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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
DOWd Warns OF
Water Shortage
In Near Future

Despite precautions of the Impcr-
ian Irrigation district to avert a
water shortage thi, year, there is
considerable likelihood that it will
be necessary to pforatr water to the
ranrhcg> before the lapse Of many
1oorv days, according 10 An an
noaHrcmrnl i>~ard from the office
of NJ D. Duwd. general Supcrintcnd
cat Of the district, today.
80 do not want to give the i'm
precision that. we t"cc situation in
which there will bc >eriruS damage
TO crops a> in the summer of 1924, -
Doud stated. hut We most certain.
~ uill be- c;Ifjaled in our water
supply very shortly unless unlocked
fur supplies come down the river. II
j.. ~ the advantage Of every water
u>ee Ia uake the Utmost use ot Wa
',r diverted rhi> week and until tn,
De-" period = over.
Yesterday found the flow at An
jta,r bat 5000 >erond feet. every
.raf of which wa> being diverted
int our main caaai. The sand dam
completed On Sunday, viii he main
,.ittr"t IUTlBN lIt lIli Nt bHNit tu'
drowth is over.
Eep.t.> yesterday from the Grand
CANYON showed thr river holding a
1900 second fee; with no 'indica-
tion> that "oaid point 10 an incrca,.
81 Flow.
Ia u~H.I1 for trc cooperation Of
,he water users in the district in the
present emergency. Dnwj declared
that thi, water shortage danger is
on- -hat may br repeated annually
"ld pointed out that until steps are
taken TO rer,ify the river conditions
There will he water shortage annual
Lv ut Increasing seriousness.
More Land Cultivated
The reasons are obvious,
Dowa said. We are placing moro
land uudvr cultivation here and par
tiruarly in Mexico, are new lands
placed under cultivation. In the
upper areas the demand for irriga-
tjrH water j. rapidly increasing and
the 3jN,r. a> ve5 uncegalated. can
ne- stand the draft IN periods Of
.ov Mater.
Dowd added that Imperial Valley
has fa~-rl tly stage where the need
:.~ storage vat,r in The Colorado is
taeoty We are faced with an
,r,ua' shortage = water, which
vii. bc more dangerous to this val
l.v eFery eear mt.l we ct adequate
storage and q properly constructed
iutahe %. La-una diversion dam
above Yum.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
ANCELENOS SEEK
THREE RING SHOW
SIX YEARS HENCE
Uy United Press Irnsei Wi-e

Los ANGELES, sept. 3 Plans to
hold the 1892 convention of the
worlds press congress in Los An
grlrS in con junction with the an
uuaI session Of the National Edi-
iorial association that year, were be.
mo projected today.
Herman Roe, president Of the Ma
tipnal Editorial association which
held It's 1926 convention i'll southern
CALIFORNIA;, has sent Il commpnica-
tion 10 Hon. Walter Williams, Prr>i-
dent Of the worlds press congress,
now in session in Geneva. extending
an invitation to the congress to
hold Is l9a2 meeting here.
The National Editorial association
will hold lis convention at the SAM
time, Roe sud.
The Olympic games are Schednlrd
for that year in Los Angeles a'>o.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

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and without the slight,
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moth patches and all
other diScolorationS Of
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less. 1t cannot peel
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tabo on Il moncN-back
guarantee by the lead
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

/, with This battle cry The Democrats
nope 10 sweep California.
"'This is q progressive state,
Elliott said today. 1T has elected
progrcSsivr< and ia the present con
test [ think il viii elect & progress
sivc More than half Of the Re-
publican vote is progressive ana Will
not 20 to Shortridgc nj the Novcm-
Der election.
Victory For McAdoo
Elliott proclaims his nomination a
victory for MrAGoo and the drNS,
and a defeat Of efforts Of Tammauy
hail and Al Smith to gain contro!
of the Democratic party in tiiS
state. Dockwrilrr, ii WIS claimrd.
was seeking nomination to obtain
control Of The next Democratic
presidential delegation iron. this
state to deliver to Smith auj Tam
many Hall.
"TLc Democrats Of California
have defeated tile move Of Tam
many han 20 cutrcnyh itself IN ~"
state. The people are against amy
Wet political machine, " sand Elliott.
They viii overthrow another
similar aggregation. cqU:, L laae
tiouasy and equally Wet. in die gen.
eral election in November.
Elliott viii have thc ~aHfor. ef
poclAsc.Icr. ttr defeated esa.idnt"
and other elements Of the Democrat
Ic party.
Dockwcilcr anpounect ,a1av he
had pledged his support to Ea'oi't
in the November elections, and
would aid in every possible way -
defeat ,hc Republicans.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

