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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
Want Mail Delivered
To Miller Street Homes

Residents Of Miller street, assist
ed by Councilman Frank zapatka Of
the fifth ward, are circulating Pc
tiion to be presented to Postmaster
Herbert r. Erwin asking for mail
delivery on their street. They point
out that they have invested their
earnings in homes and have been
granted nearly every other form Of
municipal convenience. and they
ask extension of the mail service.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
RESIGNES IN ELM CITY

New Haven, Oct is P)-tlarrison
Hewitt, corporation counsel today
resigned and Mayor F'itzGeraId ac-
cepted his action. No successor has
been named. Mr.. Hewitt succeeded
former Superior Judge W. l.. Ben
nett In office, and previously had
temporarily filled the office from the
time Judge Bennett was appointed
until he could serve upon retire
rnent from the bench by reason Of
age Limitation.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
Maine Man Starts World
Trim in Frail Canoe

Bangor, Ne, Oct. 16 P}-A canoe
trip that has for its objective cir
cling of the globe started here to-
day when Rudolph Roohrle pushed
off in a 20-foot canvas boat made
for him in 0ldtown. The canoe has
a portable motor and sails.
Roehrle will sail down the coast
to New York. where he will take on
provisions fer his world cruise.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16

today, criticized attorneys for delay
in irving cases, remarking the
trouble is. too many lawyers are
interested in Florida real estate
The attorney who had failed to pro
duce a witness had just returned
from the south.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
Prof. Sheldon of Harvard
Dies After Long Illness

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. IS tP>--
Edward Stevens Sheldon. professor
emeritus of romance philoogy at
Harvard university. died today after
a long illness. He was on the Har-
ward faculty for 40 years.
Born in Watervillc, Me-. In 1851,
he vas graduated from Harvard in
1872 and studied In Germany and
France. He was the author of a
German grammar. His father, Rev
David N. Sheldon, was president of
Waterville (now Colby college.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
CRITlCIZES LAWYERS

New Haven, Oct. IS lP)-Carleton
f. Hoadley, referee in Bankruptcy,
disliking the plea of an attorney
that he had left The production OF
witness in court TO some one else,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-16
FIVE LOSE LICENSES

The police were notified this aft
ernoon that the commissioner Of mo-
tor vehicles has suspended the IL
censes Of the following five local
men: Joseph Simonetta OF IS Green
street, Stanley Bokowski of &c Silver
street, Robert Rooney of ITO North
street. Dominick Forestandi OF A
Albany avenue and Frank Bradlau
of 459 Osgood avenue.
One businessman to another.
man--Yes, yes Herald Classified
Ads DO pay.
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Evening star., 1925-10-14
AMBASSADOR-"Playing With
Souls" "

Playing With Souls" Ralph Ince's
production for First National of a
story by G. Gardner Sullivan, will be
seen the first three days Of next week
at Crandall's Ambassador Theater
The story deals with the Partisan ex-
periences Of youth who has been
sorely neglected by his rich parents,
and the cast includes Jacqueline Lo-
gan. Mary Astor, Belle Bennett. Give
Brook, William Collier, jr.; Helen Hoge
and Josef Swickard. A comedy.
Scrambled Eggs" and Il color sub
ject. Paris Creations" also will be
shown.
Wednesday and Thursday. Never
the Swain Shall Meet" a story of
San Francisco and the South Seas by
Peter b. Kyne, with Anita Stewart
and Bert Lyrell featured, supported by
J'stine tombstone, George Siegmann
and Lionel Belmore. also Paul Terry
in an Aesop Fable: Friday. Gloria
Swanson's exposition Of the frivolities
and gay life In Florida. THE Coast of
Folly" with Alec B. Francis and Jed
Prouty supporting. also the Spat Fam
lily in THE Royal Four Flush; Sat
urday. Tom Mix and Tony. the Won
der horse. supported by Billie Dove
Evening star., 1925-10-14
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Evening star., 1925-10-14
CENTRAL-''Playing With Souls"

