New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 4

NEW BTAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1018. ] NORMA TALMADGE IN THE DEVIL'S NEEDLE feature at Fox's is the pop- talented young actross, Nornu in “The Devil's Needle nse and grpping drama of the terri hle cocaine trafic and the ovils result from the ravages of this vil's Pully Marshall. the celehrat pe fiend,” enacts the part of Umadge's brather, a half- ldict, and his character id to be wor ful, sec to Miss Talma herself, to emotional heights in the faithinl ter wi ond his band of trafiickers this awful dr Tomorrow's atiraction at Fox's is the favorite Ifox star, Virginia Pear in her Iategt drama, entitled “H ) i X ¢ This is a powerfnl drama, Sl et ‘ 1 No Extras coinage of the soul bri regrets { rather than rejoie M is a play ) A A ) s tons, and is particularly potent in its 1l i appeal to youni girls who aim high 3 ; —_—— and are apt to overlook the pitfalls A that lie ever in the path of the vision- | \ a3l P 7 U * [ B ary and the nnwary. 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TERRY- ; e ! that have finally clashed in the pres- VILLE—Tocmel & Peterick. 7 oy p ent stru | o Beginning with Lincoln and Wil- | Hats L rousers Caps — liam 1. of Prussia, the picture throws | e ~ {IPSWICH MILLS (Founded 1822) IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS S i ’ on the screen an impressive galaxy | ohoes %4_75 and Up Oldeat and one of the Lardest Hosiory Mills in the U. S, ' v ’ of world figures, including President | B Wilson, the Kaiser, General Per shing and numerous other stat men and military leaders who are as few words as possible. There was | who is now regularly engaged by | now making histor: ! BOyS C Otfling sirls” Liothes % a drynes: and tightnes in my throat | Pathe and who wrote ‘“‘Hands I First-run showings of “The Prus- { Which made it imposible for me \(\‘lll(‘, new Pathe serial. sian Cur,” it is announced, will be say much. What to argue from this The story is swift moving and has | made only in first-cla theaters By ADELE GARRISON message I did not know, dreaded |to do with a girl who marries a |These performances probably will be | even to surmisc, scoundrel, believing herself in love | given through the K, and E, Circuit. | Mother Graham’s Surmise the never put them on my arms after my | with him. This marriage is kept The picture also has strong heart | == left. | Doubts That Trouble. secret and only becomes known when | interegt in the romance of a typical | Jorrect Explanation? her _ ! Gorrectipisatts They had been his gift to me upon She didn’t speak for several min- |the girl, realizing the madness of her | American family, one of whose Memories, poignant, sad, rvushed ',y second birthday, and he had de- | ] utes after I had finished eévidently | step, confesses to the man she comes | daughters is played by Miriam Coop r pon me as I took from its box the | lizhted in seeing me wear them. And | Pondering what I had said. At last|to love. She is attacked by her hus- | er in the role of Rose O'Grady 4‘ ttle bracel f oddly engraved gold | when my mother gathered !hb‘ she shot a question at me abruptly band and shoots in self defense. She ety /L | threads S lifol iow | “Do you think these men who sent | believes she has killed him and falls foins, @;;:Leiliz,,zf t];l:', I,"‘.ikf,’g i ;f:‘e;:‘c‘;: this coin represent your father, Mar- | an easy victim to the unscrupulous| AL, FEATURES AT BY RUTH CAMEROD I seemed to see myself a tiny girl| ., ssing. v h. garet?” machinations of a villainous detective | hgain, and upon y chubby armfi\ tflfe“mi: l;ihr:;‘;‘ T,}e ‘:12 ccrer;;?: I roused at the question which put|How she apes from her predica- KEENEY’'S THEATER _—— e e ere clasped this br and with hot, passionate anger against | into words the doubt that was tortur- | ment is cleverly and ingeniously told R s Jate. It was one of | the man who could desert the baby | in& me. tmitnefconcludineipart {of thorDlay. e | otten pOtS- mpressions which a child's - | girl whom he had loved so tenderly, “How can I tell?” I demanded| The comedy feature on the pro- memories we have,| (no thiust the other bracelet into a | Passionately. “Of course, the coin | 8ram is supplied by Toto and a bev: Judging €rom the applause, the photographs here and | yuni out of sight. That she had | comes from the other bracelet, and | of beautiful girls in “Beach Nut three big feature acts at. Keeney's!