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New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

filed against him hy Kuchcr was malicious and slandcrouS ana that the Hartford paper is liable for printing the accusations against him.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Hot Chocolates
 Coming to Parsons

"Hot Chocolates" q negro musi- cal revue, will be brought to Par sons theatef, Hartford, Monday evening, February 24, for three nights and q Wednesday matinee, after seven months run in New York, where it was generally con- ccdcu one of tho best shows of it's kind yet given to the stage. IL is said 10 be q spirited. fast t-stepping and expert display of Afric ac- Complishmcnts, especially in the dancing line. The young bloods from Harlem may be depended upon to dance with an immense amount of energy and willingness.
 Most of he performers in the show had their start in Comics inn, q rendezvous in Manhattans up town colored section. "Jazzlips' Richardson and Edith Wilson of the featured members received their first Broadway recognition after appearing in the Harlem honby-tonks and floor shows. Other comedians in the company are Billy Higgins, Billy MaNcy. Row land Holder, Dolly Mccormack, Margaret .Simms, Cabcl Galloway, the Six Crackcrjacks, Russell Wood- ins's Jubilee Singers and the speedicst of all fast-stepping danc- ing groups, the Bon Bon -Buddies. A diminutive specially dancer in the person of Baby Cox is one of the features.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
NO NO ANNETTE
 STRAND FEATURE
Comedy Hit Tops the List at
 Popular Theater

The screen production of No, No, Nancttc." which opens at the Strand Sunday for days, will contain song hits from the original stage show as well as many new numbers which have already attained great popularity since the recent release of this colorful First National pie turr,
 Tea For Two" and "l Want To Bo Happy" from tine footlight pro duction will be heard in the Vita phone edition. sung by q chorus of I5U and the two featured leads. Bcr- nice Claire and Alexander Gray. These two songs were among the couutry's best sellers when No. No, Nanctle" was having it's sensational success, on Broadway.
 The big number Of the picture, however, is King of the Air. by Eddie Ward and Al Bryan, one of Hollywood $ most harmonious song writing teams. Three other num- bcrs based on lavish scenes in the film are Dancing on Mars by Michael IT. Cleary, Ned Washington aud Herb Magidson The Japanese Ballet" by M. Jerome and Herman Ruby; and "The Dance of the Wooden Shoes" by Clcary, Wash ngton and Magidson.
 And also there arc Pretending, '" by Ruby and Jerome and As Long As I'm With You" by Harry K. Akst and Grant Clarke,
 No, No. Nanottc' is one of the most lavish pictures ever produced at the First National Studios. Four of the big sequcnces-thc Holland, Japan. New York and Mars episodes each cost more than the entire original stage production.
 The cast Of noted playcrs in cludcs Lucicn Littlefeld. Louise l'a- zcnda. Lilyan Tashman, Bert Roach, Iasu Pitts. Mildred Harris Henry Stockbridgc and Jocclyn Lee. Clar- .encc Badger directed and Larry Ccballos was in charge Of the dances.
 On Thursday Mary Brian and Richard Arlen will be offered ln Burning Up." an all talking TO- nance with thrills and gasps. An excellent vaudeville show is also be- ing arranged.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
GRAND THEATER, HARTFORD

Sailing under the same banner for the past three seasons and finding no reason for changing it's title.
 Hello Paree." one of the most de- serving of buriesquc shows, will again make q bid for favor at the Grand theatcr in Hartford all next week, opening with the usual mat lnec Monday afternoon at 2:I5. Pre- Naillng smart fun and unique song hits, coupled with hilariously funny comics and one Of the most beauti- ful companies of girls, Hello Parees comes to Hartford with the highest recommendation from other towns. Lee Hickman. tramp comedian Of national rcnown and Mildred Frank lyn. dramatic and singing idol are especially featured and the show offers LaNiIla Nave. d prime favor ite in sensational dancing, as an added attraction. Among the others in the able supporting cast arc Eleanore Abbic, blonde soubrcttc. Eida Langor, another pert sou brettc. Milt Davis, second comcdjan: Alan Bard, juvenile Dorothy Fuller. ingenue and blues singer: Billy Woodall. straight business and q large chorus of saucy spritcs who work overtime in the scrcamingly funny scenes.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
RICHARD DIX AT EMBASSY THEATER
Mystery and Romance in "Seyen
 Keys to Baldpate''