Jacqueline Logan, Mary Astor. Belle
Bennett. Give Brook. William Collier.
jr.: Josef Swickard and jane Wray
have the principal roles in First Ma
tionafs production. playing With
Souls" at Crandall's Central Theater
the first two days of next week The
story. one of IA neglected son of rich
parents who encounters the crisis Of
his life in Paris. was directed by Ralph
Ince and G. Gardner Sullivan wrote
the script Charlie Chase in mo
Father to Guide Him and the Pathe
Review also will he shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Gloria
Swanson in The Coast Of Folly" a
romance laid in F'lorida's gay play
grounds. also an Aesop Fable and a
scenic subject; Thursday and Friday,
Lewis s. Stone, Virginia Valli and Nita
Nadi in First Nationals version Of Rob.
ert Hichen's story, Snake Bite" re.
titled THE Lady Who Lied" together
with Art Stone in "Tame Men and
Wild Women; Saturday, Ricardo
CorteZ and Greta Nissen in The Name
of Love-" a Paramount production;
also the Spat Family in Excuse My
Evening star., 1925-10-14
RIALTO-"Phsntom Of the Opera. -

The highly heralded super-thrilIer,
"The Phantom Of the Opera" which
Carl Laemmle. the producer. claims to
be even bigger than The Hunchback
Of Notre Dame" will be the photoplay
attraction at the Rialto next week. A
special augmented orchestra and other
trimmings" are expected to make the
presentation of the movie masterpiece
a memorable showing.
Lon CLANCY. who Is sometimes call
ed "the man of many faces" beca use
Of his penchant for playing unusual
roles, portrays the Phantom. which he
considers his weirdest and greatest.
In his support are Mary Philbin. Nor.
man Kerry and other we'll known
screen actors.
The great Paris Opera House was
reproduced in all details for the pro-
duction, and the gay scenes of the
opera, with its fashionable throngs
and brilliant festivities. have been
filmed in actual color by a new cam
era called the Technicolor.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
KEITH'S-Adele Rowland.

Adele Rowland, prina donna, rnusi
cal comedy and concert star. will head
next week in "A recital OF sparkling
songs called STORY Songs 1t will be
remembered that she scored the hit Of
her career IN the musical comedy sue
cess. Irene
Harry J. Conley will be featured in
a new one-act comedy, written for him
by Willard Mack, called Slick as
Ever"
Others are the Australian mono
losist. Albert Whelan, originator Of
all he does on the stage, assisted by
himself at the piano: Signor Friscoe,
xylophonist, who returns with his IA
NOUS Guatemalan ensemble; William
Evening star., 1925-10-14
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday. Madge Bel
lamy and George O'Brien in 1.-The
Iron Horse; Tuesday and Wednes.
day, Milton Sills in THE Knockout
and Hal Roach's "Solid Ivory;
Thursday and Friday. Anita Stewart
and Bert Lytell in Never the Twain
Shall Meet" and Aesop Fable; Sat
urday. Tom Mix in "The Lucky
Horseshoe" and Charlie Chase in "No
Father to Guide Him."
Evening star., 1925-10-14
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Ce-
Gil b. DE Miles THE Ten Command
ments.' news and Aesop's Fables;
Wednesday and Thursday, Betty
Bronson, Nell Hamilton and Rock
cliffe E'ellowes In The Golden Prin-
cess; Cliff Bowes, Have Mercy;
news and newspaper fun: Friday,
Jack Holt, Billie Dove and Douglas
Fairbanks. Jr., In Zane Greys "Wild
Horse Mesa; Sunshine comedy, "Sci-
enttflc Husbands; ninth chapter "Se-
Evening star., 1925-10-14

Sunday and Monday. Milton Sills in
The Knockout and Hal Roach COM
edy, "Solid Ivory; Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Cecil b. De Miles
THE Ten Commandments: Friday,
speed Mad" Charlie Chase in "No
Father to Guide Him" and Pathe Re-
view: Saturday, THE Prairie Pirate"
AL st. John in Fair Warming" and
Grantland Rice, "Sportlight"
Evening star., 1925-10-14
TIvOLI-"The Ten Commandments

TIVOLI-"The Ten Commandments" !"
"The Ten Commandments" Cecil
3. DE Miles colossal production, will
be the featured attraction at Gram
dall's Tivoli Theater the first three
days Of next week. beginning Sunday
afternoon. The principal roles are
played by Richard Dix, Leatrice Joy,
Nita Naldi. Rod La ROGUE. Theodore
Roberts and Estelle Taylor (Mrs. Jack
Dempsey. Wednesday and Thursday,
First Nationals production of THE
Knockout" featuring Milton Stills as
a champion ring scrapper who accepts
a job In the North woods after sus.
tanning n severe injury to his right
arm. and then encounters strange ad-
ventures leading to a smashing climax.
Hal. Roach's comedy, Solid Ivory"
also will be shown. Friday, Ricardo
Cortez and Greta Nissen, with Ray
mond Hatton and Wallace Beery in
In the Name Of Love-" adapted from
Bulwer Lytton's play, 1.-The Lady Of
Lyons" and the Spat Family in "TS
Fox Hunt" and a Bruce scenic will
be shown, and Saturday Raymond
Griffith and Mary Brian in Hes a
Prince"
Evening star., 1925-10-14
POLTS-"My Girl"

