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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1924.
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VOICES IN THE AIR
81 tiles.
9 p. m. "Evcrcady Hour" pro
irtim. 10 pyrn. rrogrim by tho Char
lotto Cushman club.
TO PUT OUT KETTLES
The Fresh Flavor
Tl i;s).Y.
WNAO
(ShcparJ Slore
Boston.)
Ualtu othirnlM liuileilrcl, tlimtrkal notleM and nrfewi to ttili ealatno v
rrllton Iit tht UM vieuflvt fai th rt.ixjH'i iwimmol company.
"Til 1-3 1IIII3 l'ATHOI' I.Yl'M.M
Throughout the Lyceum proituc
lion "Tho 1'Tro Patrol" feUHpeiiNO Is
o cleverly aroused In each situation
thiit tlie picture coulil develop noth
ing hut a thriller. For Instance, In
one sY'cnc. tho characters are fO deft
ly dlfluerHed that Molly Thatcher,
played hy Madge Bellamy, in left
nlono In the house. The illalu lias
led tho Mind old sea captain to the
edge of tho cllll'-und hit him thrr.
to walk helplcHsly over the nine
The
hero, whom Johnny llarron plays, Is;, , , ,' , ... ,. ,. ,
., m i,.. ...i .. i ii i . 'half of tho week with the lug lirad-
out with Molly's tdiilor und the lat
ter Is crying when in creeps Weav
jic I
er, the man cu'rybudy hates.
coiim'S slowly wll.i bin evil purpose
written all over his faro und until
the succeeding scenes shows the ro-i
suit there's real suspense.
The accompanying vaudeville of
Krlng bring Toj'-ltl and liennett,
clever dancers; Dot llayinond, a
pretly litlhi singing comeilivnne;
Wagner and Helen in "The Hell Hoy
of Kftypt," an uiicsually tricky Illu
sion act; and the 'Mysterious Heviie,
a very entertaining number set to
cateiiy music.
Starting Thursday Is the second
fpisode of "I'ight and Win." of tlio
Jack l.iempsey series, ntid tho
charming -Mao .Murray In "Clrco, the
Kneliantress."
VAI.KNTIXO AT PALACE
Kudotph Valentino's new Para
mount picture, "A Sainted Devil,"
from the story, "Hope's Knd," by
Krx Beach, is the feature at. the
Palace theater. Nil a. Naldi, Helen,
l.i'Algy, Uagniar Godowsky, l.ouisu
Lagrange, George Siegmnn are a few
of tho big names Tvhirh appear in
the powerful supporting cast o this
production a story laid in tho Ar
gentine which tells of the country
wide search of a young Spaniard oT
wealthy parents for his convent-hrei
bride who is stolen from him on
their wedding night by bandits.
The vaudeville bill with this photo
play is headed by Tho Four Ordinal
CAPITOL
TOMGJTr AND WTDXESDAY
KEITH VAUDEVILLE
Tlie Famous Hfagc And Screen
bisr
Nick Cogley
Vith Itig Cast, In
TheStripedMan,
CLEVEI.AXD & DOWREY
MIKE, CAUMEX & SIICKEY
KXOWLl.S & HIRST
THE II GAET.WOS
In "DaiK' Creations"
Antonio Moreno
Agnes Ayres
In
"The Story
Without a Name"
TUtHS.RICM.VUD DIX
"MANHATTAN'
TOD WATSON'S
INTERNATIONAL HI AVE
RICHARD
DIX
I Vi i 1 KJLd FRI.-SAT. I
A IN
V'iV
MANHATTAN'
C 'Jlid-miutil (Jutart
Kiigllxh. Madcaps In a great song
and dance, review.
