New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1919, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1019, WITH A CUTE EART wa MY HUSBAND | [FRersmrml s i) | OReavnie Apro mcm — ADELE GARRISOGN’S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wife at Does Alfred Really Think of | mother-in-law, volatile Tittle Rita Brown Durkee—not one of the Rita Brown stretched her shapely tthered on the Durkee verand i Unlesst othirwice fnoted; | theeaiin otic ms above her head and yawned |a most delectable dinner—had -vineed | bureaus of the theaters or other att ankly | the s “Oh, somebody say somethin are written the prees wctions with which they deal shtest impulse 10 speak aiter | ——— or T {the Grst involuntan Letaieations ! { M hall scream!"™ she sald -petulantly. | the beanty of the view, Rita Prow t AN\ AT TR Y 118 itting here absolutely silent for 10 | hand deflect the how of @ mast | ¢ Sl hole minutes?"” | vistivd to it I think there was unconscious re- o Dlckr i g g ¥ . "g | 4 o \ D eS f Om Our F Stock Prtment in every glance turned upon | however. answered her chall a o s X . ¥ § 3 I 1 9 r S r Ipe Br. I know that for myself her | once lthough indolently Neither g 7 4 5 3 bis 3 ) aggerated statement disturbed tr rose from s sent, but baotl took ontemplation of a rare picture that | their ci m their mouths, spok ramed by the screened veranda at lmost simults lhe rear of the Durkee home “Say not so t S cky wled There are many arled old apple he are six women in this crowe MA pear trees in the =rounds sur- | Ten minutes’ silence! Nay! Nay ounding the houses purchased by Alfred’s reply held a different note Picky and Alfred Durkee, and the Don't you like our pef yview, Rita? pring. unusually mild, had brought | he asked. and 1 wondered s 1 hearid xtremely early and abundant blos- | his voice. snw the expression on his ! foming. The ex ite beauty of their oA hi mother had been right firitting pink and white petals against [ for the first time in her ridiculou jhe tender first green of the other | guesses. and if Alfred Durkee reall Tees, the vista greensward be- | caved for tl irl just now turnin ween them stretching down to the her Jovely b > fiace to his parkling waters of the little lake at ‘Oh. of course, it's a atifnl bhe foot of the gardens made a vision | effect!”” she vetorted carelessly. flash hich I for one grasped jealously, | ing prilliant, provocative smile at | nowing that at hest it could last but | him. “The coloring—' few days, and that then another “Rita!” Dicky sa( uprizht and ong year would elapse before the |shook a protesting fist at her I fvonder and the glory of apple-blosson | warn vou. T'll stand for a good many | . ime came back again ! things from you, but I won't listen | i : - | N It was a picture which could not]to any jargon about ‘effects’ and | ’ : | $14.75 TUp elp hut stir tho pulses of an artist, | ‘colorings,” and all the other patter S . . | d Y had seen rapt enjoyment ! vou have at your tongue’s end. This | E—— s The T : S Din icky’s eves as he stretched his iazy | is my day of rest and I don't wa TIHE D A E:mA A S ) O e ) o e ength in one of Mrs Durkee’s com- |any suggestions of me trade running | DIRCCTI o ~ WII_L.IAM o x charming f ombinations. it he- i ffortable veranda chairs and pulled | around loose. If you can't stand it | NS S = 3 o e o e S e pore his after-dinner cigar. Alfred | any longer without conversation 1l FOX'S TOMORROW, FI | o - vere sheath s it a di i [Durkee, also smoking, registered the |turn on the spigot and furnish you | ? > sy . e L e Dolmans e ame contemplative enjoyment, while | selections of me choicest brands. But el i e ¥ fay father’s Xzired. strained face re- |as you love me prate not of ‘effects’ FOX'S THEATER. H nd S & Waists. Trimmed laxed -for a little from the mental [ when you've had the chance to 100k he Fire Flingers.” the sensational | ; SR girdle and bow. repeat urden which I knew he was carry- | at anything like this.” Universal feature, with Rupert Julian, | S 1 < another clever ngoas he-gave himself up 1o the Bt PAlrrod Fosponas! playing the dual role of husband and | besuty:spread out before him convict, will be shown at Fox’s for the Dicky Protests He indicated the drifting blossons, | last time tonight. Bdith and Leila Fairfax, the lake vista with a careless wave of | Assuming the role of a dusky prin- e N e { - cess of a pearl worshipping tribe of ERs e horl doiihle Ton e plotiine o Enam e hand. b knew him well : P 4 : the hand, but T Kkn . the South Sea Islands, Thec ra md special attraction the open enough to guess that he was an- | wil And pay for in Easy Weekly Payments. You will find our large stock quite up to the moment, including Gradua- tion and Wedding Frocks in beautiful models 222 Bummer Voile Dresses, $8.98 Up Satins. Taffetas, Foulards. Crepe 272222 2 77 Georgettes, : i Hats, Summer Shoes, on the many ofher noveliies. Reserved ats arce now sellin r all evenin > appear in her newest production, f « Vitagrapl noyed at the girl's intrusion into his| <\ Woman There Was,"” at Fox's to- Man of Mi; will he i g { ha 1[3 contemplative reveric. morrow for the remainder of the | i ; g : i sh Williain Dunc < v:u.u ired . " I “But T don’t love you.” the girl 1e-| week. “The story is woven around the | 4 1 in this smashinz ser C S J’ a ace plied with a mocking look at me. | possession of the sacred bla h i P8l . X uticura tOpS \ ‘H pearl “It’s never safe to love a married | ing the 5 avdy 1 appearance of an American £ G ¢ e l h d I\ : man—when his witc’s around: 11's | missionars with whotn. the - - Blankets Get Their Bath tching an ; TONIGHT—LAST TIME only Altred that 1 love and T Know | failsin love. But Winthre e : ' h H NAZIMOVA, in O o, Groe e i T 8 | b e e S : e i A _ | Saves the alrd s/\ “THE RED LANTERN." 50 you can keep vour fascinating con- | jove since he has a flancee hack home. | | g : b L kel e e e LA draegiate: Soap 5 Vaudeville Acts 5 versaiton to vourself ASel M woal| e, e e perie e | 3 : e swididiadi iua forgive you in a hurry either for your | yul to the man who brought her 3 = THURS., FRI., SAT. patter and jargon stuff.” _| realization that her people are an in 2 toit P 1 when Entire Change of Program “TU kill him on the way over ferior race. How she saves him from o [ e G e e e P e e alr DICSE carelul] you say so, Rita,” Alfred Durkes s s e B $ s e ws it is | hey not hung with the exac girl's side. Kk 1 ister and how she rec a dod 5 - 3 _ - : ind all edges even. they will dry in T T = It was all the veriest playful non- | thrust at the hands of her v - B £k § s long as ‘ 0 5 Hr:' £00d | seqllops, and be very hard to get Maciste in “The Liberator. sense, but again something in Alfred | jowers are sitnations that make this 4 ; ! o S into shape. After thevy have partly | Durkee's face and voice nade me | picture tense wi matic action i« 5 2 "':““':‘F'L dried. she reverses them. to dry the : e wonder what were his real feelir few of the scenes calculated to excite | ¥ e SR e un '; de. When the sun goes down : sensation { toward Rita Brown. attention show a raging typhoon which % b 5 5 : 4 5 it blankets are almost entirely dry, WELL gEREs A D, S C Caflfliba‘s Of The completely destroys a native village, a i A s s R e e | and she takes them in the house. But This Distinguished Service Carrat % g i if storm sea, and the rescue of the B ol (e T Y L |t B the sun is bright. il look mighty good if out of your R l C i O Difdecss By ihe iminslong (B0l : R RS S e hanes e ol lone more WD Bl o wn Vrardeny sy the Naviondl S Wi bouth Seas eal Comic Opera| i D minbe o pare. | _ Tt one ay] when winier (hines | ISt e e takes them dove. | Guctes Commisoion of WAtRgon " 3 : i B . | but her interpretation of the South e seing pecisc emay i dhelspiing | tneviare. flufly; eofiblankets IN THIS [§|Tonight: §:1 Mats. Wed. and Sat. | 5oa princess is comparable with - the g il sl e o PICTURE: Follow the Crowds to et e wea TOM MIX AT FOX'S. Llinio) the i g isanceRog) As an added attraction Tom Mix e X el 2 g The most savage people on THE Pl : T e n RSO o - - of SRS S e et ‘ [ ‘olue " has) s s Cth inde. Bativel coanBonat NEW pera ayers dare-devil Fox star, is also offered t r 10 and his chroniole of the | strons atick o et | learned to put in erackers is hejugggoorted. orrow in the latest Sunshine come > n is an int fibute t . well illustrated at the teas being@ There was no question about the glimpses of their daily life and L g . o . ool e o 1 1 & ite to a | njerging th b the lather, Al ! ARd 2 : oI SRR S e e In Their Third Triumphant Bill dy, A Soft Tenderfoot Comedy uve woman. Into jungles, throu T AR DBl SR T St T given for rveturning soldiers anq@fomplete success of Nettie's discov- cannibal customs. | 66 gy liond thrills are combined in equal ! mount and forests, into | stick. remembering to he sailors pry. as the fragrance of the fresh Thalland Whaie Jack London I HE FIRE F] Y amounts in this I comedy. Tpisode cherous native villages, on rough | enou to keep from pulling the fa- | Fyery woman, in thg i 3 which she served added found the material for his number six of “The Tiger’s Trail,”” en- g v 2 kiffs, Mrs. Joh wa hric out of shape Nary a washboard. | has in her pumr\ a g herous supf© the inviting repast. v i heorDh ol e sl o) Ives. 25¢ to 75¢, Mats. 25¢ and 50c, | titled “The Secret Assassir opens - hus e, h Sy S sl s ply of the National Biscuit Comfgd Another favorite at the tea hour— venture and where Robert ,Al)h 3 SHAT SALE | A BellefBoyd aiprisoner indss the re shows that cannibalism ¢ : ot e e pany’s always useful and univerggend one sees them almost as much Louis Stevenson found the WEEK PARSONS é ;(,“T ()\»‘ me hut with the sacred tiger. Shoe The savage lives in I i q o . ot sally acceptd TP s L% i % heon—is the ke = o - apes, as the Hindus endeavor to ate. The picture whi B 5 i : k 3 Nettie, 0 POt — . Ber. It seems backgroundifor his viers - S L 2 T w s ) wate m out, g oniely Tyoung T won pechizennc for s mest wiaid HARTFORD. Gaptirsl tholanimalWand Wicort Face | ihaldmaia In o ; ater mun out o oman of the Navy, still in uni§ndispensable in modern housekeep- avages who never before M| = and Salonga. go in pursuit of he re 1 1 ar iting ad- | tub, Sea e twicelin ve ot form, found herself unexpectedly@8bg. People have been so thoroughly First showing of the picture saw a white man, who never escapes hy casting a lariat over a deep venture drat inex a i v in the third rinse entertdining a company at {SeseEEig about the thousands of before knew of firearms, who Nioi WA B | chasm. and swinging across it, hand pected throug t and will hold your | v o \ little of the soap | UPtown home the Mg G 2ham flour that habitants of a distant planet P s ) ""vi(l;': ;\"an“’:"]‘7'::]‘“‘"0'\';“'n" 5 of Tox the nove Ity introduced. Another chay - drained off she lifts the | attles 2 If your appetite An expedition of two adven- - vaudeville complete th W, ter of “The Liber will also I lankets out and hangs them in the warnings of daring travelers J THF LYCEUM THEATER. | is nothing quite so certain to en- and of governments and visited Phone 1000, Scats are now on sale at the Lycoum | . . l tice it as N. B. C. Graham Crackers. Women who have never MAT. WED. THURS., SAT. Cormican players who will start their worn clothes and who prove THE season next Monday evening, June 16. | . 