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Evening star., 1926-04-04
Photoplays This Week
LINCOLN.-"The Wanderer.

The Lincoln Theater this week, be
ginning this afternoon, will present
for the entire week Paramount's pro
duction of 1.-The Wanderer," "a screen
version of the stage spectacle by
Maurice SamuelS.
1t is transcription of the Biblical
parable of the prodigal son, with Will
liam Collier, jr., in the title role:
Ernest Terrence, Wallace Beery, Ty-
rome Power. kathlyn Williams, Holmes
Herbert, Snitz Edwards and Greta Ms
sen in the character of Tisha, the
temptreSS.
Among the graphic scenes are the
departure and inglorious return of the
prodigal son after his dissipation of
his portion of his fathers wealth and
the last night of Babylon, depicting
the bacchanalian orgy that precede"
the destruction of the city.
Special musical embellishments have
been arranged for during this show
ing.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. Mary Pickford
in Little Annie Rooney; Aesop's
Fables and News Events, matinee
Sunday and Monday, doors open 2:30
pm; Tuesday. Ethel Clayton, Cullen
Lands and Barbara Bedford, MAN
sion of Aching Hearts; Wednesday
and Thursday, Jack Pickford and
Louise Dresser in The Goose Wom-
an; Buster keaton comedy, Busters
Nightmare: News Events: Friday,
Charles CBuck) Jones in '"Fhe Deserts
Price; Mack Sennett's Butter
Fingers; eighth chapter, Ace of
Spades: Saturday, Reginald Denny,
What Happened to Jones'; Universal
comedy. The Prep School; sport
lights, ''Walloping Wonders
Evening star., 1926-04-04
HOME.

Today, Tom Moore in THE Song
and Dance Man" Snub Pollard in DO
Your Duty" and Snapshots; tomor-
row. John Bowers and Marguerite De
La Motto in THE People VS.. Nancy
Preston" and Lupino Lane in THE
Fighting Dude; Tuesday. Jack HoXie
in The White OUTLAW" Neal Burns in
Run Tin Can" and Pathe Review;
Wednesday, Jane Novak in THE Lure
of the Wild' and Sennett's over
Whereabouts" Thursday, Sally O'Neil
in Don't" and Edna Marion in The
Big City; t'rida", Wallace Beery and
Raymond Hatton in Behind the
Front, "Sportlight" and Pathe Re
view; Saturday. Tom Mix in The Best
Bad Man" Alice Day in Sennett's "A
Sweet Pickle" Hodge Podge and
Casey of the Coast Guard No >.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
Continued from Third Page.)

Wiley's amusing story, 1.-The Spoils of
War" supplementary features will
include a Felix cartoon comedy,
Pathe Review and Topics of the
Day"
Tuesday and Wednesday. Colleen
Moore in First Nationals screen Ver-
sion of the musical comedy, Irene, "
with Lloyd Hughes, George X. Arthur,
Charlie Murray and Kate Price, into
which has been Incorporated a stun
ming style revue done in natural color
processes. also "Snub" Pollard in do
Your Duty; Thursday and Friday,
Eleanor Boardman and Conrad Nagel,
supported by William Haines, in First
Nationals production, Memory Lane, "
a love tale of universal appeal to-
gether with Busters Skyrocket," one
of the Buster Brown" comedy series;
Saturday. Mike" Marshall Neilan's
comedy, with Sally O'Neil in the title
role, supported by William Haines,
Charlie Murray Ned Sparks and Ford
Sterling, supplemented by Lupino
Lane in THE Fighting Dude" Fins
and Feathers" and Casey of the
Coast Guard No 4.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Today and tomorrow, Norma Shear
er in THE DEVILS Circus" Pathe
News and comedy. Continuous Sunday
from pm, matinee Monday at $3.50
pm; Tuesday, Conrad Nagel and
Claire Windsor in Dance Madness
and Tom Tyler with his pals in Lets
Go Gallagher; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Cecil B. De Miles THE Road
to Yesterday" with Joseph Schild-
kraut, Jetta Goudal, William Boyd and
Vera Reynolds, and comedy; Friday
Ford Hamilton and Claire Adams in
The Wheel" Aesops Fable and The
Green Archer" No. g.; Saturday, Buck
Jones in The Desert Price" Aesop' S
Fable and comedy. Matinee at 215;
evening, continuous from pm.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Today and tomorrow, Wallace Beery
and Raymond Hattou in Behind the
Front" cartoon comedy and Sport
light; Tuesday and Wednesday. Col
leen Moore in Irene" and Aesop
Fable: Thursday, Cecil E. De Mile S
steel Preferred" and Buster Brown
comedy, Friday, Tom Mix in The
Best Bad Man" Billy Dooley in "A
Salty Sap" and screen Snapshots" v;
Saturday, Rod La Rocque in Brave
heart" Snub Pollard in DO Your
Duty" News and Casey of the Coast
Guard" No g.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
YORK

