New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1918, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER sl Heikey Drooping gracefully over this harming gray turban is a beautifull ostrich plume in tones that match and that makes for “coquetry. (c) Underwood & Underwood. MY SOLDIER SWEETHEART Adele Garrison’s REVELATIONS /hat Can Mother Graham Have Said to Dicky? For a long time after Lillian left ne I sat motionless before the dying fire, which I was too listless to re- indle, looking drearily into the drab r of my future that was un- ng before me. The incident of the checkbook had | viped out—as effectuallly as a damp| loth would clean a blackboard—ail | he tender comradship and love which | icky had showered upon me since | his accident. As I looked back upon | he long months of anxiety following | is escape from death and preceding! e birth of our little son I realized | hat, despite the terrible suspense | vhich had been mine, I had never ex- | benienced such happiness in my hus-| band's love as had been ming then.| "he contrast between his manner the: | ad the icy contempt which had| inged his manner since he had found | 1e looking through his checkbook | vas almost unbearable. The very hought of it made me shiver as if vith physical cold. Eyes That Are Keen. Bitterest of all was the thought hat the only way in which I could belp my husband was to shoulder the istasteful task of “pumping” Dr. Pottit as to my father’s finances. The eal work of untangling Dicky’s mone- pry affairs, of making him rest, stop siag his eves, was to be Lilllan’s apable hands. I am afraid that for-: few btter, unworthy moments my eart seethed wth rebellion against illian, that it should be she, not I ‘'ho was able to deliver Dicky from e bonds that held him. The opening and closing of the | outing. Continuation of OF A WIFE hall door heralded the Mother Graham from her “Richard Second.” I sprang up to go down and get the baby, trying to smooth from my face the traces of tha| selfcommunion which had been mine. | But my mother-in-law’s eyes are keen, | “He's been a perfect little angel| every miaute,” she said enthusiastic- | ally, “only just begun to fret a miaute, ar two ago. I think he’s hungry. S R, g e e | abruptly, letting her hands drop sud- | denly = from the fastenings of | “Richard Second’s” outdoor things. | “Nothing, mother, except a rather nasty headache.” I evaded. “Tll take the baby now, and thank you| 80 much for giving him such a nice| Would you mind asking Katie to come up and mend the fire? | I carelessly let it go out, and while tho | room isn’t yet chilly, I think it would | be better to have one.” “I should think so!” my mather-| in-law retorted. ‘The alcove off that room makes it too large to heat suf-| ficlently with just the furnace pipes. | I'll send Katie up directly and take| the baby in my room uatil yours heats | up.” I “He Wants You.” “On, no!” I protested involuntarily, | for I felt that I couldn’t bear her| scrutiny—that I must be alone with| my baby until I could school myselt to calm endurance of the situation confronting me. Katie I could dis- miss the moment she had fixed tho| fire, but if I went to my mather-in- | law's room with the baby the time of | my escape would be indefinite. She looked at me shrewdly, apprais- ingly. “You can’t fool me, Margaret,” return of| walk with she FOX’ TONIGHT VAUDEVILLE 4 BIG ACTS 4 and “THE ROMANGE OF TARZAN” 8—Mammoth Reels—8 The Picture that millions have been waiting to see, with ELMO LINCOLN the Giant. 350 Thrills The Year’s Absolute ' Sensation. The Greatest Picture You Ever Saw. COME EARLY COME EARLY o m—t—— e /' WILL ROGERS LAUGHING BILL HYDE by REX BEACH Goldwyn Releass AT THE LYCEUM. ; e —— VIVIAN MARTIN mViviette® APt Pitire said ncisively, ghost out h ing you “You'r and your eyes a burned- in a blan} You're worry - self to death over somethias ell me is it the money, or the way Richard is acting?” “Neither,” I prevaricated. check father gave me i ample for everything, and Dicky is simply in one of his moods. Everything is all, right, truly. There! Now baby.” I turned away cuddled cl my mother eyse buraing into my back and heard the explosive “Humph!” with which she greets any baffling situation. But she made no further protest, and for a long healing hour after Katie had mended the fire I sat before it with my little son in my arms, getting as much comfort for my tortured soul from the very feel of him as his tiay body received from my cuddling. But the sound of Dicky’s dragging footsteps coming up t stairs and going releatlessly down the hall, passing my door ,never entering as they had done every day befare the incident of the checkbook, brought on a fit of physical shivering again. I rose and softly laid my sleeping babe in his crib, lest my trembling awaken him, and then with clenched hands I