New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], April 07, 1926, Page 11, Image 11

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AFI'IL 7, 1026.
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pDnUM nthnrlt Iwllratad, tlmttrUal nattrw anS nrlawt In (hit column art
tjinHtaa a Uia pram BfMielM for tha rtuprntho ainuMment coninDnr.
HA no I. D I,NOVD OO.M1NO tartalnara; Gordon and Ploree, a pair
tf jroB ha taara, prapara to I ' ,KB1 comedians; and Kunloe
MJ tham; it Toa hata oar.a. pra- Ml11" n Co' 1,1 df,nc "fforlnif
.... .- l - ,w. ...... , icomplata tha program. A new chap-
rrooblaa orapara to ,frrt Oiam, j tlao on :h bill. The finals of the
'jt Hirolfl Lloyd l coming lo the j Charlajton oontea'. will be danced off
syitol bcflnmne Sunday aigbt. I on Thur"lr 'v.mi:k and the win
Yaa, Harold !i a, paa'm . airline ! ur.0' " !h V1 contests ara re
.;.! i.-allo.M.-. :n V.a n.. j-omadv ! ?u" V 'n th final award-
, , - iVr ruaa4r. who 0 P;:'M anS l t win
.!o:.i to 'bt ':oneiulo '.hat th1; I n'!,'
itiiarworld tun rn lot of np-
lln. ttt pICMM him tryistf to I SVD ( HAI'I.IX AT I.YCLFM
;araud, tba ?onh and en;- I Tonight concludes the showing at.
Attn to rafcd fh tra!jrht and nsr
am iIUm A' wn. v.Sl'M I .
.... 'j- i famous comedy
action, 'Jia h?nrV.''. ooi'amant and
ha fallrlotw fun co".oe r.trnted !n
'Fir Va"n'a fike'"
Thv v'!' r.j 'it- showings of tho
!. ir! .t'n ft ii?ci performance
:o? th'!i-n S.-.ils at: 4:20 for
tha Lyceum t.'iaater of Ryd Chaplin's
Oh, What a Nurse,"
nd Lou r'en.;gc-n ami Klnlno Hom
marsteln in the melodrama of I'uris,
entitled "Parisian Nights." Speciu!
music, comedy features and news
reels roui.d out thu program.
For the hist half of the week, ho
plnnlng lomnrroiv aflernoon, thft hill
" Ms ona with an appual to nil lovers
it CAPITOT; jf goc,i movies. Mario rrevost In
.an i-'Sev!n Sinners" will ho thu head-
liner. In this picture it 1h a crook
mystery play villi an unusual vein
.': (H. a-?:injnt v
iiiivliatlnr'.-' 'nomman4 fisorgo
'!-am'iT. '(' i M offering. "Th
:.ra r.u '. fi :nn (.'apltol 0f comedy rimnlne throitch it Iho
hta:- '.Tiiirada. rrdar mJ Pat
irday t la . 'Irat. SaUonal pic
ture irwmnud ir Stmua'. Goldwyu,
and ena ealoi.ia.ad To please tha
most hardanad piotura-goar.
Tha fiudaTtll bill will offer flvn
sood acta headed by Jack Kennedy
and Co. in a variety offering with
'.'omady. Albarta. Lea tn "A P.oynl
'.jtrd:" Murphy and Sul'.l, song en-
Is Paris the happy hunt
ing grounds for divorce?
You'll know after seeing
the side-splitting comedy
of modern marriage split
ting. GROUNDS
for
star Is supported hy a cast which in
cludes Mive Urook and Charles
Conklin.
The other picture is a racetrack
hrlller, with Vera Reynolds. "The
Million Dollar Handicap" is a decid
edly worth while attraction.
DIVORCE
with Florence Yidor
Matt Moore
Louise Fazenda
also
RK'HAKD TALMADUE
in
THE FIGHTING DEMON
Today Thursday
at
THE NEW
PALACE
Continuous Shows Dailv
1 ::! 1 (:.!()
Added Attraction
TONITE
i COUNTRY STORE
j Many Prics Awarded
CAPITOL
1 DAYS
Beginning Sunday
f IfUWlltW
I
COMr itY AT P ALACK
There la a complato clinngfu of
program at the Now Paluco for Vi
day and Thiiraday "Orounda for
Divorce" U the feature anil Itlchard
TalmadKO In "The V'iKhtlne Demon"
Is the companion feature.