Today. Tom Moore in The Song
and Dance Man" and Aesop Fable;
tomorrow. Cecil B. De Miles "Steel
Preferred" and Clyde Cooke in
What's the World Coming TOP; Tues
day, Lon CLANCY in '"The Blackbird'
and Billy Dooley in "A Salty Sap;
Wednesday. Jane Novak in THE Lure
of the Wild" and Lloyd Hamilton in
"Framed" Thursday, Florence Vidor
and Adolphe Menjou in THE Grand
Duchess and the Waiter" and Wanda
Wiley in "A Speedy Marriage; Fri
day, RePinald Denny in What Hap
pened to jones'" and Snub Pollard
in DO Your Duty; Saturday, Tom
Mix in '"The Best Bad Man" comedy,
Snapshots" and Casey of the Coast
Guard" No. 3.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow, Colleen Moore
in Irene" and Aesop Fable; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Wallace Beery and
Raymond Hatton i'll Behind the
Front" Felix cartoon comedy and
'Sportlight"; Thursday, Rod La
Rocque in "Braveheart" and Snub
Pollard in ''Do Your Duty; Friday
Cecil b. De Miles Steel Preferred"
and Alice Day in Sennett's "Hotsy
Totsy": Saturday, Madge. Belamy and
Jack Mulhall in The Dixie Mer
chant" Billy Dooley in "a Salty Sap"
News and Casey of the Coast Guard, q"
\O /
Evening star., 1926-04-04
EMPIRE.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday,
Ricardo Cortez in 1.-The Torrent" and
comedy; Wednesday, Clara Bow and
Donald Keith in Free to Love-" and
comedy; Thursday, Douglas Fairbanks
in THE Mark of Zorro" and Interna-
tional News; Friday, Franklyn Far
mum in Rough Going" aad 'Adve1-
lures of Maize" No. IL, Switch In
Time; Saturday, Bill Cody in THE
Fighting Smile" comedy and Interna.
tional News, matinee, Riddles Sur
prise Party.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow, THE Road to
Yesterday" with Leatrice JOY: comedy
and Pathe News; Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Percy Marmont in Lord
Jim" also comedy; Thursday. George
*. Arthur and Stuart IlOGnas in THE
Salvation Hunters comedy and news;
Friday. Charles Chaphn's Woman of
Paris" with Edna Purviance, also
comedy; Saturday. Conrad Nagel and
Claire Windsor in Dance Madness,
'Mazie," No. -, Topics and Fables.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

BY the Associated Press.
SHINY serge suits have been sup
planted by arrays of English
tailored garments. F2ossy fur imita-
tions have given way to sables. In
stead of hall bedrooms, there are fine
homes. Trips to Europe. once con
fined to dreams, now receive no more
thought than visits to Florida.
Such has been life to many of the
movie stars who began in the age of
considered a fat salary
To the millions that throng the pic
ture houses, this might seem as if a
fairy had waved her wand. But to
the players the change has been writ
ten in weeks, months and years of
toll.
After a career on the stage, which
began at the age of five and led to
Belasco productions, Mary Pickford
Evening star., 1926-04-04
CAROLINA.