Thrills suspense, mystery anI romance arc some of the highHghts of Richard DiN's first starring Vc- hiclc for Radio Pictures, "Scvcn Keys to Baldpatc," which had its first local showing todaX at the En- bassy thcater.
 Dix gives one of the finest per formanCcs of his long screen carc"r as Magcc, the novelist who meets with many adventures while spend ng thc night in q deserted tavern irving to write q novel.
 9Th" cCric shadows of f}uldpato Inn. the bowling of the wind out side, and the ominous sound of soy rn keys turning. 'onc by ono, in the lock of the tavern door, all create an atmosphere of my Stcry that riN- cts ones attention on the screen. The surprise ending of the story is one that even the most imaginative minds will not guess.
 Dix is supported by an unusually
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
least of Character-)

I'r be To!me. ..... Bernard J. M."wrn
 Jasper ................... %aIr Bu5hy Inspector Wise ........ Douglas 'osSro' e Frank tio-t .............-. i>IuE Calder EToreurc Waller ........ uylr @facEpolc NIr. Gray .................. Losno k.ug The stranger ........... stephen Clark
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
THRILLER BOOKED
 AT THE CAPITOL
The Bishop Murder Case Starts
 Today

"The Bishop Murder Case" at the Capitol thcatcr today for four days is an example of what keen dircc- tion and intelligent acting can do with respect to putting over sue ccssful mystery story on the screen.
 The Metro -GoldWyn- Mayer alI- talking thriller succeeds where :o many have failed, because it puta over its illusions effectively with out rcsortinS to the usual hokum associa ed with this type of screen fare. Nick Grindo and David Hur- ion. co-dircctors. were inspired with q number Of original touches which make this hair-raisin- Nc- llcle very much worth while not only from the yj.wpoint Of enter lanmcrt but also as all insight into what effects may be achieved with expert photography
 The plot adapted from <, :. Van Dine's best seller, centcrs aboul tha deaths Of four individuals who's murderer has the Erucsomc habit of leaving beside each victim a black chess bishop and q jcoring note written in "Mothcr Goose" rhyme. To find this mysterious bishop is the job assigned to Detective Philo Vance, played in q finished manner by Basil Rathbona. While the audience is led to sus- pcct almost every character in tha cast, the identity of the murderer is not revealed until the closing sequences ot the film. This de- nouement is distinctive in being arrived at through logical steps rather than through an unexpected coincidence or some of the other shopWorn mystery "givcaVays."
 The work of the cast cannot he praised too highly Besides Eath- bone, it contains the well known character actor, Alec E. Francis. as Professor billiard; the attractive and capable Leila Hyams as Belle billiard; the inimitablo Roland Young as Arncsson, her lover: George Marion, Zelda Scars. Car roll Nyc James Donlan, Charles Quartermainc, sydney Braccy. NcI- lie By Baker, Dclmarc Dawes and Clarence Gcldcrt, all of whom give adequate performances.
 on Wednesday two talkics will b. offered presenting Edward Everett Horton with Patsy Ruth Miller in The Aviator" and Corinnc Griffith in her first talkic Lilies of the Field
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

