New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1919, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 191, EART ¢ MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wife ¥y Madge Listened Fearfully to |vou and me is just about on the point Dicky’s News. of taki jump over the broomsticl “T'd like to be Rita's old-fashioned | with the dad for about 15 minutes,” Dicky | that's all Bgrowled as we hurried over to oun “Dicky!" I seized his ‘arm im- own home to get wraps for the visit 1:\: uously inadvertently jogging to “The Sand Pile” upon which Miss searf pin which he was adjusting out dy-——why he’s a goner, | Unless otherwise noted, these motices are written by the bureaus of the theatcrs or other attractions with which they do ingennously woman-like irritation at ena | : fool stunts this oceasional deliberately What Dicky somewherc coming on warm enough to and watch the a trip to this bad cnough on an apartment » is the worst. t boys from one of the - jeans that the » with it so they oney planted in the didn’t know started this thin things the without one features the occasionally New York propuietors do slip i , the cabaret.features vulgar and sensational C TONIGHT Follow the Opera Players e PARSONS HARTFORD Next Week: Crowds (o Triumphant Bill 9 SEAT SAL Palace Theatre TONIGHT SUNDAY NIGHT iIIiam_Dcsmon(l “Minlslgf Hell” iola Dana «PATRICIA” William Duncan Johnson in the Opening Chapter ‘The Man of Might’ Helen Holmes RESERVED and Fdith SEATS— PRICES BALCONY—15¢ ORCHESTRA PRISCILLA DEAN “THE WICKED DARLING” 5 Blg Vaudeville Acts 5 Hmd(‘d by (hf‘ “ nrhl Greatest Irish Barney Gilmore Tn “AN TRISH HONEYMOON" he w ENING OF STOCK ! Brown had insistec | of his hanad as I did se, “vou 4 i e I mean that Alfs—" AT LYCEUM MONDAY | ‘Dippy over the dame he coun- tered, stooping for the pin \with on annoved grunt “Why, hasn’t your ! rerlockian brain deduced that vet Only the hest and latest s st You're «etling rusty old dear, 18 what the management of | 's promise New Britain | Better apply the ol can.” mican Playe He sottled the pin earefaily. save theatergoers this season AT Gy his hair a slow stroke or two with his [°ring i3 is one of those ilitary brushes, selected some hand- '2ugh provoking comed Ecine: | ain to > tire of the | of the youngstc eanor and | us all back time and theater for hiefs with deliberation while danced h impatience to Fale auaint natur who in spees al tomboy spirit of you ker m hea ner What Rita wants of a hnsband no e Eon ches at once af heart s merry within you. Resides | Cormican, who by the bye is one | oodness sake st a and arouses move on. they'll be wa d himself he interr “I'm practically ready.” I retorted. ! BT s el b wntil you Of the cleverest comedians on the | Anishirelllng a6 about bhis stage today, the city will welcome one BT S Seenth oy \sed, Of the most charming of the younger | tucking me tirmly under oo retresses of the e in the person of § catehing up my cloak Miss aldron. who ever | nd rushing me down e since she made h but in the Sel- tell you nothing except for some un- W¥N production of he Aral six | Known reason e e heen playing leading vinted with the i sh like to try matrimon tor change. with AIf as the goa And "W\-‘ Miss | ! she's pretty nearly sot the poor chap hails from the Pacific THEL lass0edTio's| heon: abroat sl 1ol . made her debut in the | g night ! that his perspective T focus. 1} New 1s Mirza, a | l€ading Lady ¥ {1 bet that cont I can’'t get into tha that she plaved 1 Sel VAN WALDRON, h Cormican Players : M skirt hems was also Wyn ior over two vears. lady with Maclyn Arbuckle in ound Up."” play hat s In *“The Brat” Miss part that will that ebullient she gueers the same tonighi some- e leadin | ~ " “The plays the part brings out the and [ TENEMENT REPORT IN 1915, ful role of Poll 1 D Waldron ng to the An intc diti [ they were four led by P 3 In 1915 there nements in this aven only there werd ting veport of 1 in comparisou wo as one of few who always r warmest of welcomes. There are | a heautiful many other nc ling hle pl cast inel Tdward L Alderson, Desmond G K. Hutchinson. Miss ¢ Mrs, Mina Crolius Gleason. Miss Jose Lake Compounge 7 i e gher. T 1ents this nitor in the Mr. Cormican promises a variety of | ties. and how The Popular Pleasure Grounds. entertainment during the summer en- | robbers in the rement of his plays including at | Fox vaudeville | 1c also be shown st one play that will have its first in New on any st Band Concert | bresontaiion Every Sunday | Boating, T FOX'S THFEATER. Theda Bara in “A Woman There and episode No. 6 of “The Ti- il tomorrow niziit Fox's offers a features that could hardly be excelled, Fannie Ward, last seen here matic masterp’ e, “Com- in anot r great human itled “The Cry of is a feature, that ithout any preaching or propaganda, achc t basic and moral truth in an entert manner. bringing out the theory has arranged ture bill, the Wishing Rit i Dancir Bowling. Roller Coaster Dinner, Table D "Hoic in the dr mon Clay interest drama. 