New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 4

P b oy ‘prostration patients, becauss the doctor would send her ¥ hausehold arra had upset altn over it. DAY, JANUARY 23, 1919, WII-I.IAM A ’QRADY Yers DRURY LANE MELODRAMA YLE BLACKWELL KITTY GORDON TAGU LOVE JUNE ELVIDGE "STOLEN ORDERS pari icture “THE WHIO® ey B SN ES b o2 HENRY HAMILTOIY Segoc by Hancey Knoser “arristnd by Otosec Kreson FOX’S T ONIGHT. e o i ns well haye | ments and was briigite mm@.ms Mndy. 8o 1 guess Agatha |this elderly kinswoman, between “‘“l ANy e hese. Tl send | Whom and me she knewwas a rect- | Alght letter right away. Get | Procal aversion : |’ Why pencil and take it down for me hy “The Telogram Written. Pubesiesiox dor 0 Wl suly - KEENEY'S THEATER. come in and see this biz show? It ie Relea S dity. || T asked the question in Ditterness [1,, s She e T beyed her with outward doei | < o8 - | fith Ethel Clayton, the beautifyl| PEins at 7 o'clock. Coming tomo e e welt that T have a | answered it in a rush of self-pity that| With Bthel Clavton, a e e e e iy and T knew that | threatened the composure with which | World star, in her latest success, ., Lyre of the Circus,” the greatest 1 % T was following Mother Graham's | “Women's Weapons,” heading the ngi0fned ha, disagreeable as X | - fal ever produced. rould bo a fairly satist | fussy, often changed dictation. My} moving picture program, with a num- e ;H;.. S | mother-in-law was an utterly selfish { per of comedies, a wee Gt P e fron supervision until I could | old woman, I told myself, forgetful of i shonter pictures to complete the mo- s e S - i And T had | the many times when she had proved | tjon picture half, the show at Kee-| The Ta&ht o SEeTaN At i or arzaceemonta f o0 | herselt otherwise. Aad there was no | tod ts & great start. Kthel Thich is at the Lyceum today, tomor- ‘rnnsidm'mhvn for me anvwhere—thus | . = & ilariitira thisithea:! row and Saturda. Vs a tri mph for et ne Kbutasnliof fmy 11t Wirrivate | o dAoIliE BIDORE S RS °2” Dustin Farnum. Gene is a wild but Slind 3 ate t 1o and everyone will be glad to wel-| At e ; ! moan. T had taken a position in or- | & ta e popular cowboy of the southwestern = ok E sl or ibacici tosthe screaniinEner il o G T ol e R i laes et | R dosiora der to keep up the standard of living | L e e e Yo o | for our little houschold,fand instead | latest succe SIS Ll e > that he will marry the first girl who biLle s ae | of making it easy for me, endeavoring | 11l great actress has made since hor comes to the little town. He does alwsrefon nns ; in the slightest degree to sacrifice | Fecovery from influen with which p5p0c her and the stirring events [Your BodvZuardy @8 come of her cherished ideas of { she was ill duriniy the epidemic. The whijch follow will prove a very thrill \\" R pline, she had eagerly d the first | comedies are exceptionally sood and jhg entertainment for all those who CKS VAPORUB opportunity to bait Katie until the | the weekly and other pictures are YeIY scc the picture. “The Light of West- 3 i upor v in ins | BE| n Stars” is one of the most pictur - 1.20 girl turned upon her in an insolent |inter 5 ern ¢ WPR‘CES 3018003 lflufl\ursf of rage. fc hich there | In order to give the people a big esque and impressive western pictur — | could be no milder penalty than in- |surprise, the management has ar- yet unrolled on the screen. The s stant dismissal | ranged to show f big first-class acts is vich in human iaterest and adven- “Ther my mother-ia-law's voice | of vaudeville, the "biggest vaudeville ture. The production is superb and punctured my self-condolence with a | show in town and for the same mod- the great west has probably never | full step. “Sign my name to that and i erate Keency price. All of the acts been more impressively filme i telephone it to the telegraph office | aye {op-notchers—no others are being The new vaudeville program is one right away. No, wait a moment— } od at this theater—and, between 0f merit, consistiig of Dolly and add this: “Dox’t wait for money.