The Harry Archer Orchestra of Ii
musicians comes 10 Polls next week
opening Sunday night. as an integral
part Of the performance Of MY
Girl" and in some numbers, such as
a Solo on the Drum, the mem
bers of the orchestra become un.
usually important. sharing the spot.
light with Jayne Auburn.
In addition to Miss Auburn. there
are III tho cast Roger Gray, George
Sweet, Joseph Wagstaff, Patrick
isaggerty, John Byam. Harry C.
keenan,, Edna Morn, Frances Upton.
Harriet Ross. Margaret Armstrong
Gertrude Clemens and Barbara
Grace.
In the chorus contingent is quar-,
tet of solo and specially dancers
Evelyn Kinder. Thelma Holiday,
Marea Kerns and Ann Kelly.
Some of the song hits in the show
are Desert Isle You and t.
Women, Oh, Women" at VIII
Never Get You a Thing"
Evening star., 1925-10-14

and Bert Lytell in Never the Twain
Shall Meet" and comedy, Dog Bis.
cults; Tuesday ald Wednesday. Alica
Joyce and Percy Marmont in "Daddy's
Gone a-Hunting." and comedy. Billy
West in That's That; Thursday and
Friday, Betty Blythe in The Breath
Of Scandal" and comedy. Paging
Wife: Saturday. William Mix in
The Golden Trail" and comedy. 80
Continued on Page FortY.threel
Evening star., 1925-10-14
METROPOLITAN-"The Freshman n Z"

Harold Lloyd. comedian. of silent
drama, will be pictured at Crandall' &
Metropolitan Theater next week in
The Freshman" In which he Is said
to be making the outstanding hit Of
his career. He is cast as Harold
Lamb, college 'goat"-always being
kiddsd and never realizing It. The
comedy - heightened by the clever
way in which Lloyd manages to
leaven his work with Just the right
tincture Of pathos. The college foot
ball game in the picture is claimed
TO he one Of the greatest bits ever re-
corded In celluloid.
In the cast are Jobyna Ralston as
the girl" Pat Harmon. foot ball
coach: Brooks Benedict, Hazel keener
and Joe Harrington with q huge en-
semhle to lend the real college spirit.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
E.ARLE-"Melvina.'

MelviIia, Spanish ballerinO. will
headline next weeks program at the
Earle. Senorita Melvina Is noted for
her solo dancing as we'll as the orig.
inality and beauty of her production
She Is assisted by IA company Of clever
artists.
Nine. Adelaide Hermann, widow OF
Hermann the Great. will also be on
the bill which will feature many OF
the w,sld-famed illusions that brought
the title of Great" to her husband.
Others will include the Emmett Welsh
Minstrels. Whitfield and Ireland
Buckley. Calvert and Stillwal and
one other act. yet to be announced.
The stage comedy, seven Days"
will be the picture. 1t is an Al
Christie feature. The stage farce was
written by Mary Roberts Rinehart,
and Irene Rich Is the star Of the film
version.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

There will be added also short-reel
features and a musical setting. the
overture being Campus Days" a
symposium Of familiar and popular
college airs sung throughout the
country.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
CAROLINA.

Sunday and Monday, "The Lady
Who Lied" with Lewis Stone and
Virginia Eal!i; Tuesday, Troubles Of
q Bride; Wednesday. white Man."
with Alice Joyce and Kenneth Har-
Ian; Thursday, THE Price Of Pleas
ure," with Virginia Valli and Norman
Kerry; Friday, 1.-The Dancers" with
George O'Brien. Alma Rubens and
Madge Ballamy: Saturday. Jack Holt
in THE Light OF the Western Stars"
Evening star., 1925-10-14

cret Service Sanders; Saturday. Ray
mond Griffith, He's a Prince; Bulls
Eye comedy. Green Horn: second
chapter wild West"
Evening star., 1925-10-14
A NJ L S E NJ E N T S

Newell and Elsa Most In 1.-The Last
Dance" BY Willard Mack; Mulroy,
McNeece and Ridge. fast roller skaters.
"N'hirls and Steps," and Groh and
Adonis, who offer an artistic novelty
called THE Piano Hounds"
Evening star., 1925-10-14
STRAND-"Alice in TOyland."


