New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

dle-de-doo, Henry Bannell: thu liquor question; If I Was What Amt Instead of What I Is," Harr, Bonney; the accident: clog dance. r K. Farmer; conundrum; "Wher the One You Loves, Loves You" II Hayes; you're no jackass; "Puckel Up and Whistle" Edward Lacke, and entire audience; What made them wild?: Mouth organ selections c. l.. Fisher; the great poetical con. test, q riot, by the entire company grand finale, a farewell.
 The cast is rehearsing the lndivi, dual numbers diligently and a great demand is expected for the show elsewhere. At present, negotiation, are being put through to have the show broadcasted from the Travel. CTS Radio station in Hartford and it is also under consideration by the entertainment committee of the M F. church. The date for the pres entation is not yet set. The enter tainment for the Bristol lodge, K of P" is given voluntarily by the members.
 Has Operation
 Wilfrcd Marten, former em- ploye at the PinnacleroX Farm, re- gently underwent an operation for the removal of one of his kidneys at the Middlesex hospital at Middle town. The member had become diseased from a former injury. Late reports from the hospital superin- tendent were to the effect that he would be confined for at least four more weeks at the institution.
 Able 10 Be Up
 The many friends of Mrs. Anne Donahue of Elm Court who has been seriously i'll for a few months, will be pleased to learn that she is able 10 be up and about. Her case is one of the most surprising of re- cent years, as any apparent hope for her recovery had at one time been given up. She rallied however in a crisis and since that time has con- tinued to improve steadily.
 High School Notes
 The three act operetta given by the high school, "A Merry Com pany' is starting off well. As ad- ditionaI features which are sure to be pleasing to those who patronize the play, two speciality acts have been added to take place during the performance. One is a drill by the boys of the freshman class while the other consists of solo dance by one of the young ladies. The teachers have been fortunate in securing the aid of Albert White in developing the instrumental and musical num- bers Those who come to the Com- munity theater, March 10th will not be disappointed in their evenings entertainment.
 Legion Post Meeting
 The regular meeting of. Brock Barnes post, No, 33, American I4e- zion was held last evening at s o'c clock in the post rooms on Whiting street. Plans were perfected for the of the film "Over the Top With the Allies" at the Community theater on March 31. There will be three shows on that date, the first being at 4 o'clock in the afternoon for the children, the second and third at 6 and o'clock respectively for the adults. Arrangements are being made to have the schools let out early on that day so that the children will be enabled 10 see the film which will take two hours to run. Dr. Lawrence II, Frost is chairman of the committee which will meet with Principal Orrin l.. Judd Of the graded schools to make for the show.
 The membership drive was launch- ed last evening. This is in accord 4nce with the plans of the state de- partment to have all posts working for members at the same time. In with the drive, Com Robert Craig has arranged to hold an open meeting to which III eX-servicemen in the town will 1n invited on March 1G. Speakers. n all probability. wlll be State Con- nander F.. l.. White of New Haven. Rev F. l.. Wismer of Bristol, very 1ctive worker for Seicheprey post of Bristol and also an overseas veteran, md State Finance Officer C, c. Scarborough, chairman of the state 'und. An entertainment is being planned for the meeting.
 The post will visit IIiltonic post, No. 72, of Southington on March 23. The setback sharks will engage the pasteboard wieldcrs on heir home floor and they are con- 1dent of bringing home the ham Refreshments will be served to the local members by the Southington post and local members will leave on the 7:44 o'clock troll ev from the center.
 The next county meeting will be held in ThomQsonvilIe on Sunday. March %, and plans are being made Q send big delegation from Rrock- Barnes post. The next meeting of he post will he held on March 1G.
 PIainVillr Briefs
 The condition of Thomas Con- lon of Pierce street, who is seriously m at St Francis hospital in Hart ford, shows no change.
 Kingsley Peck of Hough street has arrived home from several stay in Florida.
 The condition of Mrs. William Navanaugh of Park street who is in St. Francis hospital, shows little im- rrovement.