New Britain herald., 1926-08-14
STAGE AND SCREEN

An other visit to the Capitol theater found 4S men at work in their effort to get the theater com pleted and equipped for an early opening. According to present plans, the Capitol will open with matiree on Labor Day.
 A new Austin pipe organ is be- ing installed at the New Palace theater. A similar organ will be installed in the Strand, which pro- bably will be opened about the middle of October.
 The H. B. Warner stage success. Silence" will be the offering by the Poli Players in Hartford next week. This Is one of the heaviest dramas which this company has yet at tempted.
 Miss Brewster's Millions" with Bebe Daniels, opens tomorrow at the New Palace. Its a riot of fun, S4iS' iAio o JOui6 SIll Ndlll ClOl lo to squander a vast fortune. Bob Custer in Beyond the Rockies" is the companion feature for Sunday.
 The William Fox special, Havoc" a story of war dazed wives, is at the New Palace the last half of the week. George O'Brien and Madge Bellamy are featured. This is a big production and among the facts" filmed were Is allied honor, regi- ments containing 400 men who had won medals for bravery in the world war. The night battle scenes required five weeks of filming.
 The big Paramount production, "The Wanderer." story of the first blacksheep and a picture that ranks with The Ten Commandments" has been booked for early showing at the New Palace. Another is Her Honor, the Governor" with Pauline Frederick.
 Over at the Lyceum the Thurs day feature will be "The Recreation of Bryan Kent" This is a great picture taken from the soul stirring novel of the same name by Harold Bell Wright. Kenneth Harlan and Helene Chadwick are the stars.
 "Morganson's Finish" & Jack London story of the north, will also be shown at the Lyceum on Thurs day. Anita Stewart and Johnny Walker have great roles.
 Joseph Schildkraut will soon ap- pear at the Lyceum in. his latest drama, a tense story of the sea, "Shipwrecked." Seen Owen is his leading woman in this production.
 Tomorrow night the Lyceum is presenting Wild Oats Lane," the Marshal Neilan production of de- gradation and final regeneration, and "The Call of the Klondike." In this picture Lightning Girl, a new canine star, makes her initial ap- D aarance before New Britain au- dience.
 Frank Yoconelli, accordionist and erstwhile vaudeville headliner who set L. new studio precedent when he supplanted the time-honored studio trio of piano. violin and cello dur ing the filming of "The Volga Boat man." has been signed on' for "The Yankee Clipper .---
 William Boyd and Elinor Falr' the featured leads of "The Nolga Boatman" who will portray the lead fne roles in "The Yankee Clipper found that their emotions respond ed so splendidly to the strains Of Yoconellts accordion during the filming of the romance of Russia they asked that Julian sign the mu- sician for the new picture. Yocon- ellis ships papers indicate he VIII a,s fill a minor role in the produc- ton.
 Gladys .Ungar, now writing seen arios' for the Metropolitan Pictures corporation of Hollywood, has re- ceived many cngratulatory tele- grams fir mNew York with regard to the reception of her new play Help Wanted - Female" which John Gordon recently presented for the first time.
 Age is no handicap In earning substantial living on the silversheet' William Courtright,' who plays one of the featured roles in support Of Marie Provost in "For Wives On