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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

King, secretary of missionary educa-
ton: Mrs. j. p. Clarity. treasurer of
contingency fund. Junior Christian
Endeavor Society--Dorcas Teal. presi-
dent; Robert Bradley, treasurer; Sara
Stoddard, secretary; Eugene Moon,
librarian; John LYMAN. assistant
librarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

toast for his wife. who was Ill in bed,
Wiley Claude Hill. SO, river cap
tain. was shot in the back twice by
his wife, Edna, so, after which she
attempted to take her own life by
slashing her throat with a razor.
The shooting took place in the room
in which they have been living since
coming to Cincinnati last Monday
from Memphis. Tenn. Their condi-
tons are serious.
Hills last boat the Kate Adams,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
Big Balloon Tires on Plane.

Balloon tires being manufactured for
an airplane in England are 71a feet in
diameter and weigh nearly 200 pounds
each. They are expected to relieve
the shock in landings and can with
stand load of IS tons. The hubs of
the wheels are 20 inches long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

was destroyed by fire at Memphis re-
Gently, and he came here to seek
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

Capable of magnifying an object
IL 600. 900 times. a microscope is be-
ing used in the detection Of disease
germs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
EVANSVILLE CHURCH
OFFICIALS ARE NAMED

Presbyterians Select Officers to
Serve on Boards for
Coming Year.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, April 9.--Of-
ficers of the various departments of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10
WIFE SHOOTS HUSBAND
AS He PREPARES TOAST

I'll, She Slashes Own Throat After
Firing Two Bullets Into
River Captain.
By the Associated Press
CINCINNATI, April 9.-While
he was bending over a stove preparing
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

S:30-Same as WEAF 9-Willard Cavaliers l0-Studio program | I1l-Dance orchestra .OO-WLW, Cincinnati-42S 7;30-Christmas party S:30--Recital, dance music 9-Same as WBZ 1 il0-Chicago Opera | ll-Time: weather: orchestra S30-WSAI, Cincinnati-361 7:3o-Ray Miller's orchestra | S-Same as WEAF 9-Time announcement ! l9:01-Studio program | 9:30-Studio program 1 lO-Same as WEAF ! l1:30-Studio music
 S50-WWJ, DetrOit-353 ! 6-Dinner concert i S-11-Same as WEAF 94O-WGHP, Detroit-3tS ] 6-Dinner concert: news, markets | children'S chat | S-Organ, studio program ] 9:30-Tuller orchestra
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

Guymer with Col. Anthornat and q crew of four had landed at Adalia on the coast of Asia Minor.
 The plane left Paris Dec. 19 for Handi, French Indo- China.
 The official announcement quiete1 fears the plane was lost since nc reports had been heard since it left Rome for Athens two days ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22
PUBLIC C0NSISI0RY
Rank of Prince of Church Conferred on New primatc of Poland by Pope Plus in Rome Today.

Rome. Dec. % LR--A public con- sistory was held this morning by Plus XXI 10 impose the red hat on Cardinal August IIlond, archbishop of Posen, primate of Poland.
 At the ceremony the cardinals liv- ing in Rome. as well as all the high dignitaries of the church and the pontifical court, besides the diplo- lnatic body accredited to the Holy See, and Roman artistocracy. were present,
 The pontifS. from his private
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apartment was carried to the Sala Regia, where the consistory took place, on the Sedia Gestaoria (port- able throne carried by eight bearers clad in rich red silk) He was fol- lowed by a multi-colored suite and by the Sistine choir, who sang as they moved. The Sala Regia, as we'll as the rooms preceding it through which the papal procession
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

[ 5:30-Radio Ramblers 1 :45-French lessons l 6-Davis, songs i 5:45-Michael Simmons. interview | ing i z-Orchestra
 7:3O-Eddie Schloss' orchestra 1 S:30-Prince Joveddah. philosophy 9-WPCH Singers | 9:30-Vincent Bach. cornetist ] ln--Artists l0:3O-Pianist: tenor | l1-Venetian Gardens orchestra
 87O-WABC-3O9 1 Holdings orchestra : 7:45--Frances Hessey. contralto S-Hour Of Music l 9-Ensemble 9:30--''Dr. Mu Presents" ! l0:5S-Time: weather forecast 1 l0:3l-Ballroom orchestras i IlI:30-Stricklan orchestra 1 102O-WGL-294 | 6-Time, news. racing, sports ; 6:O5-Soprano 6:15-S. Frank trio | 7-Medical Center Series | 7:15-Harold Neos orchestra 1 7:45-Leo Linder. violinist ! 8:10-Quartet 1 S:3o-Eddie Worth's orchestra IF mid.-Saparo's orchestra
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Southern Stations

