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

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 3 1016, Y SOLDIER SWEETHEART Adele Garrison’s Continuation of ' REVELATIONS OF A. WIFE he Way Bess Dean Absolved M I and What Happened Afterw The effect of Dicky's protest w e that of a small bumb dropped | answer lge kicked. Alice meant to land one 1 stared at him in amazement, | bewilderment on 1 my own innocent ankles, and miscal- as | culated her distance That's the o the midst of our little group. Dicky's face expressed ludicrous Unless otherwise noted, these motices are written by the burcaus of the theaters or other attractions with which me,m dice Holcombe's face registered hor-| “Is that her usual method of re- — ifled surprise, while Bess Dean gave | straining vou?” he asked. i start, then burst into a low laugh, | “Oh, yes!” Miss Dean murmured | FOX'S THENTER he Lyceum is presenting T fwhich she kept up until T suspected | with a martyred air. “Nobody KNows | \pita Stewnart in her latect produc RN e e that she was using it as a pretext to|what I suffer at her hands, I mean | ion A Midnight Romance.” Charlie | offer ane of the most clever o Zain time to collect her wits. her feet. Any time I et what she | cpapi AN he Shoie ) £ 5 « i plin in A 1t af the Show™ and | danecing acts in the country. Charles My suspicion was confirmed when | terms ‘indiscreet’ in conversation | roup excellent devil S ave < . S B ] : 1 ! | v vaudevill are the | Rogers and cot show the life I interrupted an exchange of glances | she lands on me. T the reason I aitractions at Fox's tonight before the movie camera The Tw between her and Alice Holcombe. | always wear high shoes | Afystery and romance combine in | Misfits” are funny. They have many Miss Holcombe's eyes were Indiscreet?” Dicky echoed. “Ifthe story of “A Midnight Romance” | fine comedy stunts. Chong, the lquestioning—Miss Dean’s rea: say, this is getting interesting. YOU to give it a right to the designation of | phenomenal Chinese tenor, scored a “ , A P cere talk reliev out our iy “woma dicture, S0 o oL s Don’t blame your wife, were talking, I Dbelieve, abou ! |" man’s pictu No matter how | tremendous hit with his singing. He Dean said at last when she had | hostes Never mind the kicks. Ullljittle or how much sentiment or ro-|ic 4 sixteen-y b1dl Chine hoy Btopped laughing. “She never lifted | protect you with me life. Go on. tell| mante character there may be in any | with a voice well worth hearing and ther fut ferninst ye. USEHoImeROLS | '”‘f"“l‘ I there is no one who does| ho gings some of America’s most Dicky turned toward her with a Did [ faney it or had he glaneed at{net like a real mysters. And when | o050 el (Commnes e Fsorrowful air. “Didn’t 1 order enough supper for | careful your ladyship not, it was surely not necessary f give me so forcible a reminder. Just|doubt unduly apprehensive a word, a smile—" Bess Dean Explains. “Get along with you!” Miss Dean | Dean’s answer. admonished him, giving him a little “Just Look There” push. “You weren’t kicked at all, | “Well. if you must know that is you were never megnt to be| Dean said with well st to keep from him any hint {0 | delusions and actions that I was I waited hres ’ » meanest and sulkiest temr of course, as a school maam. HABXLOXD: dare to,” she interpolated, smilin ——— Dicky. ALL THIS WEEK “Thanks so much,” she cooed s ly. “Well, to continue, you re ber her husband broke her cherist The New OperaPlayers | punen vow: that mishi of the recer- | [or overs dei tion—he’s so awkward, poor chap, on wnd the THE SECOND MIRTH PRODUCER |account of his lameness he “HIGH JINKS” | of the evening, it's my pri since she's been ra paused e ling at Dicky. pectantly, 1 of—"" she eves twin Again DI Eves., Mats., 25¢ and 50c. air, as if he were murmuring ai voeation. “T really think over to see her,” Miss Dean relevantly. s swearing at Kenny in seven langt and she may need a relay.” “She must be pleasant part vou ough: fto said Tonight and Tomorrow reason for Alice to her ben . : tunate signal in Her Latest Production ‘531‘0 i—rnv‘:nr‘ ar that she m “A MIDNIGHT |z you keep your wife in subjection? A Six Reel Feast That thought she appeared quite 2 “Give her a whaling eve Teems With Mystery. —just look there talk of the de near us, and” following motor party with Kenneth and Milly | P6 ockbridge in the van pany s T rr— | )]0, Be sure to use your coupon, and P . H ’ o if you are inte ‘A Night at the Show Rerw i LYCEUM TH News—Topics—Others | VAUDEVILLE 4—ACTS—4 The Popular Pleasure Grounds. Band Concert Every Sunday The FOX Kind. Dancing, Boating, Bathing, Billiards, Bowling, Roller Coaster and the Whip Dinner, Table D 'Fote and A La Carte Thurs.