New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 4

MY SOLDIER SWEETHEART Adcle Garrison’s Continuation of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE EWhat Madge Did to Save Lillian From | I sat by her, motionless save for the o 3 o Worty returning pressure I gave from time P K HARTFORD, CONN. i to time to the hands clinging to . “What absolute idiocy, Lillian Rt I made the protest far more em-| gpo wpoke but once, and I had to Unless otherwise noted. these notices are written by the phatic than my own feelings upon the [1engd "z ; my ear to catch the murmured bureaus of the theaters OF Other attractions with which (i i i Subject of the mystery of Robert Sav- |yorqs ¥ | i arin’s collapse at Lillian’s feet at the Robert—Harry,” she whispered I , very moment of his return from |mourntully, and 1 knew that her tor- PALACE THEAT! [ 1% with 5 Classics) pianelesne Billed = RIN G France. There was a substratum of |tyred brain was still busy with the it e ailtvinual lias s ouheene BER0oERe blllea borror-stricken uneasiness in my own lawful probie ar sxpected Despite rain, S a yroblem the artist's unexpected ¢ et e Gl i e mind as to the very question Lillan | poturn had brought to her jence cnjoyed one of the best variety is class itsell and he easily | ¢ L e aeioEd Palace theater | Scored one of the hits of the show had volced, but it was no.part of my L B entertainments at the Silentenil colec L he show. Dlan to lot her guess my doubt. But Al ks Cosgrove ArHiN s esolved | 1ast evening that hws ever been scen | he concluding number was The Four IN UNION STRENGTH “But, Ma A faint color was [that nothing save an impe eall | in New Britain ,\dnm\old ihas L e Elte G EN B oy Working together millions of vic- | ‘ . AtsEothins save s {is a broad ass still the man-;9Uartet made a big hit with their : o creeping into her face, whether from |from the sick room should be allowed | 1S @ broad asscrtion, sti 15 ehe | siveing ana ith their tory gardeners can produce enough A excitement or the cffects of the Tiot!{o disturb her. Opening @ window to | @8ement vouches that if th:vyo e lmne q:hl‘n’ rapid-fire comedy. food to win the World Food War draught she hdd swallowed. “Didn't | the apology for fresh air, which is all [ Person in the audience tonight OF 1074y, = (L 12 Show 1 of such a pleas now raging. Send to the National you hear him say, ‘I have come to tell la city over possesses, and reassuring | MOrrow who does not voice l\r“ a S Ee hat you cannot afford to ; war Garden Commission, Washing- you that I have f—' That must mean |mysclf that she was warmly covered, | OVinion, their money will gladly '\‘\';.,1 tonight ana oo Will be repeat- | ton, for a garden hook enclosing i ‘I have finished what I had to do,” or |r went softly out of the raom. shut- | refunded. There are so many !muu:” o -nl: Saturday. Two shows two-cent stamp for postage. Newhesy—in fotai Spring ‘T have found him.’ Don’t you think |t noisclessly Dbehind me the | that it would be impossible to dwell ¥ night. ! s0 ‘ .|heavy doors which insured quiet for | UDon any one of them. Maciste, the ehe o Chicago has gone into victory za:- models, . “Why not, ‘I have failed? * T an- |Lillian at her work only rival of Douglas Fairbanks, INCEUM THEATER. dening this year on an intensive scale favored materials of the Spring swered quietly, snatching at the first!| Then I went swiftly below stai pleased in the sccond —chapter —of John Barrymore, the popular stage and hopes to break the record the thought which came to' me, although |cautioning Betiy about the sleeper, | “The Liberator” called “The Brand | cia whe scored so heavily in “The . City made last cear in war garden- season. in reality 1 feared that her interprc= [receiving an angry toss of the head | of Cain.” 7his picture is in u\:*l\"‘ Man From Mexico,” a vear Or {tWwo ing. Many agencies there are co- interesting A 0" a yea tation of Robert Savarin's unfinished |for my pains parts and grows more t 130 Proved 4 veritable delight to OPerating with the National War | sentence was far more apt to be co “If she ain't disturbed till I does it, | each week. The Kinogram Weekly is |, and enthusiastic audiences Dy Garden Commission