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New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
THAT MURDER WILL
 OUT IS PROVEN
(Continued From First Page)

Gray's supposed presence in a Syra- cuse. N. T.. hotel at the hour when snyder was supposed to have been killed. This alibi proved too per loct' and now that Gray has con- tessed, it rises up to stand between fNm and the hope of legal mercy which he might claim by showing that the killing was not prcmeditat-
 aI
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Dr. YOchelman's Plea
 Considered by Judge

Brldg port. Conn, March = Pt- Judge Isaac Wolfe of the superior court today took under considcra- ton the plea O. James B. Dillon, counsel that Isadore Yochelman. dcbarred eclectic physician. recently sent to state prison after conviction for manslaughter, be given new trial.
 Hochelman was found to have performed an operation forbidden by law upon a young woman result ing in her death.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
IAWSIII IS SETTLED

The action of Anna and John Janinas and Veronica Viskevicus against Adam Matulis. growing out of an automobile accident in Plain vile has been settled out of court. Roche & Cabelus of this city rep resented the plaintiffs and Attorney BroSmith of Hartford represented the defendant
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22

lief expressed by his family. Any thing he may have said was drawn from him unwillingly Gray's family declared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-10

A novel combination of screen and
spoken drama, starring George Beban
in both phases, is the headliner at
the Earl Theater this week.
The story, THE Loves of Ricardo"
begins on the screen showing Ricardo,
played by Beban, in love with his
ward, Annetta, played by Annie
Milaine. Then, after a series OF
events the scene switches suddenly to
he legitimate stage in the middle OF
a wedding party for Annetta and
,rickster she has married. The party
over. Ricardo, in the spoken drama,
shows his great sorrow. Additional
nathos is added to the scene when
Annetta discovers after the wedding
party that it is Ricardo she really
loves instead of the man she had
married. The scene is then switched
back to the screen.
Ward and Dooley in II Can Do
That, Too" give a splendid exhibition
Of dancing. trick bicycle riding and
rope twirling. A youngster, whose
name is not given, also provides
rood dancing, rope twirling and
clever exhibition of acting in a dia-
logue in the same act. He was intro
duced as being only 4. years old.
"Hardboiled Hampton" presented by
Harry Holman and Ethel Manson,
furnishes a generous portion of witty
sarcasm and singing. Harry Kranz
md Budwin Walsh, in I'VE Better
sing" provide the other vaudeville
.ttraction on the bill. News reels and
music by the theater orchestra com
Dlete the program.
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genuinely comic content, is being pre-
scented as foremost of the subsidiary
features of a delightful bill at Gran
dall's Ambassador the first three days
of the current week. The story conf
Germs an art collectors frantic efforts
to regain possession of a lost paint
ing of fabulous worth. In the course
of time he RECEIVERS about 40 of them
all fakes-but at last the real one.
Added short reels and excellent pipe
organ accompaniment and solo inter
walls by Mirabel j. Lindsay and Ger
trude Kreiselman round out pro-
gram which has as its chief feature
First Nationals release of Just An
other Blonde" starring Dorothy
Mackail and Jack Mulhall, with Louise
Brooks and William Collier, jr.. in
support, a complete review of which
will be found in conjunction with
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater.
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PALACE-"Kid Boots"

With two lines stretching half a
block in each direction on F street
before the box office of Loew's Pal
ace Theater yesterday, the doors were
thrown open on one of the most enter
tanning shows in Washington in many
a day.
With Eddie Cantor, Broadway ia
vorite, in his inimitable comedy, kid
Boots" the management offers the
Colgate Collegians in their super-JaZz
program of music and dance, includ-
ing an exhibition of the Charleston
executed on stills by one Robert Stick
ney, 1.-The man higher up" Those who
are inclined to feel that all possible
variations of the Charleston have
been exhausted, will realize their
error when they see Robert. He. as
well as Sammy Lewis, THE Dancing
Maniac" with the Collegians, prob
ably are due for short run off Broad
way. The eight jazz kings of the
Collegians interpret hilarious groups
of popular numbers. Sonia Meroff,
the blues" singer with the troup,
also is good.
Eddie Cantor as Kid Boots, the tai
lor'S helper, becomes involved in
anu uCr all USCduSc Vi
two SuitS-clotheS and divorce. His
adventures lead him to an exclusive
Summer club, where he succeeds in
aiding his pal, Tom Sterling. to outwit
the lawyers hired by the latter's wife
to stop divorce proceedings. At the
same time Kid Boots steals a march
on his hated rival for the hand of a
dainty demoiselle.
Cantor is supported by an excellent
cast, including Lawrence Gray, Billie
Dove, Clara Bow and Malcolm Waite.
Jazz Through the Ages" Is the
orchestral overture, being a musical
illustration of the evolution of Jazz
from the Stone Age to the twentieth
century.
The Community singing" which
precedes the regular program with an
organ accompaniment, is a popular
innovation. News reel and a cartoon
comedy, Chasing Rainbows," round
out the program.
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COLUMBIA--"The Black Pirate"

