New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

The Capito's Old Fiddlcrs' con. test Is scheduled 10 start March for four days.
 Ono of tho most notable pictures , of the current film season opens to- night at the Lyceum, It is ! Rod LaRoQue in "Braveheart," an i adaptation of the famous stage play "Strongheart." IL Is q Cecil DoMillc | production and Is screen present. alton Of wiEWam and campus, q love story of tremendous force pre-. senting primitive passion vibrant with thrills.
 Owen Moore and Constance Ben. nett appear also at the Lyceum to- morrow night in Married" stir ring, gripping comedy drama of New York society and the big woods, packed with action.
 Coming Lyceum attractions, In ad- dition 10 those previously mentioned include "Lawful Cheaters," with a cast headed blythe riracious Clara Bow.
 I.eatrice Joy in Made to Love" also is coming to the Lyceum.
 For the last half Of next week the Iyceum offers Clara Bow in "Thc Lawful Cheaters" and Flaming Waters" Matt Moore and Dorothy Dcvore in His Majesty Bunker
 Bean," are soon to be shown.
 Because 1t developed for beyond
 the hopes of its producers the new
 epic which John Ford, "The Iron Horse" director, made under the title "3 Bad Men" will be released
 under a title in keeping with It's
 boundless theme, namely. "Ihe
 World of Promise"
 Margaret Livingston, because oi
 excellent work in a number of other
 Fox film productions, will be starred
 in "HelTs Four Hundred" an adap-
 tation of Vaughn Kestcr's novel "The Just and the Unjust FOX finn releases for February are: "The Road 10 Glory" with May uoAvov: "The Johnstown Flood, /
 with George O'Brien; "Dangers Of 5 Great City," with Pauline Starke Rockliffe F'ellowes and tommy walker: My Own Pal' starrint D Tom Mix; "The Dixie Merchant ; with Madgc Bellamy; "Eisio in New g work" on o. Henry two-reeler; - Bankrupt Honeymoon" and "o'ticc
 of the Day. Imperial comedies' s Woman of Letters" a Helen an Q Warren Married Life episode ah' = "Egypt Today" and "sawdust an 2 snangles," one reel Fox Iaricucs' s Now York stag and screen an r. ronnccmenis for next week lnciu1' q 'still Waters" that Ansus'u , Il Thomas play about a senator "ho l. dry politically but very wet person " ,lIv is in rehearsal on one ol 'n
 Inro, stages. l. will get some ou'
 of-town performances before p9'' sl exhibited locally.
 ! rb. chorus of "The Stude'
 princo" has formed a singing s' c;nty numbering 80 persons. al al "ueuo. Lola" Is in the last |" e. e. weeks of its New York e"s's'''''' sr , Jean Newcomb has fn'1r"d /, ', ss cos, of sweetheart Time al U
 Imperial.
 'r " I porcival's "1'ond Papa '" CT a,..,, in Albany Monday night m ,rbnr,, will be a benefit 1crtor', As o,,c, of "rhe Monkey Talks a, U Hn National thca,er Tuesday nlgllt ,. m the Little Italy Settlement ho"'' nd Brooklyn,
 n! Mrs. Richard Mansfield, so :" l'S ..oi1 v.ilI he present at in" Mar - field thcatcr on Monday n'gnl WI, 'rr ,"a ,"' Nariorie Rambcau appears III 'A
 Night Duel'
 hS Hatcher Hughes, head Of the NG oor+n,cnt of dramatic literature ,,, nn Io,umbia, has invited GeorsH N ,i' ,i' holt and John A. Weaver, autnorS ,l ,.l- "Iov, 'F,m and Leave 'Em,' 10 t
 turc at Columbia,
 ,1 u' Frank Tinncv is 70 have the ,o sistonra in "Nanitics,' accord'ns ,c+ Ur. Carroll. of MabelIo Swor' hlol Inc beauty.
 'N' The rjftn Avenue playhouse
 r,w under the management and or rcc,ion Of BcN-Ami, who is T ,., considering several plays for ? bv ductioD. One play will be placed lay rehearsal In q few days i'm ,. d." Douglas Fairbanks next pict' his "Thc Black Pirate" will open at ich Snlwyn ,hcatcr on Monday Marc
 is ,ro- Fivc new pictures will go yer production at the Paramount I. .crs Island studio on Washirgton's bi' are day. They are Fine Mannc an with Gloria Swanson; "Take aat-
 vow