New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1919, Page 4

= e ———— & icaiergoers — FORESTERS' BAZAAR. o " Evesight Specialtat l A very 1 F e wid Manutacoring } ROUP | United ¥ore s baza { ur- | Optician, Spasmodic croup ie ! A. PINKUS, usually relieved with day in Turn r he Y 2 )l inment Y EXAMINATIONS ARE FREE one application of— K Broken Lenses Duplicated. oOfice, 306 Main St "Phone 57¢ own temple by radicals, even 1os @iz the love of Kate Gor fother man. Heart-broke | #4811 his ideals smashed, G l the man who has won his law wite. When he is cenvicted and l | ! | redit- ar will continue tonight 11 r and drawing of prizes. Satisfaction Guaranteed. | | Min- | E | with Kkills ymmon — sentenced to prison for life s for- mer wife begs his release a takes i him back. Lawson Butt, the well Arst | jcnown ish actor, is cast as Rev. Frank Gordon Clara Williams and | test | Herschell May both remer TIron | for their excell rk in rmen | flo and | of the Klondike” play Kate Ransome | s full | and Mark Overman respectively. “The | fiting of | One Woman” is a t | ba Vita- | duction, and is a worth i1l also | “The Birth of a Nation reu short- | Alice Howell Comedy, t latest | % R i g ; <3 . 3 5 { Pathe News, with pictures of the LL; [13 n:: : in on and Top- complete the film pro- “please. Coming | gram . vaudeville consists of Rus- Be week, “The |sell & Beatrice, in the starring the | and dances; Ruth Edell, Eddie Polo. | ente r; Orben & Dixie, i weelk but a | dy wnd talling, and week of all | Kidder & Co., a comedy operetta, Pters so that all who | completing an enjovable and enter- fart the picture last week can | taining show. mursday and have the first epi- 2 explalned to them. Entirely new | LYCEUM THEATER IR miiysday, pictures and a ble The world's greatest tenor, C: | vaudeville show. o ‘myself for ‘& uafl e Oaooraes, Ty, slovess is 1o be shown at the Lyceum in his first screen appearance pining, but the thought y i jured, There would be clashes 8 = = ‘nofi uau;fl\ly::'{;:.“‘;;‘:‘“ 'n With individuals no doubt, there| FOX'S THEATER. Cousin”. This famous man f rea(m of Ch"d‘ Lo e loarabo was & voung woman | Would be other grave problems to be| The big seven-reel Select Ineature, | only a great singer but he is 4 = / mustal polse. It didn’t seem prob- solved, but my greatest victory \\us’ “The One Woman", by Thomas Dixon, clever actor and an especially ‘» 4 e e e R | S s Bol e sl e e e comedian. My Cousin” is fllled ¥ hood dreams ls fon so completely over the It was fully a quarter of an houwl author A 2 comedy and the star fits his part G o : before I rose from my chair, for I|the attraction at Fox's tonight with | gplendidly. 1t 1s a novel theme, o ing if it had contained : ; : ‘ ‘ : on ehich found it almost a necessity to &It Mo-| other fim and four big vaudeville | handled with the greatest artistry ana ; a Iand of S eets which T had never seen, in face which tonless, quiet, for a little, in order to| ' " splendidly directed and is in every re- finew acts of | Peace Conf m and they il n I ) | A I } mimummrmmmmnmmmfmmzuu|1!|1l1;nmu1:lumnmfmmmmmu II | M i | SEALED TIGAT—KEPT RIGHAT BE SURE TO GET WRIGLEY'S | L | n S 2 o— brobability would never see. t score of bizarre possibilities :;’)‘i’x;‘tsmy‘{fife'i:sly‘éli?