On Thuimluy ot this week for
three days the I'alato In to present
a bit? minstrel show In tho presen
tation of Gus 'Hills-Hank lirown's
Minstrels, a clover aggregation of
minstrel stars, twenty in number. A
Kreut minstrel first part will he of
fered wltli an olio of good vaudeville.
mi ic ( (k;i.i:y at capitoi
The Capitol Is offering a splendid
II lit L'rtifl, fnl., Irt, ilia 41.1a fl.-u
llner, the famous stago and screen
star, Nick Copley. Mr. Cogloy is the
Krcuicsi-poriruycr or aarKy roies on
Mho singe today and in vaudovillu
Willi a supporting east no olrers a
great comedy sl It called "Tho Strip-
eil Man." Other acts include Mike
Carmen, nnd Mickey Introducing the
greatest clown dog in tho world;
h'nowlcs and Hurst offer a splendid
song, dance, and comedy offering;
Cle eland and Dowrey present a sa
tire on "Present Pay Conditions";
and the i Gactanos, vaudeville's
youngest dance stars, offer "J lance
Creations" which made a big hit.
with patrons yesterday.
Thrills and more, thrills were the
order at Hie Capitol theater last
night when tho Irvin Willat Para
mount production, "Tho Story With
out a Name," was shown for the
first, tiue." The picture features
Agnes Ay res and Antonio Moreno.
The feature for Thursday will of
fer Richard 1'ix In ".Manhattan" and
Tod Watson's International Revue.
Missing1 Aviators Are
Safe Near Ogdensburg
Ogdnhurg, X. Y., Dee. 2. Fears
for the safety of Joseph Hasbach
and William Talbot, aviators, miss
ing since yesterday u hen they failed
to arrive hero after taking oft by
seaplane from Saekct Harbor, were
dispelled la.t night with the home
coining of liasbach and news that
Talbot, was en route to li Is home in
New York city.
BAK Rir. CARS.
New HaVen Aldermen linn Double
Truck Onc-Jlan Affairs
New Haven, Dec. 2. By a vote of
14 to 5, tho New Haven board of
aldermen last night approved a pro
posed ordinance making it unlawful
to run the double truck type of one-
man cars on the city 6trects. It has
been reported that It the ordinance
is approved by Mayor FitzGerald,
the Connecticut company will appeal
to tho public utilities commission.
LYCEUM
TONIGnT & WEDNESDAY
THE
"FIRE
PATROL"
With R.
SELECTED CAST
Also
4 Big Ads 4
Vaudeville
Till HS. t ill. svr.
MAE MEKHAY. In
finer; the enchantress"
KEITH VAUDEVILLE
Featuring
TOD WATSON'S
ILullld.iUlld Mm
Which lias tho Distinct
Privilege ol Introducing
lor the First Time in
America
Senorita Sernandita Areu
Spain's Most Famous Dancer
and Known as the Cinder
ella of Spain!
Also
PRINCE KALMAN
And His Hungarian (Jypsy
Orchestra Which Itoast.s
of the Most Handsome
AffRiefcation of Men Ever
Assembled in audeville.
W POSITION
Jl'Iill.KE FOUR
HPfvA
(Wefltinghouso -- Kat I'lltalnirgh)
:30 p, m. Organ recital.
7:15 p. m-A visit by a Frost
Sprlto from Santa (,'laus Land,
, 7: SO p. in. Feature
7:40 p. ni. stockman reports of
tho primary livestock und wholesale
produco markets.
8 p. m. I.ato newe.
8:30 p. in. Concert by soprano,
violinist and tenor.
9:00 p. m. Arlington time sig
nals. Weather forecast.
11 p. in. Concert.
KVW
(Westinghouse Chicago.)
6:0; to 15:18 p. m. News, ll-inn-tlul
nnd llnal markets.
(1:35 to 7 p. m. Children's bed
time story.
7 to 7:30 p. m, Dinner roneert.
7 to 7 : 10 Jo.s!a Drllabary's or
o reheat ra.
7:10 to 7:10 Coon-Sanders'
Original Nigh'hawks.
7:J0 to 7:3u Joska Deliabary'a
o reheat ra.
7:30 to 7:45 u. m. "Around the
Town with KYW in Chicago."
8 to 8::0 p. in. Musical pro
gram. Soprano, tenor, plani.st. Houg
stud Sisters String quartet.
8:20 to 8:50 p. in. Speeches.
8:50 to 0:30 p. in. Musical pro
gram. 10 to 11-30 p. in. "At Home"
program.
1 '1 : 4 5 and 11:05 p. m. Coon-Sanders'
Original Nighthawks,
VIZ
( Weslinghouse Springfield.)
! p. m. 7-eo Relsman Hotel Len
ox ensemble.