n surprise for the grown-ups will
bo offered at the Strand Theater next
week in the giant midet revue, Alice
in ToyIand," which will headline the
bill. Seven beautiful Shetland ponies.
together with twice that number Of
diminutive midgets. assisted by 4
troupe of five adults, will entertain
with surprises. laughs and novelties.
AS an added feature Burns and Wi
son viii offer song and con aIy ski, =,
entitled The Unframed Nurse"
other numbers will include jack and
Jessie Gibson in a Cycle Of Smiles
and Thris," and Chares forsythe,
assisted by AL Schenc.1, in q song-and
dance act, "Humor and Harmony"
The photoplay attraction will be
Trio Productions screen version Of
Fanny Heaslip Lees story. With
This Ring" featuring Alyce Mills,
Lou Tellegen and Forrest Stanley.
GAYETY-"La Revue Parisienne."
Ed A. Shafer's La Revue Paris
ienne," coming to the Gayety Theater
next week, Is described as "a show of
youth. All Of the members Of its cast
and chorus are said to be youthful,
and even the line of humor and the
situations are new and sparkling.
The two principal comedians are
Harry Pepper and Harry Evanson,
and included in the novelties is the
Lone Star Quartet, three-fourths male
and one part feminine. the latter be-
ing Ruth Gibbs, the prima donna, who
sings tenor in association with Paul
Orth. Red" Colonna and Ken Christy.
In La Revue Iarisienne" Il is prom
ised there will be some gorgeous show
ing of dress by Miss Gibbs. Jean Carr,
Marie Oliver, Alline Rogers and the
chorus OF 90 dancing girls.
MUTUAL-"Happy Hours"
Happy Hours" burlesque at
traction presented By Sam Raymond,
comes to the Mutual Theater next
week. having as Its principal play
er Madlyn Worth.
A fast.moving chorus Of pretty girls
is said to be the mainstay OF the show
while the principal comedian is Ar
thur Mayors.
Explorer Amundsen TO Lecture.
Capt. Raold Amundsen. the famous
explorer Of the Arctic and Antarctic
who discovered the South Pole in 1911
and attempted last Summer to add
20 his tame by reaching the North
Pole by airplane, is to visit this city
Wednesday afternoon. october 81, to
deliver at Polls Theater a lecture en-.
titled Our Airplane Dash for the
North Pole"
This lecture is to be illustrated with
colored stereopticon pictures made
from actual photographs. and Capt.
Amundsen will give a graphic account
Of his experiences in May last, when
he and FIVE companions were compel
ed to descenG in their two airplanes
on the frozen Polar Sea. 900 miles
north of Spitzbergen. during their at
tempted flight to the Pole. Tickets
are on sale by T. Arthur Smith, 1880
G. street.
COLUMBIA-"The King on Main
Street"
"The King on Main Street." Monta
Bells brilliant new Paramount pro-
duction Of Leo Ditrichstein's famous
stage success, with Adolphe Menjou
in the featured role which will be
Evening star., 1925-10-14
DJIMRARTON.

Sunday. Shirley Mason in Scandal
Proof; Monday, Madge Bellamy in
wings Of Youth; Tuesday, Jack
Pickford in THE Hill Billy; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Anita Stewart,
Bert Lytell and Huntley Gordon in
Never the Twain Shall Meet; Fri
day, FLAMES Of Desire; Saturday,
The Silent Pal"
Evening star., 1925-10-14
BELASCO-''Desire Under the Elms.'

Desire Under the Elms,'' for the
past ~ weeks more or less Of a sensa-
lion in New York. comes to the Shu-
bert BelascO Sunday night for a
weeks engagement. This austere and
digniiied tragedy. as ii is being term
ed. Is from the pen OF Eugene O'NeM.
and has been acclaimed by some crit
lcs as the finest play vet written by
sn American.
It's story concerns Ephraim Cabot,
emhittered New England farmer Of
20, thrice married, the last time at 70:
his three sons, and his heroic struggle
with the rocky soil Of his farm. 1t
is n drab and somber story of mans
clash with environment. with the
wages of sin is death as It's theme.
The cast Is headed by Frank Nc
Cilynn, noted impersonator Of Abra-
ham Lincoln. in the role OF Ephraim
Cabot. Helen Freeman. long promi-
nent in the activities of the Theater
Guild, is the love-starved Abbie Put
nam. and Howard Merling the young
or son OF the drama. The settings
and direction are by Robert Edmond
Jones.
Desire Under the EIms'' is present
ed by Kenneth Macgowan, Robert
Edmond Jones and Eugene O'Neill,
under the mana cement Of y. l.. Jones
and Norris Green.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
CIRCLE.

