New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1930, Page 15

. HOWTO BE GIVEN | FOR PUBLIC RELIEF “Applesauce” Will Be Repeated at High School Auditorium The entire relief fund committee met yesterday afternoon in the office for the first time in two weeks and plans for | ronducting the relief campaign were further disc! cveral schemes for soliciting funds by means of en- tertainments were brought to the at- tention of the members and particu- lar stress was laid on the importance of learning of homes where relief is utely needed. 5. Joseph G. Woods that the uge of the school auditorium has for one night in December and the play “Applesauce” will be presented. Mrs. Woods has been given super- vigion of this project. The disposal of fickets has not been definitely settled, but it was suggested at the Mmeeting that societies in the city be asked to take the tickets for distri- bution. “Applesauce” recently presented by the St Jo parish players, Mrs. Arthur Bacon of the powder committee reported that 2 new “dough-raisers” cxpected to . A number of requests heen made for the money gath in both homes and business esta lishments. “Bridge Night” Tomorrow “Bridge night” throughout the city has been definitely decided upon tomorrow night and it is expected 2 number of homes will have which will be fruitful in the of furnishing contributions. A request made of M. C. Mcll- hone of the Connecticut Light and Power Company fora flood light on the “dough-raiser” in Central park will be referred to the directors of the company. It was also suggested that the Christmas decorations in the park will bring added attention huge can. } mpts will be made 1o effect a plan of a day nursery for children whose parents work. It is hoped that this plan may be carried through for then children will be cared for at a cost This will cnable many hour emergency mayo reported Senior High been obtained ph bhaking 00 were cent L mor th ire ring the the fund He would cases arc jurisdiction committee. He the commit- orgunization charity. Doyle of city cmergency relict and his department cpartment The under the nature of cmrgency er than strictly one soecial Shows in of of heaters Emba the y 5 heen have their willing- concerning beng riormances vz report o b ial show lar opening of the to the Strand L plan which he had seen Denver two years ago as held for imission e children who attend form of vege- admission + show of urday in Decem- the cash Co. its Gas Light in distribu- Wed- In the nta- as hostess who the issu- New Britain d to allow for has agree a place dough-raisers” during thi re will b committee and tabulate ans. window a tion of tive of the will superv ance of the == EXAMINED GLA FITTED FRAZ\"I\' E. GOODWIN Optometrist 7 MAIN ST. — TEL. America’s New Sweethearts MIN AND BILL Will Spend Their Heneymoon in story of the — e Theater Review | alt i cters) | Harold Roy Dotis Dalton Forrest Orr Dayid Clarke | Helen Tenney | Archer Cra | . Franklin e | Richard Winthrop, Elsle Winthrop Saul Hodgkin Charles Murdock Peggy Murdock Miss Bourne . Teddie Deakin . Julia Price Herbert Price John Sterling Jackson ewell Morton ... James Swift . Willlam Murray i Reviewer) By Hera Thrills and mystery, and tense drama pack sode of “The Ghost Train, act comedy melodrama pi the Capitol theater this week by the New York players For those who saw play in which Mi took the part of a 1 girl her acting in “The will be a revelation. He of a mind crazed with ol obsession is vivid and hough shr excitement, last week's abel Jewell r old school host Train” | portray » single | ing. Al- does not make her en trance until late in t second a she dominates the stage from that time on. The plot of the play is difficult (o discuss without explaining some of the mystery. [um runners, narcotic smugglers and train. that ills the inhabit localit with terror provide materials with which the playwright weaves his fabulous story. All the action takes place waiting room of the Clear Junction on a branéh line Rockland, Mr Seven passe nded at t ud the st in the Vale near gors find themselves | 1all station for th ation master ref passengers » wtion master tells how 20 years an excursion train crashed off just before it passed Frequently the peor the ghost train night, stle old s hefore an open bridg the junction in the locality rushing along screaming, brakes sereec and the signal bell clangi The talc e women in the party and a spinster, seeks relief in a flask of brandy. She holes out in one, hecomes intoxicated and re- mains blissfully 1 re of every- thing 1 when : arrives. Miss Bon thic o drives and its train is s mysterious missior re myste until the hen everyth plaincd and be Play omes us ¢ Deakin Eng wan. The supporting cast does ef- tive work witl I Archer Cratvford proving cspecially