Today, The Storm Breaker" with
House Peters; tomorrow. The Plastic
Age" with owen Moore and Constance
Bennett; Tuesday, Rose of the
World" with Patsy Ruth Miller; We'd
nesday, The Desert Price" with
Buck Jones; Thursday, stage Struck"
with Gloria Swanson; Friday, The
Pace That Thrills" with Ben Lyon;
Saturday, Richard Dix in The Van
iShing American
Evening star., 1926-04-04
HIPPNnRNAIE

Today and tomorrow, Johnny Wal
ker ana Mary Carr in the screen
classic ''Over the HILL" also Sennett
comedy; Tuesday and Wednesday,
George O'Brien and Madge Bellamy in
Havoc" comedy and news; Thursday.
Charles Ray and Pauline Starke in
Bright Lights" also comedy; Friday
and Saturday, Dante's Inferno"
comedy and Pathe News
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Blues time before ne became a stage
hand in a movie lot here, where
Griffith gave him a-start as an extra.
Blue now heads his own production
company with Warner Brothers.
AS an actress on the European
stage, 1t is claimed, Pola Negrt lived
in poverty. Famous Players-Lasky
brought her to America, wealth and
fame, all within few years.
Samuel Goldwyn was in Paris when
he met Lois Moran, Il 16-year-old
Pittsburgh girl working as an extra In
French films. A few months and she
had attained recognition through her
work in "Stella Dallas"
While on the same trip, Goldwyn
met Wilma Banky i'm Budapest. She,
too, is now climbing to the heights.
Next Tuesday night is set for the
opening of GLORY Hallelujah," in New
York. This is the play by Thomas
Mitchell and Bertram Bloch which
Gutherie McClintic is presenting. with
June Walker in the leading role.
Wilton L4ackaye, jr., has Joined
THE Two Orphans" in which his
father is to be one Of the stars.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Aileen Pringle and Conway Tearle in
''The Mystic" Adventures of Maize
comedy and Park news events: Friday,
matinee, 2:30; evening, 6:30), bene-
tit performance, Brightwood School
ParentTeacher Association, Paul.
Inc Stark and Harry Myers In
Mark Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee
in King Arthur'S Court" and Our
Gang in "Official Officers; Saturday,
Bert Lytell in Sporting Life" AL st,
John comedy and chapter 3 of THE
Green Archer" Shows continuous
on Saturday from pm, on Sunday
from 3 p.mO
Evening star., 1926-04-04
OLYMPIC.

Today at 8. 3, and pm. tomor.
row at and . pm. "Bluebeard's s
Seven Wives" with Blanche Sweet.
Lois Wilson and Ben Lyon, comedy;
Tuesday. THE Plastic Age" with
Clara Bow, Donald Keith and Henry
B. Walthan. comedy; Wednesday,
Ralph Lewis in One of the Bravest," :"
comedy; Thursday and Friday, and
9 pm, Corinne Griffith in "Infatu-
alton" with Percy Marmont and Nal
colin MacGregor, comedy, news; Satur.
day or 3, 5. I and pm, Buck Jones
in 'Durand of the Bad Lands, " Scar
let Streak" No. Z. comedy.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
LEADER.

To-day. Lon Chaney's latest pic
ture. The Blackbird" with Chaney
in a double part as the Bishop and
the leader of a band of cutthroats in
the limehouse district of London's un-
derWorld, supported by a fine cast in
Guiding Mae Busch. The comedy will
be the Juvenile Kids in Yankee
Spirit
Evening star., 1926-04-04
SAVOY.

To-day, Tom Moore in THE Song
and Dance Man" and Clyde Cooke in
Whats the World Coming To?";
tomorrow. Glen Hunter in THE Little
Giant" comedy and scenic: Tuesday,
Clara Bow in My Lady's Lips" and
comedy; Wednesday. Constance Ben.
nett and Owen Moore in Married, -
Hallroom Boys in Ham and Yeggs"
and Review: Thursday, Lilyan Tash.
man and Lionel Barrymore in THE
Girl Who Wouldn't Work" and Edna
Marion in Say 1t With Love; Fri
day, Rim Tin Tin in Below the Line"
and Gelnn Tryon in Cuckoo Love-;
Saturday, Jane Novak in 1.-The Lure
Evening star., 1926-04-04
RAPHAEL.