s1O-WRC. Washlngton--t69
 G--Same as WEAF .-U. $. Army band orchestra S-I0:30-Same as WEAF
 10:3N--Weathcr
 Meyer Davis dance music
 1O5O-WBAL, Baltimorc-2S8
 6--Sandman Circle G:2U--Dinner orchestra T.&G-Artist recital same as WIZ 55O-WFAA, Dallas-5i5
 S--DanCe orchestra l same as WEAF 1 lU--Eecltal | Goo-WBAP, Fort Worth--500 3-SaXophone Octet , ,ll--Popular music Ii2;lJ q. m.-John Josey, organ
 G3o-WsB, AtIanta-i78
 Same as WtAt 9-Sam" as WBZ , ll:45--0rGan recital s90-WSM, NashvilIc-337 S:30--Samo as WEAF 9--Samc as WI}I l l0-Studio music ll;&h-Organ concert 1O1O-WFIA. Clcarwatcr-2SS .T.30-St, Petersburg program Weather 9--Sporting news g:05-St. Petersburg hour ,9;5S-Time signals 10-Dance program
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22
New England Stations

aSC--WTiC. Hartford-538 6:25-NeWs 6:3G-Heimberger' trio 7-Religious Sing by St. Johns Episcopal church choir 7:su-Feature from WEAF under the direction Of 5. X. Rolfe, "A Sprig oi Holly S-The Revellers, with orchestra, so- prano soloist and comedian. from WEAF S:So-Capitol theater program Worthy Hills orchestra lO:30 - Johnny Johnson's Pennsyl- yanians, from WEAF E-Tim,, news, weather
 aOO-WDRC, New Hayen-26S 5-MuSicai program d:30-Time. studio trio 7-Theater review and news 7.l0--Studio trio 7:3o-Freda s,irsky, popular pianist S-Time
 1isO-WICC. Br'dgcport-c6s 5-Mercha nts' Hours --Weather reports 7.30-Agrlcultur bulletins S-Studio program a-Old Timers program sq:3O-Dickens' Christmas Carols by Rowayton Players l0-News
 9oO-WBZ, Sprinsfeld-333 S.oI-Time. Weather 5:30-The Magic Box at Half-After- Five s-Organ recital S.30--NeUs. Radio Rodeo S:50-Personalitles in Art T-Santa Claus 7:f5-Insurance talk 7:o0-Pianistic Capcrs by Jimmie McManus 7:30-Statler Musicale S--The Hottentots, from WIZ 'a-Program from WIZ featuring Wanda Landowska. famous harp sichordist s1o--Mary Garden, famous soprano. and Chichago Civic Opera com
 pany in portion of Massenets opera "Le Jongleur de Notre Dame broadcast direct from Chicago. From WIZ fl-Dick Newcomb's orchestra 12-Time. Weather
 5sO-WTAG, Worcester-517 7.30--Same IS WTlC S:S0-String ensemble 9-Time. Same as WEAF l0:3O--News
 AC-WBlS, BostOn-46l 5-Gondoliers 6-The Juvenile Smilers 6:S0-Jimnhe" Gala gher's orch. Foot Peppers orchestra 7:30-Adventurer S-Contralto: pianists; v1ollnist S:S0-Thcater studio 15-Metropolitan grand orchestra
 Stage presentation and musical ac-
 apartments 10:l5-Jacques Renard orchestra 1l:O5-Morey Pearls orchestra
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

all nationalities. especially Ameri-
 cans.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22
French Pliers Hop
 Off for La PaZ. BOl,

Paris, Dec. 22 (UP)-The depart ment of aeronautics today an- nounced that the aeroplane Georges
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22
Eastern Stations