|(ne latest feature pictures and the Calem In a singing and dancing offer- Will refund all necessary expen st vaudeville obiainable, fo say g Lucille Fogers in a high class| when vou get here. If 1 know Jane, { 1C0ini of the big number of acts SOEINE act and the Herbert Trio in a | she'll bo glad enough to lend Agatha j soo 08 Pl 5 ® (S T Mdount the comedy novelty casting ¢ syl all she nceds to get her out of the | Fus tain. fifth episode of the Houdini serial will r Sy i biggest money worth of entertain- o % ER A ‘ house."” ek i Sl 50 be s . e Tl A e tha felabhone erenauentitofbessesn 1o OV, By Rysnctt pecial big feature Monday, Dous- | flected rebelliously that these ‘‘neces —m—mtxf«s_ Fairbanks in He Comes Up | sary expenses refunded” would be! WDMEN NEEB SWAMP'BUUT |\m|!ma | from my own purse, and that my | — | | ] ! mother-in-law might at least make a Thousands of women. have kidney| SIX VAUDEVILLE ACTS | i show of consulting me abaut the| g pjaqder trouble and never suspect | AT FOX'S NEXT WEEK. | ) j DB S R LR e et B | Manager McDonald announces the 5 st s e | SEwor compaints often prove to| following bill for Fox's Anniversary | knew that there wis 20 Use evew 10, " ing clse but kidney trouble,! Week, opening ncxt Monday. The six | open my mouth in expostulation. | == "Lt of kidney or bladder| acts of vaudeville will consist of, The | Motherh e fone { Parshley's, in a musical novelty; | trary action had thrust me upon tho i ise . ; | Ba ) 1 febal Amia s ot & Hilomma fram which, curi.| 1f the kidneys are not in a healthy ' Burns and Foran, fancy dancers; | ety onoush, only this arrangement | condition, they may cause the other | Blinore and Claire, in a comedy skit; | of hors could rescus me. I must ful: |organs to become diseased Mae Elinore, in one of Famous I Sl coubiact cnd G vy beaian Pain he back, headache. loss of | nore sisters, Mae and Kate, who My child must be cared for. Cousin|ambition, nervousness, are often Universally conceded to be the clever- gatha seemed the only solution for|times symptoms of kidney trouble. “: mm’;flflvn'{:: urr'r:;} ':f” .\gnlerx‘n an This is the finest Butter the present £ 1 rosolved grimly | Dont delay starting treatment. Dr. | Stage. The rost of the bill will con- ade. Two grades above that I wauld not coatinue thi me | Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physician’s 'm" ‘: 18, _s““‘_ Vs ‘&“&" pny butter sold in New submission one moment longer than | prescription, obtained at any drug| Pination )f,}}‘“-‘p':fi” S i vitain. T could help store, may be just the remedy needed| TAT M The Seanul VERAAr . 8ig : Cousin Agatha might come for a|to overcome such conditions Prince Charles, the sensationally ani- : t x suc o g allenge Milk e tivs o week or £Wo, | S et & siadtim or laree. siee bottle||mal prodiEy, who although born | el butfatsthe frsth opportunify il kmeadt ] ies i Siote e e s i S monkey has made himself a man. [ § to “send her packing’ to use my | irecieel it O hic| The feature picture on Monday will | ] mother-in-law’s own expressive vo- | HOWeVer If vou wish to test th'%|pe Frank Keenan, in his latest Pathe | abnln e o el e faredny ) 55 LN pISpST=AlOnERc SN ton ycan "’1 drama, “The Midnight Stage.” In this, | Seizlitor! Iy ownabeuitityast 16 T 0 FImen & oS Binshamion NV v iCecnan postrays aicharacten yeiy 301 MAIN STREET would almost as'soon see a rattle-|LOF & sample bottle. When writing be gimilar to “Jack Rance’ his famous Snake coiled amainst my baby's crib ag | Sure and mention the New Britain | characterization in “The Girl of ihe | to see Cousin Agatha's face bending | Daily Herald. Golden West” in which he appeared .flfln/ versary Week TONIGHT—TOMORROW—SAT. A. BRADY’S MASSIVF PRODUCTION WM. ‘STOLEN ORDER with BLACKWELIL, KITTY GORDON, CARLYLE JUNE MONTAGU (g e arl \Vhlte in EP. No. 3 “The Lightning Raider” “UNDERWORLD TERROR: Vaudeville-4 Big Acts--4 OR A DOLLAR SHOW FOR A DIME SO. LOVE, |§ VAUDI'.VILI.I‘. i Three to One—So the Odds Were Evenig Get This Thrill and a Hundred Others--See DUSTIN FARNUM in Zane Grey’s Ace Romance “THE LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS' See it early—You’ll want