strong cast of players, two of whom enact the same roles i'll the pictur" that they played in George M. Co hans original production of the play in New York more than q decade ago. They are Joseph Allen and Carleton Macy.
 "Scycn Keys 10 Baldpato" was adapted to the talking screen by Jane Murhn from Earl Dcrr Big gers story, and directed for Radio Pictures by Reginald Barker, The personality C Dix, the splendid per formanccs of his supporting cast, the thrilling development of the plot and the mysterious setting for the action, make this film one Of the most intriguing offerings shown
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
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 After being delayed by mechanical difficulties for 94 hours, "Tho Blue Ghost had it's first performance last night at Parsons thratcr in Hart ford. AS mystery plays go, this is a pretty fair sample with tho custom arv amount of thrills and chills and not a few surprises.
 Mystery plays differ from other dramatic efforts in one important respect sqoaI7 from he feminine portion oI the audience rather than applause dotormin" the impression they arr. making. SQucals and ucr- yous laughter last evening manifested ihc reaction Of the play on many Of thu Spectators,
 The Blue Ghost" hauurs the nome of Dr, DcFormrr on am jsolat- cd cliff somewhere on the California coast. Many horrible crimes are ascrih"d 10 his activities. The phy- siCjau's homo has a number of sc crct passages which make it possible for the ghost person to appear sud denly at many different spots and which account for the vanishing Of several of the characters. The story works up to a suitable surprise eli max just as It appears that everyone is 10 he blown 10 smithoreens through the agency of q vial of po- tent explosive liquid which the doe tor hurls to the floor, The plot has q bootlcggcr- hijackcr background.
 The east does the play reasonably well, considering the fact that it is q new offering. Bernard J. McOwcn has inc role of the doctor and. by his manners, contributes lh" proper air of mystery 10 the yarn. Nate Bus by, as q colOrcd servant. who is all ways on the verge of being scared 10 dcath, is the most prominent member of the cast, He portrays his character with striking fidelity, ro- ltcving tense situations with his com ic lines or conduct just at the point where someone in the audience might be expected to explode with excitement. Leslie King is realistic as an aged and maniacal dope ficnd who knows all the secrets of the house. King Calder and Lyle Stack pole figure in the story as an cX- convict determined to go straight and an adventures.
 "The Blue Ghost" will be played again tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
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at the Embassy thcator in many l months.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Theater Review
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Sponsors tIL-LLL, ElI-L, D.LInA-

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Hartford, Feb. - - John 0. Os- tcrlund was given a week in which to file $75 bond for prosecution Of his islander and libel suit by Judge Newell Jennings in superior court yesterday. Joseph G. Kuchcr and the Hartford Courant are the de- fcndants. Ostcrlund is seeking dam ages of $l75,O00 claiming that suit
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

q Want My Wife" is the title of Ia new farce, written by E. M. Kaye and produced by Murray Phillips. It will open at Parsons theater, Hartford, for an engagement of thrcc days. commencing Thursday evening, February 27. It is de- scribed as q hilariously funny farce, the three acts of which are chock- full of farcical situations.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
USE i5 TONS OF DYNAMITE

.Amador Cal, Feb. 22 P)-To loosen rock used in the Salt Springs dam here, 45 tons of dynamite were exploded in ono blast, breaking up J00,00O tons of granite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
STOMACH UPSET

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

at the Fox Friday. It is heralded with
the advance reputation Of being one
OF the funniest pictures made since
the advent Of the "talkies."
It Is John Ford's first humorous d.
rectorial effort for Fox Movietone, the
story, an original by Maurine Watkins,
author of Chicago" revolving around
the earnest efforts OF two hard-boiled
burglars to promote q romance that
begins behind the bars.
Spencer Tracy, Broadway star Of
The Last Mile" and Warren Humer
play the roles Of loves little helpers,
with Humphrey Bogart and Claire Luce,
Of "Follies" fame, in the romantic roles.
William Collier. ST., and Joan "Cherie"
Lawes, daughter of the warden at Sing
Sing, also are featured.
Al Lyons, "Aristocrat Of JAZZ" wiz
make his farewell local appearance this
week, with the Fanchon and Marco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

