New Britain herald., 1918-11-30
News For Women Readers and Thedterg0erS-
FOX'S TH-EATER.

The Lee Kids and Harry Carey say
farewell at Fox's tonight, and Monday
brings the much talked Of Charlie
Chaplin comedy. Shoulder Arms'
and Theda Bara in her latest six reel
production, THE She Devil"
The management of Fox's theater
has decided to keep Charlie in Shout
der Arms" all the week, knowing that
every man, woman and child will
want to see absolutely the funniest
comedy picture ever screened. "Shoul-
der Arms" has been running in New
York, Boston and Philadelphia for
the last three weeks and theater-go-
ers in these cities are repeatedly see
ing it again and again, the Universal
verdict being that Charlie Chaplin,
the worlds premier comedian, has
made masterpiece in Shoulder
Arms" This comedy will absolutely
not be shown in New Britain until
Monday and Foxs will show It all
week. Shoulder Arms is bowling
comedy of trench life, with coolies,
cam outage, rookie training and all
the ludicrous happenings in tho life
of the average dou gh-b boy. The
story takes Charlie through all the
training experiences OF recruit, and
trench, prepared for action with an
armament by which he could be mis-
taken for q soldier, cook, a cham
bermaid. a milkrnan. or a plumber.
shoulder Arms Is a great timely
story with a new vein of scintilla-
ting humor, that will be enjoyed by
big and little folk. It is a barrage
Of fun, frolic and laughter that will
make your sides ache
The other picture will be the latest
Fox release, Theda Bara in THE She
Devil in which the star portrays the
role of Spanish siren. While melo-
dramic, the production has a touch O.!
light comedy that differentiates 1t
from the Theda Bara pictures to which
we are accustomed. Miss Bara has
gone to the land Of Sunny Spain for
her story and depicts the character
OF a coquette in a lazy little village
where she is adored and admired by
all men. The play is replete with thrill
ing incidents and runs the gaInut from
Spain to blithesome Paris. Four OF
the usual acts Of high class vaudeville
will also be presented with Shoulder
Arms and Theda Bara.
For tomorrow night Fox's theater
offers their usual excellent double fea-
LuFS program, Win Alice BRADY IN
"The Death Dance and Frank Kes-
nan in More Trouble with the eau
mont News and a Christie Comedy.
In THE Death Dance Miss Brady
depicts q cabaret character in a re-
sort known as the THE Grey Rabbit
and is story of dance and song, Of
sorrow and tears, and with an end
ing that thrills. More Trouble with
Frank Keenan, scored the biggest hit
ever registered by picture play In the
Rivoli theater In New York, and in 1t
Mr.. Keenan, has scored the triumph
of his long and distinguished carer.
Commencing tomorrow the manage
ment Of Fox's theater wish to an
nounce that they have been forced to
raise the Sunday evening admission.
The increased cost Of everything con-
nected with the maintenance of a
first class theater. the high film rem
tails necessary In their policy Of show
ing only two OF the best run features
obtainable makes this step imperative.
Prices at Fox's theater on Sunday
evenings hereafter will be fifteen
cents in the balcony and two cents
tax, and twenty five cents in the or
chestra with three cents tax, boxes
and loges thirty cents and three cents
tax.