To-day. Rim Tin Tin in Below the
Line" comedy; Monday, Patsy Ruth
Miller and Kenneth Harlan in The
Fighting Edge" comedy; Tuesday,
Salley O'Neil in Don't" comedy, Fox
News, amateur night; Wednesday,
Helen Chadwick in THE Golden
Cocoon" comedy; Thursday. Culleen
Lands in THE Midnight Flyer" gift
night, comedy, Newly Edwards in
Fresh Paint; Friday, Ben Lyon and
Blanche Sweet in "Bluebeard's Seven
Wives" comedy, and professional
night; Saturday, Bob Custard in Man
Rustling," comedy, and Scarlet
Streak" No C.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
Next Weeks Photoplays

RIALTO-John Barrymore in
"The Sea Beast"
METROPOLITAN Peggy
Hopkins Joyce in "The Sky
rocket"
COLUMBIA-Harold Lloyd in
For Heavens Sake"
PALACE-Madge Bellamy in
Sandy"
TIVOLI-"The Auction Block"
Dancing Mothers" The
Cohens and kellys" and
Madame, Behave"
AMBASSADOR "Thc Sky
rocket" "The Auction Block"
Mike" and THE Cohens and
kellys."
CENTRAL-"The Lure of the
Wild" The Little Irish
Girl" "The Wanderer," "The
People VS.. Nancy Preston"
and Sea Horses"
Evening star., 1926-04-04
PARK.

Today and tomorrow, Irene Rich,
Ronald Colman and Bert Lytell in
Lady Windermere's Fan" Larry
Semon in 'Rummies and RaZors" and
Park news events; Tuesday, return
engagement, Betty Bronson in Peter
Pan" Pathe colored review and Gift
Shoppe; Wednesday and Thursday,
Evening star., 1926-04-04
CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow, Blanche Sweet,
Lois Wilson. Ben Lyon "Bluebeard's
Seven Wives; Charles Chaplin Idle
Glass; Tuesday. Alice Joyce, Warner
Baxter. Dolores Costello, Name
quin": Wednesday. Pola Negri. "A
Woman of the World; Thursday and
Friday, showingS I and pm, Joseph
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Schildkraut, Jetta Goudal, Vera Rey.
nolds, in Cecil b. DeMille's "The Road
to Yesterday" Gang Comedy; Satur-
day, Charles Chaplin in THE Gold
Rush."
Evening star., 1926-04-04
TAKONIA.

of the Wild" Ralph Graves in Good
Morning, Madam" and "Sportlight."
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
FRENCH CONTINUE
 FIRING ON DRUSE
Daily BOIlbardiDg in Vicinity
 Of Damascus

Damascus, June 22 Pl-There is no cessation in the daily lombard ment of Druses tribesmen's positions in the outlying gardens by the French that has been going on for the past eight months.
 A special correspondent of tho As sociated Press has been unable to ascertain the loss of life that has occurred in these daily encounters The Druses have no general staff and issue no communique and 10 venture outside the walls of Damascus or even past the three rows Of barbed wire blockhouses and dugouls en- circling the heart ol the city to get
 information would mean almost ccr- tain death.
 The damage 10 property, however. lis known approximately Neutral witnesses to this guerilla warfare on the one side and artillery and plane bombing on the other since October 1925, say the property destroyed amounts 10 about $6,000. .O00. They estimate that damage done by the October bombing of the Sragow quarter at $2.ooo,O0o and of the Nidan quarter on May last at $l,- 500, 1000.
 Neutral business mon and diplo- mats say that Damascus will be en- tirely wrecked inside of year should the present situation con finue. One-third of the city is now in ruins and the other two-thirds are practically lifeless, Stores and
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
LAYNEN HOPE FOR
 UNITY OF CREEDS
Gov. Smith and Others Stress
 DesirabiIity of Brotherhood

