New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1918, Page 4

Kathel her €Ves she si ar into the W g JULIAN ELTINGE, in STHE WIDOW'S MIGHT” Stunning gowns arc onc of the features of this picture, and worn by a man too. A Special Feature Pearl—The World’s Aerialist Dutiel and Cowey—A Comedy Couple. Ruth Roy La Greatest Goody TOMORROW ALLIED WAR REVIEW, Cenvenient Comfortable TODAY fidith Storey in THE DEMON" A act Metro drama of thrilling adventure.—Pathe Comedies—Others. TOMORROW Frank Keenan in acior in a gripping picture—ILonesome Luke— Many Others. KEENET'S HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE. DOROTHY DALTON in “LOVE ME.” 2nd Episode of “THF, BRASS BULLET". FRI. and SAT. FREDERIC in “MADAME JEALOUSY"” and MARGUERITE THURS PAULINE SKIRVIN in “THE EAGLE.” SaveYour Eyes 5. STANLEY HORVITZ, Mptomesist 327 Main St. Optician ./é’.s'se[.&?s](?y presents Paregoric, tains neither e is its guar- for the relief Feverish- Bowels, ural sleep. e for over ade under youin th: ments that eclod by Hicin CleHille & flance and rising fer to me Sonnot into her lie down for gikod courtcou P chence Wish to watch the St 1 nyway, Fher remaining also it sorcly. But ple Within earshot.’ Wery glad to be of serv- ered, and with evidently a mc an—he left me B ' Katherine, to whom 2 low tone. an ating ample role, jus- moments ’m childhood, has a fas which her acting d There are Perdi is around Tomorrow brings the master actor back to ve reel melodrama entited in which this nce of i to tice when dull no pop Kt of serve TULTAN' ELTINGE AT he ulian 1o be cen in his atest w Might” t punctil- | The - feminine impersonator, | epping ives a B s Lake. tones', supurb “You Must Itest.” iow's i John today itten is a ecially iwched her e tended by ; cin cases | Mr | DM port rob had risen as 1 fhe deference es to the physici whose have, and in another ja pretty, grateful smile, s m and crc the hoom her the hali to ibrary, and lie down | one of the big comf ble es. As I her she put out a d VIR 1 were can rest vith th who love must appr Iways es ting story W for Bitinge \ ¥ x given and moment, b had to me. | nd Lil- | er f 1 tor. Dick 1ore dress- ew down than wears rta any world, who new g enterprisin decides in the stooped to loc in this pi young New ‘there s him- he is 1in Dr hand protestc Holm with my slow, swee her 1 no del oes on,” st which “and sum- stablishes How | money as a wom- crook who nd how all soris d entire- well n crool ke to watch | onli when an in ords try in | pe i of odd ly humorou is worth voung collega 1 a solemn cience which startled I stamm soul hysician was for pre her manne me ‘You 1 That the poor to slip away from us at “But Lillian said the sure the end wouldn't eral days. he misunderstood him.” erine r ned ‘He didn it \though he did give her that I took it upon myselt understand how urgent errand w zlc over the im- minent da . Then Marion needed her mother’s attention, and since then there has no to correct her impression.” also be tk brand Don’t you think I ought to e e » Lillian now, then?” I asked anx- | | e oo jously, with the vision bef me of iehie e Lillian’s probable wrath if we allowed e her to p while her 1d’s grand- e mother lay dying in— 1 old likely | time. | inst some fortune The cast support Mr. El- Might” is es- many of the wed in his for- 3 orenc: : Neill 3 i you o wins back his as girl he chosen to “The Widow fine, includin appi uch as nretty F wm Kelso and James mother a bahy? funny vou? Well able to zet a good la foday there will | acts of vau- excelled a { The Ruth Goodwin | offering. Du- and woman in talking act Roy La Pearl aerialist. Don't same program in \d finally | well as tI that wa in pecially players who 1 mer pic Vidor, Can a man think it's ought out of this impres- to make Lillian’s sion. him so he sed So Frank Keenan, star i'n’ Trian.. gle Play, ‘The Coward’’ do to be been chance picture. new be be sum- character for | and | e upon of this an opportunity high artistry to the cha delineation Mr. Keenan display of es brilliantly zation of luckless whom TFortune smiles Other featurettes will be Lonesome Luke Comedy, “Their Breezy Affair,” a Christie Comedy, a Katzenjammer Cartoon and others. HOUSEHG&D NOTES Peop ho keep i i = fear of the sunlight spoiling their car- o ER hets or furniture have no idea of the FOX HOUSE TODAY in a his tiel a comedy speciaily world’'s gre t > him. On the will also he the Screen Telegram nd Cowey singing the man that is o 00¢ so belate “Jack, of Course.” the two reel fail to the the fine n Ma st altogether upon “p disturbed o csrens latest news nd the usual Burton Holmes | that tomor- row is : and that | may see your boy in the Official War Review Katherine retur be ion,” is | asleep and won by her | leavi her, summon mean But if t iny of Marion’s don't Old Mrs. Morton will never | consciousne: and it | matter whether or not And if someth child, we'll mother Lilian welogue. Remember by all chance chance it again regain ally doesn't Lillian t done with siege on our hands A little frown contracted brows, In few words a I outlined telephone with Mrs. Cosgrove. “You clever darlir claimed, looking at m oval that strengthencd cor with I the very I'm service star day” vou Allied walking is there that and air. her eye- possible conversation The of are kindling the fire. Cut them inta small picce tribute them among the Kkindli fire will burn up much more g ends candles useful my Today Edith St “The the Metro production an exciting lian. “Phats| story! of life amor bandits of ame & S Cor nd Alg in which young an girl r wild lings me of the with 2 S > made with 2 cups oon salt, 1 tea- cup milk and a Che raising 2 swder De me interview thing. closed her even the little enth too much for her, and to see how worn the curves of her face had han't T mal Katherine?” 1 membrance beverage *No, dear. Bett Holmes and me fee before you came. 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