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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAT.D, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1921.
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liku athsrwiw intlK'Ntrd, Iheatrteal nvtlm mod rfle to ttil oulunio art
written tit vrM (civ (cm Ihc rwi t aniumneul mmiwiiy
,i h x . unv m i ui: i-vci :oi
Harry Sylccs, now appearing at
thu Lyceum theator, In ono of the
runniest ol' all UlufUrncvi iroiueOiiins,
unci lt night and this afternoon
ha druw galea of lu lighter from his
audlfinooK. "The Klaslillght Itevuc"
(mother ulx lilt on thu hill, presents
four mulu pcrl'orinura anil two young
women In siTltg of onfr, ilnnccs
nml oiiclnul novelty improvislons.
Dunn AtiU Dye huvo a poppy boy
nd Birl comedy ofterlnK and Mau
rice and (.tlrlio do atuiitx with the
plans uud their own vocnl chords.
Thy picture Is of the highest type.
pmarntlnf John Hnrryniore In
"firau llniiiiiiiel." This Is the
crren version of the famed Clyde
'Itch's play Immortalized by Mell
aril Mannf'iidd and recount thn love
ufi'alrs of one of thu most plctures
iua characters ever seen In Nng
land. The picturu closely follows
the play, and tho presence of Harry
more makes the uetlng even mors
brilliant.
n. itit. it. i ri ich 1 1: c. i-i roi,.
An excellent bill of Keith vaude
ville and photoplay opened a three
due engagement at tno Capitol yes
terday to crowded houses who great
ly enjoyed the entertainment offer
ed. The vaudeville bill Is headed by
Sonny Thompson's Entertainers, a
colored aggregation who feature
their wonderful jazs band. These en-
CAPITOL
TONIGHT AND WED.
Keith Vaudeville
5 GREAT ACTS 5
featuring
Sonny Thompson's
Entertainers
Colored Syncopaters
RYAN and MARR
THE MITKUS
DOLLY nd OZ
JANE DILLON & CO.
The Sweetest Romance in
American History
"BARBARA FRIETCHIE"
with
EDMUND LOWE
and
FLORENCE V1D0R
Children After School
4:15 for 10c
Thurs. Wyndham Standing
in Person
CONTINUOUS SHOWS
PALACE
TONIGHT AND WED.
GLORIA
SWANS0N
in
HER
LOVE STORY
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
MILTON SILLS
and
NAZLMOVA
"Madonna of the Streets"
Matinees
Evenings
20c
20c and 40c
Beginning Thanksgiving
VAUDEVILLE .
Jack Tyes School of Dancing
1KI . Mnln M., thin Mlmk, lrn It.
trltl. (mi. I
II ill i:Mm Itm h. nifivMftltr. Clt.
l.nrftMfnrnt lCHir 1hurilitt ) l I,
( all f rit tr ppifilinHl.
tcrtalnera arc reul synooputers and
their offering is JuM on hit after the
other. Other ucts Include Jtyan and
Marr In "Smile, Song and Htepn;"
The Mltkus In a very good and or
iginal balancing offering; i'olly and
Oa wore very well received with ex
cliiMvo. soiik; and Jane Dillon and
Co. were well liked with their uplcn
dld variety offering.
"llnrbura KieU'hle," the photoplay
of tha greatest ronianco in American
history, is on this bill. Lovely Flor
ence Vklor Iuuj the tlllo rolo and Ed
imind Lowe is oou opposite her as
Captain Will Trumbull. The largo
and notable supporting cast Include
Km met King. Loutfl Fitzroy, lier
Irudo Hhort, Joe Bonnet, Charles Vti
liiney and ethers.
There are special shows for school
children each day at 4:15 for ten
rents In order that they may nee
"I'.arbara Kritehlc." On Thursday
the big attraction will present this
movie star, Wyndham Standing, in
person, in a humorous monologue.
I r;r,oim swaxson at i'alaci;
It has been said that one half the
i world docs not know how the other
I half lives. We were reminded of that
! truism lost night as we watched
tier Love Story," starring Cllorla
Swanson, on the screen of the Pal
ace theater where the picture la be
ing shown for the first time. The
average fllnj fan, raised on fairy
tales and bed-time stories, has a
hazy notion that ttie life of a prin
cess Is one continuous round of
pleasure. Eventually, she marries
a noble prince and lives happily ever
after.
On Thursday Milton Sills nnd Na
zlmova will be seen in "Madonna of
the Street."." Beginning Thursday,
Nov. 27, "Thanksgiving Pny, the
management will begin vaudeville
with the big pictures.
NORWAY 1-TEET I'lFIH.
