New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1919, Page 4

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T braced n Agatha's for something " unpleasant VAUDEVILLE AND ‘BEST PICTURES, | o Bt bt o KONGHT, William Farnum in “The Man Hunle:”” & TOMORROW EVENING—TWO SPLENDID FEATURES Mary Maclaren in “Vanity Pool” amatic six-reel S5-reel Wm. lox. Underworld Drama—Other society story and PEGGY HYLANOin “The Girl with no Regrets” & Short Featurettes, —MON—-TUES—WED— ~ . Y xa. Hart in “Staking His Life” A wonderfully gripping drama L4 Loves THE FUNNIEST of and EXTRA ATTRAC MAN Western with its Hates. fife, clemental TON IN VAUDEVILLE SAM CURTIS & CO. IN A TWENTY MINUTE UPROAR 3 OTHER BIG ACTS 3 RDAY, FEBRUARY 22, Wers and Theate = —— " THEATER BI PEGGY HYLAND ~ DIRECTION WILLIAM FOX FOX'5 TOMORROW LATEST THING IN PARIS—HAN STYLE At gowns. small right left, S rose: lutest creation angled tulle t is the mater! dress of pic in satin with flowers with light blue (C) Manuel derwood evening rimmed with al used. At ue embroidered Waist silk cord from Underwood & VAUDEVILLE HE DEFIES HANDCUFFES, CHAINS, ROPES! E" Y FERN BN = — > BRING YOUR OWN IIANDCUFES AND ROPES, LIBERATE HIMSELF FROM .\ STRAITJACKE " FREE EXHIBITION LUTHER WILL DANGLE ULATION STRAITJACKET, FROM THE TOP OF THI NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK At 1245 A M LUTHER WILL FRF HIMSELF IN FULL VIEW TO ANY PERSON WHO CAN FREE HIMSELF FROM SIAN AND GERMAN TORTURE CRIBS! HIE RU EXTRA ATTRACTION DOROTHY PHILLIPS bardered Ua $100.00 § "EET, BOUND IN A REG- “HELL MORGAN’S GIRL” An stounding pictare dealing with an unknow, the Barbary Coast of San Fran cisco. You love he her, pity her, admire herl It phase of life off . hate her, despise | mankina { uproarious ! Wednesday. Tt Amm{“yw.c she was born in 182 KEENEY'S Madam PHEATER. i el | her | npered thea- 10 \ latest photoplay ¢ " ting for fame | tense and e photo- from start Edd of “Tha Polo, Detec- | photoplay vith il inment is n Niblo's | v, Ackley medy o ana and Harry ana Vannin sit an e Tannean ack N( Keoug nd seenic las tain SUnaay show wit omedi nd an entirc Monda m comes FOX'S THEATI “arnum, in tion The chorist Man e attra Fox’s wit Geneva Ltalian rs, and offering tomorrow cvening jox's will ogram of Peggy Fox star, in a witled Girl and Mary MacLaren, Univers e Girl Wi 1tod double we p ordinai rit than m ve- ! With in “Vanity Regrets' ookdom 1 special No ama he fa the filr in eithe Lifting justified in popular when the end to he served is a 1 one. It is thi gives extraordinary orld rrots vays from rare . spoken or drama lid, however, can bhe entertainment only oral s end force 1y The lif to the 1 Y Girl With No Re ith Mary Ma of ictv scenes a pow- political MacLaren, Q. Nill comedies ni Laren, i S0t ind ama ter s yn I n Anna on othc ffered Hart Monda traction at 1 ' a gripping Bud Randall and raightest William William S in Western is the H s imbler Fox's drama the squarest the s shot west of Santa Fe, Hart's stro personality ength and virilit ered character o the embit po1 at stern : sefore a 1 gainst rays v vea tragedy Bud od, his church and the justice of He v and plays life alone vinst a amt hig own and wrong he is feared by na nty s embitters runs awa of world Althou OF T the of men ame standards are rigid and firm, A loved fc derfully tion of so tha power, fairness king 1lis Life” is won- characteri that Ty tense Western never et portrayed 1ded am will GO ille by Sam & in an el comedy act. Sam Curt comedian known s 300-pour and kno r vaudeville is remainder of Two Stars, tte Dar James Mo n haract monolog LYCEUM is the last n Marsh in “The Rac the all feature hill of vaudevlle at the Lyceum of the Dbi bills of th heen booked for Monday. T will headed the Handeuff K For Was Houdini. 