New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 4

t MOUNNG nount-Ar voked by the “cmditions 1A%, “Why Ameri- tHAL is being presented Tox's today 'and tomorrow. This ure that tells the life story of Gen- | Pershing, is immensely important ll at the same time one of the most illing and entertaining plays that 1 esented on the about every- should res > mi d. There is 2 of the great- that has ever a tale S 0 been ch as in the first time that has 1 told anywhere yeen it was lar: Beyond i giv- in- his grea interesting told “Why shows that he has ] VAUDEVILL FREDERICKS in “RESURRECTION. FRANK KEENAN in “THE LONG CHANCE.” The best photoplay POIITE PAULINE program in this city. Vaudeville's Best Attraction “A Night On Broadway” A Complete Musical Comedy 10 Big Stars 20 Chorus Girls. COMEDIANS—FUN—COMEDY ever presented 8. ometrist 'Y HORVITZ, Main St. Optician o ex- | | Bluebira NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1918 shows Current with throughout il ten interest lavents the Iate country, usual sub- comes back happenings and the edu- shows the lat- in detectin the film a cience st man that | 11 comedy “A ith 10 s L Night ¢ pract determin- | . i the world | ¢, lire, ‘“‘Why | . e prepa- | inti- | most i ence red whs | some he great | f ' Pershing | ifrom the ars, 20 th of feal ¢ scenc ct tuncful istled aivs ¢ the audi- some hand- al numbers. the Jew comedian, hs with his original Josephine Saunders, cnue has plenty to do nor her opera. this big May gowns in mmy W by her sever cious ith.» viv: ing will be |and do prrow. Of | ¥ ¥ are the | tremer Bville. The | Therc na | comedy of plano | 1aid Britain, | OPPOrtinity to sowns by the bunco to sell i to doana, ng, the prima repeats and in this not o dull minute The nd city lifc are ves an stunniag plot t on Broadw display some chorus. The with a A miner, just landed the machine. only heen flim-flammed. an drive will be fea- story ever These reels this Liberty steerer machine on Broad to find o % The Liherty L patinuous. | .40 LT wnl'l be | ith a prominent Botclock | o0 nde pectacle | joan drive New The mammoth gram to rea- | this week compels the man etacles | pun the show continuausly itain | termission ford, \and — OF A WIFE | new . films, freo Why Dr. Pe ans, and ether a Tomor- one-r day expressly for nro furnished ment with no in- ¥ches and other f Bbeonle to say, I li it my eyes.” INEY'S THRAT! big double feature photo- M has two of the best stars e Mreen, Pauline Fredericks and nk . ‘Resurrection,” a fan of despotic Russi: s presented ir a remarkable manner by the Para- aft Co. This play lays bare s they actually existed in he high sotial set of this unfortunate @untry. Count Lea Tolstoy, the au- thor, was fefrless in his manner of senting ot concerning the in- | ruiher robust clderly man who had of her carcer in this woaderful pl ences must lie behind his lined face, s apsitunatelyictin of & noblemanis | Do nad left New Yo Liomalingst O e ehe carrics herself In | SMaciated figure, his trembling hands | Distinctly worth while,” Dr. Pettit { tit Teft the Room When Madge’s Father Spoke of Harry Underwood. “This is worth while dangers and hardships, My father's face and restful contentment chair with me upon a at his feet, his hand stroking my hair. He was but the wreck after eh, Pettit? voice radiated he sat in his small hassock all the as a manner that places her in the lead y ESnah N ecd, and there was that in his deep of emotional actresses. Her many dra- o : RIALD S matic scenes in this big play araouse | ARG TRERG) 0 IRREE D g the highest enthusiasm from th Hiniinyoluntarily: Tooked a wayiagain dience. A particularly magnific as quickly, for his dark s were gazing at me with an expression I re- scene shows the Czar's palace on the evesof a holiday. | membered, one that had haunted m The other big photoplay has Frank | had given me many uncomfort Keenan in the leading role. The big | hours of accusative retrospection after production is produced in a | the young physician had gone to South mptuous manner. The supporting | America cast is in the hands of capable artists. The Mark Sennett comedy is full of amusing situations. The l‘xm.ww\] | ANBURY OCT. 7-12, FAIR 1918. Fiftieth Anniversary. Send for Premium List. Address to G. M. RUNDLE, Se Danbury, Conn. | tones eyes > Weak Spot. ve'll be my f “Thank you every day on delightedly “Will it be then ven : to see now, went = afe ?” Lllian began, checked herseif, evidently her rebuff concerning and re- ng ato. “I'm w sure t it father The grounds of both hidden from the street sible for anyone outside Lt will,” my are is imp: detect other 50 1t it our crossing And there is who ¢ to the cither no one in trusted to b qui 5 there? You sec no one | but ourselves nced know our relation. And the rest of the people in your home can be told we are detectives in wreh of the burglars who have been | infesting the South Shore lately, and | can be impressed with the penaltic for careless speech we might be able to inflic Lillian and T stole a panic-stricken ance at each other I think the me thought came to us at once, the suspicion that my father's terrible ex- periences had weakened somewhat the wise judgment, the canny that had been his. I reviewed quickly the members of my household, knowing that my father was waiting for an answer to his question. My mother-in-law, of course, must be told of the identity of our neighbc Katie and William would not only “swallow whole” the detective story, but were alread trained to say nothing of anything that transpired in our rather bizarre household. But ousin house nnot be Tri Exposed in SIDE THE LINES” with Marguerite Clayton and Lewis S. Stone. VAUDEVILLE Great Comedy Sketch. Billy Kilgand Five Violin Girls. Agatha! There was the FOUR BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE TODAY HE RAISES THE STARS AND STRIPES OVER THE RUINS OF BERLIN “WHY AMERICA WILL WIN’ The Smashing 7-Reei Photo Drama of the Life i of General John J. Pershing-----Every American | Should See “WHY AMER(CA WILL WIN” W1 Ns | marvelous to | \ lj | 1 of the | South ble | | | from one houses| precautions | Cousin “snoop- of my much weak spot in our defences. Agatha, whose propensity for ing,” in the homely phras mother-in-law, had caused trouble, and whose dislike of me, amounting almost to active enmity, 1s a fa which I couldn’t disre- rd I had opened ctor lips to speak of her when I caught an adroitly given | from Lillian to answer my he evidently wished to be What was the motive be- hind her action I did not stop to in- quire, even mentally. I have found that Lillian usually has the best reasons for her actions “I was just thinking of the people n our house,” 1 said in answer to my look of inquiry. “And I can .r for all of them.” I resolved grimly that T would, in- deed for Cousin Agatha, and that go hard with that anc if she proved recalci- trant & my answered. answer it would >nt damsel so,” my father said. “And now, I suppose vou're wonder- ing how it is that I did not send for you before now, if it could be done with safety. 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