1O2O--WODA, PatersOn-294 , 30-NeNs; sport talk Speer, tenor 9:3O-Smith and Baldwin, songs 1 1O-Caravan  Californians
 1f2O-WNJ, Newark-288 6.01-Mother Goose Girl 6:15-Hawaiians 6:30-kindberg' orchestra 7-RoLert Treat orchestra 7;40--'The Right Word'
 112O-WGCP, Newark-28s 5-Merchants' program 5:3O-Miss Santa Claus S-Artists prize program S:45-Radio Christmas fund
 112O-WAAM, Newark-28s 10-Great Notch orchestra lO:45-Four Towers orchestra organ slo:3o a. m.---Paul Godley's DN
 party
 117O-WBBR, Staten Island-256 Studio orchestra 7:30-Questions and answers 7:40-Concert trio S-Chiropractic lecture S:15-Violinist S:30-Polish Bible lecture
 74O-WFI, PhiIadclphia-405 6:15-Talk: Adelphia orchestra 7--Daily Toy Tales s-Same as WEAF 1O-Studio program :3O-Same as WTIC
 ssO-WOO, PhiIadclphia-349 5:15-Grand organ and carols 7:30-Children's half hour
 s8O-WIP, PhilndcIphia-349 6:30-Dinner music 7-Bedtime story: roll call S-Hour of music 9-Newton Radio Forum
 11OO-WPG, Atlantic City-273 6:45-Organ recital 7:05-Dinncr music 9-Playground revelers 9:30-Concert orchestra 10-Movie broadcast lo:2e-Subway Boys 10:30-Soprano and baritone l0:40-Organ recital 11:30-Dance orchestra
 130G-WOKO, Peckskill-2IG 7;30.-Studio program S-10-Same as WMCA
 79O-WGY, Schenectady-38O 6--Stocks, News 6:30-Santa Claus Phil Romanos orchestra 7:15-Edward Rice, violinist 7:30-Talk, The Lives of Som' Common Animals; The Salaman der 7:45--Violin recital S-Same as WTIC S:30-10--Same as WEAF 10--Band concert ll-Same as WEAF 1:3O-Floyd Walter, organIst 116O-WFBL, Syracusc-2oS 2O-Stocks. Weather G:30-String quintet 7-9-Same as WG9 S-Harmonists J-Studio program l0-Same as WGY 1l-Studio program II 3O-Same as WGG
 1O7O-WHAM, Koch, >,tr-.2 2SO 6:30-Stocks. Markets ( :45-Dance music 7:30-Same as WGY :45-Same as WGI S-11--Same as WBZ 11-News. Weather 1l:05-Dance music
 99O-WGR, Buffalo--303 6:30-Dance music. Talk S-l1:30-Same as WEAF 1l:30-Time. Weather
 95O-KDKA, Pittsburgh-316 5-Time. Stocks. Markets 5:l0-Talk
 5:55-Thcatrical calendar flint. Dinner music Time. Sketch with musical set ting 7:30-Program S-1I-Same as WBI 1l-Time. Weather 85O-WCAE, Pittsburgh-.i61 6-Same as WEAF 7-Sunday school lesson 7;&G-Uncle Kaybee H:10-Book talk S:30-Same as WEAF .3O-NNCAF, Reyel
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

Binghamton, N. Zone form of vehicle used by Santa here is an armored car. It took gold pieces to prisoners and other Inmates of pub lie institutions. The money-$5,s60, was the gift Of George F. Johnson manufacturer.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