11 \ who can fre crib HEATER. Tonight Strain” and pictures and rter. Oae has gost season esday and Great Luther many years he offers $100 to himself from the as is used in Russia and will be thr ith any persc German torturc such iy of vaudeville e e e et Is Coming to Fox's Tonight Oniy MME. PETROVA ‘Tempered Steel” § Vaudeville Feature Photoplays § Sunday Evening New Show Mon, | edy | by L concenrr { Dickinson's, I or | Finglish Women Find Yanl { the will Dorothy Morgan's Girl." thrills from the scenes be Philipps in It “Iell is picture of of neisco ish. One the San ¥ carthqus laid off the coast For been What the by hig hill Blackwell Forgiv The ever popul Marie Drc er, will be on other ietu has been Sunday hooked. Love night « program star, - com The bill in Sernh the in addition speciil Laudy also to progra the Lyceu FOR HELY or A concert in T Y evenir Wi Hartford, i February 28, under the the Hartford Vassar club uniqum : who gs and i This will first Hartford I, little away N¢ debut vears Thomas s hall, be given ) auspices of Mr. W fred ist lads his he from there two is sing folk ‘e in vers his plays the be carance tured York since devoted to the fund, the alumnae having pledged to raise March 1 or else forfeit of the same amonat The tickets may the Pierce A. H. Des of the concert Vassar are to college of the $150.- gift enc 1try by cou 000 be obtained Music at Store, from Black Mrs wvenue, au PRAISES AMERICAN BOYS. Soldiers Pretty Good Lot of Men. Cardiff to American troops in Fr girl member of the Woman's Auxil- iry Army Corps to folks here. Wales, Feh as the qnalities of the ance ziven by of some in She letter home ‘We ican writes are stationcd inside huge old We arc hundr 1 ans in the O We deal with Army “ords, wality an Amer- French ¢ doing hundry cords of- camp in a 1y racks work with ds of Ame ntr ice the whole and, ex et cet the ionary Amer re epting the all we of cook 100 girl American “We camp, sses, era odd W Forces love the love nd the hoys after us well splendid fellc Ve h ble a recreation hockey and are as happy And now getting up a Ex) v ihe wor ve ¢he They are ve comfort and sible. grand rooms room I as pos- we are alled the am s is one Americ there w Dourgas.” T to be a “rench e and the I'm afraid hen we come pep’ in it play Even wvork and Tha chor of the music truly our music ov hack won't Honestly, the are enongh an scavenger the violin e hoy hose who do in the camp can play piano.’” ITEMS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. Al practi W tates now admit » of law women to {he school executives of Kar associa omen I organized a state 1y 65,000 wome: gineering work i e war. Women mitted ces were engag Engiand dur- in Sweden hs to take th since 1882, ave been per- higher university Virginia and Georgia few states in which the versitics rem are among e uni- wonien B in closed to The first the woman's suffrae Netherlands Amsterdam twenty-five associa- organ- years tion in ized in was One ermaids the big York ar nployed recently opencd in of hotels in Ne city The ring enlist Red wide American Cross country interest cooking is plan- movement to | women in bhetter | the of family T vill believed coming show fully five times women as m United States, Americ tine busecieaning do cverything f to conducting fom sewing tr and a vel- g dispensary The Suffre iden National Amer issociation Wor hold in of ican will conventic last bilee the uis during wee April. has to children, hour and Louisiana commission women and maximum appointed a study labor with a minimum state the of view to wage Swedish women, have exer- the right of nicipal suffrago | during the past ten yea are now jave full suffrage on the same terms | as men | The first training school for nurses | in the Republic of Haiti has been es- | tablished and opened under the and confrol of the Unilcd Public Health Service suffrage cireles plans under consideration observance next year of the cen- of the birth of Susan B. An the famous pioneer of the ment in America women's organ- who cised m S, to rection States In ready able tennial thony, woman's rights mov six of the largest izations the te of New York ave formed a joint legislative con- ference to put through the legislature at Albany a program comprising six | bills for the benefit of women in in- dustry. A monolith. in the shape of a pyra cut from a 100-ton block of | ite, one of the largest ever quar- | ried in New England, is soon to be | crected as a memorial to Mary Baker | Fddy, founder of the Christian Science | church, on the farm near Bow, N. T are 1 for a suit in st | four Testimony | the VASSAR FUND | women her | delegates [ S ¢ is elated the in Paris that dominating assented to women on all c8m- the interests of The American are Mrs. J. Borden Harri- Juliet Barrett Ribles and B. 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