New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1918, Page 14

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Year's Guarantee | Delivered to Your Home Saturday A - T RN | o i o e s i I beld my breath, waiting to Dreler Early as They Won't Last Long at Th ©; ADELE GARRISON how Harry Underwood would extri- | | cate me from the doubtful situation G Problem. ‘ =—are WY ESS S S F 81 s P> H i X - Come right over to our table \ Dicky-bird.” he said. “I'll have the b still were imperative | little tov tables they have here so we } Wears | How Tarry Underwood Solved the time for anything butl acquiescence in | Curiously énough, for all my fear .—md H his flamboyant greeti dislike of the man, 1 was sure that he What Harry Said. would be able to do the thing he'd manded Har Underwood in | strength and security about him when | he chooses to let it show through the ) N BRITAIN S g vaitness brin P r : 4 . EW wa ss bring up another of these | mocking flamboyant mask he usi o enough to rally my panic-stricken v ese o flamboyant mask he usualiy | ) . /) LEADING TALKING-MACHINE STORE \ e “Dicky has just come into the cate ) waitress had departed with Dicky” i finished, but we'll ruin our digestions " vou order, and the one for more coffee of > \ with & Miss Fairfax, some one L : GRAFONOLAS 0 i don’t know | returned. my, e} xeq | Vith some more coff nd cakes just} which Mr. Underwood had spoken SR A VST . P S to zet a chance to say hello:” fuliilled his promise implied by hi = = = 4 5 i — . e e ST He summoned the waitress and ar- | favorite pm Trust vour Uncle cemed to have fallen out of the d worle » think t my husband vhile keeping up such @ running | absolute simplicity of h planation. e il toh oomeYatonall nixeRofichatiel Mhation oo thiheliest ‘I certainly am having the run of have selected this day of all days to} 2 WS ¥ e ‘ Acepmpany pretty, Intonsequent Tndmn | DeeD 8o minded piking along looking for a place fo ! Fairfax to the Fleur de Lis! Dicky had given me an off-hand, | eat when whom do I see hut little EAT FIGHT BEING ; e : ey ‘There was no possible explanation | Helle. Madge, as if it were' the| Mrs. Dicky here, with her hand on the 2 : | ould make to him. | couldn't| MOSt commonplace thing in the world | door knob. T grabbed her arm and \WAGED ON U. S, . S L R for us to meet in a tea room, each ac- | trolted right alonz with her without Rk i ons evory movement of ray life was! companied by some one else, and Miss | asking her whether she wanted me ot famous | ow werameed. and 1 knew that while | T8irfax and I had smiled at each | not. And here T find you also—the i othier in the cool, impersonal greeting . first crack out of the box! This is in the old days. when Dicky counted j 2L et (H, 1€ SO0 S : - ith which women so often mask the S G e CE D Lillian Underwood's husband his hest | en so ten A the my luck dry riend he wouldn't have ohjected to my junching with Harry. vet now he would have just cause for real di pleasure if he saw me-—as it would but - hpear to him—hobnobb with the | r‘ ST T il ot D E 'i‘ L K S e The deyil vou say!” Mr. Under- man who ha home. D010 . : o s . wood excluimed, and then, after only BY ROUTHE OAMWRON friendship. even lo decent com- i instant’s pause. he muttered only the ; panionship. PEANS buck up und iollow my lead. 7 ol ncle Dudlen s Raons Beon, Active and Pass ive Frankness nd if you see them, smile, say some e N e 1 to me and beckon them th s b L e We were discussing that perenn | way. Tl follow suit. And don't | the Family. one thin hosom of the "l AL i S T know the little Fairfax. He was; . -0F ; - SR dis. | Trankness thrives peculiariy well. | i ; Juth America. e said, “on whether | O being actively frank with e How Madge Helped. stive of ive frankness < ‘;;‘f‘f il e oy Plasia A redl gocd old-tushioned Western | wopotnes he shrewaly intended