The tenth annual Orange county
fair, September 6-ll,
Other h-ddIincrs on the fair pro-
cram will be million dollar stock
parade and rodeo in which bronco
busting and steer roping will be
features.
Miss lone Reed, motion picture
actress, representing the Santa Ana
mnior chamber of commerce, wi'I
ride in the horse show.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
At Boston (Second Game)

WASHINGTON 900 0+0 lno-5 !
Boston 900 ono uUn-l 9
Murray and Tate; Zalui,cr, Luud-
a--u a.L Nt-kos.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
Separate Income
Returns Hit
Nv nited Press Leased W ire

san FRANCISCO. sept. 8. .-Nal-
iforuias seeking the ri ~, for hu~-
bands and wives to file separate
income tax returns unon community
property We're dealt n serious blow
in decision yesterday hN the state
supreme court that California wives
have no '.prc>eut vested interest
in community property acquired to
1923.
Pro~roc,> of CalifornianS for re-
covering ,ldo.opo.o0o in taxes.
claimed To- lc In excess. were cloud
81 L~ the same action.
An amendment to -lc civil code
adopted in 1871 and constitutions"
amendment in 1923 having hoarinL
ON commmitr property laws formed
i'm 1873. having hearing on cammun-
i-v property laws formed tlo basis
for the fight which eliminated il
H. supreme court ruling.
The decision was given in Il
friendly test ca~e bv Nr> France,
Lee Stewart e Los Angeles against
her husband. Ernest \. Stewart.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
At Boston Crirct Camel

Washington oa0 loo 0l0 Is
Boston col eco Ool % ,
Dm.irr. Narbarrv ANA Ru"l;
N..--. We.zer and Castor.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
Orange County
Plans Pageant

SANTA ANA, Calf, Sept. 3.-A
historical pageant, 1.-The Birth of an
Empire, depicting the history of
Orange county, and a blue ribbon
horse show will b" the highlights of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
BOX SCORES
AMERICAN

At Philadelphia First Game)
Nv York uol 600 elo- Il !
PHILADELPHIA 0l0 l0l &1x ! II ,
>lerfrr, BraNteu and Brng9agh
EuME, aud CCcEEauc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

tended that he had been within his
rights. Charges thar he mad partlcl-
patcd in "wild' parties and used
a captured rum runner for private
purposes were denied.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
At Cleveland
Detroit

Detroit coo eco onl-l o
Cleveland coo 30 COX" "
Wh.rrii}I Holloway and Ba--ler.
Nauim: Uhln and l.. S"Weli.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
At Cincinnati
- I.0ti~

-. I.0i, 020 900 600 ,
Cincinnati 200 on 0uN-i
Haince, B"ll and OFarroll; May
alt Hargravc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
NATIONAL.
At New York

Boston 600 o q 300-- 2 :
Ncw York 900 5l20 O0x--l7 - u
Benton. Goldsmith. Mogridgc,
Ucarn and J. Taylor, Sejln"r; Fitl.
-immuu~ and Florence. MrMu!.c1.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
Al Chicapo

Phitt~burah 600 100 600 "a o
tlicago coo 0lo 600 II 10 !
Hin and Smith; Kaufman and
Hartucft.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

IN bnilding lis new conrt house
Santa Barbara county has preserved
the old hangman 3 tree where Grim
anais once were hanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
At Brooklyn

philadelphia 0l0 ool 100 3
Brooklyn Olu l2u UuX-4 ll
Pierce. Kelly and Wilson; Pr''l
ana Dchcrrv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

Angeles, Calf. for free and val
liable information on removing tan
and frccklcS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03
Creck1eS Flee
Over Night

