New Britain herald., 1925-01-03
STAGE AND SCREEN

luil piUoH dt tlc TWO loCHl lneulefb not devoted entirely to vaudeville and pictures. This week ends weeks run of Marty Dupree and her musical comedy show at the Palace and Monday starts weeks showing of Harry Ingalls, and his Checker Girls revue at the Lyceum.
 This is the third consecutive year that Ingalls, has brought his troup 10 this city and he promises tke same refined entertainment that 1t always has proved.
 ' Ingalls, himself is no, stranger to New Britain. More than 10 years ago. when Charlie Chaplin was first coming into prominence, Ingalls,, then young vaudeville performer, appeared at the old Keeney theater in skit in which he impersonated Chaplin and his wife took bur lesque part. One of their advertising features was for Harry to walk down Main street with his trick cane. mustache and queer feet. | Clark Morrell, one of the Keith vaudeville circuits best bets, is at the Capitol next week. He is a prominent young tenor and has studied under the Italian master Bellincionni.
 Despite his wide experience, Nor rell is still young man and it's no secret girls, to mention the fact that he's but 26 years of age.
 The Capitol also plans to offer another very big attraction in Canary Opera" This is musical troup, the members of which all are attractive and. better still. have good voices. As a matter of fact, they all are genuine canary birds and this act is one of the wonders of the result of, patience in bird , training.
 The photoplay attraction at the Palace four days beginning Sunday will offer Emmerson Hough's North of S6," the companion pic ture to "The Covered Wagon" and one of the greatest pictures of the year. The Palace is the first theater in New England to show this fea- ture with vaudeville as it has played only the high priced photoplay the aters. Four vaudeville acts will be offered with it at the regular Pal ace prices.
 For Thursday, Friday and Satur- day the Palace will present Bar riers Burned Away" story that deals with the great Chicago fire. The fire scenes are said to be the most spectacular seen in any movie,
 On Thursday of next week the vaudeville attraction at the Palace will present the Virginia orchestra, an organization of musicians, who have as clever 8 jazz band as any heard around these parts. They have just completed engagements in Broadway hotels and cabarets and are now meeting with big success in vaudeville.
 A list of pictures coming to the Palace include North of &C.," Bar riers Burned Away" "Dante's In- ferno," "Love's Wilderness" Mrs. Wallace Reid in the new sensation, Broken Laws" "The Golden Bed" and several others, will verify the above statement.
 "Dante's Inferno" is still playing the Central theater in New York at a high scale of admission, where 1t has caused a sensation for the last few months. The Palace an nounces the showing of it here the week after next with vaudeville at regular prices.
 "Maisie Buck" a new play by Roland Oliver will go into rehearsal soon under the management of Mulligan and Trebitsch.
 The Shuberts announce the premiere of their new operetta, The Love Song" for Jan. 12, in the Century theater. Marguerite Namara, Dorothy Francis and & company of 200 comprise the. cast.
 Arch Selwyn has postponed the opening of "The Heart Thief" by Sacha Guitry, until Jan. 12, in the Earl Carroll theater, owing to an ankle injury suffered by Mary Nash Tuesday night, in a performance in New Haven.
 Robert Ames in Jack in the Pull pit" opens at the Princess Tuesday night.
 Peggy Wood, playing "The Cling ing Vine" for the fourth month on the Coast, has completed & short story, begun by her father. which will appear in an early issue of Pictorial Review"
 The opening of Lass O Laugh ter" Henry w. Savages produc- ton, has been postponed from Wednesday night until Thursday of next week, at the Comedy theater.
 Still another of the Capitol's at fractions is Johannes Josefsson, an Icelander, whose act is a distinct novelty. His offering is a sketch having to do with the early days in California. Incidentally, MT. Jo- scissor is a glima champion. This is the national art of self defense