Typical is the seven letter word
which expresses the performance of
Douglas Fairbanks in 1.-The Black
houses yesterday at. the Columbia
Theater. The story is a page from
the annals of history on the Spanish
Main back in the seventeenth CEN
fury. "A galleon bearing a young
nobleman and his father Is captured
and scuttled by pirates. All the
captives are beaten, robbed, bound to
a stake and their ship blown up.
Only two escape from the wreckage,
a young nobleman and his father.
the younger swimming to shore with
the mortally wounded elder. Death
comes, and the son while performing
the final rites, swears vengeance
upon the thieves and murderers who
infest the high seas. On discovery
that the island on which he buried
his father is the treasure ground OF
the pirates, he appears before the
group and begs to be admitted to
the crew. He is given test, found
not wanting in courage or dueling
prowess, and is accepted. lmme-
diately setting to work to beat the
pirates at their own game. he seeks
and easily gains the confidence or
handed. of large merchant ship
wins such admiration that his COM
rades seek to put him in command.
One of the high lights of the story
is the picture of Fairbanks boarding
the merchant gal1eon, leaping. swing
ing, climbing to the top OF the great
mast and then sliding down the full
blown sails, ripping each from top to
bottom in the descent, thereby rem
dering the ship helpless. Dramatic
and thrilling are inadequate to eX-
press these new acrobatic feats
which the agile Doug" has to ofrer.
A race for the soldiers, the rescue
of a captive princess, the blowing
up of a second ship, the arrival OF
the rescue squadron, which proves
the final trick of the intrepid young
nobleman in beating the pirates AT
their own game, are all calculated 10
AL to the brim the cup of adventure.
The entire film is produced IN color
photography, which adds to the al
ready vivid tale. Supporting Mr.
Fairbanks is a large cast. inciudlne
Billie Dove, Tempe Piggott, Donalo
Crisp. Sam de Grasse. Anders Ran-
dolph and Charles Stephens.
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GAyETY-"Mutt and Jeff's Honey
MOON"

Mutt and Jeff's Honeymoon
musical connection in two acts ana 10
scenes. returned to the Gayety
Theater Yesterday and was received
as warmly as on its first visit. IL
has the same snappy chorus, when
has improved from it's trip around the
Columbia wheel.
The show has p musical numbers
and is replete with good comedy. Joe
Yule is the stellar comedian, bringing
a new line of humor to burlesque'
and his work dominates the entire
bill and gives it the added spark OF
originality. Lola Pierce, able ana
attractive, as Mrs. Mutt, wins an
applauding audience. Emma Weston
as Mrs. JEFF, has a good speciality act.
Sid Gold renders several nanny
songs. The Pacific Four offer sing
ing comedy speciality and mix In
bits" and scenes with Art Bowers,
comedian. Artists and Models and
"A Roof Garden on Top of New
York Skyscraper" and the one serv
ing as the background to the "Jewel
song" are feature scenes.
Others in the cast are Margaret
Conway. Tom Jones, Eddie Costa,
Harry Barber, Don Clark, Paul Pau
lous and Margie Bartel.
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POLTS-EarI CAROLS "vanitiese."


Suffering from old age or harden
ing of the arteries, Earl Carroll $
'Vanities" limped upon the stage last
night at Polls. Then the revue
managed to waste a couple OF hours
and limped off again. Thirteen
months on Broadway may have haa
it's effect upon the production, or It's
invalidism might be blamed on
number of things, and now 1t GER
tainly is preparing to make It's last
will and testament. \ large snare
Of the fun of the piece centers around
Johnny Dooley and Joe Cook, VINO
have changed hardly line OF their
material since John Brown created
disturbance in the vicinity of Har-
pers Ferry, w. Va. The Avon
Comedy Four, once well known to al
vaudeville fans, is but a shadow OF
it's former self, as only two or. tne
original members are listed IN the
"Vanities" program. frankie Heatn
draws the largest share OF applause
with her STORY songs" AND, II the
purchase of costumes were the prlh-
cipal expense in the production OF =
musical revue, a theatergoer mlshl
have his own particular show Tor tilt
price he paid for a front row sea-
at night. The toy stores Oh Mali
haitian supplied the glass beadS' anu
the program announces that tne COS
TUNES were designed by Mapei f.
Toh, stone.
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RIALTO-"The Popular Sim"