Sunday and Monday. Doris Kenyon,
Lloyd Hughes and Hobart Bosworth
in 1.-The Half Way Girl; Tuesday.
Agnes Ayres in Her Market Value;
Wednesday. Priscilla Dean in "The
Crimson Runner; Thursday and Fri
day, Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy
Mackaill in Shore Leave; Saturday,
Richard Dix in THE Lucky Devil"
Evening star., 1925-10-14

and Ann Pennington, in THE Lucky
Horseshoe" romance Of the West
and Old Spain, also Lige Conley In
Pleasure Bound" and a Grantland
Rice "Sportlight."
Evening star., 1925-10-14
APOLLO.

Glove" and a Grantland Rice Sport
light"
Evening star., 1925-10-14

presented by Director Bell personally
at a private showing at Loew's Palace
Thursday night. will be the attraction
at Loew's Columbia Theater next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon.
The cast includes Bessie Love,
Greta Nissen, Oscar Shaw, Joseph
kilgour. Edgar Norton, Mario Maize
roni. Carlotta Monterey. Marcia Har-
ris and Edouard -Durand.
The play WAS ada pted to the screen
by Douglas Doty and In locale 1t
ranges from a small middle Europe
kingdom OF the Graustark type
through the follies and gayety of
Paris to a strictly American setting
that includes Coney Island, Times
Square and points west.
Mr.. Menjou enacts the role OF a
bored monarch who finds that large
loan IL necessary to save the country
and that either marriage with Il
neighborlng kingdom or an American
oil concession will do the trick. When
the monarch comes to America to
arrange this matter he encounters a
series of romantic adventures that
lend the story its appealing charm.
PALACE-"Seven Keys to Baldpate."
Douglas MacLean Will be pictured
In the Paramount production Seven
Keys to Baldpate" at Loew's Palace
next week.
seven Keys to Baldpate" is the IA
nous stage classic of love, laughter
and thrills that George NJ. Cohan
dramatiZed from the novel by Earl
Derr Biggers. Fred Newmeyer di.
rected the screen production and the
cast includes Edith Roberts. Betty
Francisco. Crauford Kent. Anders
Randolph. Wade Boteler, Maym Kel.
go. Ned Sparks. William Orlamonde
and Edwin SturEis.
This is a romantic melodrama built
round the efforts OF a young author
- write Il novel In 81 hours and win
the Land OF the girl he loves. To insure
solitude and no interruption. he shuts
himself UP in Baldpate Inn in the
dead Of Winter at the time that a
band Of crooks has chosen the place
for O rendezvous.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
\.iTIONAI-Music Box Revue.

The Music Box Revue will comc to
The National Theater next week. co'!l-
lnenCing Sunday. AS an exponent Of
exquisite beauty and with appeals to
The imagination.
John Murray Anderson is said TO
have developed new and uneXploreu
avenues of beauty and Irving Berlin
new joys to the lover of typical. joy
Gus music and delightful scores.
More winning effects both in color and
song are promised than III any other
revue that Sam II. Harris has pre-
~entcd.
There are two acts and % scenes
that carry the audience along with
Rip Van Wrinkle from THE Cat
skills," to Toxic New York Har-
bor." The Garden of Eden" The
Garden Club" In the Shade of
ShelteEing Tree" Police Headquar
ters," The Call OF the South,
Broadway" Little Old New York. 4"
AT the Circus" The Battery" Alice
In Wonderland" and "A Salon Of
Louis Palace"
III the big cast are Fannie Rrice.
clark and Mccullough, Oscar Shaw,
Grace Moore. Brox Sisters. Runaway
Four, May Corey Kitchen. Joseph
Nacauley, Wynn Bullock. Leonard st
Leo. Frank Allworth. Bud and Jack
Pearson, Hazel Gaudreau, Irving
Rose. George Clifford, Lillian Aune,
Dorothea and Nadia, Henri Permain
and Thomas Draak and the famous
Music Box chorus.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

EMPIRE.
Sunday and Monday. Anita Stewart
Evening star., 1925-10-14
COLUMBIA-"The King on Mai
Street"

'The King on Main Street" Menta
Bells brilliant new Paramount pro-
duction Of Leo Ditrichstein's famous
stage success, with Adolphe Mentou
in the featured role, which will be