Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 10

=1 T 1t B Dance at State Armory. 358 Dscan Now 30, V. O, 6 A meets tucket Street. ¥ tonal‘)’nu:n, h;? 3, L 0. O. F., mects hFl'i}.w&:ogd {'.oan. No. 6920, I O. M. U., meets in Stelner Hall. Cross Councll, No. 13, K. of C, meets C. Home. L en ©. Tietches Past, No. 4, A L, O. lding. B mnann‘m u:fmn Pilctures &t * ‘Strdnd Theatre. 4 .3 Pictures at Breed Theatre. TODAY’S EVENTS Centenary of the birth of Willlam E % Miblack, noted Indiana congressman and eist. < The Roman Catholle dlocese of Grand . n-fii.“& forty years old today, hav« { ingibeen created, May 19, 1882. i, iBoth the United States and Canada i will have representatives at the inter- § national conference of Catholic Women's £ Leagues, which meets at Rome today. ; The latest ideas in the prevention of * @isease and the conservation of the pub- i Mo heaith will be exemplified at the In- dlana Health Exposition, which opens at fanapolis today. Lt".l\ distinguished delegation’ headed by former ico President Thomas R. Mar- shall is to represent the United States at aj conference of American and British Scottish Rite Masons, which s to open today ‘in London. +General primariel are to be held in i Orspon today for the nomination. of cindidates for represchtatives in coh- gress, governor, state treasurer, justices of ‘the state supreme court, and members : of the legislature. Interest centres chief- Iy, in the contest for the republican gub- xtorial nomination, in which Governor Nate s opposed for renomination by a i Seld of five rival candidates. ANNOUNCEMENTS MeKinley Ave. A: M. E. Zion Chureh The illustrated lecture on “Panama” which was announced for Fridav, 19th, 2as been postponed to Friday 26th. ' ‘The Iatest and best in MotbflrLubrication, ; backed by fifty years’ refining experience Whiteman Concert Before Dance THe entertainment committee of Bat- tefy B, 152nd Artillery, announced Zhursday night that Paul Whiteman's @fchestre. will glve a concert programme from 8 to 8.20 tonight at the armory. The ‘erchestra wired the local committee Thursday that they will arrive in Nor- wich early enough to give the half hour goncert before the dancing starts at $.30 o'clock. s Besten English Opers Company to Pre- ®sit 11 Trovatore at Broadway Theatre. "iWhen the Boston English Opera com- pany closed its season in Boston, Mana- #er Beck selected the seven principals who mads the biggest hit in 11 Trovators for.e tour doing just this one opera. The Tesult is that these same artists appear- i8g in every performance comprise what %3 truly an all star cast and people who Rave seen II Trovatore many times say that never before have they neard a per- formance where every part was as well east or one that moved mare smoothly. This all star cast, together with the famous Boston opera chorus, is coming to:the Broadway theatre on Wednesday evening, May 24 and it will no doubt stand. as the supreme musical event of the. season. The fact that only one cast is carried, ihereby entailing no excess expense, to- Séther with the fact that packed houses wfe the rule everywhere this company has Sppeared, make it possible for them to Piay at popular prices from §0c to $3, 134 from ali indications the theatre will be packed to the doors to hear this excel- ‘ent organization in the world's most popular opera. Seatas are now on sale. —_— BEEED THEATRE. Yer once the adjestive despised by Aewapaper editors and the superlative ikt only the youngest of reporters have Bagd the temerity to hand over to “the Sek” Rave apparently come into their W= sgain with Theodora, the great Ital. = mpecacle which G ¥n presents at e Breed theatre today Saturday. A _glance at the columns of notices in e newspapers of New Y and the er “big cities where the picture has n' ehown might indicate .to. the ordi- Sary obferver who has not scen the pro- that there has been a revival of e flowery praise and reverberating su- perint f cus days. The people » now have a chance to weigh 3. justice of the claim that they are wériied. f For instance, the dramatic critic of he ¥eéw York Wold, who is noted for hig severity and who rarely praises 2 screen oftering, declares: “To adequately de- scribe 1t would tax even the vocabulary of P.: T. Barnum,” and then adds: “Theo. to be 2 breeder of movie fans, y have seen it they will have > seen about the best the screne can pre- sazit. - Theodora is a marvel bf 5The Herald calls it “stuper excelling anything seen before;” the Tribune remarks that “Sardou = could Hever have dreamed that the glory which w&s Rome’s could be thus portrayed.” and the Morning Telegraph, after saying that | Theodora leads all motion pictures in the | HRttér of extravagance, calls it 2 “gigan- tolspectaclé,” “gorgeous beyond descrip- it tioh,”. and adds that “the carpenters ot STANDARD OIL CO.0F NEWYORK I 26 BROADWAY. : together to erect the sets.” NET CONTENTS 2 ¢ ONE GALLON= * ' STRAND—FIVE BIG ACTS, x > N . ST ATE ¢ There are five fine acts scheduled for ¥ B 2 Strand the last Half of this week. 2 3 o * 2 ; - ; Galind’s Circus is the main attraction, TN Watch for our new Lubrication SOCONYAT | | ‘ ase vs MTOT PRODUCTS | %"Mu.fi“ 7 J effig composed of Sonies and monkeys. This is sure to be a treat for young and old. John and Nellls Olme ars ‘watch wis- They may be called magicians, for they eecomplish a number of feats that 3on’t come under the head of illusion but l.t;; ekiifnl almost to the border of scien- ' These Oils are designed UR car Al and Mabel Joy offer Just a' Little Noasense. The nonsen. vrovided in wmedy, song, dance and agrobatics, ) Ward and Bohkman appear in | g skit wilch they call Call It What You Like. Thoy endeavor to make you laugh, and they certainty succeed in Qoing this. The Dubl: 1 Trio appear in Jrish melo- e 3 : - @le&. 'Of course, the Dublin is Irish, : 4 tWo prétty coliecr 2 iad, the trio 3 ] & e 2 s zngumn. in Irish melodies, These mel- 4 . b : 2 5 : €5 wre Irish airs thut have a universal ~ : 5 : s appéal. They are sung delightfully, at- t2edtitely and splendidly. The {ndependence of Is:2 thing worth stud Szl ot this type is a remarkable figure. M4 hence much of the interest attached 8 GWdys Walton's charming portrayal af‘such a figure 12 Playing With Fire at thhe Strand theatre. The heroine is 8 girlwhom we all know—with ail the little istfnato tcuches that mean much in a Pcture, the working girl €. The American STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK —_— BROADWAY—NOW PLAYING, There are two big features at the Woudway theatrs for ths last half of s week. The firet s Conway Tearle in A- Wide Ozen Town and the other is Oliver Curwood’s famous novel, Country and the Law, featuring @ity Leslie A Wide Open Town is a photoplay that represents the return of one of the most - pepular photoplay stars now ap- Pearing before fhe camera. Mr. Teasle | has develaped a big following throughout the entire country through his work in kisd of photoplays of w hich A Wide Town s a splendid example. Hig Biés invarlably ars of the kind which or clime,, cail “for Rietsionle ability of t¥3 highest tained Y place little dependence upon | Oliver attributés of the actor. i, 26 Broadway