New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1916, Page 4

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1916. | News for Theater Goers and Women Readers The Best Plays A STORY YOU CAN BEGIN AT ANY TIME For the Best Peoplo In the Best Theater. B . G Tonight and Saturday & | ... He ES l(mieand Hls o Ma"flee and ngm o By ZOE BECKLEY “THE LITTLE § Hi ! , is Answer - i MILL[ONAIRE” 2 i What a poison to mind, heart and body is anger! And how my | | B4 pretty Dresses, 144 - % You will find them here— y for you! Cooi, scheme of writing our differences out instead of lashing each other with i Waists, Suits—Stylish Trimmed Hats, the Sport Coats and INAL WEEK___ Litter words has helped to cast the vile poison of anger out of the blood! or e Fairyland for Women. Open a ‘“‘Charge Account” and enjoy You express the fear that Wanda might take me away from you ; thi s 2 5 3 e these pretty things. MAY 22nd Now, if you had uttered that as a sneer in our quarrel instead of as a 2 i g fear, I would have thought, and perhaps said: “Well, Wanda is the better - SUITS estimonial“’eek : woman. For, see how friendly she feels toward you, and how ugly and | SUITS AT ...........$1098 COATS AT unfair is your attitude toward her!” SUITS AT L..lls12.75 COATS AT . But when in reasonableness and gentleness you write the same thing ; : 5 JOATS AT ; S5 3 > the same : SUITS AT -..........816.75 COATS AT for A“l‘ed CrOSS —that Wanda might take you away from me, I want to come ta you, as I W And up to $50-00. G And up to § am coming, and, taking you in my arms, give you assurance and proof i ‘ i Presenting that neither Wanda nor any other woman on earth can or will ever take THE ; GREAT MUSICAL yaur place in my heart, FARCE Why, dearest, you fear of my lcving any one but you in the same oA MEN’S SUHTS . = way makes me laugh with, sheer relief at the ease with which I can prove B and |} to you the impossibility of it! | 3 $10 $12 $14 up i Yet even as I write thus surely, my dearest, I am aware of a vague | & feeling of fear. I know it is the effect of your sudden quarrel. . It makes TOPCOATS $15 UP > me think of what I felt when, for the first time in my life, I felt the | \ = — P GIHL earth quake beneath my feet. I was so accustomed to feeling the earth : S FURNISHINGS SAY “CHARGE IT” PAY WEEKLY as absalutely immovable that when suddenly it shook under me the sen- sation and the uncertainty it left in me was as indescribable as it was - sickening. SPECIAL FEATURES So with our quarrel. Here were you and I so perfectly sure that we ABORATE SPECIALTIES loved each other as no other human beings ever loved before! So sure Seats on Sale Saturday that even if we loved each other less we were too well bred to shout 687—695 MAIN STREET fight for the Entire Week. vituperation at any one, much less each other. Then suddenly—the quak- ||| 4 8 ) tinees, Tues.,, Thurs. and ing of what seemed solid earth the moment before! Oh, the harrible feel- HARTFORD Sat., 10c and . 20c. ing! The feeling that nothing is sure—nothing stable, that anything ights at 8:15, 10c, 20c, 30c¢, could collapse, no matter how firm it seems, how determined you are to g keep it immavable! So that is what our quarrel has done to me. I no longer feel that utter conviction I felt before aur quarrel, when I used to swear that nothing would ever part us; that my lave for you would last as long as breath was in me. Not that I feel any less love for you than before! In- deed, really and truly, my dearest, you are all dearer to me for the dark hour we have scen together. Only having once felt the earth shake be- neath my feet, nothing seems unchanging, immovable, impossible again. Oh, my dearest, we must not—we dare not quarrel. I want my old . Tonight.and Saturday feeling back that nothing can ever pat us! Nor do I ever want again Charlic Chaplin In to feel the poison of anger against ycn burning through my veins as it did. I feel we are two birds, strang and able to defend ourselves when “THE FDOORWADKER” together. But watching us somewhere is a hawk, waiting for us to divide ¢ our strength In a quarrel. And woe to us if he gets his chance—.the - Ry : > e Arpcamnceotihe hawk