New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
STAGE AND SCREEN

Old Fiddlers contests being the rage at present, the Capitol theater has fallen In line and during the | first week of March will stage such | a contest, open to all old time l nddcrs of New Britain and vicinity. | A silver loving cup and fifty dollars in gold Is the prize for the winner Tho fiddler getting second place re- ceiycs s25 in gold and slb In gold ia the third prize. The Capitol also is receiving numerous applications for enrolment in the Charleston contest soon to be staged. Marty Duproo and her Tollics puocess this season on the Poll ana Keith circuits, Is to be at the Cap itol tho first of next week. The old favorItes, including Benny Dro- han, Frank Murray, Lew Garon, Frances Mccarthy and Wallace Mel win are with the company which IS offering what is said to be up ion production. The accompanying ninturc is Bebo Daniels and Harri- son Ford In "Lovers iif Quarantine'' The last half of next week brings Harold Bell Wrght's novel, "A Son of His Father" made into screen drama with Bessie Love and warner poyter starred. One of the big Vau- neville numbers will be "A Night m Duonos Aires" a snappy muslca' comedy dance revue with eight per sons.
 Sunday night the usual two shows will be presented at each oi tra theaters. The Capitol shows George O'Brien in "The Dancers ond inc former Yale football star "Ietty" Flynn In Heads up,' me 1vceum presents "The Prince o' Luxembourg" and "Lady "'"oe' merc's Fam
 Coming pictures at the Capitol i,.indo "The Lost world" Richard Dix in "WomanhandIe,' Mary PICK, ford In "Iittlo Annie Rooney anu "Lightnin'.'
 The Lyceum opens tomorro" tight with "The Count Of Lnxe"- hourr" taken from the famous oper' ctta hy Franz Lehar. George "a'Si hos inc role of the count, thus un- dnrtalitng a part that Is distinc'l! d,Yorent from the usual dashlng athletic type he portrays' t,1'Gi Lee Worthing, georgeous olohoe, N inc heroine and the old ta'or'te lanes Morrison, also is in the DIG turc.
 1ady Windemere's Fan also a ,hn Iycnum tomorrow night, is vivid and splendid picturizauoh 0 oscar Wilde's world famous pa fiat thrilled countless thousands TO th-ee decades. Produced by Erhs Lubitsch, this is pure class'c ever there was one.
 1eatrice Joy, who is back agal' vith Cecil DeMille, appears lnnrs ,,ov at the Lyceum in "HelIs Hlen road." a story of climaxes resolN'n into a powerful ending.
 The Iyceum also has booked .-t,r,ghtelittle comedy drama inn cl ,ltlcd "Married." This is 10 U brought here soon.
 I: "Braveheart," soon to be sec at the I.yrcum Rod laRoqno mas LII ,olo of ian Indian athlete, q son ( his forctathcrs and also a c'N1liSe American. As the Redskin athle' uho is football hero at college an a real Indian on the reservauoh' ''' Eo1nc does some Of the tin"S' ac' ing in his care"r,
 New York theatrical notices 1T 'lnde: .r, >r, and Mrs, Coburn, in lL pirnt Age to Marry will open Kew York on Feb. l5, at a 'h"a'F ;o be announced.
 Deems Taylor has Trlttcn sever .,umhcrs for The Bunk or l|zo' ,,vue opening at the HacEsch'
 
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 Lester Allen will be the hcadlin' | the Hippodrome next week N'l' irern will appear with nm,
 Ernest Glendinning will begin ,ouIcyillc tour at the Fordha t,ratrr next week in 'ol'lc 1,LYshcnt." a sketch recently paE'
 tor,h., Cambol, Frank Co lan is the author,
 Willie and Eugene flo"ard ha reunited for VaudeNilie 'ns~e r,rnt, They will be seen at u a,hc, thcater in Brooklyn the "e' after next. ,, ,, oo, :, Eoston. Pa. on Feb. 1 9,
 ,.'Iith 1uchett has been tngag for "The Right to Kill. open'l's ,he Fifth Avenuo Playhouse n' .Ionday, ,,, "ran,,in links" Is soon to succe living Bccbe- in "Castles m the Al running In Chicago,
 "vclvct," by Edward [" Good% " ,il be produced pF n'"'H
 "T,.o Night 10 Kill" instead ,oen,ng at the Fifth Avenue Pla nouso next Monday night, will ha ifs first performance at the Carr ibrater ou Feb 16. "Arms ana | Man" accordingly, is no" m ''S ral weeks, , ,, q
 NobeI Ackcr, Will Demtnss a ,;oy Gorion are in the cast CT .,,na." now in rehearsal
 "Th> Maiden Voyage is the t.,i n ,,t,e given 10 Ned Waybnrn h' n, r,ncon Cruise" th" t|o-a'' l''us' comedy version of the former 'an. ,.ma rcyue, The Maiden NoFas is at present enjoying an oS'enp rbil,dclphia engagement prior ,n~ Broadway premiere MISS nody From Nowhere pro'ese O,
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