Col- lections averaged slightly lower than in October, 1929. “October sales of report partment storcs in this dist craged 5.4 per cent smal 9 compared with cent decline in the average sales in September. Departuient stores locat- cd in Newark and the Huds T valley reported sales slightly larger than last year., 1 decreases werc reported {ron sections of the district “Total O« de- t av- r than in as an 8 per 41l other ober sales of the re- systems in this 5 per cent below a a decr much the 1 reported i idjustment to a daily rate of sales.” GERMANY LAMENTS FOLE PERSECUTION Sends Note to League Secretariat On Silesian Status (ry Ger- note the esting alleged sion of Ger- Silesia —The 1o Nov. 29 of Nations y ition and onpre Polish thousands of extrac- ts as man being robhed of their v citizenship, the United Press learned 1ed un- 1he The ribes numerous case d terrov prot allez G agreement among the allies national minorities. ation that all Po- equal before the law ¢ rights of citizen all Polish c edo s on va reached ns are of same ion proper Polish acts of vio New \‘(;l'l; Players Present he Ghost Train” he com- ' will b avers fternoon at was broug A. H. Woods bar ul New York run superstition of about a ghost- § by in the swinging the scy im runne is to their careloss of life and terrorize the section, i cleverne Scotls rs nse th tless —RBillbo: jike Broadway:. prosperous his on for a 1t is real melodrama and without a e reddest play that has been long il enjoy ay in a a hair-rais buy your tickets early —Mirror. “If you sripping ride for "The G HARTFORD his Victor Re- England's es to| for PALAIS ROYAL ). McEnelly ng orchest most famous ¢ Palais Royal | { Colonial”’ Plainville TONIGHT Music by Earl Lamberts Orch. Best of Music — Best of Crowds TREE PARKING — Telephone 500 ORCH. SEATS RESERVED 50¢ “The Family Upstairs” to wvisii t the Hom¢ Newington m s be Gail the Y will be ar at 1930 w i ‘ it ting on December g d to show s trave Jjunior Hi- ¥ ) attend this serve yesterday 1 way from home | Boy 00p No. SUEPOLLARDACTS CITY CLEANEDQUT = oo Virginia Governor's Daughter Hardly Enough Lelt Over lor YAgain Appears Behind Fooflights Hash in Restaurants : = : — BOY SCOUT NEWS 1inzton, No e 1 il f ASPHYXIATED ACCH Meat, Wiley Predicts Ry Cl g0, Nov. 29 (UP) — modern drug s whict penses bathing suits books as well as dr gell choice cuts of i R. Wiley of Purdu. president of the Americ of Ammal Producti in a lecture bhefor al convention These sales will F mad sible, Wiley throug method of freezing 1 Keeps it f indefinite addgition, 1 frozen mea v and odorless, flavor will improve cording to the A Christmas party will be given on by the Woman's club of Maple Hill lat their next meeting on Wednes- | day afternoon, December 10, at 2:30 | o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. K. 1 Perry on Golf street and Mrs. Hen Harrisgbur The dis- toys and soon witl university, n Society vredicted society's ing to S —— = 5 Drug Store to Carry ‘ Maple Hill News ¢ Beri and son, Pa., have of Mr. and Mr rold Scarborough of Ridgeway t for the past two weeks. VENTALLY Fal a said e roudman of Bos- . and Mrs. D. W. Work- son. Kenneth of Ridge- the guests of Mr. and Proudman of Frederick found t man and it field, were X b ic cial t v dir increase see the w role made fan Mrs amount o Thanksgiving day, be inother return engager in Hartford at room for the third t this feature orchesir back this week mainly due precedented popularity ance at the first and the numeroy brought back in hefor Sunday was the ¢ McEnelly's sc Playing ball Hitchcock of Roston din week-end with her Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hitch- of Sequin strec i is spe paren rought | oo nent persons purchasers fo presentation at this morning 3 Mr d Mrs. Lucius Bushnell of Potistown, Pa., the guests of Mrs. Bushnell’s parenls, Mr. and Mrs. N. . Mann of Robbins avenue. two eng L voung r hac rin s Wolve > plans