of Disunion! ) ; 0 ’ £ : Topsy Turvy [Popular Comedian As a Let us never quarrel again, dearest. Or, since T now see no two s 3 . . . bvfusual Star. human beings living together can escape quarreling at some time, let us ‘ ] : A conductor held the car for me | to be sure and have a certain garment at least ward off as much as possible the harm of quarreling by writing % i A the other day. which she had just bought reach her and winning each other to greater understanding and love instead of . i As usual, I had over-calculated my | home that evening. Don’t Miss It g shouting misunderstanding and hatred in each other’s faces, o G y time (I am one of those hopeless op- | “I don’t know as we can,” said the i t (Capyright, 1916, S. S. McClure.) E ' 5 3 b b ; timists who always think up to the |salesgirl with a harassed air. § —_— S ’ very last minute that they have plenty | What Makes the Wheels Go Round So» Other Big Films of time) and was only half way down Fast? AR ‘TESTIMONIAL WEEK CHARLIE “CHAP” ON s e e TR Uk my street when the trolley hove fn | ... FWS2 : ; ; i sight. Tk ductor saw me, how- a High Class Vaudeville . 4 [Ses ARe 00 the customer. “Tell them I must. FOR ALFRED CROSS| KEENEY BILL TONIGHT ' e Syorpand Geldisheycatiunilid feortll s iFintit ) aald thelgliL — ¢ reach it. ; : g o $ . Naturally, I was grateful. Ir I| Why do delivery trucks rush about [ 5 4 Z . o . AT ¥ ! A § = e s 1 ve | the streets at high pressure? st S S b " Hungry for Chaplin comedy, which s o e Pad Missed e ATk Should have.! Because the customers who must Testimonial week will be celebrated | they missed during the period nego- “ Figow, 2% ; - B « JSSIb ONiTaseons.y 4 | have things tonight are exerting that, at the Lyceum beginning next Mon- | tiations for the famous screen star's | S ; G — g TAggonly Crdlnaty e A e essurel day in honor of Alfred Cross the popu- | cOntract were in progress, local people | 3 = | It's all in the point of view, isn't it? “What a nuisance a telephone is!" self. ; X N are filling Keeney's theater every 52 i lar leading man who by his falthful | pipe'in Yheir anxiety to renew . oo | Ioimasithe husy HmoRofithesday | cnelot my ounsimalas saifitolmegoib- terday, after she had traveled from work in this city for the past three | quaintance with the eccentric 3676. liflf,l)p‘ctfl s:ffffr;ocoflir'ha; c;n;m:o\:; HARTFORD years has won a host of friends.| 000 a year entertainer.” Chaplin is e T oot T D e e ooam v rikonion o lansweria Eall b nite T Menp 9y iho sodigls fok T en E::;vpx;}:‘,;]ihr{?rfl::f Mf“‘"zl L o herself has declared it to be the one | made an unusually long stop and 170 use ‘l‘.“k“?,"" Lthevicertainivi eat up s Week. . Twice Daily. Britain are interested in this display | j, ol P 0 BEE oF & series of xe- PAULINE FREDERICK which she has most enjoved playing. | turned around, saying irritably to my- : & 1ot of time. The Season’s Sensation of regard for Mr. Cross and are de- | shown tonignt agi i S pEs] Audrey is a simple, unsophisti self, “What are we waiting for now’ Twenty Round Trips Saved o e = ‘ ] o v 1gh nd omorrow when | 3 S - - » 2 = . ! | he woods who had been res- 4 4 A 4 - | Walked Jlmmy Y ) i T e T e e e s e e ON THE FOX SCREEN Elrt ol e Rag s 'nia | From Another Point of View. | A few minutes later she discovered : most successful ever witnessed at the | screen. i 4 - ‘mde the household drudge of a | We were waiting for a woman who | that she had forgotten to order eggs T 0. Cuntio e d foany Lyceum. On Monday night it is the| During the first part of the week | Ior today and tomorrow the man-| WE® 00 T 0l 60 08 S0t | had signalled the car from half way | when the order man called, and rushed jhe Man Who Turned Sor- || plan to fill every seat in the Lyceum | the last of the Essanay Chapln fea- ment of Fox's has booked two stel- [ WYROCT T B0 b0 o o by an angry | up her street. |to the telephone to ask the grocer to row to Joy with friends and admirers of the lead- | t\xrf‘% a hurl(*sq\:m on “Carmen’” Was | lar attractions that are incomparable r;wh that believes her to be in :h‘e‘ Presumably, that was the way the 'add a (Inzeu.clzgs to her order. Now atinees—10c, 20c. ing man. Ticke