prisoners and other Inmates or pub- lie institutions. The money-$5,s60 was the gift Of George F. Johnson manufacturer.
 Rev. pr. John Roach Straton- There are three men worthy to be president Of the United States, Will Rogers, Henry Ford. and modesty forbids me to name the third"
 London--Moslem males aboard the steamship Rajputana have been shocked. Not only has King Amanul- lah allowed his queen and prin- cesses, who are bound for Europe with him, to unveil but they have watched sailors in boxing matches and played quoits and tennis. The king has drawn the line against dancing, however.
 New York-Abraham Bricken came from Kiev 20 years ago with a needle and a spool of thread in his pockets and not much else. He opened tailor shop. Now he Is millionaire who builds and owns sky scrapcrs.
 Atlanta-The bride of "The Voice of the South apparently was at tractod by something besides his celebrated drawl I.ambdin Kay, an- nouncer for WSB. has married Mrs. Lucile Phillips. who Is not a radio fan and has had no receiving set in her home.
 New York-Folks who came home for Christmas on the Leviathan are telling about high stakes aboard. AS the accounts go, one man lost S15,- 900, called the winner a carp sharp and got q blow on the jaw. Captain Harley ordered the losses returned. New York-A Russian engineer who makes music by moving his hands through the air is visiting us. Leo Thermin. 3l, is here to demon- Strate a. machine which has caused q sensation abroad. Ii looks like q home made radio set. When he moves his hands over something that looks like antcnna notes like those from a cello come from the machine, the nearer the hands 10 the machine the higher the pitch. Southampton, England-Which city in the United States is most interest cd in the greatest English drama tist? Well, 1t is the second largest, now say Mir. Thompson, if the opinion Of Archibald Flower is cor rect. Mr. Flower is chairman of the Shakespeare memorial thcatcr com mittee and has just returned from q tour, including Chicago.
 : Newark, N. J.-Station WOR Is to attempt to broadcast pictures 10 radio set owners shortly after the . first Of the year.
 Toronto-Testimony has been given in Q tax suit against distiI- lery that Whiskey exports 10 the United States were s16,14S,701 in
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

New York-Patrick Kearney now i. to attempt to make a play from Elmer Gantry" Bayard Veiller tried 1t once and tore up his manuscript rather than subject the stage to further attack.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

Chicago-Any batter familias who fears the children can detect him disguised can hire a substitute. A company offers to provide well trained Kris Kringles who will arrive at specified hours in taxicabs.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

Toronto-Testimony has been given in Q tax suit against a disti- lery that whiskay exports to the United States were s16,14S,7O1 in
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22
G5o-WNAC-WBls, Boston-46l
New York Stations
57O-WNNC-528

57O-WNlC-528 7-Herman. Neuman, pianist 7:10-Market high spots 7:20--Ralph Leto, baritone 7:30-Police alarms 7:35-Air College, Current lndus- try 7:55-Air College, Representative Government S:15-Harry Schyde, baritone s:30-"Everyday English" 9-Carl Priester, Chrostmas songs 9:20-"Diphtheria Prevention' 9:30-Bertha Spiegel songs g:45-Roland Meyer. Yiolinist l0:l5-Fitzpatrick Bros. Chimes l0:30-Police alarms; weather l0:35-Our Government
 61O-WEAF-l92 5-Happincss orchestra 5:3O-Eddie Davis orchestra 6-Dinner music 6:55-Summary of program Mid week Hymn Sing 7:3o-same as WTIC S:30--Sentinels 9-Correct time 9-Eskimos 10-Brothers, duets t0:30-Same as WTlC ll:30--Cass Hagan's orchestra
 660-WJZ-454 5:3o-Reports; market quotations; financial summary; cotton quota tions, agricultural reports 5:45-Hlaine Horton, contralto Al Friedmans orchestra S:55-Summary Of programs 1-Correct time 7-U. S. Army band 7:30-National Mixed quartet; Me morial to Leonard Wood S-Same as Wl5Z l1-Slumher music
 71O-WOR-i22 6:50-Jacobs' ensemble 6:30-lutuk. the Eskimo G:35-Harry Jentes Group G:50-Jacobs' ensemble 7:$0-Dinner dance aS-Sophie BreSlau, contraljo; Fran cis MacMillen, Nlolinist .S:25-New York Philharmonic or chestra 1o:30-Organ nocturne; Fannette Rezia, soprano II--News bulletins lI:o5-Weather; Villa Venice orch
 76o-WPAP-3s5 5-"Tune Inn" 5.&O-Joe Anderson, songs 5:45-Wolff, harmony
 760-WHN-395 l-Chateau ,:30-Francis Spcr. contralto S.i0-"With tho Poe's' s:5o-Raymoni Maher, baritone 9-Personality HoHr lu-NeRs; Intcrcliy Male Trio 1o:3u-Georpe Mitchell, songs Io:4j-VaUdeNlllc Period 1l:15-Frlncc piottl entertainer Il:3G-TonI 1lmOthy's orchestra
 slo-NLWL-37o G--EIola Silva, con'rulto G:l5-"Chrlst.anity" 7-Tenor. baritone; studio ensemble Question Box 1:45--St. Cecilia ensemble
 si0-WMCA-370 5-Entertainers 5:&o--studio program; theater re- view S--EoadinEs ,:o5-Jam~s Cousob's orchestra S:15-Trip N.3u-- Entertainers G-lnvestmcut talk 9:Sp--Guitar Players !0-Soprano; tenor lO:30-OrCheStra, "n'rrtlln"1S Il--Ernie Goldcn's orchestra 11:3U-IntorvieW GoHen's orch. l2 mid.-BroadWa Mite
 SGO-NGES-3i9 Entertainers. Professor shaw, Psychology 5-Uncle Geeb"e lu-William Chosnyk, violinlst lO:15-Russian Christmas program iU:45-Will.@m ChOsnyk 1l-Harmonizing Four 1l:3O-"Granto," Laboratory the ater
 g20-WPCH-328 o-Book rcv.eW
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22
THU R>DAI.
Eastern Standard Time