Monte Bells latest, 1.-The Popular
sin" opening at the Rialto Saturday
MA we'd to crowded houses over the
week end. With Florence Vidor and
Greta Nissen in leading roles, ana
with capable directing, the picture Is
an admirable example OF the more
sophisticated mood of the photoplay.
The setting is Paris-the Paris OF
the Americans dreams, with It's
waved whiskers and lavish house FUR
nishings, wild looking clothes, etc.
The story is of little consequence.
Florence Vidor plays the part or a
dark Parisienne who marries a play
wright to get away from a none.too'
good husband. When second nus
band falls in love with light Paris
ienne. Greta. the dark Parisienne, per-
forms her second divorce feat. The
re.entrance of first husband provides
the means of smoothing things out
and getting everybody happily remar-
ried.
Elsie Huber, "blues" singer from
New York's brighter lights. provides
the stage entertainment, with RoX
Rommell, director of the Rialto Or
chestra. and a pair of nice young
dancers. News reels and comedy
complete the attractive bill.
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STRAND-'Topics and Tunes"

The Strand Permanent Players are
giving another variation of their versa
rility this week in Topics and Tunes"
which introduces comedy galore and
beautifully staged musical numbers
in happy-go-lucky revue.
Billie La Monte shows what serious
things may happen by being Just
Too Late" and Irwin 3. Hamp wins
a lot of hearty laughter as a photog-
rapher in mistakes Will Happen"
An outstanding feature is the comedy
sketch, LAS 1t Might Be so Years
From Now"
Among the pretty song numbers,
handsomely staged, are "Gilda," sung
by Paul Rush to his eight babies;
Love, Love, Love-" sung by Earl
Root; Round About Heaven" by
Florence Drake, with a dancing inter
lude, and Me Too" by Katherine But
Ter. with a dancing dollies chorus.
Lew Lewis, with the Follies Bergere
Girls, also contributes a pleasing mum.
Der. while "A Polish Wedding fur.
nishes the finale with lots of enter.
.ainment features
Stella Dallas is the photoplay at.
traction, with Belle Bennett as an ir,
resistible mother in a pathetic story
Of mothers devotion, in spite of the
weaker side Of her nature.
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WARDMAN PARK-"Chained."

At Wardman Park Theater this
week the Washington Film Guild
offers Chained another triumph for
Ufa of Germany, who has given us
such masterpieces as The Last
Laugh" and Faust" Chained VIII
undoubtedly cause no little discussion
as to it's theme However. all will
concede it's beauty as production.
The photography and lighting effects
are superb and as the story unfolds
one beautiful scene after another
meets the eye.
The leading character is Claude
Zoret, known as the greatest painter
of his day, who early in his career
has taken under his personal tutelage
a struggling young art student.
Struck by the~beauty of the boy, the
great artist uses him as the model
for many of his finest works, and as
time goes on he in his loneliness turns
more and more to the youth for COM
partnership and affection. All goes
well until the beautiful Princess Lucia
calls on Zoret to arrange for the
painting of her portrait. The two
young people are thrown together,
with the inevitable result, and the
great man Is once more alone with
| his artistic triumphs. But in the
! end, as he is dying. he sends for the
lovers and. seeing them together. dies
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OPENING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON
THEATERS

provoking. In addition to a very
pretty and natural love story. there is
introduced one of the most beautiful
Of friendships, Damon and Pythias
companionship between two men.
Van and Schenck are on the stage
for another week. Their talents need
no exposition. Suffice to say, they
have never harmonized better and
present program of popular and
novelty airs in manner familiar to
radio enthusiasts the country over.
They compose a team that represents
the seldom realized dream of vaude-
vile fans.
O, Henry is adapted to the screen in
Babes in the Jungle" in a manner
that is productive of n cracking good
comedy. The usual news pictures
round out an excellent amusement
program, enhanced by the playing of
the house orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-10
KEITHS-SiIvertown Cord Orchestra