What are "Grounds for Divorce?"
Thla question aoems to be tearing
our modern civilization to pieces,
Kncli day the papers Maze forth In
headlines all about the "Ko-and-ao'a
Heiisutlonal Divorce Suit."
Consider for a moment the case of
the Sorhlers,
Maurice Korhlcr ,a hlith success
ful French attorney, married Alice,
She was beautiful. Ho was hand
some and rich, What more could
a newly married couple wish for'.'
Nothing until It happened.
Their tlrnt wedding anniversary
thiils him wrapped up In IiIh latest
rase, never for a moment Riving a
thought lo the thener party his wife,
has so carefully planned for the oc
casion. A misunderstanding develops Into
a, small riot and ends up in a di
vorce. Alice marries again; .Mau
rice is mixed up In an affair with a
French actress, his latest client: the
girl llnds her new husband worse
than tho first nnd has Jlaurlco help
her obtain a divorce, and they are
remarried.
Richard Talmadgu In "The Fight
ing Demon" gives one of his. beat ex
hibitions of his athletic skill and
gives his audience a million thrills.
The Country Store Is given as an
added attraction for tonight. Many
prizes will he awarded to the hold
ers of lucky number tickets.
Tomorrow will be given tho first
of the six Charleston lessons which
will In; held each Thursday as an
added attraction.
l'.UtSONS'S IIAIMTOKD
At I'arson's theater this week tho
Jl'Nsrs. Shubcrt'a famous musical
success, "The Student Prince." Is
playing Its farewell engagement,
with the remarkably able company
headed by DcWolf Hopper, James
I.iddy, liva Davenport and Laura Ar
hold. So many requests to that effect
have been received by the manage
ment, that Mr. Hopper has been in
duced .to recite his acknowledged
masterpiece. "Casey at the. Bat," at
each performance for tho balance of
the local engagement.
A matinee will be given on Satur
day, In addition to the evening per
formances. Hartford theater fans will shortly
be struggling with the name "Iti
quelle' 'in "Naughty Kiiuette," the
Oscar Straus musical play in which
the hoydenish Mitzi comes to Par
sons's Monday. April 19, for a week.
Without this friendly hint tho box
office at Parsons's would probably be
assailed for reservations lor "Naug
ty Kick-Kay" or "two seats on the
aisle for 'Naughty llickolly.' " Ac
cording to Harry I?. Smith, who
wrote the book and lyrics after con
sulting with the composer, tho cor
icct pronunciation is "Ree-Ket,"
with the accent on the final syllable.
IN HARVARD YARD
One Holds Up Student With Gun
Jewelry Missing
Cambridge, Mass., April 7 CP
Tho ucademlc calm of tho Harvard
yard has been ruffled by an armed
holdup man.
University nnd city police today
were engaged In searching for the
robber who, at revolver point, ad
monished to silence two students, In
whose rooms hu was discovered und
then tied down a tlight of stairs to
tho yard In low,
Charles p. Atherton of Swamp
scott and Nathaniel D. Clapp of
Weylnouth had been entertaining a
friend lu their room In historic old
Matthews Hall last night when the
robber appeared, Atherton, who had
been lounging mar the door to the
bedroom, suddenly found himself
facing a swarthy man with a re
volver. Ordering them not to attempt to
move, the man dashed down the
stairway. Clapp threw up a win
dow and called to students In the
yar d below to guard the dormitory
entrance. Oilier students, aroused
by Clapp's shouts rushed to Mat
thews hall und with them came
Charles Apted, superintendent Of the
university police.
Despite a search of the building,
however, no tracu of the man could
bo found and he had not been seen
to leave the main entrance. Atherton
reported nothing missing but an
other student said his watch was
gono and his room had been ransacked.
hospital, Insisted on entering despite
hla condition, He was bundled into
an automobile, and niado tho Jour
ney between two nurses.