“h:-"u’“’“"j’: 4Pl “The One Woman", concerns the | Sbect an extraordinary picture attrac- ed through my mind and out|fPUE Wheh L G4 ree b Was W carcer of Frank Gordon, a brilliant tlon. At every performance _victrola = S — Burriodly Into the reom, closing the| Clerevman, who forsakes his wife and records will pay the most noted of | == - The mOSf 'ast’ deor bobind b D RE 2B 18 ome o tallow! a)ioarsar ofisosialism, ||| Caxusa/s aongs and you will be jgiven X 2 1 or behin er nolselessly, bu rst the opportunity to hear him ¢ ' Jor fces of Kate i the eorridor outside, Gordon enlists the services o £ e 8 o it nfi t k UNITED e femats sulidec, > 0 | Corlon e 07 srvces B S | o1 e s 0 Yot ing way to make 1 Sl 2 Sl 5 gram being a double-featur which to my overwrought imagina-| Wife in order to contract a common | E¥ 2 peatlne A o e e e (g e 1 il marringe it alvomantid s [(WLIL Inclocoichesfin pR gl R ok B some 0 those Ahansates xmw“ano'n %o son that hoe| time passes Gerdon in supplanted in | Flags’, The three big mcts of | a¢ e é d vaudeville which have been booked | | oven, "l for a long minute, evidently apprals- Mason e mer O G ¥ | " - arnestly a vatic offering; Jerome & Albright, i g in.|ing me critically, earnestly acro : . . Arent you glaa nerets no teacn- | ing m e : ul reality is to O e o e ot Cromen! “And—we'll never refer to it again. | talking oftering, and, Burng & Jose, ) - _ once in a whle, and he allowed this| I've baen fool to w it 1 shall !‘« man and woman in a novelty danc- \ 3 : M | 750 that tomerrew night weald do| put it away now where i bolongs.|ing act. = e a8 take home B | os well, So you'll not have the ordeal| Good-night—and—thank you.' Tom Moore is coming to the Lyce X B o2 Teuting your teolleagiss, as eus|. She wentiout of the yoom asiquick:|um Thursday in his latesi picture i 5 TURNER HALL worthy prinelpal calls us, at the end |1y 88 she had come, “Thirty a Week". Tom a | g ) " - Entertainment and Dancing M of this ‘perfect day.’ There are one| 1 tried to put aside all :flmms res '\N‘lx ; Vt\‘l;](‘hvnn,v‘;:\lu youn, hauts > d A ! i or two of ‘em yet in the building, but|a# tto the strangeness of the incident, | n love X ployer's | / Ml [ fflWln of Prlzes S 6&t Af tham heve dopasted itom lour| endiof Meribenavion S BNt despite sl liidaughcen has icnong SRR OIS AU Z = g my efforts it was a question that|tiative to supply a dozen men in his Tonlght Al e o |haaiatinays rol|owads true Amerlcan role ; | ; q frequentl H drawl which had first attracted me. i - i o y- OW ADMISSION, 15 CENTS But I recognized & strained note he ¢ / e —— neath, and her eves told me that hev . e e Bl e ot R e about tonight? : she was uttering, = the role of welcomed stranger,” I re- jolned smilingly. “Nothing looks quite so good to me just now as the praspect of an open trolley ride home o I'm golng to forsake the train for the | ElSle Fer son longer route tonight. I think I need| gu the air.” ‘ “UNDER THE “Bemsible lady,” Miss Holcombe | GRFENWOOD TREF” commented absently. Then she Sl . me determinedly, her face pale, her RUEEUEN nostrils dilating ever so slightly o— “On My Word of Honor." VITAGRAPH COMEDY “I can’t help what vou think of me,” she sald hurriedly, almost shamefacedly, “but you must tell me o— soe the face In my locket today?” VAU I faced her steadily : swered. “May I not add that if T 5—ACTS—5 had scen 1f, the seeret—swhatever it might be-—would have been safe witi {mo? #i¥ing a quick glance up and down| When he is expelled from his church, | (€ PERCCEE ¥ O 000 il Ry dreams a delight- ers’ meeting tonight? Mr. Btoek-| T knew it” she sald abruptly two men midst as fast as their feet could earry = crossed my mind frequently in the latest and very best play which “I'll confess I'm glad not to enact squared her shoulders and turned to VEERLY OTHERS one thing, on your honor. 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