5 | ; ) ) a flavor that is simply delicious. ity are the products of a pru- M N b cw York Morosco theater hit, | i dish civilization. ! HE BRAT “The Brat,” to be followed by a suc- bt ey for all evening performances, S ¢ T and dramas, none of which have been ' B - < > E NATIONAL BISCUIT except Saturday. i MA 3¢, 20c, 3 seen in this city befor present durin tenancy of the Lyceum such callent Truth,” “Fair and : - ; 4 5 2 - Crowded 1 * “Happin “Cay : i ; - i | ¥ & 3 PR 8 & d cheese for® e Tk A 3 : Sowe ; | G\ ¢ B~ conmination than bar- such firms as Cohan and Harris, Sel- pAad S Hapy 2 mona 2 i ¢ rd cheese. T knew a man é ’ . | i s LA i %1 found it very difficult “ 4 and ¥ nd o loy : VSR % a 1 VAUDENV! LLE i 5 i L ang Georeq G Ty | ; ' : | basket, ROl - re hread that was either LAND. B i ). he B )een chosen as the : P % AL A iSTloazily have Deentihell s | over hand. Mutt & Jeff and the latest attontion at all time torhie and | o ytel and &lirs it. When ‘this/| including severy 3 'ul\e is a mat~ turous people who ignored the e Sloyn fos il lace Weekly and sunshing | g needs encouragement, there the world’s wildest islands. i WEEK JUNE 16 box office for the wwagement of the Golden brown, cookie-like crackers,with that both clothes and vulgar- { CORMICAN PLAYERS The first play to be given will be the Reserved seats now selling NOW ON i cession of all the very latest comedies It is Mr. Cormican’s intention to | i ' : o o ; S & S : COMPANY tain Kidd. Jr hd several other un- | fa 4 £ 4 s g B Z e $h It makes a more S i f R, A 1B e e 3 - B & o . 3 ried from France recently, opening bill with a view of introdu emistochn elicateitraxrall He had re- charm ing the various members of the com- pany in congenial roles—parts nost suitable to their personalities. The title role will be played by Ethel Van Waldron, leading lady, and ! said to give her unlimited scope i her remarkable versatility. Mr. B | Cormican 1 be seen in the leading juvenile male part and the other ¢ B | acters will be interpreted by Ca i aroline Locke, Mina Crolius Gleason, Joso- I phine Saxe, Bdward Lynch, Ervilla “A WOMAN THERE WAS® J| ¥ o e PALACE TH Tonight will sec the closir per- = = formance of in “The Red YOU REMEMB A FOOL THERE WAS." TIEDA BARA | § Lantorn.” at the Palace theater. It SHOWS THE OTHER SIDE IN “A WOMAN THERE WAS," | 88 | will also be the last performance of = B ))&l | the excellent vaudeville bill and the ¢ many other attractions. Tomorrow wil] see an entire change of program MUTT AND JEFF PATHF NEWS of five big vaudeville acts and the big feature picturc sensatio Cannibals ; e q Cleans all white § A dense lily white B o the son e CHIEF ) § 2 v whi IN THE SUNSHINE COMEDY | of ‘er .\:I Ele ’< x‘)‘ L \:: ““.euln NAGAPATE 5 g 43 shoes quickly and N i that makes white “A SOFT TENDERFOOT” ;m»m- and adventurer, accompanied the most crucl, ! ¢ ¢ ;'ashfl‘{' Leaves the S a shoes look clean and B him on his ¢ .n thousand mile handsonics : % { abric or leather SRt /. new. Get a cake — THE — @ | journcy thro . cannibal islands savage on carth éf 2 natural-looking. P iy B | of the South P , and took an im- FOX KIND portant part in the filming of the re- e R . T . B8 | . kable spectacle of savage life. Mrs R¥ SEEN IN “CANNIBALS OF T 1113 SOUFH SEAS,” AT THE PALACE son we where with her dar- THEATER THURSDAY, PRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FHT—RUPERT JULIAN IN “THi FIRKE FLINGERS.” TOMORROW, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, THE BRILLIANT FOY A DRAMA OF TYPICAL, LOVE AND HA ALSO EP. NO. P “T HE TIGER'S TRAIL® AND at the nearest store.