—Harry Carey Pierce Norton, Props. PALACE THEATER "MATINEE 2—EVENING 7 TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ALICE JOYCE i IN VITAGRAPH’S SPECIAL PRODUCTION: “THE THIRD DEGREE” 3 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS 5 HOMER LIND AND CO., in “The New Teacher” IVRE X IVY and Their Musical Furnace LOREN SMITIL CO., Just Laughs BEN SCHAEFFER, the Boy With the Funny Cough MULLEN PEP TRIO, Comedy Variety Novelty MARIE WALCAMP in “The Red Glove” PALACE-HEARST WE TKLY me quickly, furtively? [ had been s0 | the my of [ 1ovable, beautiful girl in her natural he demanded If | Milly Stockbridge’s unfortunate | feminine desire to win, ag his finding out anything about | fascinating. The hlessly for Bess | Romance™ grips Miss | And the s ed reluctance, | dozens “our little Milly has about the | tion o : this | come to the conclusion a score of ; Woman don’t | enly to have the next He promptly supplied the omission. anaged to keep her down the| /0 ate ¢ he doped her to do it. kve ing weven line came to r rescue this time with a ludicrously solemn z0 | ¢ ir- | charmer. They say 3 been { the 1 we | Trio, Jouropean comedy shivered involuntarily, although S of hit WAth their musical furnace. Ben | | were both relieved at the clever way | all well received. e R o oG " Bess Dean had masked the real Eemera Homer Lind and company pleas Holcombe's unfo VOTE TODAY FOR STOCK CO. “The ath the i un- wittingly reveal Mrs. Stockbridge’s But Miss Dean laughed “What a cave man you must be” vimed, pretending to shrink ” she ex away from Dicky. “Is that the way | B¢ ubdued.” v mor ing whether she needs it or not Dicky rejoined complacently “But, him came a | Those who are hursday—Entire Change of Program—John Barrymore in “Raffles” Next Sun.,, Mon., Tues COUPON REQUESTING FOR A LYCEUM SUMMER STOCK CO. I Favor 2 Tirst C NAME ADDREBS ... cco0cvcrcsvrscsnsscsnsnstons . Teave at Courant, Herald or Record Office. or Nickin & Brainerd’s, or Crowell’s, or Mail to the Lyceum Theatc Wed.—Nazimova in “The Red Lantern” ss Sumnmer Stock Company At the Lycenm. ery shrouds the pe son of a sents a sensational juggling act that Today and to- is extremely clever. inst all R ; morrow are the only days left i 0| odds. the man who unknowingly has] T0CPN S8 G 0P N G i concern- | captured her heart, it becomes doubly paon The featur gram is “De matinee idol, Cr; pears in the ro picture on this pro- story of A Midnight with the opening scenc. It creates immediately the question: “Wha i¢ Maric Alexander?” lution seems to be hinted at of times in the subsequent ac- the picture; any audience will heart of a real woman That real is a little manicurist in a big city who has captured his heart while held his hand. Juanita the cute little manicurist 1. | times, that they have loped it right” situation com- pletely upsct their convietions. Not | Hansen until the final scenc in the last reel of | Whom Wilbur introduces as a “A Midnight Romance” will they be | Novelty in a Western tonsorial parlor. relieved of the tension and suspense | There she fame and fortune which Lois Weber, There's romance and intrigue in the dircetress h, soer. A new for every detail in the developments|most satiated pictur X climax. “A Midnight | show will appear on Thursday. h | omance” has been described as a TSR romantic shawer bath, and Marion PALACE THEATER h, who wrote “The Price of a Good The hot weather of vesterday did Tine,” has injected enough charm | not dampen the enthusiagm of the into it. to make it the ideal warm | patrons of the ce theater I Wweather picture, theater was cool and