Chrlstiania, Nov. 18. The com
bined tonnage of the Norwegian
merchant fleet is now the fifth great
est in the world and of practically
the same size as before the outbreak
of the World War in 1914. Older
steanwhlps wrecked during the war
i have been replaced with modern
steam and motor shipj. ,,
Modern Incandescent lights havo
about four times the efficiency of
those of IS years ago, experts say.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Indoor Midway
To-night
, Mardi-Gras
Prizes for Funniest Ladies' and
Gents' Costumes
Competitive Guard Drill
TOMORROW NIGHT, NOY. 19
NELLIGAX & BARRETT
JOHNNY JONES
Admission (Oo Dancing
LYCEUM
NOW PLAYING
John Barrymore
AMERICA'S GREATEST ACTOR
IX
"Beau Brimmer
ALSO
HIGH CLASS
VAUBEVILLE
Featuring
THE FLASHLIGHT RE VIE
THIRS. FRI. SAT.
THE SIGNAL TOW ER
And
JACK DEMPSEY, In
FIGHT AND WIN SERIES
Big Collegiate Dance
' Given by
"BILLY" AND "TODDY"
NOV. 19
v At GRANGE HALL
Berlin
Good Music
Fun Starts at 8 O'clock
PARSONS'
II VHTFOUU
OW PLAYING
VsllnM Wrd. and Sat. .
JOHN i()l.l)KN rrrkent.
J trim Knolh 1 hralrr. N 1.
Mill! rrl .Hr. lo .5.
nr,lnrdai Matinee Hrt Vain H I
ftal. .Mai. Ac, la H M.
VOICES IN THE AIR
KDKA
(Woatinghou Kiu,t I'ltubuigh)
6:30 p. m. Organ recital.
7:15 p. m. A Visit to Mother
Goo.se Village,
7:80 p.'m, Lain News,
7: 10 p. m. Stockman report of
the primary livestock and wholesale
froduco markets.
8 p. m. l'rogratn from Sdienley
high school auditorium.
9 p. m. Concert by the Westing
house Kloctrlo Choral club,
9:55 p. m. Arlington lime ig
wil. ' Weather fureeiuil.
3 1 p. m. Concert.
WltZ
( Weatlnghouae Sprlnglleld.)
6 p. in. Leo Herman's Ilutel
Lenox Unsemble.
0:30 p. m. Copley l'luzu, orches
tra. 7 p. m. Market report.
7: or, p, m. Medtlnie story.
7:13 p. ni. World Market Survey.
7:30 p. m. Leo ltelsman and his
Hotel Hrunawlck-orchestra.
S:30 p. in. Patriotic program or
the M lunar huaetts Division of the
Sons of Veterans.
9:65 p. m. Arlington time slg
nals; official United S'atea weather
reports.
11:30 p. m. Organ recital.
KYW
(Wcstlnghouse Chicago.)
6:02 to 6:1S p. m. News, finan
cial and final market.
6:35 to 1 p. m. Children's bed
time story.
7 to 7:30 p. in. Dinner concert:
7 to 7:10 Joska DeBabary'a or-
chefit ra.
7:10 to 7:20 Coon-Sanders'
"Original Nighthawka."
7:20 to 7:30 Joska DeBabary's
orchestra.
7:30 to 7:4T. p. m. "Around the
Town with KYW in Chicago."
8 to 8:20 p. in. Musical program.
Soprano, tenor, vlollnift, pianist.
S:20 to 8:45 p. 111. Speeches.
"Rev-lew of Live Stock Market."
"Where Our Lumber Cornea
From."
8:45 to 5:30 p. m. Musical pro
gram. 10 to 11:30 p. m.J"At Home" pro
gram.
10:45 to 11:05 p. m. Coon-San
ders' Original Nlghthawks.
WIP
(Glmbel Bros. Philadelphia.)
d p. m. Official weather forecast.
6:15 p. m. Special dinner music
program.
6:4o p. m. Livestock and pro
duce market reports.
7 p. m. Koll call and birthday
list.
8 p. m. "The Theater."
!:la p. m. The police band.
8 p. m. Special program by col
oratura soprano, violinist, baritone
and piano.
10:05 p, m. Behind, the Screen
with Screen Folks.
10:30 p. m. Dance musie by Har
vey Marburger and hia Vaudeville
orchestra.
WFI
(Straw-bridge and Clothier Phila
delphia.) 6:30 p. m. Meyer Davis' Bellevtie
Startford hotel concert orchestra.
7 p. m. "Sunny Jim" assisted by
kiddie songsters.
S p. m-Banr)uet from the ball
room of the liellevue Stratford hotel.
8:45 p. m. "Characteristics of
wild animals."
9 p. m. "Eveready Hour."
10:30 p. m. Dance music by the
Wcyman Five.
wki:i
(Edison Light Co. Boston.)
fi:!0 p. m. Dance selections by
Dok-Elsenbourg and his Sinfonians.
7 p m. Boston Edison Big
Brother club.
! p. m. Musicale.
S:30 p. m. Happy Hawkins and
His orchestra.
9 p. m. Eveready Hour.
10 p. m. Musicale.
