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

s o ! r | the fin- point i s five reels of fal war scenes eith kind, th to please. T @ acrobatic offerin Bylact and a spec offering. be prese in' “Thirty a Week, brings but, as no other | "vehicle h many angles of tho | handsome, rollicking Irishman’s tal- | ents. i | a3 which " . ith T knew that he 'somewhere deeper. 0" brothers France.” “I don't know. George,” I returned calmly, “although I hope so. Some- thing extraordinary happened, that's certain But am sure Mr. Stockbridge will send us word if th news is anvthing which concerns us The appearance of a girl of 12 frém one of the low assrooms punctu- ated my explanation. She had come fito my room frequently before with messages of one sort or another, for she was the type of child invariably picked out by teachers and principal as a messenger. Usually she whispered her message to me in a tone as color- less as the rest of her personali but today she shouted it, her hair tumbled, her face flushed, her eyes shining. “Three Times Three “Armistice is signed “You can let 'em chee in their scats till comes.” She raced 'and for a school, everything ! thoughts had flown to the sector in where my soldier husband There had beea some trouble with the mails, and I had not heard FOX’S THEATER. | “The One Woman,” the seven drama of socialism the attra at Tox's tonight. i Thomas Dixon, one of the most notable figures in the world of Ameri- | can literature, and author of “The | Birth of a tion,” has contributed | another masterpicce to the screen in | the adaption of his widely read novel, | “Tha One Woman.” The charact of the story are few, but vivid. The atmosphere is wonderfully well done, tense and vibrant with the jangling, reel | Fas is tion | I A sensational seven-part dra- smashing indictment of socialism, with Clara Williams, Herschel Mayall and others. VAUDEVILLE IRUSSFLL & GILBERT ma, a dazed for a momena all who heard the news. although I o re that deep rt wa S a sol- | emn, sacred | cause triumphant, yet for the moment ! there was but room for one joyous pae e is coming hom me! Dicky is coming home to me ' The sound of shrill cheers recalle me to my duties. I turned to my pu pils to find them standi in 't aisles waving text baoks, handker- | chiefs, peacils in the air, and yelling | at the ps of their voic 3 of | the girls were crying, frankly, but | from him directly in many weary | into every face had come the look of | weeks, although twice T had read ac-| ecstatic happiness reflected in every | counts of his air victorie American heart at that moment. | But now it was over, the terrible A few of them looked at a bit| struggle which had convulsed ‘the | apprehensively, vet deflantly. Disci- | l\\'nrld. aver with a suddenness that|pline is one of the things upon which | . I pride myself, and I knew that the | K boys and rls were wondering just | how I uld meet this outburst. With | a little pang at my heart t they | 9 § | should have mistaken my first mo- | ment of dazed silence I hurried to m-‘ | of the flags decorating the room. { “Re v, now, three times three nd | * I called out to them, way and a Tiger.” she carolled. RUTH EDELL but keep 'em | the principal ORBEN & DIXIE on to the moment I forgot around me. My next doorway, CAPT. KIDDER & CO. pupils, COMING MONDAY ‘The Midnight Patrol” | the fla ® | roof and s B! From { heard | went | Then peal, b and t ound crashed to the, rolled back all part other chee from .’Jg_‘ i in “Under the reenwood Tree’ ELS “IRON TEST" the classroom classroom. | our own school and a moment 1 ge himself appearcd of my room | i ited to ri had seat the messa explained ealy. might ha to bell er in WEEKLY VAUDEVILLE 5--BIG ACTS--5 Special Attraction--The Jazzland Troupe Jazz Music, Singing and Dancing — Six Men and Two Girls COMEDY | began to} Mr. Stock- the door- our bell until T > all around,” he| ‘Otherwise they | mistaken it for a fire | nal. Bring your pupils in at once to| {the assembly hall, and then have | them put on their wraps. We're go- ing to ade. Bring every flag o vou ] : VAUDLVILLE Double Feature Bill ENRICO | “UNDER CARUSO| FOUR phsig FLAGS” “M COUSIN” PRESENTED BY HIS FIRST PICTURE APPEARANCE UNCLE SAM 'KEITH VAUDEVILLE BURNS & JO3E ENGAGEMENT OF THIS POPULAR PAIR CUNNINGHAM & MARION ROARS, ROA RS AND ROARS ! JEROME & ALBRIGHT THEM SING “WHEN TRELAND COMES INTO ITS OWN" THURS., FRL, SAT. TOM MOORE in “THIRTY A WEEK” STURN HEAR ENRIC ern photo was taken in Sec UESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1919, tonio Alo- crial should A Vit - films no one ow on the sordant note Telty and 1 SONIL Bennett in that in w of his 1 which thiey bod f erumbling hold gods—the ing heart wondering and loving ir the of the man Wwoman “The On under and i bre: he children rddishne Wom supervisio ith men and presented he most ex Ames ast s Klondike « medy the of Day com- vaude- ville consisting of Beatrice trapezc s with some ¢ Orben a » exor ring and offering: Ruth Dixio, A -, dane- YAGEDY Kidder & excellent i sing ol a we company of Ul well received five THEATE Elsi¢ Ken- La son audicnces saw her tremendo ton Pound nwood Tre v and the public that this is her est triumph since entering the The pl: e ially adapted to Mis Fergusor beauty and capabilit and the supporting cast of play many of them of the photoplay £ Iron Test”, the thrilling in Kec op Wenz, ag drowned was while Paper Goods compo: , getting b he Miss Wenz body rs well known pre The of serial fea woman was om hlights Griswold hody perm oval to New Britain the Ci he given fi brought r hou and J 4 apanese Prima Denna | for sear: M was hiome of Gulong where treatment, an home on carried to was later eet. was ywd was skati his Althoua Jin the frozen at 1 during the eve- W and the weaker {he only rts, a la Paper Goods ¢ While Miss 2Nz Davis of ning were sk parts made clutc time the - grip seen to Te. for pinting i ¥ as she 1 went above later. nd sp her o toward wsed h and was ntil draw lown he icc out \ cured throu use of was t hor 1l larg the from the 1shed to By the lights directed H s body ho: Usen out and search ice, the thro was seen aid of bot- tom and was dr motor i er of i} Comps have dev the rema inging coice ever possessed b nation. 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