0:30 p. m. Copley Plaza orches
tra. 7 p. m. Market report.
7:05 p. m. Bedtime story.
7:15 p. m. World market survey,
7:30 p. m. Leo Ileisman and his
Hotel I'.runswiek orchestra.
8:15 p. m. Ballet music from the
Don ljuixotc ballet..
9:30 p. m. Concert, by the Taylor
Trio.
0:65 p. m. Arlington time sig
nals; official United States weather
reports.
woo
(John Wanamnkor Philadelphia)
9:55 p. m. Time sipnal.
10:02 p. m. Weather forecast.
W(.R
(FFederal Tel-phono Mfjj. Co Buf
falo, N. Y.)
(! to 7:30 p. m. Dinner musio
Hallpryd String quartet.
7:30 p. m. Digest of the day's
news.
8:15 to 8:5a p. m. Musical pro
gram. 9 to 10 p. m. National Carbon
company's Kveready Hour.
AVHN
(Loew'a State Theater Hldif. New
York City.)
6:30 to 7 p. m. Vincent Catanese
Alamac orchestra.
7 to 7:10 p. m. "Personal Chats
of the Stage and Screen."
7:10 to J:S0 p. m. WJ1N Employ
ment broadcasting.
8:U0 p. m. Evening bulletin cur
rent news.
9:37 p. m. Bertram J. Goodman's
orchestra.
10 p. m. Cinderella Ballroom or
chestra. 10:20 p. m. Accordion nolos.
10:43 p. m. Melody Four Male
qua riot.
11 p. m. I'.aritono with at-coin-panist
.
11:30 p. m. Sain Wooding and
his club Alsham orchestra.'
1- to 12:30 a. m. Tad Lewis and
PALACE
TONK.HT A WEDNESDAY
Rudolph
Valentino
IN HEX REACH'S
"A Sainted
Devil"
Vaudeville
I'cntiirlnc
I I M.I.1MI MAHCAI'S
lats: Mk; 20c
:vc?. Klc, 2."'
WATf II IT)R THE MINSTRELS
-PALACE
THURS. FKI. - SAT.
Gus Hills Presents Hank Brown's
MI
MSTREL
20 -MINSTREL STARS - 20
In a Great IMinstrel First Part and Olio of
His Symphonic Clowns with the Ho
vue Intime.
12:30 to 1 a. m. Harry Fog and
his Club Malrid orchestra v.iih Leo
Kent.
W( X
(Detroit Free Profs Detroit.)
6 p. in. Dinner eonccrt,
10 p. m. lleil Apple club.
WHC
Uladio Corp. of America Washing
ton, D. c. )
0 p. m. Children's hour.
X p. m. "Show Shopping."
!l p. m. "The Political Situation
in Washington Tonight."
0:20 p. m. Concert by Ining
Poernstein's Wardinan Park hotel
quart ''t.
9:55 p. m. Time signals.
10:15 p. m. Dance program by
Meyer Davis' I.e Paradls orchestra.
UI.II
(Edison Light Co. Boston.)
fi:30 p. m. Dance selections by
Dok-Fisenbourg and his Slnfonian.i.
7 p. in. Boston Ldi.on l'.ig
Brother club.
7:."''i r. m.-"Mnsieiile.
p. m. Miisii ale by soprano.
lu p. m. Musical.
WIP
(Gimbc! Bros. Philadelphia.)
p. ni. Official weather forecast.
: I.) p. m. Speeini ilinner music
by Harvey Marburg' r and his Vau
deville orchestra.
0:45 p. m. Livestock and pro
duce market reports.
7 p. m. Koll call and birthday
list for the kiddies.
S p. m. "The Theater."
S:ir p. m. Concert by the Phila
delphia police band.
9 p. m.-Recital by the Schubert
quartet of Trenton. N. ,f.
l:er p. m. "Erne's'' Weekly Mo
'vie Ijroadcast."
Wt.Y
(General Electric Co. Schenectady
N. Y.)
6 p. in. Produce and stock mar
ket quotations; news bulletins.
(!:30 p. m. Dinner music.
7:4a p. m. Urania talk.
7:53 p. m. Article, "The Bishop
of Sing Sing."
p. m. Organ recital.