s wil B ale at ; shown to capacity audiences. While for their entertaining value. Pauline | power of a witch, and her experiences other people in the car had felt when |if she hadn’t had a telephone she venings—10c, 20c, 30c, 50c. inegso=formueibesloning JRIonde viandl i oBc i a0 R DD Sl ST e L e e e e e e e an (srt il tor ||\chSReonic ok wal ten8 forhae { would have had to walk a half mile, may be purchased in advance for any | the elaborate photocomedies produced | L CoeTick, s : 2 : ” | Itsall in the point of view, isn't it? | or a distance equivalent to twenty o : : ! City,” will be seen in the Famous |and photoplay. : Sipointiof] ke s R NS’ cLe et ilate o in thiof | ereen Pmcrt‘;im:::gu:f”d:vsonfffszof"r B. Warner, the popular Broadway star | scenes in “The Raiders,” in which H. | :h:t N e | aierior oty it icompinesl Etralzhill e colivith bnus Ty lrolndl aslmuen e oo - antis (V. Lt Kopl sRdebuERunden tnekRinelj B Avarn exlar nearsiasithe vouneieleRloiy o on 6 cp me s (Lt i i et e n | BTEE T e pointior iew, lanté 16T EATRE o sic. “My Dream Girl” is a novelty | ever in his funny anties and laughed “TiS bammer in “Iho Raide : who defeals the plans of clever crooks | i eed. ‘“Some of those men ought to| And so are many things about L L qritor in musical comedy. It will be made | uproariously during the entire time | 1. aooy ool ith Tale e | 0 R oo o ot tho 5o~ | be arrested,” she said. which we permit ourselves to become }O MUSICAL GEMS IN more so under the capable manage- | the satire on the famogs e by happy BlElaW thhalnistoeam inagou i fartin g it = : ° | A day or two later I was shopping ' censorious or impatient without look- ¢“THE FIREFLY” ment of the Lyceum as the plan is to | before them. uS OPera Was | pepind her sped madly down ‘he|of a terrible Tun, the narrow escape | A Ga¥ ox two later T was salesgirl | ing at both sides of the matter. Now Being Sung By Inject into it something of the vaude-| Tonight and tomorrow | course, easily out-distancing all her | from the forest camp, and many cther | Vi shcax alesgirl | . The Opera Players e e { are in store for them Cz‘,{’;“; 'a“‘ghs competitors, and was greeted with a | quick moving moments keep you on i : 3 i G | S : n plays s she won the race. | the jump all the time. 3 f#c Muslcal Bfock COmPELY| rerider Jsaveral, plano selections—ithe rola of a Soorwalker in'nfdepast: | JUISE Of applause as she won the tace || the jump all the time. - == C Ever Organized e ety o It was Pauline Frederick, the beau red Mace in “An Oily Scoundrel, Ly Nights, 75¢ to 10c, (500 [ Works ot t:}fa,r“:i;e;simmcgne e e R R jgny mistakes | p)'Sear who eschowed the role of ad- [ two recls of fun and laughter, and e bd Seats at 250); Matinees, | {08 & POREAT S0 H O b adway. | In this field he knows o roneiont | venturess to play the title role. “Au-|the Paramount Burton Holmes Trav- and Sat.), 50c to 10c. s 111 be ziven: a.| the audl oW to dlease 3w i gistinctly different from any | elogue complete a program of Jlelect- : Then Philip Sheffield will be given a | the audience. The new picture is on. v, hioh Miss Frederick has | able attractions that snould iease and | LONDON TURNED chance to continue the work he has | tirely original and Charles has somg | Character which Miss S Al e e e L 2 . Week of May 22 ing in the past musical shows. | excellent opportunities to Gisplasy ever played on the screen beforc and | delight e: EYEEvapatron | Tads a”d Fas won USS’ “A WAITZ DREAM” been doing in the p: i it e - o play the OUT THIS PELERINE 2 4 He is preparing a song whicl as | talents whic made him famous| __ » ey S — p Kiss That Lasts a Minute | = '\ . "cung in public here before, | throughout the world. Charlie gots el onderrult St = - alim Mines L T and also has a duct with Miss Wini- | $676,000 a year for his Work and the | §ave itself up to an era of vice and j wonderful Strauss rhythm that has Shoes have long, slim lines. fred Wellington. Miss Wellington will | ilm makers consequently have to | ¢rook melodramas you xxm particu- | ma e_gh; composer fm‘n?us all over : — A, " 2o sing a solo. Miss Julie Herne | charge fancy prices for the pictures |1arly enjoy “Bock Home.” It