thas | wont on to say that by | I8 &tves boh o nau, of ind that brings 1 St e c: s frankness she meant the | -°" for thc teave us ot 1 thank God Mabel Taliaferro ¥ stunds ready when asked van choose o = ¥ effect or not, his las yrds gave just = ack in miemory to the days when, in R S Daiiie, thel Do vaihobnobbed wiin ji-noh necessary GUpRof indignetion it nd wwhat it ‘thinks is the S { Dead-Eye Dick (UYL S i oum Bl i active frankness she and 1 rest of " S whicl « 3 lous anger; ha i YoF iffankness| which| is muchira 3 : sl vushed Upon; oooq apoyt . unasked telling friends (""m: for other pcople's Hok o, e atehsy: > fear andlGe"i manages te retain any) what |, NoF for your pleasure is it is perfectly sure is the truth other thing. Leok throug Which of these is the vice e intan How m 3 . here in it who never 2 —Great Vaodeville Bill— Sdles 3 nkd ) Lt e el e L surely mob ;. riticisms and vet to whom vou H & o = 5 < necessary to say 3 2 1 FIVE MUSICAL MISSES 1 b 2 N a ! band, who. with his companion, were !} go and ask for a simcere opinion, f i vit- | within a few feet of our table. She Prides Herself on Being Perfectly [ honest advic and be surc you will RICE BROS f 2 Sione ey i fancy I pht just the right amount Frank. | et a response absolutely’ uncoloreil 1 arless man in surprise and pleasure into my We hawe ali knoWn! 'meopie whe | DY Prejudice or by what. théy think vou want them to say? GERTRUDE DOUGLAS s i . g V am | siile and look I spoke to HAYIY{ aye actively frank. The subject of Syex Himl Ay Underwood sothat Dicky could notl . ‘sonversation who “prides <her Not many. o R R * | help but heat: self on being perfectly is one | ereerme——— 2 2 Why. here's Dicky of them of course at sentence Needless to PO COMEDY - Six-Shoote L | humiliation 1 had experienced at the Many: Othcrs 1 is none oth S < him- | sight of Dic [ r 1 my head a ENT EVENTS B Underwood directed and | Some Diane S S TID A i maRoilishcome i e ec) My, Underwood turned around, | pelongs inaliemably to active frank- Havttori heliaah) fane i i 3 1 Dicky wit overwhelming friendliness. frank does not u aly pride f, 4 NE\ \V'ALJI)E\/II‘[’};‘ ; “Well, upon my soul!” he exclaimed “r ot it 1 : £ SAT. NIGHT Six-Shootor Andy" tells of the I think if duty.” is am 17 \D “if it isn't the Dicky-bivd: Isn't this| gihe v e E s to active 65 AT, SAT. AT ) hen brave, adventurous men took hig ; e you v i ra e = 'CE pan H. Howe's Travel Festivai ances in their attempt to uck! How ‘are you, Mi r- ! frankness. Feople who go about teli- AT THE LYCEUM ska—China—War Caterpillacs the Western field The play ,K”?},"T o l‘:('”;,:\(”‘““\"n, ing their neizhbors just where thev ce N 0c; Mat., | is ¢ 3 ind is built around a OREDICRINES alis t are making their mistakes alm al- 3¢ y i A e e e the real joy palpitation. > . ways do so from a semse of duty. With every one of the three ; S g vowll understand when . Charity has nothing on duty when it | soing over to great appl oo asls SHTS \ AY, MAR i 1 litlle brothers and siste wen't set eves on him' comes to-covering up a certain Kind | motion picture feature proving one of (Maiti ; ese ct nay n seen here | Since I Fourh ' menien 11 gt im, the best of the light variety that has JOHN CO Preser s it jeanstalk i s et hold of Why Do We Love to Criticise. l.cen shown in severa! months. {he CFLO-TLO™ o ' Virginia Lee Corbin, | ¥-bird, G U e T There is some peculiar iwist 10! new bill at ihe i« A & S S \ lo princess. .5 one of them. | but you're gotting to be an awfully | the human makeup which makes the | ccored an instantancous hit, From i : ! 3 St i e ASEaaLS “Look here, little girl, vo S ‘ “What's the matter? Qui promised. There is an atmosphere of ed fhe matter of the tables, all| Dudiey.” [ zasped with relief at the | s had a chance to speak if we had | luck todav,” he said. 