That nopular organization known 70
tho radio fans as the SilvertoWn Coro
orchestra is headlining TINS week ;
nrogram at Keith's, its inaugural lasl
night being highly successful n
novelty is added to the act through
tho introduction of movies showing
tha workings of the announcer over
the radio. and as he calls Off the next
number the band starts plaElilS t,iu
the curtain goes up to display .,le
orchestra in full swing. one OIL lIe
features of the act Is the total aoSeiice
of buffoonery, Leader knechl MOUTHS
his men down to harmony. hea ,lI,
Knecht has also enlisted masked
tenor, whose voice added to the en-
iovment of the different numbers.
The comedian of THE Nervous
Wreck" Taylor Holmes, acted as
master of ceremonies during the eve
ming. and through his wit added mate
rally to the strength of the program.
The position is somewhat new 10
Holmes. he having just tackled the
ioh last week in Baltimore. AS IN ms
suecial act, Holmes offering CONSISTS
If new stories and characterlzauoIs'
and he runs a close second 10 Iiie oie
orchestra for top honors. lin
Donahue and La Sale open the ~, nill
with a clever acrobatic turn. ~ M
Carol Sisters, said to hail from TINS
city. harmonized in popular songs.
Then comes the Three SWlits IN d
clever comedy Indian club Juggling
act. which gains many laughs.
new pair to this city, Hyde and Bur,
ril1. register a hit in singing anu
musical act, the former being quite a
non1edian and the latter a pretty miss
Of engaging manners. Ferry Convey
tha Well known musical clown, pre-
sents a novelty which is well received;
The dancing number of Juanita and
Pace, assisted by Miss Rita, closes lne
show. The regular house attractions
completeH the long program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-10
TIVOLT-.Eyerybody's Acting"

At Crandall's Tivoh the first two
days of the current week, four distinc-
tive appeals to the amusement seek.
er's taste are utilized. The major
screen feature Is Paramount's produc-
ton of "Everybody's Acting" in which
Betty Bronson is pictured in the
pivotal role. Among the auxiliary at
fractions are Foxs inimitable combi-
nation kid and animal comedy, Ma
poleon, jr.," in which two youngsters
hardly out of the baby class boss
elephants, tigers, leopards, bears and
other ferocious denizens of the noun
tains, jungles and plains in truly
amusing and equally astonishing fash
ion; the latest Pathe Review and
new release Of the popular Topics of
the Day"
The entertainment is effectively
rounded out by. pipe organ contribu-
tons of George Emmans, concert or
ganist. and Ida V. Clarke, associate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-10
Noted Criminal Lawyer Dead.

NEWPORT, KY. January TO W
Col. r. w. Nelson, 81, died at his nome
here yesterday. Col. Nelson won nation
wide fame as criminal lawyer when
he aided in the prosecution OF Alonza
WaIling and Scott Jackson, dental
students, who were convicted ana
hanged for the murder of Pearl Bryan,
whose headless body was found in the
woods near here more than 20 years
a
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CENTRAI-"Her Honor, the
Governor"

Pauline Frederick, one of the most
brilliant of Americas stars of the
stage and screen, is pictured at Gran
dall's Central the first two days of
this week in the title role of Her
Honor, the Governor" vehicle which
affords her admirable opportunity to
display talents that have pl aced her
among the foremost actresses of her
day. The story is an engrossing one
The companion comedy Offering for
the first bill of the week is Mack Sen
nett's two-reel aughmaker in which
are utilized the talents of a majority
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happily, having witnessed a great
love-"
Benjamin Christensen, who Is d.
recting now in this country, plays
the role of the artist with fine under
standing. Walter SleZak and Nora
Gregor head a splendid group of sup
porting actors.
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METROPOLITAN -" Just Another
Blond"

The slangy, every day, human folk
who people Coney Island and the
sidewalks of New York are portrayed
at the Metropolitan this week in a
thoroughly enjoyable picture, Just
Another Blond"
The production is not Just another
picture" but is one of the best in
which Dorothy Mackaill has appeared,
and it also contains Jack Mulhall,
William Collier. jr., and Betty Byrne,
Washington girl. II is picture rich in
human interest. clean. fast and laugh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-10

of the Sennett comics and feminine
beauties, "Hubby's Quiet Little Game.
Abbreviated camera subjects or varied
interest and appeal and pipe organ
music complete the entertainment.
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PROF. HIRTH DIES AT 81.
Was Foremost Authority on Chin
nese Language and Literature.

MUNICH, January 10 R).-Prof.
Friedrich Hirth, foremost authority
on Chinese language and literature,
died yesterday at the age of 81. He
formerly was associated with the UNI
versitv of Vienna and was professor
of the Dean Lung School of Chinese
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ANBASSADOR-"Just Another
RIOude."

William Fox's two-reel jazz version
of o. Henry's amusing tale of Babes
In the Jungle" a comedy based on a
real idea and prolific in situations of
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Dairy Meeting
Set For Tonight

To consider the beSt method of
bringing more dairvmcn to lmpcrial
Valley, meeting will be held ut the
Farm Advisor 5 office at the court
house tonight at $50.
The meeting will be the second on
this subject. the first having been
held at Holtviile recently. The
movement. which was originated by
the Holtville Chamber o. Commerce
has expanded to include the other
valley chambers Of commerce, dairy
ganizations, bankers and other
representative bodies. Anyone in
terested in the subject is invited 20
attend.