New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
stage AND screen

of the theatcr-going public, New
Britain now seems fairly assured Of
more or less regular stage attrac-
tons at this thcater. This after
moons matinee and tonights per
Torrance Of The Goose Hangs
High" gives one of the best in the
line of comedy drama and now
comes the announcement that on the
evening of November II only. the
great musical comedy success NO
No Nanette," is to be presented.
NO No Nanette." with a cast and
chorus Of between rs and 100, is by
far the biggest musical show that
has been brought to this city in
many years.
At the Capitol theater a series OF
combined all-star movies and high
grade Keith-Albee vaudeville is
being booked, while the Palace Is
featuring three changes Of pictures
weekly, with special novelties on
Wednesday and Friday nights.
Starting Monday, the Capitol
shows the picture "Prctty Ladies'"
story of theatrical life with a bevy
of beautiful women and cast head
| ed by Norma Shcarer, Tom Moore
and Zaru Pitts. Also. Ann Penning-
ton dancing the Charleston is q spe-
cial feature Of this picture,
The vaudeville at the Capitol the
first half of the week brings the
O'Brien Scxtet, singing musicians;
| Haynes and Beck, comedians and
Rozendo Gonzalez, a noted imper-
senator of famous characters.
Starting Thursday the Capitol
movie feature is Tom Mcighan and
Virginia Nalli In THE Man Who
Found Himself" Some of the scenes
actually were filmed in Sing Sing
prison, Nellie Jay and her Jay
Birds, soothing syncopators. Is one
of the vaudeville acts. Another is
Carr Lynn, a comedy mimic,
The Lyceum, tomorrow night and
through Wednesday. features the
famous dog Of the movies. Rim Tin
Tin in Below the Line" The
companion feature is Alice Lake IN
THE Price OF Success"
For the last Of the week the Ty,
ceum brings Reginald Denny In
where Was II" and Tom Moore
and William Russell in the Warner
Brothers production ION Thin Ice"
Coming Lyceum attractions on
the silver sheet are "Drusina with p
Million" and American Pluck, u
with George Walsh.
The Capitol announces for the fu-
ture as William Fax's THE Iron
Horse" direct from New York after
a years run; Mae Murray in THE
Merry Widow" Ricardo Cortez In
Argentine Love" and Norma Shear.
er in slaves OF Fashion; while tbs
ralace is to bring Richard Barthel.
mess in Shore Leave" and Miltor
stills in The Knockout"
Starting tomorrow night, tn
Palace is showing Bert Lyten anC
, Anita Stewart in the Kipling stor,
Never the Twain Shall Meet" Wed
ncslay and Thursday brings Mar
, gucrite De I.aMotte in Cheaper Il
! Marry and the last two days of tn
/ week Edmund Lowe in Ports c
Call" and Shirley Mason in 9TH
Great Diamond Mystery"
Direct from two years run o
| broadway. "White Cargo" comes +
| Parsons theater Hartford, with tn
| New York cast and original pro6uc
| ton. This show holds the record c
| the American theater in point c
continuous presentation in Me-
York city Of dramatic offering.
Ii Geraldine Farrar brings her mag
nificent production of Frasquita {
Parsons rs the Thanksgiving al
| traction. Hartford has no cause I
| complain nf its holiday offering.
: Pat Rooney. Marion Bent and
company OF fast stepping entertain
ers brings his new show, 9TH
Daughter Of Rosie o'Grady," 70 Pal
sons thpater. Hartford. for n
week Of November 18th.
Another huge success In Ne
York, The Gorilla" IL an early D,