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Then the National draft board meets and draws the now his taric number “258,” calling to the co s the men holding that number. The vounger brothér—(George—draws the first number and. through his older : er's 6bj s, ¥ N - revealed themselves as “kids” The | hrother ?k‘jzfl’fi‘i’q““;“ar“‘:r(‘@‘}‘{”‘;fl‘";"‘:"‘; I decide yretty sings and | pirl is decidedly pretty and sings and | oo o o"0 i his Diace. Her bravery cances in a pleasing manner, and the , ? € and spirit arouse the latent manhood raan one of the hest comedians {;, ., of the young men present at that hae vet appearcd at the Lyceum. | i o"drar: ‘board who have been trving The Valders show a unique sort of | (S pir ™ C il enaliv, throdgh bicycle act with a man and three ) yjg gigter's persuasion. George reports women. It is a good bill closer. and is inducted into the service. Mat- In the picture line Jack Pickford | jhew is drawn deeper and deeper into znd Louise Huff in ‘“The Ghost ' ino net of the spies and he suddenly House” present a film that gives the | eajizoc his mistake when e learns voung stars plenty of opportunity for | that his. socialist friends are German their unusual talent. The picture ‘gpjes and about ta blow up a large went over biz yesterday and was one | munitions factory. Hé protests and unpretentiously, developed into a whirlwind. Both have excelient i comedian and the other balances the act with some excellent Songs rendered in a highly satisfactory manner Then Robh & Robinson danced out | 5 N | of the hits of the program. | is seized and b a t Frankness Thrives in the Bosom of | is seized and bound hand and foo e i where he can see the preparations be- i s e o o = ing made to blow up the factory Sehell Dicky ipiea | ucstiol EheBotACES cn g anent o The L URET@EIEIERSECOND lCoien el wnerastoniaisnal o | With the aid of a troop af cavalry FILM AT KEENEY'S 'arrives in time to cut the wire at tached to the fuse, saving the factory jand arresting the spies. Matthew i hurries to a recruiting station te join The most interesting and timely!(he army, and the picture is brought | photoplay en the screen is being’io a finish by the two sons hidding shown at Keeney's the remainder of { mother and sister good-bve befare the week. it being Metro's hig seven- ' jeaving for “over therc reel production. “Draft 2538 the se-{ here are other photoplays on tha quel ta “The Slacker Mabel Talia-{ bill, including ““The Hidden - Tland ferro plays the leading rele of Mary ], KO comedy and the Current Events Alden. who lives with her mother and ! The vaudeville acts this week contain 1two brothers,” Matthew and George. | real merit. The Five Musical Mi She and her mother are intensely in- { present a very pleasing musical act. { tevested in the entrance of the United | Rice Brothers are comedians of abil- States into the war. Matthew is a|ity, and Gertrude Douglas is seen In acts | only rival, is isive proposition jact of criticisine others very gratify- | start to end there is not a slack in | ivo-reel com- Dicky’s face held my cinated jng. Presumably it is because the quality. and each numher served up Jefi have a littls | . ts Tying expressions. ! genge of other people’s fallibilities | with quality just bubbling out all | nonsense to help | " st quick, astonished zlancel ana inadequacies eniances the ap-|cver. The bill can be eastiv ! GRAND HARTIORT 3 th W i ne hie had not once looked Loward | yraciation of one’s own perfection, ; Le one of the bhest since vaudeville 6 splendic nd while half-mechanically his| ¢op the gcer: human being. Tf it Lookir commenced «t the theater This Week Twice Daily d ar rining sho 1 t o Harry Underwood's! were not for the duty of nkness. ' and fuliiled the hig expectation | was plail {0 however, we should only be able to;held out. 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