Chicago. June 22 LP)- Tolerance the spirit of religious freedom, and benefit for all creeds are seen by prominent Catholic laymen in the magnificent ceremonies of the euoharistic congress which have at tracted to the young city by the in- land city. the greatest gathering ever assembled for a Christian religious ceremony.
 Governor Al Smith of New York and Mayor William F. Deever. Of Chicago, former Senator David l. Walsh of Massachusetts and other lay Catholics stressed the note of tolerance in addresses before gath ering Of the English speaking Knights of ST. Gregory last night. The meeting closed q day of impress sive pageantry and ceremony, the central event of which was the huge open air celebration of the mass of angels in the municipal stadium, which attracted nearly 100000 pill grims.
 Six of the 12 princes of the church here for the ceren1 onies have leading parts on today's program, which in cludes a general meeting of the con- gress at Soldiers field, with Car dinal O'Connell of Boston presiding and addresses by Cardinals Charost, Archbishop Of Rennes, France and Piffl, archbishop of Vienna. and by Justice Pierce Butler, of the supreme court of the United States.
 ''The glorious reception of the cardinals in New York and the ac- claim with which they traverssd the state on their way here places New York in the forefront of the states prepared 10 deny there Is any spirit of bigotry in America" said Cover nor Smith before the Knights of St. Gregory.
 The Empire state executive saw the congress as a great influence for good among men, for good to our land and the whole world"
 Mayor Dever said that nothing but good for all crecds can come from this gathering" and he de- elared the event had given him q "higher degree of hope for the des- tiny of America" than anything that had ever gone before.
 The congress moved into new day of activity still remembering vtyidly the Mass of the Angels in the great open air cathedral in Grant Park.
 At tle outer gate. of Chicago, the church set up her temple. it's roof the gray sky, low hung with scud- ding cluds. driven lakeward by a westerly wind and bringing once q few drops Of rain. Its shelterinE walls were the gfay stone cliffs of the Doric stadium and its heart the altar on which Cardinal Bonzano,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
GOVT, HOLDS 15O BOGUS
 EUCHARISTIC LEGATES
Ellis Island Authorities Find Jews AgnoStics and ProtCstants
 Among Claimants.

New York, June % (P>-Only 10 Of rhe 160 persons claiming to be pilgrims to the Catholic internation- al eucharistic congress in Chicago who were detained at Ellis Island upon their arrival last week. have been found to nave bona tde con nection with the congress. A series of special hearings developed that Jews, Agnostics and Protestants were among the pilgrims" all, according to immigration officials. attempting to use the congress as means of illegal entry into America.
 Six persons were ordered deported, 70 others were admitted 10 the country after posting $500 bonds 10 depart at the end of six months. and the others wero detained for fur thcr hearings.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
shops are closed and business Is at

shops are closed and business Is at a Standstill.
 No atrocities have been charged against French soldiers, but tales of brutality, ranging from footing 10 cold-blooded murders, are related about the Circassion and Armenian mercenaries in the pay of France, who arc numerous.
 The situation in Damascus today is one unparalleled in world history.
 The belief prevails that if the French should withdraw from Syria there would be a massacre of Circas- sians and Armenians on a scale which would make the pre-war Turkish efforts in that direction ap- pear as a mere street brawl.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptlc Lemo
 Will Help You

Never mnd how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burn ing. itching Eczema quickly by ap- plying Zemo. In short time Us .ually every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pimplcs, Rash, Blackheads and sim ilar skin diseases will be removed.
 For clearing the skin and making if vigorously healthy. always use Zemo the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. IL is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kinds. Ask your druggist for small size 6oc or large bottle $l.o0.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
FLASHES OF LIFE: NATHAN STRAUSS
 GIVES HIS IDEAS ANENT GIVING

who entertained a gentleman repre- senting himself as Baron George l Vo1 Krupp. Of the famous German family. are regretfing it. One of his checks has been returned as worth 1 less.
 New York -- Accused of having posed as George Harvey, English Bob" Mccormack is in the tolls. He was dappcrly clad. had a cane, and had an English accent. Mrs. Mary Johnson, his landlady, is out $500.
 Greiz, SaXony - The Germans like cylinders. There are the rotor ships, and now dwelling are being built in cylindrical shape to solve the housing problem. They are Icomfortable and cheaper. New York - The Yale crew of I'95 wants to row inc crew of 'S6 on the Styx 100 years hence. Time leeper-Charon. Trophies-asbestos shirts,
 New London -- Navy rushes final preparations for raising S-51 as un- favorable weather approaches.
 New Haven -- Yale alumni. back for commencement, hold many re unions as graduating classes hold class day exercises.
 Now London Shattered and charred wreck on ocean bottom all that remains Of tug King Fisher burned after crew takes to boats.
 Hartford - H. M Richards Of Northfeld wins Travis gold badge for highest efficiency aWong Litch- field county forest fire wardens
 Hartford - Henry C. Deming of Berlin. made treasurer of Berlin Savings Bank,
 Hartford - Flying boat speed boat and airplane police force 10 keep planes at proper height at Yale Harvard regatta.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
Abd Fl Krim Decides He
 Will Dress as MOderns Do