Miraculous rs it may seem, nev-
rr,heless DEAN s IMPROVED TAN
4REekLE CREAM applied az pc!
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-03

Big oaks from i't'o a.ozaS go"
and lightning strikes mata 'aEeS
than anv other tree.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenemcnts

NTHT IIVNTN HIlU IFIltIIIVNIS NH ---- ARCH ST.--new room apartment, all modern improvements, steam heat. Ap- ply 10 MilcowitZ, 1 Wallace St. Phone l6t5. ARCH ST. 145--6 room tenement, Sud floor. steam hoat, new house. Inquire 5rd floor T2T- IT;I,I ST ,S-,1-,--DI cT To7-7,c all modern Improvements, steam heat. ANrly l st i'oor
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
Business Places For Rent

THE RAPHAEL BITG.-Has a few more large and small offices for rent i00eo ianitor service elevator service from s. m. 10 g r. m. daily. See superln- tendent. Room sQ5.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
USED CAR SALE

BIG OFFERING I% lsED FORD CARS. TRADE FOR NEW CARS AND PRICED FAIRLY. WE MUST HAVE THB ROOM, SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS REQUIRED, BALANCES ON EXTREMELY EASY
 TLEMS.
 GET A GOOD USED FORD FROM THOSE LISTED BELOW PAY FOR IT AS YOU DRIVE IT, OUT OF YOUR INCOME. IN EMAIL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
BUSINESS SERVICE
Barbers, Hairdrcsscrs, Masscuse IS

n II, W. BRTER'S-0veT W00IwoTth's new
 store. Sanitary Barber Shop Individu-
 q, combs and brushes used Hair bob
 bIng in all styles. Inspection always
 invited.
 NEWARK BEAUTY PARL0E-E Flee. face
 massage, scalp treatment, marcel water
 waving. l3l Main. Koom i. Tel. lIS7. ALL KlNpS-carponter work and Jobbing. No job too small. R. II. Parkton. g Cranston Terrace. Phone llS3-2. BARCLAY TILE S MARBLE co., Tile for all decorative and sanitary purposes interior and exterior. Marhle, mosaics terra=zi. walls ceilings, floors Cost tt small. benefit great 43 Arch st Phone S6s0.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale
RENEWED CARS

RENEWED CARS or THE cHRysLER USED CAR DEPT. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY OF THE CARS LISTED BELOW UNTIL WANTED. CALL FOR pEMoNsTRA- TON. CONVENIENT TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. TRADES CONSIDERED. 1925 Hudson trousAam.
 1925 Hudson brougham.
 1923 Bay state Sedan.
 1925 Ford Touring.
 1924 Ford door sedan.
 1924 Oakland Sport Touring, 1924 Hupmob!!e Touring,
 1924 FORD 2 door sedan.
 1925 Maxwell 4-door sedan, leather
 upholstcry Al condition.
 BENNETT MOTOR SALES co. e5o ARCH ST. PHONE 2952
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23

RADIATOR REPAIRING-at IoweN prices Quick service Satisfaction guaranteed New England Radiator Works. & East Main St., near Main. Phone S60.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

NANCE-CoEcEtate and foxtrot Prlva.r instruction. lessons S5 Miss NJ, Stein haus, studio. United Bldg Room 2ll. Phone %0i2-4. WALTH-elor, rurk and wing; also rccca- trir darcinE taught hy Professor Oliver, 74 Connccticut Ave.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
MERCHANDISE

l%@ Main St.
  USED -UUdvrWood typewriter in good condition. Cnu $@i4-l. Business and OniCc Equipment T; DESKS flat tcps and typewriter ttylet substantially made, practical and con ven'eut Priced from s37.SO upwards AdkIns Pritns Co.,. StatiunerI and Of flee 0uifitters s6 Church St. OXYGEN WELDING outfit new. w'N sell r'ght Phone 24S6. FOR EENT--typewrtters. all makes, and adding machines New Britain Type writer Exchange. g6 West Main st. IAFES- We have them to suit any hom' or business purpUte. ID all siIet and uetghts Prices Ts7 at 1?S Adk'n' Printing Go. Stationery and once Out filters 6 SChurch St.
 Footwear and Clothing Gi WORK CLOTHES- Pants at NI;. shoes at Si.49: ovorals, values to tl.S0 a 51r. Work hose at qc. per pair. Army X Navy Alteration Sale. Opp. Herald or fre S6 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
EMPLOYMENT
Hclp-Nomcn Wanted