9 p. in. Capitol JJUlriut l'oro
raen's program. '
11:10 p. m. Organ recital.
WKAP
(American Te;( pl.one and Telegraph
Co. New York City.)
C to 11:31 p. in. Dinner music;
John C. Smith and His Modern
dance orehes'ia; lecture on "Politic
in Theory and l'rae'ice;" "The Cold
I.111M Twin;" "Kveready Hour;"
Level club program.
(St run bridge and Clothier Phiia
de'plija.) C:.",a p. m .--Meyer P.iv Is' P.. :iovuo
si i r' ford ij...te concert, orch'tftra.
7 p. m "Sunny Jim".
S p. in. I 'inter of the National
Guard .Vsnciutiult of tho Culled
PARSONS'
llartTdnl
NOW IT AVI G
Mat. W'il.
mycoyrriena
A Zi'i Inline of I.oicly Itruail-
wav ( liarnuTs
i:c. 5Ui--S2.r0 lat. .1i)c-$2.00
.1 N ii:lil Itcniimiiii; Tlnirs.
Mat. Sal.
Win. HODGE
in
"For All of Us"
A ( (Uiieilj luiinia
Lie. ,-,Oe.S2..)0 Mat, 6nc.Sl.SO
9:30 p. m. "Norm" Ruby and his
Chateau orchestra.
7:35 p. m. Tulk, "A Substitute for
Hairpins."
8:10 p. m. Boston American or
chestra. J ) : 1 a p. rn. Danes music, Morey
Poitrl and his orchestra.
11:15 p. m. Loew's theaters revue.
WT.Vf
(Wlliard Storage Pattery Co.
Cleveland, Ohio.)
t to 7 p. m. Dinner dance pro-
(iram by Guy Lombards nnd his
Hoyal Canadians.
WAAM
(I. II. Nelson Co. Newark, N. J.)
8 p. m. Reniiine of day's sport.
S . 1 o p, ni. Piano.
8:20 p. m. Tenor.
S;30 p. m. M!i Narcisse-de-Chine.
8:15 p. m. Piano.
0 p. m. Tenor.
0:05 p. m. Miss Narcisse-de-Chtnc.
9:15 p. m. Krv. Bradley's Melody
Iioy.s' orehe.stra.
9:30 p. m. Marinello Twins with
the Marinello Girl.
9:45 p. m. ISn. Bradley's Mel
ody Boys.
In p. m. Marinello Twins with
the Marinello Oirl.
10:15 p. m. Jimmy Shearer.
WMAS
(Courier Jnurnal-l.ouisvllle Time
Louisville, Ky.)
7:3d to 0 p. m. Concert by Carl
Zoeller's Melodists; late important,
news 1. nil. tins; official central stan
dard lime announced at 9 o'clock.
CK AC
l.ii I're.sse Montreal.)
7 p. m Kiddies' stories In
Krencli and English.
7:30 p. m. Hex Eattlo and his
concert orchestra,
S : 30 p. in, French Canadian folk
lore. 1::I0 p. m. Joseph C. Smith and
Ids Mount Hoyal hotel dance orchea
tia. JOIN HESSE-IJXAND EOHCE
James Hyson, for 15 years a
salesman in the men's clothing de
partment of HorsfalK. at Hart
ford; Charles B, Krooks, for sevn
years with the same concern, and
Mine Nellie Crowley, for five years
head fit'or in the dresa department,
have resigned their position! in the
Hartford store and have entered
the employ of the P.csse-Leland
store in thi city.
sshatlon Army Christina Aeilil-
tics Ilcgln Saliinlay To liavo
Kho Stations on Street".
Annouiieenient was made today
by 'Knslgn Carl Fre.lertckson of the
Solvation Army that the Christinas
kettles will ho pirt out on the
streets Saturday of this week, Tliey
will ho taken olT after Saturday tor
a week, and from lien uiber 13 they
will bo kept on the streets until
Christmas, The kettles will be
plaeecl In front of the Fair store,
Raphael's, Boston store, the Nriy !
Britain National bank and the New j
Britain Trust Co. At night they
may be placet! in front of the the
aters. The rtirt is made that Christ
mas cheeks to the Salvation Army
be made out to th army and
mailed to Knaign I'l'etiericksmi. who
will turn Hum over to Treasurer
Leon A. Spr.-igue.