will struu his guitar to the accompani-
ment to many Of the newest popular
songs Of the day.
Supplementing Lucas In the stage
show will be William and Joe Mandel,
agile comedians; castro and White,
faSt-stepping songsters, assisted by
Bernice Marshall. Sunny Schuck and
the King Sisters, and Clifford and
Marion, Vitaphone Variety entertainers,
in comedy moments. The Vitaphone
Variety. THE Intruder" with Otto
Kruger, star of 1.-THE Royal Family"
Veree Teasdale and Alan Brooks; the
Earle Orchestra overture, and the Earle
News Events will complete the enter
tainment.
sup the River"
Due At FOx Friday.
NIP THE RIVER" described Is q
~ genuinely hilarious comedy, opens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

the new week on Friday. 1t Is prom
ised as gripping tale Of the UNDER
world, with the thrill Of gangdom and
smart speakeasies.
Holt blossoms forth as a master mind
OF the rum-running fraternity, suave,
immaculate and very much at home
both in society and behind the scenes
OF hi-1acquerie. Ostensibly o success
ful real estate man with a nice ONCE,
q beautiful home and a charming wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

and tells where his father y n hiding.
Others in the cast ere Matt Moore.
zasu Pitts, Robert Ellis ana Mathew
Betx
The supplementary program win tn-
clude Ruth citing. the ziegfeld star. IN
the Vitaphone variety "Roselano"; en
Vitaphone variety drama 'aThe vicNEa.@
and the Graham McNanaee taIk2A8
neWSreel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

and young son. he actually Is at death
grips with rival bootleg leaders. He
deals swift justice TO squealer.. He
walks into his rivals lair alone to force
stall the death of his favorite hench-
man, and he walks out alone, leaving
behind him dead gang loader.
Dorothy Revier, as the wife, Is CO.
starred with Holt. Davy Lee, who rose
to fame in roles with Al Jolson, Is the
little child. who innocently ''squeals"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

81OAlu4 EA1OAos
AL last season
Broadwayites q c.
claimed its strong
appeal at the
Charles Hop kins
Theater, and its
local engagement
Is part of an ex-
tensive road tour.
It Is the story OF
q romance Of two
young idealists,
Michael and Mary.
The latter, deserted
by q brutal hus-
band and helpless
in her extremity /,
meets Michael in a
British museum,
with real love the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

q n mVcfnablonAl
favorite, London,
Paris, B erltn,
Rome, Naples and
Moscow doubtless
will be anxious to
know the verdict
Of w ashin 6 ton
tl1eater goers.
"A Lady'S Nor
ais" is described -
q beautiful and
touching love story
Of Jenny Lind, q
once popular and
int I'm q tionally
KIN o W n star Of
song, who in her
early " n ties
meets q composer
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

ALWAYS covering themup. :. blotches, PIN.
n pies, blackheadsl Always covering them
up-but never doing anything to eradicate
their cause!
Even Cleopatra's Justly famed toiIetries could
never hide the teIl-taIe symptoms of intestinal
sluggishness and neglect.
You, who take pilP' at regular intervals,
will learn that the day of reckoning must come.
Violent, harsh laxatives are internally destruc-
tive Eventually you pay staggering price for
temporary relief. Yet the cost of permanent
relief is small! And the source well known.
Not weakening diets, torturous treatment
Just Natures means for correcting that COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
Denishawn Dancers
At Belasco October 81.
Frieda Hempel Concert
ct Auditorium, October rs.

ERTEDA HEMPEI., the famous colora-
4 tura soprano, will give one Of her
"Jenny Lind Concerts" at the Wash
ington Auditorium Saturday, October
IS, at 8 pm.
Miss Hempcl, who VIII oner varied
ELECTION Of songs. has in her concert
company Q pianist and o fiutist, both
Of whom viii play group Of solos be-
sides accompanying the prirna donna IN
her eonas and operate aE1aa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters
"a Lady's Morals"
world Premier ct Columbia.

T%HE world premiere Of "A Lady's
Morals" at the Columbia the
alter Is announced for Saturday
Of this week. It will mark the
initial appearance Of Miss Grace
Moore on the silver screen, and a.
Miss Moore has the distinction Of being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

n ADGE KENNEDY, the ever
M popular stage and screen star,
I'M viii be seen In A. A. Mines
successful comedy, Michael
and Mary" at the Belasco
Theater next week. commencing Nom
day, under the auspices Of the Profess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15
Lightner and Lucas
Join Stars ut the Earle.