ENpEWENCEu FOOD CHECkFE- Wanted at Hurr.l' Hotel. Arrly Stow Hr',
 ENrEMENtEn-S'cuograUhor W6nted. State ogg and previous experience. Write F, n. RoN lolS. GlI'L-L L"r general housyworK small finn, ll@, German or po.sh preferred. Tel Nttnrd --ldn.
 GIRL WANTEp--N N0o ms Ind cNporicNec In s'uye bookkeeping and iypug. Write Write N,nld, boN 30.N, LADY WANTEp-io do C6u4nsslnr, good woroat'ou, Wrtte Box l-JG. Herald, MAID WANTED Mmtly oI ,, one y5No ran cook Go tnUtg nights Mrs. L. l.. Wrir rNorH 5lib-2. N NTHEsS WANTET'-Kccp Sm'T1g Lunch, ihs CNUr,h S,
 situations Wnntcd-Mcn II MAEIlED MAN n@Ufs 1o6 dri1ing d5- lEHy truck. C. !. M.NIoon. TrN :2l
 situations Nnntcd--Womcn i5 'nLOEEu GINL-Wishcs day work. or general housrwork. Call S3f Stanley s,. 1 rNMpETENT-majd dcsiros position doing . crunml housewurk m small family of 1 udH''s Phone 2qil.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
Goai Things To Eat

ALL NAllETlES--ot fruit baskets, wholc- sala and retail II. II. Newell. south iuEtnn.
 PURE Maple syrup, try our chocolate milk r1hlnct. MtEnrocs. W. Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
and Tcnemcnts

ARCH ST, 6eS--5 room tenement, every thin. up.to-date, rooms conveniently set for roomers or any other purpose, cAu be had together with tenement if desired. Rent reduced more than rea- sonahle. Phone ln03-6.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23

rLAINvILLE--Whi,inS st. S-family house modern Improvements extra large lct fronting on two streets. Reasonable cash. Tho John Cooke CO. Seri Block, plainville. Phone Ss6-S.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
Desk Room and Offices
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agents-Rcal X Estate

SEE Us ABOUT-your wants and needs for insurance rent. lot and homes | Louie S. Jones Agency. IT Court St.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
Suburban For Sale

room cottage, Just completed, steam heat. gas, fire plare, garage large lot. Restricted rssidentlal eertiou. Price reasonable. Terms: $l.oon cash and balance in con- voneut monthly payments, sanre as rent. The John Cooke c.. Seri Eleck, Tlainvlue Phone Sse-S
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
MERCHANDISE
 EootMear and Clothing

sHEEPSklN C0ATS-Rcgular ,g.60 boys, {l9i, Men's reg, N0,p5. now S5gi
 Lumber jackets Rt N,91, Army & Say store, i6 Church St. opp, Herald, UNuEkWEAR-A All wool shirts and draW, CTS, reg $2,p0 uow N.1', Union suits were Sl,J0 now 79c. Army X Navy Al. 'oraton Sale, SC Church St. orp, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
Building L0 For Sale
Houses For Sal,

NORTH WELLINGTON ST. -snd Roabu y Road Building lot. 6S1i1S. J. P. ws,. son. eat Main St. Phone 2&kO.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23

ST. :s6--l room tenement aIl
 Improvements, including garage. CHESTNUT ST. s96-S rooms 10 rent, all
 on End floor. Phone slg5, CHESTNUT ST, S06-tenement ot rooms
 on End floor all improvements.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
 Money Loaned

SHOEMAKER sUNP-c established 1 yc4r do,ug eoud business all equipped. go l.Is' Man St
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23

JOHN Expressing and trucking. l.oral aud long distance moN- ing. Reasonable rates. Phone i63 or so0
New Britain herald., 1926-02-23