comfortable and Charlie Chaplin in “A Night at the| the bill provided was of the uncxcell- Show” delighted his many admirers| cd order. Alice Javce in “The Third who roared at Charlie's anties in the | Degree” thoroughly bl d. This Inglish music hall, his troubles in | picture is in seven parts, produced by zetting uitable seat, his row with| Vitagraph and is founded on the fa- the different members of the orches- | mous play of the same name by and also his mixup with snake | Charles Klein. The story, as the title A Harold Lloyd comedy, | implies. deals with the third degree opics of the Day and tin latest | system of the police department. The % | Pathe News completed an cxcellent | story is a thrilling one and has had so film piograin Fox’ audeville, con-| many big punches throughaut the ac sisting of Entertainers. a quin- | tion of it that one s really sorry Dicky replied. “It's a St tet of clever fox terriers with . their| when the 7,000 feet of film is finished bridge doesn't’ str L wounld | trainer, Bert and Vera Morrisey. (wo | The vaudeville bill is a good one and if she had any leading strinzs on me.” [ limber steppers, Mary Billsbury, a | jneludes almost everything in the va- Both Alice Holcombe il Ly charming songster and the Randow | riety dine. Ivy and Ivy scored a big crobats we ¢ with a prett skit, Singing Ben Loren made a hit with On this page appears a coupon ache which can be filled out and left at | his original speciaity, and Mullen, Pep any of the designated places by those | Trio thoroughly pleased with their interested in a first-class summer | Vatiety act. Marie Walcamp was scon stock company at the Lyceum. If a|In another exciting chapter of “The | sufficient number fill out the blank, | Red Glove” and the usual smaller the management will bring to this | TCls were shown. The entite Proguesm ST e b se et day e Y (f;lnnsv}.\.\y rank with the best in New Fngland, | Lhursday will sec o ,m“]”f;]m;;fi.,,” A certain very prominent director has "'}"fi"":"".“,{jmz;‘\:h: “\?,:a'\,n n(«,-“.-k;, been interested and it depends entire- | 01 Sunday will see the great N 1y upon New Britain theatergoers to mova in her greatest picture, “The sav whether they want him to bring| Req Lantern.” This picture will also his company he e for the summer. | o shown on Monday, Tuesday and acquainted with the | wednesday of next week. onnel of the contemplated com- 3 S CONCERT SUNDAY. Mme. Panosian will sing at the con- cert which is given for the beneflt of the Armenian war orphans next Sun- LT day at 2 p. m. in the Lyceum theater. AN, Two of the songs Mme. Panosian will The first show of nival Week ‘at| sing are “Charmant Oiseau” by David the Lyceum proved a succes ster- | in French, and “Lo. Here the Gentle day. The audiences which witnessed | Lark™ by Bishop, one of the prettiest the five act vaudeville bill testify that | songs in the Inglish language. J. J — | Gilbert, the famous flutist of Boston, 11 ay that they are all younz peo- see that yvour friends do the same, sted. both of these songs.. Chah Moura- dian, the Pu alsa sing at the concert. One of Mr Mouradian’ (vialin obliga lin obli; the week | Unusual Evening Gown i L RCLABLE ANTISEPTIC STERIZO[{ (RREVENT, Crescent Mapleine The richest of all flavorings Used v Syrup, Demonstration this week at Miller- Olson stores. Tues. 552 Arch St.; Wed. 257 Whiting: Thurs. 178 Dwight: Fri. Sat 61 Archi Ask your grocer for 1ch bottle. “rosting, Desserts, l | A WORD TO THE WIS 5--Créat Acfs--S CGHONG, The Chinese Temor | CHARLES ROGERS AND €O, THE TWO MISFITS | PAUL CONCHAS BETTY FAMILY Feature Extraordinar “DEVIT, M'OARE" rt trimmed with puff narrow sk Watch for ‘Thursday the more fashionable dictates. Breathes there woman with knees floor have bowed ‘ ones may exist, persons of fer times and occasions scrubbing serubmobile involves plain, | | ith del a | eflicic ex- | | a small wooden | the « water over the saving the wom- rubbet scratches. worker who prefers wd serub eloth to the mop Dle scrubmobile fi effo is equally aided by the | serubmobile 'Care,” starring the | ne Wilbur, IHe ap- | of a monarch of the | Western Plains who triumphs in | taming