New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1919, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 15 1916. SR THREE PARTY FROCK FOR I MY SOLDIER SWEETHEART | ez AR Rt SPRING | PRETTEMARS ! i company will offer a P oo Adele Garpison’s Continuation of i comedy et, M REVELATIONS OF A WIFE ‘ - e e A A e present th (By Biddy Bye) travesty that las | = d the entire = Lion Tamer.” New things on the market T a sensa- | Nature's own spring tonies and wel- Two | come variations from the teavy foods s giv- | of winter. Treat the famil” to a ta will | of the fresh offerings several times Kton's greatest k. Serve the “treat” irstead of the country laughing, -y 4 B g and the Martin duo will i Phy Madge Feared What Mrs. | up for our record., Ken? Why didn't 3 2 . ;. i come Stockbridge Might Do. vou tell them ours Is one of those . % e . " = teomplete vaudeville Mr. Stockbridge moved promptly | wonderful unions made in heaven on on Saturday nizl #oward us at Mr. Donkers' call, but I! and wound up in the other place Unless otherwise noted. these es are written hy the mfi J. Stewart B t tion was tinged laugl neanny. gruesome & 2 production, *“The World for Sa) oo coula wction wi 4 “x( ! She uzhed, an u PR e burcaus of the theaters or Other attractions with which they e ; S and | <ial meat and save nuney therehy, with Moaal 2ol oeri e SRl . H"\ cat | winning zeneral approvil at the same ew no | 1 nately her voice is always shrill, = e the Sereen Magazine, o two reel west. | M€ knew no ! Fortunately her c alway FOX'S TITFATER. LYCEUM THEATER. Asparagus Salad—Coik fender and the balance of the \\‘w\\ drain several bunches o' fresh aspar. Un people are 1o he trea my of the rest | and no one seemed to have noticed ern drama, and many smaller comedy | on her part | her manuer or Voice—no one save Poday marks the opening of one of reels. Reserved seats moy now be was no escap- | Alice Holecombe. who hiad lheen | the moest exceptional attractions thot {ained at the hox office. On Monday, | AU i the cooked stalks thor- Tiesday and Wednes of next weci ! Fhe Beanty Shop™ will be the hig | by mixing 1 teaspoonfulof salt with headline This act presented by -1 teaspoonful paprika .nd a pinch West artistic program of attractions : Jughly and serve with a wessing made ever assembled here, The vaudeville 1 apparently ! watching us. [ saw her pick up Bess | has been seen at Fox's theater in some | imonial liberty | Dean with a flash of her eyve. and |, In addition to Tour hig new acts | of vaudeville, a specta] engagemeni | renowned Charlotre Parry Whosoe has been made for the great police | name nds for the most busy control Mr. Donkers was too obtuse to real- | quaa | (he real seriousness of the situa hastened o protest tha program be headed from ‘me, Rad | then saunter lazily toward us. Miss her example reh’s Musical Merry Makers is a | of pepper. Add 1 tabispoonful of e playfulness ¢ sean promptly followed M < ¥ 1 bl o Seanipich tabloid version of Raymend's Hitch- | tarragon. tablespoont s of 1 ‘From Ieadgnartervs.” in | wonderfu actresses of jocs ks ] musical play of the same | vinezar, then 1 tablespooful each which the talented star Anita Stewart | ern times. Mise Parry s assisted name. There are neonlelINIATR ey s Al LehcumBer. dge, you ar but b hopped cucn dangerous, | only point 1 \ : e picles, gree was the leading role, supported bv [ by an augmented company presenting green is mentality could 2rasP. | the popular acto O Diitact dor ‘J'rom Headquarters” has been hatled [ Hlave Fars.”” No bigger attragtion he indulged by crities all over the country as the than Miss Parry will he seen in NeW 4615000 gices nrranged this act to s h 1 greatest police drama that has ever ) York this scason, and those Who fol- 100 e (v the Teith houses at State S el e mentionad ! been conceived and this opinion has | low metrobolitan papers Wil S00N onSiana ecently where ite snccos vour , sonal. ment nothing noth WaS | been tested by the tumult of public | seo her act reviewed by (heir CFticS was i X The pictures in- | O iitec Viennese Carrots—Cut