| wags telling me about his feclings tow- | I make myself sick, T do | not destroyed it spoke volumes to| edually, of course, he must have which abounds in HBL Gl R are winners. Rarely does a sister|ard another young lawyer from his|per Feeling for Her Mother-in-Law a my mind of her self-control and | had it. But whether these men arc|ing situations. | act create the sensation the three| college who is, If anything. a shade o sense of justice, | under his orders, or whether they are | The 12th and concluding part of | sunshine Sisters are creating. These | more successful than himself. pot. ! . enemies who have made away with | Britain’s Bulwar the official | clever girls seem to have originated | “Da you know,” he said, ‘when I T should perhaps he afraid to con- him and are acting upon knowledge | British war review is called “The |3 new dance. One of the trio In an | see his name in the paper in connec- | fess this, if a very sweet, conscientious | which they were able to glean be- |Canadians at Vimy Ridge.” impersonation of Marie Dressler | tion with one of these big cases he | Woman had not once told me that -ecollections of him, but [| wronged is sleeping peacefully now, | fore his death, 1 do not know.” Renewed activities on this bloody | causes more Tau © than any single | manages to get hold of, it makes me | that was just the way she felt about wearing the aquaint | and because of her dying request I| w1 go”, my mother-in-law declared | battlefield of the Aztecs and the [ ot seen at Keeney's in a long time. | feel bad—unhappy, blue—I don't [ hew mother-in-law, though the latter yet my mother had | had forgiven my father, when an old | ynexpectedly, sitling up straight in |Americans, provides an abundant op- | yethro's dogs do nothing seen in the | know what to call it. Now isn’t that|hnd been very kind to her 1 thin vears that she had | and broken man he had found me, | her chair, and speaking rapidly, | POTtunity for the wide awake exhibi- | orginary doz act and the original|rotten? Why shouldn’t T want him xw-wjv re more i\l“\"' el that vra | ending thoe quest of years. But T have | “They beiong o your enemy's cami, | tor to Dlan special publicity stunts | manner in which they work, places | to have the work? 1 have all T want. |about their In-laws than about anyona found him only to lose him again.|ang would be particularly dangerous |that will prove a great draw. this act in the lead of all animal acts, | Why shouldn’t I want him to succeed, | else,” she said. ~“I know several wives Whether ho were living or had been | j¢ it weren't for their fool melo- he 7th part of the Post Travel | g,y ponlon with the only act of its|t00? It's a rotten spot in me some . .“,‘v'm",“mm.« :Onmf\ AT | killed through the machinations of | gramatic way of doing thing | | Series is called “The Bast Indians in | '3 completes the feature vaudevile | Where, that's what it is. Sometimes “\ that was the \\.I,\ {.‘. Y | Grace Draper, by the group of South ! (i) insist that men with brains like | Britsh Guiana.” bill I make myself sick, T do.” ouldn't it be splendid if a scalpel g | Amorican rovolutionist with whom he | theirs can bo casily outwitied, Res The (Hearel Bothopows SN0 | he Screen Magazine manages to| 1 couldn’t help laughing “mxh} it U‘.“(-:l.l‘ljlv 1"‘\1»)" o‘y\y:m‘l"m‘\-“ | had heen associated for some secret | assured, my dear, that if your father | Vil be released on July 3lst o 0 TSl ot (e 48 ik ] But I knew just how he felt and i:'}" c 1c rotten place o 1w | purpose of his own, I did not know. | wanted to safeguard you he wouldnt | Bearst-Pathe News No. 63 o thin gl o Bl impoxtanceltho et out | Hust bowg e Betediioficelintmsalitt e LU S8 R ) e vonlant With the bracelet in one hand and | have to do it tarough pinheads like | UEUSt 3rd the country escapes its camera man. ey . s | e or T've otten spots - “POLITE VAUDEVILLE" the gold coin in the other taken from |ty Ui enlihs ParataountiArt e GOl r I've found rotten spots in m Big Triple Feature Vaudeville the letter sent me by the mysterious | g i vip 2 7 s | self sc times, t . ‘ | . these men, for some reason or | VIVIAN MARTIN IS produced their mammoth five real|SC H,n‘lf“:fm‘i“f‘ C9 Bill. ;men next door 1 went back to mY | gther, want to