brilliant. an irrepressible lish- MRS, RLEIN ENDS LIFE i 2 (UP)—An un- melancholy mood for the suicide of 47, who shot her rrington, Dec. imed today Martha Klei ith one hand's servic Klein Klein, labot American Br ain in the o for- intendent , and \ecticut na- . framed building ipporting its covering silt in Chicago in 1884. st stegl etely FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED When She Makes Love The Whole World Sighs! SHE'S GOT WHAT YOU WANTED! MARILYN MILLER in “SUNNY” THURS., ¥ rwins in Body But Strangers in Souls! BERT LYTELL in “BROTHERS? On the Stage VAUDEVILLY FRI. CABARET NITH New Britain Soon! CA G PITOL NEW BRITAIN AT, Matinee Tomorrow 2:15) REICH WILL FACE | NEW BRITAIN DATI'Y HERAID, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1930 if NEW CRISIS SO0N Sweeping Financial Reform May | I wit cial den sis, in which there thr ments within the T tatc wh som | Bruening government is allowed to newed invocation of dictatorial An | pea fte da burg, der Prove Chaotic j -The Re y “eping finan- promulgated by pres today faced a new was a distinet political develop- Jerlin, Dec. 2 ¢ h a program for reform tial decree, eat of chaotic weeks, | tribe who comi abou “AfE ture 'he crisis itself d as soon as n the Reic of the may be precipi- . i tomorro onvenes e opposit to voice to its indignation at tre re- idential the pre power Attempt to Repeal Laws tempt, will be me made 10 re- 1in the which, and yes- the ight 1 the ning financial r months of pro formulation nt Hinden- am un- the Hamentary dicke President signed mer Von P to who the ¢ prop char of Reich's constit ( ber ed | tempt of majority has ed ol con won nur bes of b t jes] the Bru b abinet, it fav measures pul dur pre cont blockir tax “hancellor I ng and s of hi: teday mem- represer that the at- would not governme diminish- |is a ion of the |only nomic party, inct, with lown tinued adhesion of somc small | servative clements still can out- nber counts | ther ides on 5 of some the dran ion th by las its opposition. 1 1 unwillingn. ors ti financial | the tors opposition to responsi- for repe 1 of the tempt 1o 1 olve defe crnment, with nt that the only tion possible if th down would fascist con- A fascist would al- ved with dis- iz thre jority cor 1eni that built nt in the 1t ever W gO¢ 1d the eichstag contended P certainly be vie Whroad May Use New Decree or ned wit rum broad in th Car sident seor: ruthless siashes of rabld salarics begint in that of Jlic exp: tions in stat sident rifoutions to various dol¢ of the upward who solv Cnlass written by piess agenciow for the respective amuseraent compauy. 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S P otherwixe indicated. theatrical notices and reviews in thi» colump AT THE BASSY can stage. don succes tion through the being looked 1 siasm_ by thea York Mas , the famous African fighters kill lions in the hand-to-claw sat. have very little formality t their love life, according to ica Speaks,” the Columbia Pic- playing Embassy the- tomorrow days only rece nd it ho revel lodrama, HE STRAND as truly arilyn Miller, now playing at t “the strangest picture ever |Strand theater E has t d” and in addition to the mentioned hére shows some of most thrilling and amazing s A new s ever recorded by the camera. 1 vell known lly every D aded a been and woman clothes could be Huring as the photogrs or setting she ming and whos umber of s o dancing of Mis < no nd Donah Columbia playing at who Swar 18 Y 1phie not has a full appreciation of h valuation, but has the : 4 confession of her a man who is al Outfitted with sented in the cwport finds equal of her wealthy in manners, poisc anc “The Big hen A. 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Come one! see our local boys in acti benefit of the Emergency < contention of Commodor» | 1 Fernandez and his six fellow adhesion to | strategy fleet out | WORK FOR UN LOYED New Haven, Dec. 2 (—Work for the unemployed of this city will be ade possible through a $200,000 | bond issue authorized by the board of aldermen last night money will be expended by public works department the the Thrills! Chills! Roaring Africa! Liberty Magazine Gives This Ple- ture 4 Stars - - - - - NDS TONIGHT “THE BIG TRAIL” SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN DANCING YOU WILL LIKE TODAY and TOMORROW Does it pay to be proud? find the answer in g o MIRIAM MARMEIN —in — “THELADY OF SCANDAL” ant Heart Drama RUTH CHATTERTON (N Added Attraction tomance—TFiery Passions “IN GAY MADRiD" S ORAREC Tickets 50c at Helen Selected Sound- Shorts The PRICE o FOOD Caricatures, Satires, Comedies NORMAL SCHOOL, WED., DEC. 3 Philips and Beacon Book Shop Prices subject to change depending upon Aluctuations in wholesale market prices. 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