NOTE - Asterisks Denote Best Pro.
 grams Of the Day.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22
Western Stations

75O-WrAM, Clcvcland-1OO
 Time: Cleveland orchestra S-Studio program
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

New York-Search Is to be made among old organs of Europe for wood to make two violins, a viola and q cello for Mischa Elman. vio- linist The hunt is to be conducted by Nicholas Nasich, now 36 who be- gan making violins in his native Ser bia at the ago Of IS an after wis situdes, including war improson- ment. settled in Seattle.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

New York-1n the opinion of the Rev. pr. John Roach Straton- There are three men worthy to be president Of the United States. Will Rogers, Henry Ford. and modesty forbids me to name the third"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

Newark, N. J.-s,tation WOR Is to attempt to broadcast pictures 10 radio set owners shortly after the first Of the year.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

Washington-Farm crops this year are worth s9.114,s45,0o 1t ie estimated by the department of agriculture.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

New Haven-Excellent weather for Christmas shopping and delivery of packages and mail continues
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22
FLASHES OF LIFE: RUSSIAN TO SHOW
 KEYLESS PIANO" IN THIS COUNTRY

, 1927 compared with 'e,77o.ooo in 1925.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

New York-Abraham Bricken came from kiev, 20 years ago with a needle and a spool of thread in his pockets and not much else. He opened a tailor shop. Now he Is a millionaire who builds and owns sky scrapcrs.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

That's all for today, thanks!
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New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

Atlanta-The bride of "The Voice of the South apparently was at tractod by something besides his celebrated drawl. Lambdin Kay, an nouncer for WSB. has married Mrs fan and has had no receiving set in her home.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

We heard part of The Holy Land," a trarcloguo broadcast by
 WGY, Schenectady. The speaker was intensely interesting and a superb musical setting was furnished by the
 WGY studio orchestra. The speaker certainly knew what he was talking
 about.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

New York-Folks who came home for Christmas on the Leviathan are telling about high stakes aboard. As the accounts go, one man lost s15,- 900, called the winner carp sharp and got q blow on the jaw. Captain Harley ordered the losses returned.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

Hartford-Governor Trumbull is q licensed aviator now. having com pleted his "solo' test under the eye of a government inspector.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22
11sO-WICC. Brldgcport-c6e

5-Mercha nts' Hours --Weather reports 7.36-Agrlcuiture bulletins S-Studio program Q-Old Timers program sa:3O-Dickens Christmas Carols
 by Rowayton Players I6-NeysS
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

New Haven-Mrs. Levina Wheel CT, East Haven, struck by an auto mobile on December 1, dies from manifold injuries.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-22

Wallingford-Rev. John H. Carroll of Holy Trinity church today is ccle- brating his 18th anniversary of ordination to the priesthood.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Great Sea Pictures
 In "The C0nyOy'