When hla time camo to play ho
opened with an old favorite "tloobu
bi rry Blossom," nnd then went on
to "The Wind that Plows the Bar
ley," and "Tha Circen Fields of
America," All tho while a watchful
nurse stood behind him.
V.. D. Minion of Lakeport, V. JJ
was declared the night's winner. Tho
contest will close Saturday when tho
llnals will be played and a 11,000
prize awarded.
Man Accidentally Shot,
Able to Leave Hospital
New Haven, April 7 (P Anthony
Cavallaro, of 210 Exchange street,
who received a bullet wound In tho
leg In ltrldgeport. Sunday when a re
volver in the possession of Charles
l.lbero, of 8G Kerry street, was ae
eidently discharged, was admitted
to St. Raphael's hospital hero am
the bullet was removed.
Li hero was arrested at the time of
the shooting on charges of carrying
concealed wen puns. Gertrude Ulln
sky, of this city, who was with tho
youths, also was arrested by tho
Bridgeport police and later was
tinned over to the N"W Haven po
lice on a charge of lolutlon of her
parole.
Elm City Man in Hospital
After Being Hit by Auto
Now Haven, April 7 trV-William
Pletro, 13 or 335 James street, was
taken to tirace hospital last night
suffering from lacerations and abru
siona about tho head and body aa
well as possible Internal Injuries
sutalned ii"li ha was si ruck by an
uutomobllo operated by William
Hums of ID Alton street. Horns was
placed under arrest on a technical
charge of reckless driving pending
the outcome or tho lad's Injuries.
Hums said he turned out suddenly
to avoid hitting a little girl playing
in the street, nnd ran into tho boy
who was riding on a "scooter."
OUT OF BED FOR
FIDDLEJCONTEST
Bantry Irishman Shows Pluck
But Loses Out
Lewiston, Me., April 7 -P A
fighting Irishman whoso pluck car
ried him from a sick bed to the thick
of tho world-wide fiddling contest
here is back in his hospital cot to
day. The title for which he travelled
thousands of miles will go to some
one else, but John Wiseman, 75 year
old virtuoso from Bantry, Ireland, at
least has the satisfaction of having
made a game, attempt to win.
Wiseman was taken ill with a bad
cold last week. The contest opened
Monday and last night was Irish
night. Bantry, who had been in a
Coolidgc Thinks Some
Changes Too Liberal
Washington, April 7 CP) While
specific provisions of the civil serv
ice retirement bill pending In con
gress have not romo to his attention
President Coolidge inclines to the
view that some of them arc too lib
eral. He considers the proposed maxi
mum annuity of $1,200 somewhat
excessive and the maximum ages for
retirement CO to 05 years, too low.
The legislation would call for an
expenditure of $54,000,000 a year of
which federal employes would con
tribute nearly ?3'),000,000 and the
government the remainder.
officious F.i.ixn.n
New York, April 7 tP) Doctor
Weston D. Hayley and Dr. fleorge
W. Mackenzie, hotli of Philadelphia,
were elected president and II rat
vice-president, respectively, at. the
annual convention of the American
Atomatological association jester
day. other officers elected were; President-elect,
Dr. George K. Salterlee
of New Tork; secmid vice-president,
Dr. Oliver T. Osborne of New Ha
ven: treasurer, Dr. P.obert H. Hose
of New York: recording secretary,
K. P. H.'irdlsty of New York; gen
era) secretary, Dr. Alfred J. Asgls of
New York.
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Rev. J. Arthur Glasier of White
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General Theological seminary in
New York.
Popular Prices
Matinee 10c. 20c -Evening
20c. 30c
THIS COUPON
and 10 cents presented at
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any seat any maunee
SI Not Good Sat. or Holidays
o.mim;
johnny minus
TOMORROW
Added Attraction
CHARLESTON
LESSONS
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Matinee Sat.
PARSONS
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"Casey of the Coast Guard"
Charleston Finals
Thursday Eve
Children's .Matinee 15c
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