oung E Jes onc act alone, making the bizzest t arl Williams, | an amazing playlet entitled v g 5 Peppe arsley and chits. Mix all novelty that has heen seen heve in a P say well and pour over the asaragus. Tf might say. long time. Cene Hughes of the Keith | preferred, the chopped ingredients may ho added 1o plain aavonnaise i dressing and half of fe vinegar she believes | a general. an academic discussion approval that has followed the picture {in a styls which asier.” “I'm not your dear,”” she snapped ! wherever jt neretic?” | ineonsequently. “You may call Mrs. will make them glad Wither Moun - - i has been shown. Tt tells they saw her performance. The > onost o Constanna | Tots in cubes and hoil in atle water also entertaining. For malmadee in “s: for the Goose,r | OF Stéam until tender. T sau miling. al ham that if you like—I heard you i cated girl, Rose Peters (plaved by | the feature picture the management melt tablespoonfuls of utter and uneasily ! doing it just now. but I.dont’ carve for: Anita Stewart) who is employed as ‘has the beautiful Fisie F rguson in a tablespoonful of flour in 1 toas wife: They had not | it And you can’t fool me like 11]1:\(. confidential seretary to one Whose i comedy drama entitled “His Parisian A‘\'IERICAN NURSES poonful of sugar and 1 ¢uul of hot fa . for Milly Stockbridge was |l know you meant my marriage. But|vice was varnished with the appear- | Wife.” Hera Miss [Foreuson pProves N vater and hoil for 5 MINUW Season slowly ¢ ner way toward I should worry. I ought to be used |ance of virtue—whom she trusted. | not only her at dramatic ability, AID IN COMBATTING to taste with salt and pep, :n\‘d)‘ doing it veriy unobtrusive way, it by this time. Fvery new teacher | When he failed her, she took the law |yt 4 streak of comedy, Man TYPHUS IN SERBIA | tablespoonfuls of vinezar. dd 1 t1a. I admitted still patently deter- | Mr. Stockbridge seems to get it [ of vengeance into her awn hands, ous and costly gowns are Worn “* I blespoontul of chopped psley o) mined upon joining our group. | into her.head that he is a subject for | then, a fugitive from justice, escs Miss Ferguson in this picture. R Gr Mission Find< Natives | €hives and 1 cupful of cooq g “You misunderstood me entirely,” I | sympathy, and proceeds to administer | to hér own home. A griphing situat ton Holmes Travelogue, the Interna- | ' o« LOSSEEMTECIoNEE B« BENC minutes 1q said a bit impatiently to Miss Hol- | large doses of it. I'm getting tired of | develops when her own father. a tional News and one of those famous Using per For Surgical hot in timbales or with boil rice age” in dress there are few n Combe's bete moir. 1 said T believed | it, 1 know. What's sauce for the | mous deteetive, is assigned to the d Mack Sennet comedies, will complete Rhubarb Cup (A Beverage-Cut up more charming than thi. Sode aivoree laws should be uniform over | moose, You know. — Lieut. Graham |of running down and trapping his own |y "oy “SqUiG PS8 S Dressings. ¥oling rhubayblana stew unltendar Mple bht shict iheat This e e the country, and that more safeguards | looks to me as if he were just pining | daughter, of whoso identity he is i2- | Wil prove a winner. Besides two big ) Do el eet e T enden Binleybut emartllines TR i itte onn ind difficulties should be thrown | for a little sympathy. T think I'll Zo | norant. . Thrill follows thrill, and the | roaturee, foaturing Barl Williams and Mostar, Herzegovina, (By Mail).— i 0 Erilt for mie or mucate ;\“: is of pale pink vrv\rf\lwt'r th a simple Bl e There are many | and tell him my troubles and see if | pfoduction is repleto with tense mo- | une mividge, by popular demand the A1l the hospitais of Herzegovina and i (U8 [Ft, for bie e o | embroidery stitch in wool of a slightl unhappy marriages—" I snapped my | he doesn’t want to confide in me. So | ments-until there is presented one of | I vcoum brings for a return engage- | Bosnia wWhich are full of ~sick and | FHCEIAICS, Thubarb Juice add quart”deeper . shade ittle hat is of sentence off short as I realized that | long, Mrs. Graham.” the