FOOD CHECKFI:- Wanted at nurrlt Hotel. Arply Stow HTf.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13

formances to be given at the Par sons theater, October 25, 26 and 27 will be the San Carlo Grand Opera Ballet, a group of dancers from the Moscow Art theater ballet, headed by Maria Yurieva, Vechslav Swobo- da-formerly dancing partner of Ida Rubenstein in the sensational Paris performances of the "Martyrdom of San Sebastian"-and Pedro Rubin. Twelve solo dancers share the pro- grams with these premieres.
 There will be incidental dances by the ballet in Aida" the opening performance, Monday, October 25. in Faust" on Tuesday night and Lucia" on Saturday night, October 27. Following the matinee per formance of "Madama Butterfly" on Saturday afternoon, there will be a special ballet program Of four mem- bers, with solo numbers and a Gypsy dance by Bizet performed by twelve members Of tn ballet.
 For the convenience of the out of town music lovers. Mr. Listro an- nounces that the tickets will be on sale up to 10 o'clock every evening.
 The sale Of tickets is now going on at Landay Hall. 9S1 Main street, Hartford, Telephone 2-S279. Mail and telephone orders will receive prompt attention.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
BEBF DANIELS AT PALACE

Bebe Daniels in what Is termed by everyone her best and one of the finest comedies of the screen will be shown for the last time today at the New Palace. The several thousands that have already seen Bebe in this comedy of modern college life were well satisfied that Bebe has set her. self in amongst the comedians of the highest class. The picture will be shown three times today at four, seven and nine-thirty.
 The vaudeville will be shown at 2:45. and $50.
 The feature picture for the last three days of this week starting to- morrow is The Forlorn River" which Is as clean and wholesome and inspiring as the vast outdoors it pictures sr realistically. It is the latest of the Zane Grey classics.
 Jack Holt heads a competent cast in the picturesque role of a good bad man." He first appears as an outlaw and fugitive from justice, but later becomes the main thorn to the success of the outlaws. Arlette Marchal is the girl who plays oppo- site Jack Holt. To Raymond Hat ton belongs all the credit for the many laughs scattered through the production.
 The Forlorn River" is in all a thrilling adventure, warm romance story.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
COURT FREES SCIENTIST
 WHO STOLE IN FRANCE
Berlin Professor said by Colleagues to Be Worlds Most Learned
 Entomologist.

Berlin. Oct. 13 GP - Professor Schumacher, the man who stole thousands of insect specimens, mi croscopjc slides and books and en- tomolosical paraphernalia while in state of trance,' was acauit- ted today by the court before which he was on trial. The court found that Professor Schumacher at times was not responsible for his actions.
 Professor Schumacher is a promi- nent entomologist. So intensely ab- sorhed was he in his work that he completely lost his mental balance. The curator of the geological mu- scum Of Berlin university testified that Schumacher was the most learned entomologist in the world and detailed his meritorious dis coveries.
 When the insect specimens. books and other things were found 10 be missing a search was made or Schumachcr's rooms and they were found. Schumacher confessed that he had been stealing for sev- eral years, He pleaded for mercy on the ground that the thefts were committed while he was in q state Of trance"
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
NEW DANCING SCHOOL

The Al and Ted Roudean school of dancing of Hartford which has opened a branch school at sos Main street will be found to have many new ideas.
 One of which is their weekly sign of Don't for Dancers of which they are noted in Hartford. This will be found in the lobby of the United Building, sos Main street and will he worth your notice. They arc changed once a week and wise reader can get plenty of help from them.
 They ""o opened daily from 10 a. m. to 70 ?. m. Come in and join now.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
"THE MIXED TRIIU"

The Foot Guard Hall. Hartford Is "Eo Mans Land" this week where it eXplodes it's new theory with The Naked Truth" or as it is some times called, TT. N. T." In addition to The Naked Truth" there will be shown special exclusive reels to the women audiences. Helene Chad wick and Jack Mulhall play the leads in this film which is a modern drama of home life and the roaring of children and it's consequences. At no time can men or children under sixteen be admitted on account of the delicate subject and scenes DOT trayed in this film. This is the first time "The Naked Truth" is being shown in Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13

a Flirt." starring Forrest Stanley and Dorothy Revier. This is a comedy drama in which the hero. determined to win the approval Of his sweetheart's aunt, masquerades as a chauffeur.
 This weeks episode of The Fight ing Marine" shows Gene Tunney in vigorous action and the news reels show thrilling scenes from the world series games.
 Starting with tomorrow afternoon a brand new double feature pro- gram is listed, one of the top notch CTS being The Romance of Mil lion Dollars" which is fast nov ing melodrama featuring Gaston Glass, Glenn Hunter and Alyce Mills.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13