The Convoy" film story ot war
 time navy operations, which was
 shown for the first time in the
 Strand thoater, Hartford, last e>e-
 ming, gives promise of being q pro-
 duction which will live long in popu-
 lar favor through q skilful adaptation
 of an appealing love story with pie
 lures taken at sea during the great
 war. The men folks, particularly
 those who were in the service, will
 thrill to the spectacular actions of
 the various battles. most Of them
 being bona tide scenes. some of them
 having been taken from a German submarine during the fighting: for the ladies there is the appeal Of the uniform and the story of the girl who gave her all for her country m the role os secret service opera tor through whose acti}. .Iias the foremost German spy and his intel llgence machine were uncovered.
 Departure q conveys for France. q submarine attack at sea. with the destruction Of several ships. the ln- tcrior Of German submarine, the long sick Of the torpedo, turret shots" during the manipulation of the heavy guns. tivc-inch gun opera ton. pictures of sgualrorS oi battle ships during firing periods, the lay Ing of smoke screen by destroyer convoys and even the actual siukin. of an enormous battleship, all are recorded in such a manner that NlSuaIt2ation Of operations is not diff hcult even for the person who has never been 10 sea. There are pic lures or the famous Sixth Battle Squadron of the British Grand Fleet which was composed of American battleships under the immediate command Of Admiral Hodman and the supreme command of Admiral Beatty of the British navy. Tine re- turn of this squadron to New York and the parade of the returned sailors up Fifth avenue is shown. All In all it is q thoroughly satis- factory naval epic in celluloid.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

MI THE SIRAND

The vaudeville program which opens at the Strand tnis afternoon Is replcte with variety headliners. Among them are the famous Royal I'ekln Troupe, known as the Chi nes" Wonder Workers;" the Whirl Of Dance: Mason and Gwynne. the
 Two Nrsinians"; Walzer and Dyer and Charles Reader.
 The feature pho.op.ay. Orchids and Ermine' featuring Colleen Moore opened at the strand ycster- day and scored sol!ily with the sunday audiences. l. is conceded 10 be the best picture that Colleen has made since Sally"
 The bill for Thursday brings to the strand the famous Adriene's Troubadors with Holland and Bar ry in "A Cati,lian Novelty" and the screen feature will be The Monkey Talks"
 Coming attraction annourced for the strand include Gilda Gray in Cabaret which opens next Sun day; The Winning CT Barbara Worth" scheduled for April Srd: the vaudeville tabloid Of The Old Hom slead' and tho famous joinvI- together Gibson Twins.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
a HOURS" AT CAPITOL

From riches 10 rags is the cvolu- ton through which beautiful Corinne Griffith as an outcast wife passes in her new First National picture.
 "Threc Hours which is now at the Capitol theater.
 But Of course the heroine Of this dramatic motion picture finds happi- ness and decent clothing before the final fadeout.
 The production. which was di- rected by James Flood, is hailed as the dramatic masterpiece Of Miss Griffith's screen career In lt she is said 10 give her strongest emotional performance,
 A capable supporting cast includes John Bowers, Hobart Bosworth, Paul Ellis, Ann Schaetcr and Baby Mary Louise Miller. There are continuous shoWings of the picture daily. On Thursday two big features will be offered Joan Crawford and Owen Moore will be seen in The Taxi Dancer" and Mae Busch and Pat O'Mallcy will be offered in Perch of the Devil"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
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THE WRECK" AT LYCEVM

The Wreck" a gripping melo- drama O. misplaced love. crooks and mystery and The Broken Gate" q romance of life which even enters behind prison bars. are the hcadliners at the Lyceum for the first three days of this week. Also, the latest episode of The Couegians' and the news reels are presented.
 Niyacious little Shirley Mason ap- pears as the star of The Wreck" supported by Malcolm MacGregor as tho leading man and Francis Macdonald as th. "haavy." In The Broken Gate" the principals are Dorothy Phillips, William Col Her Jr,. Phillips Smalley. Jean Ar thur and Florence Turner.
 In The Wreck" Miss Mason has the role Of an innocent girl who is duped into fake marriage but be- lieves it is real Later, when her supposed husband is found 10 be q crook she is arrested and convicted as an accomplice. On the way 10 prison the train is wrecked and the girl convict is mistaken for the wife ot q wealthy man. Taken to his home, she rccuporatcs and wins the love of the man and the regard Of his mother.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
AT THE RIALTO

The Amateur Gentleman Rich ard Barthelmess' latest release, which heads a double feature pro gram at the Rialto theatcr today and tomorrow, is a romantic and adven- turous tale teeming with spectacular situations and offering the star great opportunities for heroic buccaneeT- ing and intense love-makins. The second attraction stars Billy Sullivan. noted actor athlete. It is aptly called The Speed Champion" and Billy certainly lives up 10 his repu- tation as a provider of thrills. Se- lected shorter subjects complete the bill. There will be another Black Bottom contest staged this evening ss an added feature. Tomorrow eve ming has been designated as Gift Night