New Britain herald., 1924-09-27

Hawk" George Broadhurst has changed the title of "The Red Hawk" 10 "rhc Red Falcon," so now there is no excuse for any one to mistake Mckay Morris for Milton Sills.
 On the other hand the producers of Sweet Rebel" the new musica play by Lorenz NJ. Hart, Richard Rodgers and Herbert Fields, which will break out in November, have changed the title to Cherry Red because the present name might cause confusion with Sweet Little Devil" even though that musical comedy has been dead to Broadway To, these many months!
 Herman Timberg, producer of "Schemers," at the Bayes theater. N. Y., announces he will not aban. don the vaudeville stage as previous ly made known. but will return al | the head of an elaborate musical , tabloid. If Timberg should again change his mind. two red lights will be burnt atop the Woolworth build ing.
 Silence" Max Marcin's new play goes into rehearsal next Monday, with H, B. Warner again gallantly preparing to give out interviews tell ing how he meant to start life as a l physician
 Fred Stone has introduced new number, Hard Boiled Rose" into the garden of roses scene in Step, ping Stones," at the Globe theater New York, which will soon give Boston something else to talk about Ira Hards has been engaged by Henry w. Savage as stage director ot Lass O Laughter" the new com edy, in which Flora Le Breton, Lon don stage and screen star, will bring forward her dimpes for their Amer ican debut.
 While other reyues are hcarging s4 and S5 for orchestra seats, the Shuberts announce that "The Pass ing Show" at the Winter Garden, will not go above s3.50, despite the cool weather, mayoral investigation of objectionable plays and general business prosperity.
 Felix. Edwardes, who has come here from London to stage Black Eyed Susan," has brought with him a musical piece entitled Lover Lane" which Rufus Lc Maire will produce. It is the work of Arthur Wimperis, Harry Vernon and Ed ward Kunnekc.
 Some definite announcement Of the policy to be pursued at the Lyceum this winter may be expected shortly
 During the past couple Of weeks New Haven firm interested in the' atrical enterprises has been actively in the market for the purchase o' the Lyceum theater, but it is under stood that the playhouse is not fol | sale and will continue to be con ducted by local owners.
 The special orchestra features ol "The Covered Wagon" at the Pal acc all next week. will be the same as those which accompanied the picture during it's record run ir New York, the management an nounCes.
 Music does much to add to th' ; thrills Of the production, and there 7 will be plenty in this one. : The management, at this theate' } announces for early showing sucI pictures as Cecil B. DcMille's "Fee ' of Clay" here October ,; and als' { Milton Sills in "The Sea Hawk . and Richard Dix and Agnes Aver
 in ""Sinners in Heaven" Triumph also is coming.
 { Pcople who enjoy southern molo s dies and plantation songs will llk . the bill at the Capitol the first hal , of the week for it includes "Th = Cotton Pickcrs," an aggregation Q black faced entertainers who sna Q out a regular happy days in Dixie program.
 Clarence F. Willard, the freak c
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 usual ability of stretching his oW
 physioue at will. is coming to tn h Capitol and his act Is fine one. t Not only can Willard entertai O with his own physical freakishnes Il but also he is exceptionally cleve r in feats of regerdemain being yer - good with all sorts of card tricks Q He is a Hartford man and has II wide acquaintance in this city.
 His growing" stunt is no tric e or illusion. but an actual physic;
 fact. He is enabled to do this bf - cause he has developed the cartilac
 1otween the joints of his homes
 strong men and acrobats have d.
 veloped their muscles.
 Thus. by hoxing his muscles m
 expanding the cartilage he is ah
 10 actually increase his own neigh
 First He Lost His Dog
 And Then His Libert
 Losing his dog in Meriden yeste