most ~ unique denouements that |\ o1t “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm,” | Wounded soldic i turned from Aus- e m"l“n‘]ommm n;d ;‘MM '\:vmf uwmlr- panama ¥ a pink taffe Milly Stockbridge had come within; She darted away. her ce alive § has vet been woven into the fabric of | oo e ypa Spet e } Tria. and many civilians suffering from in tall glasses with ‘r‘r'n‘lam! e Se) patdiandia eel hearing, hoped devoutly that she had | with malicious mischief. But quick |a screen storv. Farl Williams is seen i | typhus and other discases, arc receiv- s wit 4 rose. not caught the beginning i | as she was, Alice Holcombe and her | to splendid advantage as the lawless AT ACE THEATEN | ing aid from the American Red Cross | __ TR tiresome subject, anyway | husband were quicker, and 1 saw xxx:\\ln:\“ -. ;”?‘,1 vh:\ remainder of Hv’w An entire changoe of program will | which has sent several doctors and AT o e s | them both speaking to her authori- |cast is remark h'l)”“»-n selected.. Ad-|}, "ooon At the Palace theater, continu- | NUrses here and a large quantity of 1 achieved almost a kittenish pout tatively. Bess Dean darted in another | ditional photoplay features include | o P00 B0 (08 = 68 turday. g *The | Medicines and clothing. This assist- 1 looked at my bovine vis-a-vis direction, toward Dicky, and. what | the second episode of the serial which tter "Ole™ is the featured picture at- | Ance proved most timely, as a1 = What <Milly Said. hasl myadelicht Stolisecihert evidently | Tl lished ia Snewiiinecord S nigy Ne v ion and in itself is an entire ove- | NUMber of patients were dying of sep- st am,” he began | challenge him to accompany her to | Dritain upon its oponing last et | ning’s ontertainment. The success of ; tic wounds and poor medi ttend- B ohrot: but Milly Stockbridge’s | some other part of the room ,and to )_”]'_:M ":"’h-\y \'f[‘{‘ 'whv'\“nu“ “" W U this picture is a duplication of the play : @nce. In some cases, paper sur high pitched voice interrupted witness his acceptance of her chal- | ftolu d S8 ‘\“h'“my 'I’_l elivo ’]‘ "= | of the same name that is now playing | dressings were being vsed. In others “What's this about unhappy mar- | lenge. Anything was better than the j ¢ S ONANE e S8 hancun, > to capacity audiences all over the | old dressings, unwashed and unsteril- shrilled. *“Whose for in- | possibility of having Dicky learn from | folds a new angle of the plot that i8| .,y nire “The Better 'Ole” is the big. | ized, were employed | ugly jessential to the actlon and which | ..t picture of the current season and The Red Cross'Mission, which is in 4 leads the daring heroine into new | o\ Britain .is one of the first rities | charge of Captain . T. Thwaits of | dangers the like of which are a posi- |1, "coo this comeds drama. Marvegsus | Milwaukee, Wis., has relief stations at | tive revelation. The manner in which | yficiste will also be seen in another | Rasusa, Spalato, Sarajevo, Mastor she escapes from the dangerous SItUa- | (hrilling chapter of *The Liberator” | and other points. it is turning its at- | | tion in which the first chapter left her | cajjed “A Circus Tragedy.” A new ! tention to clothing the destitute, car- | is extremely exciting. Comedy holds | Kinogram news weel also sched- | ing for the sick, and improving sani- its own on the program with “The|yjed “as is five biz vaudeville acts | tary methods with a view to the pre- House of Terrible Scanda ©ene of | yoqded by an Livingston, recog. | vention of typhus. It is co-operating “And as, of course, it couldn’t Mr. Donkers looked ponderously s be 5. Grabam,” she s aStensdito neaiaure actor. He will offe hovelty cailed Commnission which is distributing flour possibly be yours, Mrs. Graham,” she | troubled. T hastened to reassure him. | TV, 08 FRICT, AOREBTGRT 10 B8 00 getor & 0 a novelty cailed Comunission which is e Dreamer.” an established vehi- | and fats to the poor. 3 3 y ¢ of course!’ echoed, praying . made the very pronunciation of my Oh, of cour I ech prayi e s < | estaiian, name sound venomous, “why then, it | that the jest might not turn to & Sy . Ly witness the premier showing of “The ours. Why didn’t you stand ! tragedy before the evening was over. ‘| [ o088 TIC BIER OF SUOWIRE of e strikes a new note in screen comedies, and even surpasses the laugh-provok- ing qualities of all previous Sunshines. Mutt and Jeff bring their latest mis- adventures to the silver sheet in one of Bud Fisher's most recent cartonn hits, and complete the picture end of . st § . @ 1 4 B8 thc prozram. - : : } Four new acts of the best vaude- ville of the- Fox cireuit maintain fhe the absorbing story of an unsophisti- i other acts arc epan __BSHION ABY green (By Betty Brown) serve For the 14-vear-old of the “diffiealt embroidered T o Sarely not yours, Mr. Don-| Milly Stockbridge's lips of the if we believe what you con- | volcano over which I was daily work- stantly tell us.” There was a shrew- | ing ) meaning in the glance she threw Mrs. Stockbridge is a bright, pleas- him which evidently penetrated even | ant, little woman. but do you know hie epidermis, and I learned later sometimes [ do not quite know how that the late “dear departed” Mrs.| to take her. She sounded in earnest Donkers had ruled her husband with | just now, but, of course, she was the rod of absolute monarchy joking.” must be high standard of excellence that the VAUDEVILLE i locau Fox house has established, and e~ _AND BEST. PICTURES. _t—" § | will be seen in conjunction with = e TR Ly i the photoplay program today, tomorrow and Saturday. The customary contin- uous performance will be observed on THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY S THE TWO POPULAR FAVORITES ANITA' STEWART & EARL WILLIAMS “FROM HEADQUARTERS" [ | Nexr Wesk TIGER'S TRAIL ~~ SUNSHINE COMEDYR R yaudeville Week Episode Two “Hounse of Terrible Scandals” Four Big The Headed by New FOX THE SEVEN BRACKS ¢ Acts of Kind & EVERY \Q‘LII; 8 ;‘::}.:r\r”LL ER R : VAUDEVILLE MR JOS, HART. of the B. Loneith Vaudevitle Exchange, Presents Protean Pheuomenon of Two *“Walls Have Ghaflflflfl Pa”v Continents,Presenting a Playet Fars” pAI A‘ E I HEA i ER MAHONEY BROS.—A Couple HUGH STANLEY of Boys, Masters of Frivolit A Big-Time Novelty ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY The Screen’s Greatest Ornament—Renowned for Her Beauty. Admired TOflight Fl'iday, Satu[‘day for Mer Art and Bewitching in Her Personality, Ts : S ELSIE FERGUSON in “His Parisian Wife”'} . o . L 2. ¥ ~ & P “I'm inthe movies now to Sit Up In the Gallery to Sce. Special Extraordinary Engagement of O T s ontizel prosram et ni el a Mcombinationiar s the QLD-BILL hest possible entertainment cver assembled in one program # “THE BETT[R UL[’, NEXT WEERK—Farewell Vaundeville Week. Watch for the . nouncement. § 7 | SUNDAY NIGHT—Three Big Features: EARL WILIIAMS— JUNE ELVIDGE—Added Feature, “REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK 1 FARM.” with MARY PICKFORD. ! W OR THE ROMANCE OF OLD BIUL. ! 4 3 A tremendous hit on the stage, a knockout as a hook, a whirl- ' wind success on the sereen. Se ven theatrical companies are present- : ing “The Better Ole” in all parts of the United States to capacity g business. The picture is admir able, the humor is abundant and the DAN‘ E i ’ pathos always passes safely the perilous shell-hole of the maudlin. ENTER’IAINMEN! and c A It is clean, and stimulating en tertainment. AMATEUR COMEDY SKETCHES i . : i INSTRUMENTAL and VOCAL MUSIC 5 Big Vaudeville Acts in Addition Y M. G A HALL SIE"THE BETTER OLL” MONDAY, MAY 9th COMING SUNDAY! J. Stewart Blackton’s Greatest Production, “THE WORLD FOR SALE.” Billie GIVEN BY THE FELLOWSHIP CLUT Rhodes in “THE LOVE CALL.” SCREEN MAGAZINE, WESTERN DRAMAS—Scats now at Box Office. CENTER CHURCH Reserved Seats Now Selling DANCE MUSIC BY DYSON ORCHESTRA Next Monday, Tuesday, W v, “THE BEAUTY SHOP." the biggest of all girls acts. 28 people TICKETS 50¢, At Crowell's and at the Door --=special scenery, Mar Musical Merrymakers. The picture extraordinary, “The Ghost of Slumber ance Talmadge in “Sauce for the Goose”, “The Red Glove”. Reserved seats now sclling.