to see it twice NEW VAUDEVILLE HOUDINI SERIAL Fifth Episode ships have been sunk and bridges dy f namited and recently the pictures of The Best Cough Syrup 3 war have added to the excitement to such a degree that there is a hard Is Home-made i | cust around the thrill chamber and b : 2 o, TWO LITTLE PRINCESSES OF SPAIN | ONLY TREATMENT THAT GAVE RELIEF Suffered Three Years Before Finding “Fruit-a-tives” CeNTRAL WHARF, Boston, Mass, “For three years, I was troubled with Constipation, accompanied by Dizziness and Violent Headaches. I took medicines and laxatives, but without permanent relief. Last October, I heard of “Fruit tives” or Fruit Liver Tablets, I used one box and the results wera so pronounced that I bought two dozen boxes. I continued using *‘Fruit-a-tives” until the twenty four boxes weres finished, when my physical condition was perfect’’. JAS.J.ROYALL. 50¢. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Jflz_qelw %{ iy \ E\\ B 2 Reds! MAKES BAKING EASY The wise housekeeper uses Ange- lus Flour because she knows it is the flour that gives the purest, lightest, most delicious and nourishing bread, rolls and biscuit Thompson Milling Co., Lockport, N. Y. Sold by Larson & Root, Arch St. and Cristina, daughters of | far a ride. the king and queen of Spain, ready ! (C) Underwood & Underwood. 3 1 3 7 ! with Blanche Bates. “The Midnight | and lured to Wu Fang's den. When | Stage” is a truly Ameican drama of | lightning goes to Tom'’s apartments the Wild West, laid in a period when | to return the block, she instantly sus- | the Western Country was in primitive | pects that Wu has trapped Tom. The | stage of civilization, 50 years ago action from then on is bewildering, | The latest Pathe News and other | Tom is thrown into a pool with a | film offerings will also be presented | giant octopus, just as Lightning | with this Dill. There will be no in- | rushes in and tells Wu that the ebony v in prices, next week heing | block is in possession of “The Wasp” | Fox's treat another underworld character who is i y 10w introduced as an ally of “Light- | AT Netige ning.’ ! FOX'S THEATER, < vaudeville consists of May | “Stolen Orders” is the big 7 reel at- { Sims, a dainty entertainer; Gail Ed- | traction at Tox's tonight, with Pear] | Wards, in a novelty offering; Ward | T o sy Wison, in au original comedy and VAELen Bolsons of the “LIght- | Sopiscs Minstrel's, o great sinsing | ning Raider r new acts of | anq comedy act. audeville S IE il rather hard these daya tolees | Best butte Russell Bros.— | a thrill out o motion picture pro- | duction. For years trains have been wrecked, autos have dived from cliffs the spark plug B Orders” on’t plug. But ““Stolen breaks through the shell and Here's an easy way to save £2, and sets off a series of shockers that make yet have the hest cough romedy £ L you ever tried. the heels pound and the pulse bump. | & 8 vl:n({\) L L T — he -admiral's lady, with a pen- i % chant for playing for N ik ie You've probably heard of this well- e et hushand'e flass | known plan of making cough syrup at A dats - ushand's fleet | 5o But have you ever used it? When in order to pay her debts. Gowns, furs | you do, you will understand why thou- and lac of fabulous price adorned | sands of families, the world over, feel 1e statuesque beauty and the assem- | that they could hardly keep house with- bled guests displayed the latest modes | out it. “It's simple and cheap. but the T e e dge ap. | Way if takes hold of a lmugh will q\;.mv (2 it a pe a ace 01 DM part of the production was carried | Piyex; then add plain saranulet by Montagu Love, who gave a ished | sugar rup to fill up the pint. Or, if \personation of the dishonest I desired,” use dmnua molasses, honey, ge. George MacQuar a a or gorn syrup, d of sugar syrup. nified admiral, while Carlyle 2 ‘f\"l‘ N it instes FISED, B % Bl 2 = spoils, and gives you a full pint of Bell, played with vin, the d8shin® | icier coggh A s . buy voung American naval licutenant. Wil- { readv-made for three times its cost. liam A. 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