New Britain herald., 1926-10-30


 Train Robbery" and Red Grange in One Minute to Play"
 The coming of Red Grange in One Minute to Play" rounds out a series of three great football pie lures that the local theaters have presented this fall and, fortunate for the respective managers. each of the three theaters had one. The Ly- ceum has shown George Walsh in "The Kickoff" The Capitol has shown Richard Dix in "The Quarter back" and now comes this one at the New Palace.
 Tomorrow night the Lyceum starts off with Rod LaRocque in "Gigolo." This is a beautiful picturization of Edna Ferber's famous story of the dancing men. In this picture an American war hero is the king of the gigolos.
 The companion attraction pre- sented will be The Pride of the Force" thrilling police story with Tom Santschi in the leading role. Santschi, long favorite, reached new point in his dramatic art re- gently when he starred as one of the three bad men in the Fox special Three Bad Men" Incidentally Francis x. Bushman Jr., son of the noted screen idol of a decade ago who still plays leading parts, has a part in this picture.
 Thursdays change at the Lyceum brings Dancing Days" with Lillian Rich and Helene Chadwick. with Forrest Stanley as the leading man. Miss Rich has the part of jazz mad young girl. while Miss Chadwick's part is that of a faithful wife.
 "The False Alarm" also comes to the Lyceum Thursday with Mary Carr, Ralph Lewis and Dorothy Revier, supported by John Harron, George O'Hara, Maurice Costello and
 
 ture, yet it's name has nothing to do with the false alarm of fire The name is simply using the well known American slang and the theme Is the question of whether or not every man is afraid of something.
 Coming attractions booked for the Lyceum include Betty Compson in The Belle of Broadway; "The Flame of the Yukon," with Seena Owen. Arnold Gray Matthew Betz and Jack Mcdonald; the new pie ture by the author of Brown of Harvard" entitled College Days" and Her Man O War. In the last named Jedda Goudal and William Boyd, stars of "The Volga Boat man" have the leads.
 W. s. Jeffs and the Capitol or chestra have arranged a special musical score to be played in con- neCtion with Milton Sills In Men of Steel" which opens tomorrow night. Incidentally, this is the first time this picture has shown in Connecticut at regular prices. Doris Kenyon, now Mrs. Milton Sills in real life, is the leading woman. For the first time in the history of the great Ensley Mills of the Ten nessee Coal and Iron company at Birmingham, Ala, women were al lowed in the yards of the mill for the filming Of one of the impress sive scenes. Nearly g. thousand women took part as extras in this incident which shows a "steel funeral"
 Going to the Yale-Army game to- day? Neither are we, but you can get thrilling secondhand view of it tomorrow night, Monday and through Wednesday at the Capitol where the Universal News will show 1t as part of the news reel. The news reel not only will show high spots of the game, but also the parade of the West Point Cadets at the New Haven green and at the Bowl.
 For the last half of the week ever popular Colleen Moore will be seen in Tt Must Be Love-" and the companion picture will be Bigger Than Barnum's a story of the big top with George O'Hara and Ralph Lewis and Viola Dana starred.
 Return Of "choice cards" to the Capitol indicate that many want The Four Horsemen" to play here again and if enough request it the management will bring this picture here soon. 1T. Niig tsSC 1