is an |the civilized world. Originally pro- p Parasals are hand-painted. Who surprised her host of friends|in which he appears. Consequently |©ld-fashioned comedy filled with |duced in Vienna, where it ran for ; — 9 This week by the manner in which | the theater managers sufficiently en- |SOme of the finest bits of humor and | two seasons, “A Waltz Dream” also Low shoes will show buckles. X S she “puts over’ her charming sSong, | terprising to book the releases ..re In- | Characterizations ever done by Mr. |proved phenomenally successful in PRI “Peach Me How To Love, will be | creasing the admisslon price for | COPb ard displaying Mr. Velller's re- | London and New York. o Large neck frills are still popu- another soloist. Thomas Senna, vigo Chz\pli]x: d?‘ys to secure at least an Zz;kf\ir‘le‘;bimy.‘ }[2.( (:Trs;:e “;"rl nte‘ = — lar, of drilling the | “even break.” At Keeney’s the excep- | S e par f 5 >st, 3 e - Now Playing ’:f,‘:,l;f;g m“i;‘m‘”fif“fe, stage duties to | tlon prevails, however, the m:mngg- | Which was created by John Cope and ;SALTS IF BACKACHY The newest reticules are very small, PAULINE FREDERICK perform, will do a little skit that won | mnt having decided to give the pa- J-le‘gn; White will be “Jeff :‘h?’ AND KIDNEYS HURT e favor for him in big time vaudeville | trons the benefit of its efforts and al- | €0lored servant. G _;:Iflbnalfem~m beautiful and talented not so many years ago. His will be | though the Charlie “Chap” reels are “““‘0“““"_ toabfthereRwil f] & S?f‘(‘“ Drink lots of water and stop eating a song and dance. Frank Wright will | the most expensive on the market New | VOnir, matince on M"‘;““’_ pienyeltts) meat for a while if your also be down for a number, outside | Britain photoplay lovers will have :L-“n‘( ,Ne 1_2“0"“ to "“‘t;“’emfl"::ep:_esg Bladder troubles you. of the regular order of the show. chance to see them without paying a | €0t ere w 1 h? a stage receptio a e e - ‘ Jhis | Wednesday ~afternoon immediately | (o0 oo TP TS 5 rose chiffon “AUDREY” cent extra for the privile ! : —_— feature of the Chaplin shows iIs bound | f0llowing the matinee, at which ome | . 4"au11 ‘misery in the kidney resion > ¢ = H. B. WARNER, Twfl MDTHERS ]’ELL Eoliroveattractiveliandlwneniithe fin=|ofRtT enla versiwill Rneceivelith ol na gl st (ol S Aol s e 1 trons on the stage. As usual re- Y ternational comedian is on the pro- € ing too much meat, says a well-k aa B; o s 2 ing to ch meat, says a well-known He célebrated Broadway gram. full houses are aseured. freshments will be served. e W s e e s star, in How Their Sickly Children Were Made | Contracts have been made to zet all = = overworks the kidneys in their effort o i s e TR = Strong and Well. the Mutual releases for Keeney's and | RUSH FOR SEATS AT foflier L Gom the bood ougl by Y Bottle green and beige are a much z i L s _ | Chaplin will be numbered among the sort of paralyzed and loggy. 3 gex liked cambination years littl 1 uf- | i come sort of p yzed ERY. R & THE RAIDERS feigr ;?mhf‘“‘:“:‘:‘:n;:‘ 2l S ho | Tegular entertainers. The usuai pro- PARSONS’ THEATER | when your kidneys get slugsish and : - etite, could not sleep and | 5ram will not be curtailed either ard clog you must relleve them, like you i i White silk gloves will be worn had 10 apperte, toN ad to keep her ; there Will be some high class dramatic e Sellove ot bowalnl renoTnc Al i 3 sgain this summer Fras B DeIv LIt Seats will be at a premium at the | body’s urinous waste, else you have 1. The doctors said noth- “movies’” and vaudeville every day. A ; — . " QUL ofechoo. t Parsons theater, Hartford, tonight |backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; Delicatonnlndest of fhiorachaltEaTs | 3 L N climate would | = g 3 € avor for ha P Open to Ladies at Any |ing but = 0an8 7, (00 when | “BACK HOME” NEXT and Saturday, if the same xatio ©f | your stomach sours, tongue 15 oo ; ] etilliin favoe for fhats | Dresses of wash silk are very fash- ionable. actress, in Pastel blue is charming over petal Hand-painted floral designs are still seen on hats. one day a friend asked us to try Vinol, increase in attendance is maintained | and when the weather is bad me, (o0 e 3 : o 0! 