of Washington | Yect than mine she'll sleep all right,” she muttered, | especially interesting because of S 13 "havacierization in on the Quiet in arousing further interest in home | “Oh, my dear! Do you really think |and I was glad to flee to the rose-hued | up to the second news review. The | 21 (he Tvenm oo O T the | food production. ‘The immigration | & Suits that hear all the touches of developed in all the B0 ?! | :oom, where Marion, adorable sprite | feature picture, “The Common CAUSC" i g op 1oy, ey R ot Cr Ty v G T e No question about the color in her|that she is. was just stretching her | with a really wonderful - cast Barrymore will appear during the | turned a large acreage into gardens face now.- And her tired eves brishi- isicepy little self and beginning to [ Broadway stars is a ViHasrabl SPe- i cuprent season. and i (hose that ave ! and by this means is teaching the | up t() ened almost unbelicvably. But they !wonder where her mother was. cial production, produced under the o tyo™ o O S0 the entertaining | foreign horn about American meth- | darkened again in another moment, | She listened gravely and quietly ! personal dircction of SEWAE | qualities of the first, there can be lit- | 0ds and ideas and how to speak ;‘ and the shadow crept over her face |while I explained that her mother was | Blackton and is a bigger and better g =g 0 50 2 | e S English and at the same time giv- again \ {asleep after watching by “Unecle Rob- | picture than “Hearts of the World, rymore’s second |-qun;~ into the ing them a valuable lesson in thriff “I must not let myself believe|ert” and must not he disturbed “Civilization” and many of the other | o, L here are many | and helping them to help themselves. that,” she said wearily, “for if T found igreat good luck we had been able to, [ so-called “big features.”™ Tt is A0 |y 0G0 e tion " ue follow | In other cities alzo the Y. M. C. A. is nfterward that I was mistaken, and jkeep from the child the night before | seven parts and tells of condltions | 40 “meeting of Robert RRidgway. the —doing the same thing: that in reality ~that—horrible—thing jall details of the arrival of her be- | after the signing of the armistice. | ., .oter played hy Mr. Barrymore, | School gardening in Chicago is i movoened jloved “Uncle Robert” except that he | There are laughs and thrills galore |4 anes Colt. the Tatter role being | being enconraged to the utmost this o oot nimes i col i dfcome buciovery UL in “The Common Cause” and {from |, .., veq by Lois Meredith, Ch year, and the National War Garden e 1ote wesBincanab oo liiinking Il be as quiet as a mouse,” she | the enthusiasm displayed by the aud=y cp,p)in s being shown in. “Behind | Commission has sent Dudley Grant ! . i | ” : _ ‘ v o e . T Hays, in charge of school gardens, a. S m ] S “CHARGE lT ment. T put my hands upon her shoul-! “Then I'll tell you something ni the biggest hits in the history of lo- The Keith vaudeville program con- i i i 1 p y ay claarly, of forming any sane . judg- |promised seriously jence last evening it scored one of ders and gently put her back among I returned. *“Your Auntic Cosgrove is | cal theatricals . : Sl e i L’{fifiz‘,"nflilxfl}]lfl‘."n' _r;f f"shzurdvn in- . her pillows, i coming this mornin e Lavieviilof beganiwith M T[S O threc S Blmeson v0ok ale Wiich Bo ls Using We will gladly | b r § vaudeville acts. Johnny Small and ' Other lots have gone to the public additional Do you know what I think 1 “Oh goady!” she exclaimed Jump- | Hennings, a novelty y.m.-;:lmh -mq hatil s el Sisterslin “Puppy-lLove,” | library for distribution through its paid with as severe tone as I could [ing up. The next moment her eXpres- § throwing specialty. There is surprise . : e i .l scored a tremendous hit with the pa- | branches. Many > indus- yourself unnecessarily, Nty || S o s s tot o e A S S S W it aCIG v Gel ) HOIE SEHGHIL R, ME IR GNGT o jimiafandimanufacouriu glconcern sEin ‘£ g 4 | > s : G enancy: 5 | are of unusually good qualitv. The ' and around Chicago are encouraging ing an injustice to Robert. Whe e ! feel so bad over cle Robert.” ffer a high class dancing specia ! g injustice ober Vhen he |feel so had tn offer hizh cla lancing ‘specialty [l B Rt o ored & hit with |- their Syl T e rouses to consciousness, and you have | I think she’ll like yvou to bother | th.