a debutante and winning the | crubmobilc easily and {he pail from place kindl training school boy who wishes to do mother a real serv- so masterfully laid as the backsround | “Devil M'Care” that will excite the | nt the pail from 12 inches long dimensions is complete. If rubber caster being noiseless and | seratehless. serubmobile out of the way If the base of the scrubeloth RED CROSS FOOD SAVED PRISONERS Within & month after that,” s FROM HUN ‘SLOPS” Halyburton at Rastatt [Tells of Captured Men. of Treatment time they were the boxes of different i men | he Red Cross is wonderful! ex- | Mail)—*Tt was nothinz | ¢J#imed Halyburton. _“They supplied | wouldn't feed | US S0 well that a prisoner receiving | home.” That is what | NS Weekly box never needed to | 5 Halyburton saya | the Germans ‘Commandant” of the where the cap- tured Yanks were finally cong months in Germany | to do thi will accompany Mme Panosian in H 1d opera star will selections will be Largo to) by Handel The vio- (to will be played by Sidney Rivkin. The complete program will be given out for publication later in @grape- This evening gown shows a clever combination of silver cloth, rose ma- With CRANE WILBUR line, and French flowers. The low neck, with just shoulder straps, the in overtunic effect are in accord vith HAVE YOU A LITTLE SCRUBMOBILE IN YOUR HOME? painful duty ale per- and shing and pu & o smooth | ng. for a v will guide ired with | Serubbing ndled mop or ket pushes the labor of stoop ade of or broken | proud product | t tray use a | are and 1 | 1 ‘ { — e o ;\["‘;4""”::; ‘“y:f"" | 550 Americans already there prisoners had to do e puooive prisones ad After r ‘wo" remaining | D an interview here Serzeant Hal ichel the Ya b Strips of the | PUrton said that when he was first captured, on November 3, 1917, (he nt Halvburton American Germans did not allow the American | the regular prisoners to get in touch with the | vears and his home American Red Cross representative | N. € His outfit, was among the first i in at the four | and the scrub- | erland. He adds that | apparenty no mail vas allowed to go | 80 out from trenches in October nuary d Crc i\t Berne, Switz will be a little | »hile will have American prisoners. On a wire came from the to the German command the names and wher i owe raine. Sergeant H lig andir oners taken by the ts of all American prisoners cap larger it is con- | tured on November 3. 1917. The ser-| {977 i o trench about the mop, | feant was then at what he calls| N : a5 weil asiiiie || hell-HolesTuchellt Gopmany, | He atjlior Doncy near once sent in the names of all the{ (PPN n R0 ST o Ameri oners he knew of who = = were ¢ d with him on that date. | = and this was allowed to go through Boxes Begin to Arrive, Se int Halyburton, “Red Cross box- es began to arcive regularly about cvery week. Apparently the Huns| stole a small percentage of each ship- | ment of the boxes each week, as there was always several missing and each “Commandant touch German slops. When T first reached Germany prisoners in West Prussia all worked except the top s2 ve (heir nt Haly- Ser Ameri and ther n he v 191 sent 0 | ed men did, however. “There was he found horse in camp,” he continuc of | Rto: calth in the Morninré Dish When you eat for breakfast you combine a dish of dreat enjoyment with solid Grape-Nuts is a builder of" brain and brawn— a real food value. food : scientifically pre- pared to meet the modern demands of efficiency. “There's a Reason” sent to Ras- is in Stony American ‘units to into action. They ine-Marne front Alsace-Lor- | comrades were probably the first prise November kilometers. captured on the night of tlemont. Three Americans were killy 7 Fns g geants. I was put to work on a wag- i baioneis 1% 1 on drawing wood 14 kilameters a PREPAREDNESS ! A1 just like a mule.” The sergeant kick- Just like the birds with the sea- ed so that lator they classed all| gons, the home food producer shauld reeants as top sergeants| jook ahead for his summer and win- wfter sergeants did not have | er vegetables, says the Natiofal” work. All the other enlist-| War Garden Commission, Washing-A - "“'P‘?, " Y e N S AGN el i A