WINNIE L1oHTNER and Nick Lucas,
W the stars of "0olddiggers of
Broadway" will be reunited again on
one program at Warner Bros Earle on
Saturday. Miss Lightner holds forth on
the screen in her latest comedy, THE
Life of the Party" and Nick Lucas,
The Grooming Troubadour," in person.
The Life of the Party" o Warner
Bros Vitaphone attraction, presents
Winnie as q gold-digging girl whose
ambition IL to do old millionaires. She
gets away with no end of fine clothes
and tries to hook a millionaire for her
girl friend, Irene Delroy, who, however.
spoils the plan by falling In love. The
picture Is said TO be lone long laugh"
The cast also Includes Jack Whiting,
Charles Butterworth and Charles
Jtldels.
Nick Lucas returns with 81 entirely
new repertoire Of grooming melodies and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

milky way" idea IS the stage feature.
Noree, Arabian danseuse, In featured;
Stone and Lee present their hilarious
sxit, 1.-THE STAR" and Bert Faye, Steve
Moroni, Joe Clifford and the Sunkist
Beauties make up the remainder OF the
cast.
Ron and Don, featured organist,
going collegiate" with a new organ
lobby exhibit from the Biological Sur
vey of the Department of Agriculture.
Leon Brusiloff and the Fox Music
Masters and the Fox Movietone News
complete the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

aftermath. Although Mary's husband
IL still alive, they chance bigamous
marriage and face whatever dangers
might come in the future. After IA
years Of happiness the first husband,
learning Of their whereabouts, attempts
to tntimidAte them with blackman and
dies Of heart disease IS Michael elects
him from the house. Faced with the
suspicion Of murder and harboring their
secret of bigamy, their predicament is
precarious. It Is with the surprising
developments that the play is con-
cerned.
The cast assembled in support of
Madge Kennedy includes Terrence
Neill, George Alison, John Spacey,
Maurice Greet, Donald Randolph, Harry
Dorton, May Ediss, Gertrude Rivers
Alison and Virginia wallace.
Particularly attractive settings are
promised. The direction Of the pro-
duction Is credited to Mr.. Hopkins.
silk Stocking Revue"
Next Feature ut Gayety.
"CILK STOCKING REVUE" an adj
dition to this seasons Mutual
Burlesque circuit Of burlesque and
vaudeville, win be the attraction at the
oayety Theater next week. 1t will
have q stage equipment, it is an
nounced, Of colossal and picturesque
Importance. unique In It's presentation
Of fun devices.
An extra attraction VIII be the one
and only Hindu wassau, who has come
70 washington by airplane from Holly
wood at the request Of Manager Lake.
Frank X. silk, comic tramp, the star.
and Jean Pearson, prima donna, are
featured. The cast includes also Earl
Root. Billie Lamont Almond Monte,
Dorothy Maye, Milton Bronson, Paul
Jerome, Yvonne Melford and Tereta
Sheaffer, with q chorus OF silk
etockinged beauties in two big scenes,
"Atta Boy Horace" and Baggage
once"
Denishawn Dancers
At Belasco October 81.
TED SHAWN, prominent American
- exponent Of the dance, and group
of the Denishawn Dancers are scheduled
10 appear at the Shubert- Belasco The
ater next wednesday. october ~, at Q
matinee performance.
The company In support Of Mr.
shawn will include Ernestine Day
Negenia Beck, Gladys Tinker, Phoebe
Bauglam, Muriel Barnett Martha Hin
man, Vivian Berman, Campbell Griggs
and Jack Cole. Mary Campbell VIII oe
at the piano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-15

mon trouble Intestinal Fatigue. This ele-
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-. the corrective food endorsed BY leading
specialists and world-hmed physicians.
Yeast, you know, is plant, food. Taken
as regular part of your diet, it moistens and