1 Weak."” Iler Johnny Hines show will be & Two Mammoth Features spects of cou nhood refuses ten, he refuses to acknowledge it, th of her for New York claims her | and he comes back eive the | ment, solving : irl chaiming frock. pictu 3 pro, headed by W opening chapter of serial in the harg: s in o the As an added feature Charlie Chap- Irville | lin will be seen mes | funniest camedy success roline TLocke, | Many remember wo reeler, - ¥ 3 R 2 mop getting him h{ LYCEUM THEA For tomorrow essie Tove and ' with an arlvlie Blackwel Montagu Love, | There will fine two-reel comedy on this bill morrow evening Zlvidge and who appea opportunity stock players. to meet the new one-half of the PALACE THEATE SUNDAY NIGHT crimes committed today are really Two complete vaudeville shows vegeance against the harshness of so- | he given tonight Palace thea- Tomorrow |nammm.\h Original Model Of white voile, th ther full to fall in soft folds. The Weist is simply made. and the set-in Fecves end in puffs and ist. The skirt has a double tunic collar, cuffs Wect. The turned-bacl re edged with a bl n ttonhole stitch Medallions of em- breddery on the wais sleeves and a go@ssgrain sash finish s alt 'DR. ANNA HOWARD SHAW WINS model is made a ruffle at the her new Vi g day, Tuesday and Wednesday will see the greatest of all Irish singing com- | edians, Barney Gilmore in new singing skit assisted hy a capable | company called “An 1Irish Honey- ! !moon.” Mr. Gilmore is only appear- | ing in vaudeville for a few weeks { before resuming his starring tour and was more than anxious to come New Britain where he has not ap- | peared in a number of years. a sure-fire attraction and should du- | { plicate the success of Andrew Mac cd earlier in the season. of the vaudeville com- He pris many bhig time cts of the! | pleasing variety. Priscilld Dean will be seen in a new picture “The Wicked | Darling,” a Jewel production of un- usunal merit. Marie Walcamp will also be seen in “The Red Glove the smaller reels will also be s 1 of three big features liam Duncan in the 1 ph | “The Man of Might.” William | Duncan will also be seen in “Mnts of Hell” Viola Dana will be seen jina Metro production g | Helen Holmes will appear in a West- ern “railroad story, and the Ser ine will also be shown. The performance will begin promptly and will run continuous till 10:30 Reserved seats arve now selling Atricia Mon- and 10wn. ciety aind that many crimi g mayv | ter at 6:30 and . » @) e reciaimed if given the proper op-|nfgnt will sec {8 ‘Three Green Eyes’ §| vorunite e crv or te wea ) | shows how a girl brought up in the With an All Star Cast Including M| slums rose superior to her environ- S i el | ment and married the district attor- | CARLYLE BLACKWELL, | ney and how her weaker brother re- FVYELYN GREELE | nfained in the underworld until re-! Sian g claimed to a betier life by his sister's | J MONTAGU LOVE Jove, (By i JUNE EIVIDGE Taylor Holmes in the rapidly mov . o ing comedy drama entitled “Tax clerein JOHNNY HINES will be the other featur: tic comedy and a News week also be offered | watermelon! h had a c mount nd Charlie Chaplin will Rlng Man” le riva honors. Mr. Reid is seen 2 in a five act drama entitled “The Dub™ s BESSWE LOVE a story of a man who makes good June, “have growing h substantia though it Also a Fine Two Recl Comedy. test of his nerves and decides he is a ST OUR coward. “The Dub” shows in swift- moving dramatic events Oy:h emfwyp Iy moving dramatic incidents how he proved he was no weakling. Mr. Reid COME, AND ME NEW STOCK COMPANY | i | | Star | | ! refreshed | lings, cooked watermelon Supper: Parker hou and cream. THERE IN " WOMAN TONIGHT—THEDA BARA TOMORROW NIGHT ONLY TWO EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES FANNIE | FASTGR WARD | HOLMES in her newest triumphant success ylinder comedy STHE CRY OF THE WEAK.” Qo . Better than “Common € STEARKIT CHRISTIE COMEDY—GAUMONT NEWS, | serole, baking sauc: umber salad, aspberry s Break iced coffee. les, strawberry shorteake.) ced potatoes, alad, frozen | roons. MON., TU W B THE NEW BRITAIN FAVORIT Rreakfast—V boiled eges, WALLACE REID | IN THE 5-ACT PARAMOUNT DRAMA elatin Breakfast— berries, suga Lunch—Rico mil ad A bunch of crooks take him for Dub but he cleans them up in an exciting finish, EX ¢3A ATTRACTION Charlie Chaplin in “The Bank” ed rice and ste sauce, coffee raspberries—yes nce to even think of wearv- ing of strawberri u"[h W h For Monday. Tuesday and Wednes- [ (o tjose later arrivals e 1shing Wallace Reid, the popular Para- | vou are squarely n extra thought thoroughly And now that At dinner is well supplied with green (On b COT 1 e a2 a6 e fivee ) e T alin [ B er i light enough and ing qualities to === | Lilk, scrambled eggs. graham muffins, | B . R . coffee. » == : : | Dinner-—Breast of lamb with dump- : r abbage with sauce, pear { and cottage cheese —Jeliied ol . raspherries Breakfast—st asparagus on toast. | Lunch—Meat iced cocoa and spaghetti en cas- { Dinner—Tomato soup, with bread dressing. uce, coffee Tuesday. bacon and hashed | Lunch—Vegetable chop suer, Dinner-—Calves Wednesd: \ge cheese Dinner—Flank 5. nut and prune Puffed wheat with ras rolls. Dinner—Watermelon pea salad, coffec TOPICS NEWS OTHERS — THE — — THE — | Breakfast— roxkn0. VAUDEVILLE roxxivo | L e MENUS FOR THE COMING WEEK matoes, hot rolls, rhubarh shortcake, coff Saturday Breakfast— Raspberries cream poached eggs on toast, Lunch—Molded fish hard rolis, sponge jelly rall de: Dinner-—Veal cutlets, ked pota- toes, young onjons and radishes, as- paragus with dressing, iced coffeo with m.\mn-rl c m, maple parfait 1'1.‘\(. DAY PROGRAM. Fast Street School Children Take Tart Tn Pretty Exercises. 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