{ alsp plensed. especially the imi- 7 : 5 B chince to talk with him. you ‘Will |her, honey,” [ said., thinking how the | tation dance by the male memberiof | (1S audiences with their cl dens this yea1.'in many cases assist: then be able to find out the truth. He |child’s thoughtrulness resembled that | ¢pe qe The surprise came when a \"iml‘» e o ing them by providing the land, fur- i tobert—Harry.” | Ana indeed when Mrs. Cosgrove, | yraction put over a couple of numbers the only theater in town showing y ways. The daylight saving hours is “I know.” she said, and T saw tears |white-faced, anguished, arrived two | : UmBES | fures of the parade in Foston, WRICh | proving of great value to the work- i a surprising manner. This i at ol day in honor on her evelashes. Then she began to hours later. she seemed to find Ther e was held in that city today | ! men who have planted gardens. e monder of the returned heroes of New Engz- cry. weakly, and I knew part of my [chief solace in holding Marion closely arrange Easy Payments without the slightest cost for this helpful privile jazzed. shimmied and cap- | o auiside | tivated with his excellent voice and ) |1 4 battle was won to her. Together we watched outsi personality. Next came McCormack | “Shut your eyes,” T commanded. [the sick room-—the nurse hud allowed TE———— A and Shannon, a refined pair of en- | S Sl T Too Many Millions” faces that prob- | i general as skilled hands’ could | bring 1t emotional ability “and forget everything for awhile. | the artist's sister but one glimpse of |y o f o0 0 P HOE T 08 FOX'S THEATER. {lem and finds it a touch one. In this A Il hold your hands tight like this, |his motionless form—until after hours ) SVERCEE JB BH (rel SE s S " Wallace Reid, in “Too Many Mil- | delightful romantic comedy, Wallace until vou're asleep. And I'll attend to |that scemed a century, the nurse C 510" (ih mood singing, bes “_l Tom Mix in “Tom and Jerry | jteid shows how' Walsingham stag- Mrs. Cosgrove and everything else. [came to the door, spoke quictly to| oS rePlete with sood singinz beat- | and a well balanced vaude- | gered along for a while under the | o puiant mive n toi v, his | for their special ability and fitnezs fe e ptiacbiso e suenethiand Sletr,ime songs and some Irish jigs. The at- | bill are the attractions at Fox's i welght of the forty millions. how they |y (88 Br0€ S EE BEEEOI OF FRR |1 they play vell ir hi mosphere that this turn created | Were suddenly taken from him, how |13 streets of ‘down town New Yor rionic ability | 01, make it.. The director spent several | Which She is sup weeks investigating slum districts and | Ported by Wm. Scott and a well studying the annals of crime, so that | known cast of Fox players, selecte for vou don’t know what moment| I promised Mrs. Underwood to call helped much to have them score the What would you do if you had forty |4 beautiful gzirl demanded the two | . .o yced as back grounds for most big hit that they did. And then came Robert will need you. her if there was any sign of his wak- 2 : y 3 5 of the.action of the play, Single Al- the peer of entertainers, William Cut- | Dorn, (Wallace Reid), the hero of | her father, how he and the girl were She obeved me as little child [ing. Wil you do it? I think he will million dollars? Walsingham Van ! millions that had heen stolen from e L g ley, Swipés: Alley, Guzzle Row. Hell's | and how they lost most of their would have donc for o half-hour | rouse soon.” idential strects in their day. hut now clothes in a fire. They suddenly There is no “cure” Matince 2. Kyening 7 Till 11, take them? *Too Many Millions” is Jeserved Seats For AN Evening Performaunces Excepting Sunday. one of the most nnusual and amu st 2 Continuous Show Saturday ing vehicles that Mr. Reid has had in | 2OORE, the itl who resolves _“YOUR BODYGUARD'" = 3071 PRICES—Matinec 11 Cents. Evening 20¢ and 30¢ Including Tax some time. He is splendid in the SR G e G L ® TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. character of Van Dorn, who is trying | The I‘Jnlcrminm* De Luxe—Going