There will be ro house to house
solicitation by the army or Its rep
rescntath rs.
Numerous Bookings at
Burritt Hotel Noted
That there will be as many If
lint more social activities; in tho
elly this winter, at lens: so far us
Hie Ilurrit: hotel jN concerned is
shown in the list of bookings at
that hostelry. In addition to a
lare-e number of smaller partbs,
private dinners and leas, there will
Chic Mode
A gilded chicken claw is the lat
est in millinery. Miss Jtrrie JJtan
wearing such a pompon and ot
wearinc such a pom pom and at
tracting startled glances from wom
en and men alike.
si s
can call it
WHITE ROSE is essentially
New England's.
Born of the desire of six expert
bakers to create an ideal loaf a loaf
that would meet every requirement
of New England housewives, skilled
themselves in baking.
These six men pooled their knowl
edge and shared their baking secrets
of many years to make White Rose.
RAB
HUE
The Master Loaj
reflects the absolute purity of the blend.
Delicious to the last drop. Iryit.
be a large number of baieUts.
This ev nii'g the hotel will house
one of the largest banquets of the
season win n members of the Tnil
lic Hureau of the Chamber of Coni
rueri'e will eiitei-llHIl a joint meet,
log of railroad and steams hip of
lleials of the Fnited States and
Camula and the factory heads or
this city.
Tomorrow evening the ltaens club
will hold li dance theiv. mi De
cember 11 tln re will ho a joint ban
quet of tho New I'.ritain Medical
soejety and the Uotary club, when
Mr. (leorge ineent will speak on
"Community Health."
(In December 12 the Connecticut
Foundrymc n's association will huvo
a banquet then'.
On December 1 fi there will be a
meeting and dinner of the Hart
ford County Credit Men's associa
tion. Christmas night the Alpha lota
Epsllon will hold a dame,
January 7 the Trumbull Electric
Co. will have a gathering of Its
sales representatives.
January lit the Connecticut, paint
salesmen will meet and tho follow
ing two days the MaHter painters'
convention will bo held.
f Have You
Forgotten
the tirnw whfn you Ihoupht you wire m
dyspeptic that recovery was imposaiblfi'
When gBiness, sour risings and belching
to diitendcrl the stomach as to startle
you with B3 pains? And yet you got
quick relief vith one or two
STUART'S
Proclaim to your frlen'n how you now
eat corned beef and cabbage, pickle,
onions, pie. cheese, fried epgs and bacon
and yet you and indigestion are almost
total strangers.
Stuart's Dynoepsia Tablets have been
greatly fortified and are now a !uer
stomach medicine than ever. Don't for
get them when vour stomach shows signs
ot oeing overwornea.
2)
AT ALL DRUGGISTS
For the 'women of "New England,
expert bakers themselves, the Six
Bakers created this ideal loaf
ma
' . itl.l.M41.S,'fi..tti.il. itWHBHWJ
their own
Made only of the purest ingredients.
Skillfully baked into a brown, crisp
crusted, tiavory loaf.
WhiteRose is recognized as worthy
of New England .
Get a loaf of White Rose from your
grocer today and learn why more
than 300.000 fine New England
housewives serve it.
of the Six Bakers
Beauty
A Gleamy Mass of Hair
35c "Dauderine" docs Wonder
for Any Girl's Hair
1 .
flirls: Try th: When combing
and dressing your batr, just moisten
your hair brush with a little "Dan
derlne" and brush it. through youi
hair. The effect 1s startling! You
can do your hair up immediately nnd
it will appear twice as thick and
heavy a mass of Kleamy hair,
i'pnrKling with life and possessing
that incomparable softness and
luxuriance.
While beaulifying the hair "Dan-
lerine" is also toning and stimulat
ing each single hair to grow thick,
long and strong. Hair stops falling
out and dandruff disappears. Get a
bottle of delightful, refreshing "Dan
derine" at any drug or toilet counter
and just see bow bealthy and youth
ful your hair becomes.
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O mehnntt ttknt Co. 1934
Yaudevill Band and Orchestra 1
OTHERS
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