paced restlessly up and down the rug, the sense of my impotence to { help my husband or to change his contempt for me shaking me to the soul. He went directly with my little son, halting to his own room, and the next moment I heard his mather’s door open, knew that she had gone to see if there was anything needed, realized afresh the humilia- tion and ago! of being shut away from my husband, from the blessed privilege of caring for him. It was perhaps a quarter of hour later when my mother-in-law came rapidly down the hall to my room, entering without knocking. I saw the traces of strong emotion on her white cheeks, in her misty eves. “Margaret,” she said with a trace of solemnity in her voice, “go to Richard at once. He wants you.” APPLE THIEVES CAUGHT. Erwin Wessels, proprietor of the Sunset Rock Orchards company, on Shuttle Meadow Mountain, yesterday arrested five New Britain men, all foreigners, for stealing fruit at his place. The men had taken five meal | sacks full of apples when caught. were taken to Southington whe a justice of the peace meted out sub- stantial fines to each. Where Can You Find Two Such Features as These? REX BEACH'S “LAUGHING BILL HYDE.” With the Winter Garden Boy, Bill Rogers. “VIVETTE” With VIVIAN MARTIN. NEW VAUDEVILLE. Patriotic Sketch “LOYALT A Sensational Vaudeville Ac Two Other Big Time Ac GET INTO THE AND SEE THE BIG KEENEY’ | | THEATRE} CROWD SHOW. THE BERNARD TRIO. A Singing and Talking Act. GALLANDO The Sculptor. ENID BENNETT in “THE VAMP.” The Hand of Vengence, Current Events. “That | I can take Lhe“ rms. I could feel: | meeting of Tarzan and Jane Porter, an | THEATER BILLS ?@NIGHT FOX'S TH IR. “The Romance of Tarzan” the latest titanic screen spectacle is the at- tractions at Fox's tonight with four big vaudeville acts. The many millions of film enthuisasts throughout the world who have been waiting for months to witness the coa- cluding’ chapters of “Tarzan of the Apes” will have their wish gratified today, when “The Romance of Tai zan” will be presented. This new pro- duction H#ramatized from Edgar Rice Burroughs’ unusual story, is far and away the miost novel and exciting presentment of the adventrues of the amazng ape-man that has been given to the screen. Beginning with the his pre-destined mate, in the heart of of the African jungle, whither the beautiful Mexican girl has accom-| panied her father in pursuit of hh‘ scientific studies, the drama takes its, followers on the most romant thrilling journey through the land of | make-believe that the heart could de-| sire. The same magnificent Jjungle| scenery that gave a backgrouad of unique splendor to ““Tarzan of the| Apes” is showa in many scenes of! “The Romance of Tarzan,” and hun—l dreds of wild apes, leopards, lions,| akes and man-eating crocodiles add excitement and novelty | to a number of incidents. Perhaps the most interesting of all Tarzan's| jungle friends, however is Tantor, the| mammoth elephant of almost human | intelligence, who rescues Tarzan from | a war party of infuriated cannibals| and carries him safely to the sea coast. Mighty in its dramatic sweep and su- preme in love interest “The Romance of Tarzan” is filled with scenes of| weird power that will haunt you for| days in addition to this unrivalled| traction. the latest Pathe News, an| O. Henry drama and four big acts of Fox vaudeville will also be offered. LYCEUM THEATER. At the Lyceum the first half of this week there will be shown Rex Beach's story “Laughing Bill Hyde” with the Winter Garden boy, Will Rogers, in the leading role. Also the dainty little | Vivian Martin, in that delightful “Vivette.” With the presenta- tion of Rex Beach’s “Laughing Bill | Hyde” the Lyceum guarantees the | author's following a production with- out a peer on the screen and the one the public will be quick to acclaim. As its featured player, this picture has Will Rogers, the wcelebrated wit and lariat thrower of Ziegfeld's Follles. The picture sives a vivid visualization of (Alaska in its heyday. It disproves the general belief that the Klondike was the Mecca for thieves; that dig- gers for gold worked during the day and lost their possessions in barroom brawls at night and that a good wo- man was unknown in the territory in the days when fabulous fortunes were made. Charming Vivian Martin has a de- and 1 & | it produced, ble Vivettd.” cellently roie in the hands of a ¢ artist, the theme of the picture is one of absorbing Vivian has a part that is charms. She ably enacts the character of a pretty little boarding school girl, wno returns to her home at Ware Manor in England to have three men or widely different types fall with her. One is Dick Hare, a strong, somewhat primitive man, another is his brother Austin, a young London barrister, and the third is Lord Ban- stead. 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