keep you in the house feature ‘““One More Americs oo e e what T srery S = —— = mother-in-law. There was an eerie, | here for the next week or two, and WINSOME HEROINE | Beban was kept busy going from one | . o Upierst I o, ZERTHOS NOVELTY DOGS frightened clutching at my heart | think they can accomplish their pur- i 5 coie o GNE e B LA i o it o A rather successful young lawyer;when I catch myself at that business years old when my deserted my mother, h he had atoned by = X ind loneliness of nea “They're Identical—" of a century. I had no{ The little mother who had heen so —10 Dogs— that made me long for companionship | pose either by frightening you or | - more scenes than any other he S| and yet you can’t seem to help having HINE SISTERS o “Why, Madge!” she exclaimed, al- | indirostly from your fathe T The feature attraction at the Ly- | .nd Now York are a few of the many | Some Rotten Spot Where? A 1 1 Songs — Dancing # most snatching the bracelet from my i . RAY :""1\ Here give it to me!* T‘, "‘:,‘,',\\ ‘”{:'1 e ”(:‘\:," itk whioh | charming little star, Vivian Martin. | pird triumph, Carmel Myers in 4 Unreasonable antagonisms are onc | cailop hats with !,;,m, e D Tho e ian on | T gladly yielded the single coin to ' they've gulled sou. But theyll | A8 Octavia, an American girl who is ; of Tears” once moro demon. | Of MY Worst rotten spots. There are | them MON. TUES. WED. her ea grasn. Taking up the 1org- | chuckle out of the other side of | Stranded in a small English town with | gtrates that Carmel Myers Is one of Lo :::x‘y“ : 1»(‘_Px’rlw:yn” | vv{‘«”\xu»:iy»“\f ; l'r(ll' P XTRA— XA § | nette, without which T would scarce- | their mouths hefore lon she addea |2 Very prim and somewhat snobbish | the movies' most popular stars. Tvery [ ‘( Shin R e ’\‘y'. Collars and cuffs to match lighten , PAULINE FREDRICKS recognizo mother-in-law, she ' ynarily i | aunt, Vivian Martin, in her | reel is full of thrilling incidents. “The | #ta80NISMS. ese people ave| ,;, ihe navy ses of heavy ma S d eitietsd o et g e 0 ol unusually nice people. the warld MRS, DANE'S DEFENSE efully scrutinized t one and | newest Paramount picture, makes City of Tears’ tells of a te Slee e e ble terial. Paramount—Arteraft Features g | then the other. ; e | vinsome 1“,””’Chur\lt§“bfi Lhe ma- | strugglo of a ginl o break away | {0 1 hean unusua e e . ldentical—struck from PA TH )POGl;nM FOR ives to believe he e of| from the vity's glitter and glamour. | 4,5 vet “I do not like thee, Dr, Fell,” | - same die,”. she s those title-hunting” American rl 3 da s dle Im: sald at last ex- h. -hunting Aot \1‘ R e and that's all there i to 1t In vamn 1 J2% - edly nd look—Iook here!” | 1 2g | She engineers seve mances, angd e s ] T 4 | frocks, o > argue with myself. Ifind that, though | With fingers that trembled sho | ELEASE JULY | eventuajly wins the affection of every- HOUSEHOLD NOTES I can mangge to treat them decently | showea where tne single coin had | . . one in the village. How she wing |and even 'speak them fair, there is Ednk 2 been wrenched loose from its fasten- over the social leaders to her side some mean rotten part of me thatMake the most fashionable summer ing, tear out the orifice through “The Fir w” in which TIrene \\mhw a part of a story with all th and 2 Cherries, white cur s a ) makes me grudging of credit dre ! which the slender chain holding the (wastle stars, is the important fe Ln‘m fascination or which the popular star | perries all lend themselves 1o sun pre- | they are concerned, no matte ow | - ,mmx links together, had passed. | of fhe is so capablc The vaudeville act, S serving. cmphatically credit is due: re | Pretty overblouses & oA has been part of similar starti Green, Miller and Green is not only e misjudge them where misjudgment the sides Meals should he planned 1 possible and aetually j d - whe prograrm released for the wee Jul PSth Antonio \Mnr'n\ racelet,” she went on. “Now wha Mrs, jending m his [ @ "M maker but is 2 good musical HORVITZ, does this mean 2" pia ) > Law' is based upon Main St. Optician | I told her of the two hrace in , the novei written by Gilson Willets, | 8ling oddity and a good singing act. | 1 = 2 number. There is also & good ji Jm,‘.\ days ahead. 'This Wids economi- | thev do show up in a b ht They are trimming cal buying. | And. as the youns lawyer said,|nmiture fringe.