GRAND OPERA BALLET COMING;
 A brilliantly colorful feature of the San Carlo Grand Opera per
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
WOOLWORTH DIIIDTND

New York, Oct, 13 Pl-An extra dividend Of one dollar a share in addition 10 the regular quarterly disbursement Of one dollar, was de- clarcd today on the common stock Of the F. ". Woolworth company. The extra is payable December Is to holders Of record Nov. 10. This brought dividends on the common for 1926 to SS a share, a total dis tribution of $15.6O0,00o.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
THE LAST FRONTIER"

Tonight is the last showing at the Lyceum Of The Last Frontier" q graphic historical presentation of the old west. with William Boyd and Marguerite De La Motte in the TO- mantle leads, and Jack HoXie as Buffalo Bill, J, Farrell Macdonald as Wild Bill" Hickock and other noted actors taking the parts of famous westerners, including Paw nee Killer, enacted by Frank Lac teen, General Custer and Kit Car son.
 On the same bill is The Fate of
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13

On the same bill is The Tate of
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
DEpUTY WARDEN STARR ILL

Deputy Warden Charles Starr Of the states prison at Wethersfeld. who has many local friends. is criti- cally ill at &. Francis hospital Hartford, following an operation for appendicitis and bladder trouble, On Monday his life was despaired of, but today it was said there is a slight improvement. Mr. Stars $ wife was Miss Mary Marshall, a resident of New Britain for num- Der of years.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13

large au ences at the Capitol this first half Of the week. Tomorrow the entire program changes and brings an excellent double feature photo play program. The features offered are Kosher Kitty Kelly" and You Never Know Women"
 With poignantly human and ap- pealing drama of New York's east sic as Its theme. the F. B. O. pro- duction of Kosher Kitty Kelly" will appear at the Capitol with a genuinely all star cast. The story deals with the love of Kitty for a big Irish policeman. When the off, cer Is forced to shoot and arrest the girls brother, the love changes to anger and Kitty turns her wiles on the Jewish doctor who saves the brothers life. The various racial conflicts that ensue form the basis of an extremely Interesting and ex- citing picture, highly seasoned with all the comedy possibilities that the situations afford, and a vivid and gripping fire scene makes the satis- flying climax.
 Movie fans will find a photoplay to their liking in You Never Know W5men." It is one that is entirely different from the usual run. Flor ence Nidor has the star role. The Capitol goes back to its regular ad- mission price tomorrow after having advanced the price a bit for the Douglas Fairbanks showing. The matinees are at 25c and 15c with the evening at 40c and 95c.
 Beginning Sunday the big ioy ride Subway Sadie" will begin A. four day run with Dorothy Mackaill in the leading role.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13

The Jest" the gorgcously color full drama of the Italian renaissance, will be presented at Parsons the ater for three nights and a Satur- day matinee, beginning tomorrow. This is one of the greatest of all the triumphs achieved by Manager Arthur Hopkins, ranking with the Hamlet Of John Barrymore. the memorable What Price Glory" and The Hairy Ape" among this pro- ducer's extraordinary achievements. The Jest" is by the distinguished Italian dramatist, Sem Benelli and no only has to its credit two splen- did successes at Mr. Hopkins own New York playhouse, the Plymouth theater, bu. is known throughout all Europe as a Neritahle master piece of high-powdered dramatic writing.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-13
PARSONS. HARTFORD

Already two representative Hart ford audiences have declared Mary H. Kirllpatricks production of Ra- chael Crothers' musical comedy, Spring Magic" to be one of the most delightful entertainments of the season. Only tonicht's perform ance at Parsons theatcr remains for theatergocrs to view this merry and intriguing piece.