Direct to Keith's to make a living as a book agent. | ambra Theater. New York | Suddenly two rich uncles of his arc { VVILLI/\M CUTTY killed in an automobile accident and he finds himself their heir. But life sl : —Laey sunk f§ the 16west rung of respect- < married, they tve happily lon, ithe| ottt et gt oo e e but relief is ofter money the young man earns until the | oqness and wickedness: in “Pilfalls of brought by— 5 B time when the forty millions are | . pis jiy. i b Phone 103 — Box Officc. Open From Noon Till 10 p. m. again returned to them. Do they DL e ¢ The Symphonic Minstrel. : Dol helnl SBut it STATE ARMORY E NIGHTS TWO BANDY. MCCORMACKE B SRt e i ane s e : S HENNINGS | FIELDS & CO. | & SHANNON § [, musine complienions vile TOnlght S Feature Boomerang Hat Comed “A Breath of " ’I‘(})\m \l'l\l V‘l:vflwr' latest Sunshine Thrower:s Specialists Old Erin" comedy ‘Tom and Jerry Mix" fur- | ‘Talk of New York Minstrel Show’ | B S o daa hooting. Muit & Jeff and the latest asTaD NS Boton Pathe News complete the film offer- v The Biggest Dancing and J. Stewart Blackton’s Latest Film Sensation e ' and Best Fair e e “THE COMMON CAUSE Shd gt R s e By J. Hartley Manners in a very neat tight wire exhibition in Connecticut. Every Evening With a t of 14 stars including Ma ¢ Rambeau. Herbert Raw- David Hoftman, a monologist, World linson, . Vernon Castle. Effiec Shannon, Violet Hemm: Julia ind Purcell, colored comedians, with | SEN CASH PRIZES $3,000.00. Avthur, Sylvia Breamer. Huntley Gordon. Lawrence G i excellent voices and the Fifll of Pep Charles Blackton, Voilet Blackton, Philip Vau Lorn. Mlle. Marcel, company, & minature musical comedy IY\'LI] S ORCH. ADMISSION 15¢ and Louis Dean. with some excellent costuming, Second Chapter of “The Liberator” With pretty girls, funny comedians and | MACISTE special sceaery. 1 z d He Out Fairbanks Fairbanks. e . e 'NDAY—Bessie Barriscale in “Hearts Asleep™—Triangle ¥ GUADYSFBROCIRWEELEST MRS [Or WOMEN duction of “The Little Rowdy.” Comedies, Dramas. Screen Magazi “Pitfalls of a Big City.” the famous Weeklies. 18 Reels. old melodrama. that is coming to COMING MONDAY—ANITA 'EWART in “Two Women,” Fox's on Monday, gives a wonder- - . YT | = . , | 1 Mavie Walcamp in the opening chapter of “The Red Glove.” the fully realistic picture of the seamy GAIN we score a 4 g t EVE. famous Prizma pictures. Five Head Vaudeville Acts. “Coming side of Iife in n great city. G o A O triumph for originality AT ! soon, the greatest of all Irvish Sing Comedians, ANDREW MACK. interesting ’»!'M\ of the wor "1 '-& 1 ] in style and value e-giving in {hieves and pickpockats and erook - \ VAUDEVILLE 64‘% % I\E) ARK shoes for RS B PARSONS’ THEATRE - e e e HOR = You have only t IGHT AND TOMORROW th \K,,P of I_" Mo step up !':1 Ou:l:x ',: Y X Mon. and Tues. Kves. April 28 and 2 dows to he convinced i h 4 G. M. Anderson and L. Lawrence | that we offer i 4 Weber I'resent the most o - | s co | charming IN THE 5 PART COMEDY DRAMA | ) W]Illam COlher onial "13“‘»‘-‘:‘. i:é\,l;s ]..;“vel—:L Louis heels: IN— = long marrow | prices in this " “TOO MANY MILLIONS” W el s S G| . . . (I(::ll(‘\ )\]l:n ||;(‘:‘. 1?4’ .\vl\ ;‘d\?‘“r.mr;\:nc:““ Over thes Tom Mix in “Tom and Jerry Mix” s — el e With jet or | per vearo possible the B eionk vatine JAMES AND BU S, Y WIR ACT = we offer. “(‘< x\%\aranl«r to DAVE HOFFMAN MONOLOG MAN April 28, 29 and 30. Saw‘}o”(‘nm‘]r" S WORLD AND PURC 5 ‘xnun.omcn COMEEDY STARS ‘ Qn the Quiet,’ Aatitics, Mon. Aptil 25, *?“""‘_“ here! Come and see ’I‘HE FULL OF PEP COMPANY CHARLIE CHAPLIN—“BEHIND THE SCREEN.” “ SRR v ;‘ Newar‘ Shgg 3 SHOWS AT 2 5:00, 8:00 O'CLOCK BARNES & BUNNER Comedy magic offering 9y COMING MONDAY, THE SENSATIONAL MELODRAMA EXTRA ATTRACTION ; T TeiOs | “Pitfalls of a Big City”j¥ ..PURFY LOVE" i on sale Kenney e by ot R. R. Crossing , Leghorn's, Quigley's Real Fs- fort and wear to a Open Monday Sa 3 AMAZING =~ REVELATION OF THE SNAR If you dow't go to Boston today to see the parade, be at (he e Omce Tandl CrowclED e = marked " g5 i “‘" '\‘I;"‘(&' atu AND WICKEDNESS OF THE UNDERWORLD oo Randr Nt andlscal it in Tictaren) e L“ hange tickets at deg 3 ehtd Quigley's 1 Estate Office famsin i 84 2497 Stores in 97 Citics,