engagements . Boston and | Palais Royal TOMORITOW be Washington attorney several thereafier Philadelp At 24 sh est ladie a You plishments hz the p Under layed lead theater seve group ga Wash | ton theater. She disappeared then, land there was t0 what had become of cious little leading woman. One day the audience recog he vanish- ed heroine in the governor's daugh- ter who sat applauding Christ SUADAY McEnelly’s VICTOR BECORDING ORCIT daugh- . Latham of Miss Betting Mrs. [ n street, for Margarct's ter spending homes M S he year, it for tomorrow ihey were her Theodore stree Spring school in W pring —ai— NORDEN BUNGALOW Erery saturday Night Charlestonians Orche Admission 50 cents Norden Building Association her iiEan and accom- much in embe 5 invalid Dancing 0 11 Men W E men 300 their wen Marilyn Miller Dances Sans Chorus in “Sunny” Marilyn o take ame shr % I'rec Parking 1.009 Cars the Junior when the TN sparingly Mr, and Mrs. D. K. Perr Golf street spent 1 5 dance day the family Strand th for four |giving in Bingha plays in a tin ey ptation of aphone famous stage suce 1AL MOST AND THE BEST FOR LESS of after and Sequin Mrs. B returned holiday Sorrow Mr. Boston have spending the Mrs. Walier nd verett home with M of NOW SHOWING “THE FLORODORA GIRL” \ Kemantic Story of the Gay Nineties starring MARION DAVEES Also ‘“DAMES AHOY” With GLENN econd fiim as one of the cver produced at the dial Hor firs ost popuilar ally,” W S J 1 a hox e Morris Nordstrom of South Nor-| 4o poa foc o Rt \alk ana Glanence Nordstrom 08 OBz oo iin s tri-motored ‘Fokker air- sining. N. Y., are spending the week- | by n 0 ang over the south pole in a cnd with their mot Mre. Ma- | e o = tilda Nordstrom of Robbins avenue. was in F them in’ clgn countr Miss Miller the Americar uniqu She A Rollicking Comedy of Sailors Ashore a dancer an v opera star that ion. T RYON—EDDIE GRIBBON—OTIS HARLAN Mr. and News—serial—Comedy —Navelties rect is Lienhard. son of hard of Golf Robert Mrs, H. A home from | Tor i is no o ombination o ; ith h SUNDAY and MONDAY who can « Screcching Sirens—Pathos—Thrills tur comedy libny iversity T s G e e ‘ ; “The Fourth Alarm” Beginning L SUNDAY pre her nd Mrs. is The sensation of this or any other year. It holds » thrill that will tingle down your spine. Featuring N1CK STUART ADDED FEATURE ATTRACTION GIRL OF THE PORT Plus Selected Short Subjects SHE'S GOT WHAT YOU WANTED with SALLY ONEN Fm'malf(;err;an I;rolcs( On Poland Presented i (P— A against allegec TRACK WALKER KILLED | w Nov. 23 (UP)—| Waiking on of the New York, | n and Hartford railroad, | < Doyle, 55, was struck and | a locomotive last night. | two brothers. Paul and hoth of New Haven, limantic Marilyn's back! To make you laugh—to make yon ery—to make you cheer like you did when you saw “Sally.” formal | y tary ie of Nations. today by 1he MARILYN MILLER ipey “SUNNY” It might he YEARS before you'll see another pleture like “BIG MONEY” immond man consul at The prot 11l members of ated to and will council of t session TABS' AL BALLROOM TONIGHT Best of Music Floor Manager OIL BURNER With all the REPUTATION of the Petroleum Heat & Power Co. tics problems. will prepare and s mit a report on this controversy after which. doubtless, German and | Folish representatives will present rther vic On the Siage VAUDEVILLY Last Times Today ws. BAZAAR and CAFETERIA SUPPER Tuesday and Wednesday, December 2 and 3 Given by the YOUNG WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY of the FIRST CHURCH Bring Your Friends PLAINVILLE STRAND SUN.. 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Solve Your Problem I'ox World News Coming Monday in The Herald Classified Section Added FPeature “ALL STEAMED UP” with Clark and ‘Ml Hysterical Come Come Early Avoid the A Clean and Wholesale Entertainment for Young and Old’ Come Early! Come Late! gh Crowds! ians T P P N K W SN S W 8 A W WA SR \ DB D 58 D B S 2 B T B B D00 D8 B B 0 DD B LS DT RMRMRS Y