11 p. m. Midnight organ recital.
W.I7,
(Aolian Hall New York City.)
7 p. m. Dogs "Chows."
7:15 p. m. Hotel Yanderbilt or
chestra. S p. m. Wall Street Journal -e.
view.
S:1" p. m. Oeo'osy.'
S:3'i p. m. Est y organ r. ri::i'.
9:15 p. m. Canadian c.l.ib of N.-w
York banquet.
11 p. m. Beaux Arts orchest a.
wr.i' !
(American Tlephon and Tel-graph :
Co. New- York City.) I
to 10 p. m. Dinner music: cm- i
tralto; lecture on 'Tomics, in Theory
Also on Chest and Arm. Face
Disfigured. Cuticura Heals.
" Plmoles broke out on m hn
then on my tack, chest and a few
on my arms. The trouble started
with amau pimples at first which
later vrcwarirar anrl wr karrf mA
red. Some of thetn festered and
scaled over and my face was dis
figured. " I began using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and in about a week
I got relief. I continued the treat
ment and now I am completely
healed." (Signed) Miss Ettola Bu
bisr, R. F. D., Akon, N. H., May
22, 1924.
Cuticura Soap to cleanse and pu
ilfy, Cuticura Ointment to soothe
snd heal and Cuticura Talcum to
powder arc ideal for daily toilet
purposes.
UmUm Trm tit Htn Ad lrM.- "CMtin UMr-
W Try ftur aw Shariat ftijca.
PIMPLES 1
FACE AND BACK
nnd . practice;" The (Sold Dust
Twins; "I'.veready Hour;" concert
by tho Grosdkopf Trio,
WIIAS
( Courh -r Journal-Lou is illc
Louisville, Ky.)
Tin i
7:30 to 9 p, m. Conevert by Carl
Zoeller's Melodists. Lale iinnortant
I n..tf knll..,i,.. r,Vl.-,l,.i ...I
.... .....I' .,, ,, ..,,!, i i i'-jiii,h m, Hi
lard time announced at 9 o'clock.
witr
(Hadio Corp. of America
to, D. C.)
-W;isliing-
H p. m. Children's hour.
7:30 p. m. 1'an American Night.
10:15 p. m. Dance program l..y
Meyer Ia;.V Le Pura lls band.
WAAM
tl. ft. Nelson Co. Newark, N. J.)
S:10 p. m. .Soprano, banjo and
pi.ino.
8:30 p. ni. Soprano
8:45 p. m. Humming Bird or
chestra and entertainers.
0 p. in. Soprano.
! : 1 5 p. in. T"nor.
:!5 p. m. Soprano and piunn.
J:3a p. in. Humming
chestra and entertainers.
Bird or
0:50 p. ni. Frank II. Schwai
:ind orchestra.
10:16 p. in. Tenor.
10.20 p. ni. Frank It. Schwarz
and orchestra.
. 10:35 p. m. Request songs old
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f Detroit free Press Detroit,)
fl p, in. Dinner concert.
10 p. m. Had Apple cluU
WOO
(John Wanamaker Thlla lelphia)
9; 3.1 p. m. Time signal.
J0:u: p. m. Weather forecast,
, WKH
(Atlanta Journal Atlanta, Ua.)
7 p. ni. The Seven Adalra.
9:45 p. m. Harry Pomar'a Bo
hemian dance orchettra.
WGY
(General Kieelric Co. Schenectady,
N. Y.)
0 p. m. 1'roduee and stock mar
ket, quotations: news bulletins.
0:30 p. m. Dinner music by Trio
from Motel Ten Kyck.
7:45 p. m. Drama talk.
8 p. m. -Musical program.
!:30 p. m WJY and WGY Lotus
club dlniur.
11:5" p. in. Organ recital.
WXAC
(Sliepard'a Stores Lost on.)
6:35 p. m. 1 inner dance Sliep
ard Colonial orchestra.
7:35 p. m. National Shawmut
bank talk.
10 p. in. Dance music Morey
Pearl and his orchestra.
Popular aongK.
11 p. m. Loew's theaters review.
WII.V
(Loon's State Theater Tlldg
York City.)
New t
t:3'i to 7:lf j,. m. Vincent Ca
taneae" Alamae orchestra.
7:10 to 7:3" p. m. W1N employ
ment brnadens'ing.
9:30 p. m. Evening bulletin cur
rent iir-s.
9:37 p. m. Bertram J. Goodman's
orchestra. ,
10 p. in. Harold Oxiey's Cinder
ella orchestra
10:30
quartet.
10:15
"It p.
11:15
11:30
p. m. Melody Four Male
p. m. Accordion solos,
in. Baritone.
p. in. WHN Kntertainers.
p. in. Sam Wooding'a club
Alabam orchestra.
12 to 12:30 a. m. Ted Lewis and
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1 to 7:30 p. m. Dinner music
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