New Britain herald., 1926-09-25


 frantic husbands, a laugh riot of ri. vals-you'll smile, laugh, forget the cares of life-youll whoop, hollel and rear when you see what hap pens Up In Mabels Room" which opens tomorrow night at the Lyceum theater. Marie Provost is "Maber and having divorced her husband Mabel wanted him back again, de. spite the lingerie he possed and fail ed to explain. But what really happened up In Mabeps Room you'll have to go to the Lyceum to see.
 Harry Carey and Mabel Julienue Scott have the leads in the other Lyceum attraction, The Frontier Trail" This is no ordinary western drama, but an epic in the early days not below other big western specials In interest. One of the big spectacles of this picture is the great Indian uprising. The attack. The flaming arrows that set fire tc the wagon taking the heroine back east. The whooping blood thirsty lndians-and then the daring scout hero to the rescue! It's a picture that has a real kick in every foot.
 Coming to the Lyceum on Thurs day Is the late Rudolph Valentino playing opposite Alice Terry in the Rex 1ngraham production "The Conquering Power" Incidently, this picture is being featured in New Haven this week and comes here di- rectly from the Elm City. It Is re- garded as one of the lata screen stars best works, and shows the great screen lover in many scenes that will rival again reetaoinshrd that will revive again remem- brances of his artistry.
 Winning the Futurity" also will be shown the last half of the week. Cullen Landis has the leading role.
 other big pictures which the Ly- ceum is to bring soon include George Walsh in The Kick Off" Obviously a great football game features this picture. Incidentally. Walsh himself was a. great football player in his school days and today IS one of the country's best anna teur athletes. In fact Jack Demp- sey, with whom he has often spared, has pronounced him one of the best amateur heavyweights in the coun- try. Still another picture coming is Reginald Denny in his latest - Rolling Home"
 The Lyceum's serial, running the flrst three days Of each week, start ing Mondays, Is The Fighting Marine and Gene Tunney, now the heavyweight champ, has the lead ing role. Throughout the serial Tunney has the usual heroic role of the serial leading man and in ad- ditlon each week engages in one or more fights which clearly show how he is entitled to wear the crown of the heavyweight division.
 Three Bad Men" the big Fox special which opens at the New faiace tomorrow evening, really Is one of the biggest productions of the year and likewise is one of the most expensive pictures brought to lhls city. George O'Brien and ollve Borden carry the romantic eads while the three bad men are J. Farrel Mcdonald, Tom Santschi md Frank Compeau. In some of the Dig stampede scenes 25,o00 people Ire pictured. New Haven is the only ,l5y Tn the state in which this pic ure has previously been exhibited,
 For Sunday evening only, the New Palace will charge g. slight in- crease in price. The companion eature, a Metro, is "Blarney."
 Through Wednesday Three Bad len'' by special arrangement with ne FOX company. will be shown 1 with vaudeville, Ford Sterling in ne great American comedy "The 'hoW-off' is the attraction the last lalf of the week. Many local heater goers saw this as a stage 'iay at Parsons in Hartford last eason.
 coming attractions at the New ,alace are Gloria Swanson in Fine lanners,' Corinne Griffith in Unto fer Kingdom" and Dorothy Gish n Nell Gwyn.