Fez, Morocco, June 22 P)-Abd- El-Krim, the former Riffian war lord who recently surrendered to the French in Morocco, has decided hcnceforth 10 dress in modern style. It is understood he had ordered suits of clothes from Paris tailors and also has placed rush order with a Casablanca tailor for sum mer flannels for himself and his two young sons. The fannels are to be of the latest European cut.
 The modernization of Krim's brother, Si Mohammed, has only gone as far as literature. He is
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

the papal legate. celebrated mass be- fore the greatest throng of devotees gathered for the sacrament Of com munion.
 Historiographers Of the church declared that nothing comparable to the devotional outpouring is record ed in the annals of Catholicism.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
 MamaroneCk, N. I. Nathan Straus, philanthropist, thinks that if wealthy people in good health would follow the generous example Of the Rockefellers in relieving suffering it would add much to their happiness. He quotes the proverb:
 What you give in health is gold. What you give in sickness is silver. What you give after death is lead.
 Atlantic City, N. J. - One bride thinks it is more blessed to give than receive. Each Of seven hundred hotel employees when wishing Dr.. and Mrs. Daniel J . Mccarthy happi- ness, received a ten dollar gold piece in an envelope inscribed: Prom Elizaoeth White with her wedding day best wishes" Mrs. Mccarthy is the daughter Of one of the owners of the Marlborough Blenheim.
 San Bernardino. Calif - John D. Rockefeller Jr.. has been travelling incognito His private car was listed as that of MT. Davidson. That's his middle name.
 New York - Probably Mrs. Jim mic Walker does not mind, for it might mean reelection. At q demo- cratic outing on the Berengaria many young women voters insisted on kissing the blushing mayor.
 Chicago - Full test of an inter view with Governor Smith; "Yes."
 Denver - The Rev. Hugh L. NJ. Menamin thinks Chicago needs just such q spiritual awakening as it is receiving. He has wired that thieves entered his hotel room and robbed him Of St90 while he slept the sleep Of the innocent and the just.
 Washington - Vets take note Official figures show the consump- tion of milk to be breaking all rec ords.
 Schenectady, N. Y. - Some folks
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22
STAINED WALLS

Darkened and smoke-stained Ceil- ings may be cleaned by applying . layer Of starch and water on a piece of flannel. Let this dry then brush off lightly with a clean brush.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

Leonardo da Vinci drew plans fol double-decked streets in Milan mCrt than 400 years ago.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

reading works of Cornielle and Vic tor Hugo to escape the boredom of detention.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

ern station had done us that honor cd. and here also was great clarity and depth of tone, A medley was played, the numbers being old timers 10 a great extent, with now and then examples Of the early jazz period appearing.
 Among others-WRVA, Pich- mond, and WJR, Detroit
  That's all for today, thanks!
 p. F. L.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-22

The concert by the Yale Glee and Banjo clubs proved even more en- joyable 10 us last evening than it did some time ago when the Hartford station undertook to transmit q pro gram from the Hotel Bond. Last evenings broadcast was by direct wire from Woolsey hall at Yale Uni versity and We remarked on the clean cut tones of the banjos and the fullness of the glee clubs tone. Due to the fact that there was so much going on in New Haven yes terday, causing the audience to be slightly delayed. the program did not go on the air until S:3o o'clock, 1j minutes after the scheduled time. Both the glee club and the banjo club programs were made up chiefly of Yale songs, considering the fac! that many graduates have returned to their Alma Mater this week to participate in the Commencement festivities.