4 . b Cports coats of taffeta come In TNA BOWLING and after taking six bottles she does | AT POLI'S THEATER |that has prevailed for the past two |rheumatic twinges The urine 4 Selicrainiveararatnin ’ i days. Large audiences are cloudy, full of sediment. channels of- ALLEYS not look like the sa{n‘e‘cm:l“aush};a ::; i their approval of the splendid man- | ten get sore, water scalds and you are Church Sy, a fine appetite, ‘f’]‘;:e”i"l',, Mrs, F. B, | The final presentations of the new- |ner in which the Opera Players are | opliged to seek relief two or three Street, well, and Vinol did it all. lesti of Arboricen coviedles i Wi presenting “The Firefly,” the Hauer- |time quring the night. | . —— Hufford TolaRrca U — jed Jimmy> will be given at Poli's | bach-Friml comic opera that bristles | mitner consult a good, reliable phy- | Over a short skirt and bodice of | Black brassieres, either ple B Ty Cilaens 1ine gir1 | theater, Hartford tonight and tomor- | with musical gems and abounds In | gician at once or get from your phar- | peacock blue and green plaid is worn | {rimmed with lace or net » PH]LADELPHIA i monslen e row and present indications point to |good comedy, set off by a romantic | ,44st ahout four ounces of Jad Salts | ] o ch pointed peplum of green taf- | s ~ ate, and the doctor's e tory B o Webber is playing 2 e | o de(;mnxm S taltolbuitay ner j axsciandiences g Theiplavers iR hare [ EtOR IR O aR0 - Take a tablespoonful in a glass of | fotg, edged with narrow blue velvet : medicine di been given an enthusiastic reception | the title role with the of 8 Hico | brehintte ate i) : bl « DENTAL ROOMS up- I read about Vinol and got a bo_é- this week and have scored individual |fly and all the members of the big | 3"\ yidneys will then act fine. ribbon. A one S|(?€-d pelerine of the tle, and her improvement was rable, hits in their respective roles. Mr. | cast and chorus are making the ini- j o0 S o0 P B oge erom the | Same material takes a blue malines 93 M . s her strength returned and she is nOW | Crane especially gaining added pop- |tial week of the Opera Players a | &8 HEDMS BEVR I8 MORE LI TI€ | ruche and fastener of wide blue vel- T B e SR S et | S e o e e e il G, i AT D e e o s Pan aceentuateaith ‘alciustes Square-cut necks are finished with white aeroplane callars, Blazer stripes are used as trim- mings on children’s coats, A great deal of ribbon is used on the fashionable nightgown burg, pa. { the title part. will be given this evening and twice Over 25c Store We ask every New Britain mother | Next week’s attraction is the [on Saturda T WORK AT MODERATE of a frail, sickly, ailing child to try 'George M. Cohan theater success, A charming Viennese operatta, “A PRICES Vinol on our guarantee to return their «“Back Home,” a comedy that was | Waltz Dream,” will engage the at- poen trom 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. | money if it does not restore her written by Bayard Veiller, author of [tention of the Opera Players next undays by Appointment. child’s normal health. | “Within the Law,” and it is based | week. The music is from the brain White gauntlet gloves of kid, em=« broidered in calors, are smart, for generations to c'ean and stimulate | of spring flowers. sluggish kidneys, alsc to neutralize acids in the urine 5o it no longer irri- | A coffee with the real Mocha and tates, thus ending bladder weakness. | yava flavor that makes you pass vour Jad Salts is a life saver for regular | cyp the second time is worth its A fashionable fantasy is a tulle trilled cape for summer wear. The wide petticoat is coming into its own at a very rapid rate. ] | | The Clark & Brainera Co., Riker- upon Irving Cobbs stories of “Judge | 0f Oscar Strauss, who wrote the |meat eaters. It is incxpensive, can- | weight in gold but we only Dharrzel == £. MO KS: D.D. S. Hegeman, Druggists, New Britain, | Priest.” Lf you were fond of the |score for “The Chocolate Soldier,” [not injure and makes a delightful ef- | 39 cents. National Butter Co., 133 riana Monks,.l);ng_.S, Conx., ldrama; in the days before the stagedand other successes, and it has that ferv esrc.entvmma-wa.ter drink. Main street.—advt.