New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1919, Page 4

I | MY HEART ¢« MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF | Revelations of a Wife @he “News” That Awaited Ritd Brown | &0 :{..\"K‘Lv‘xl;i-‘l“.wl:hU‘:J“‘ Lo B Bt Hone 2 | amusement in he ze. Bat 1 guessed Rita Brown was smiling to herself [ ("o folt jike clawing. his fac e tlie dhme ot offthe phurmasylipatE g0s S o E nduising dndsomel) Where she had telephoned. 1t was the | ooy tempery perfermance. { sort of set smile a woman uses w b e T e el e Je wishes to convince people of her| ce 1. (clephone call A ! completeicontentment ‘But as it happens 1 did i “Did you get him, old dear?” Dicky | {hank vou.' asked as he opened the door for her She seated herself in the tonnean ta enter the car—we had returned| with the air of an empress holding a from our own little shopping errand | jevee, and for the rest of the drive but o minute before her appearance. | ang du the very good little dinne Dicky ordered at a wayside inn, she Kept up the same semblance of haugh-| TUDENTS. Dicky, ty aloofness. Our Fall Term Commenc Sept. 2. | o¢ his gavest irresponsible moods, was REGISTERENOWE determined to teasc hev, but I man- Office Hours: 1 aged to signal him determinedly that 8:30 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 2 to 4 p. M. | o must restrain his raillery, and for daily. Evenings, Monday Tuesday, | n wonder hc obeyed, devoting his Friday and Saturday, 7 to 9 o'clock. | teasing instead ta Alfred Durkee and CONNECTICUT BUSIN COLLEGE | feila in the front seat Phone 605-3. Big Dance Series Laurel Park AUG. 5, 7,9 HATCH'S WONDERFUL 163 Main St. Tense ter performance tating to have heen. to her for addres excu: he was vet they Dic For wi Rita Brown's raillery directed against herself would She ¢ resentment addressing her directly, but she had no objecting to ing ta Alfred must have been full of barb- ed needles for her self-lov and the most fatherly manner imagir Moments. I am afraid, however, that this lat- more os irr than was even ner ould have given vent if Dicky had been the remarks Durkec, th the gravest face to yle, was admonishing Alfred DANCE BAND careful in his driving, to look at the { road instead of looking into £ 15—MUSIOIANS—15 his companion’s e} to re- SION' T member that he must use both hands ADMISSIONITO for the wheel, and a number of similar DANCE PAVILION nonsensical caution He kept Leila ONLY 10c. Fairfax’s checks at a carmine tingle, . made her sister and myself smile in No such inspiring ~dance music| .. ysement, caused Alfred Durkee to evor heard in this vicinity. grin sheepishly when he was not 1] 2 Vi Vi L4 r¢ | throwing back caustic retorts at m.l.‘.hi:‘hsfiri;‘fi,t GRS URE L) Bl S A o o e Brown's unsmiling hauteur. Vaudeville--4 Acts SUNDAY TOM MIX —IN— ‘“TREAT ’EM Hazel Daley ‘Wild Goose Chase’ s e MON. 3 4 BIG TODAY " Chas. Ray “THE BUSHER” TIGER’S TRAIL — SUNSHINE COMEDY TUES. Priscilla Dean N VAUDEVILLE ant one. kee, who evident us. Here's the numbe: called twice for who was calling ent message for “Oh, dear, the matter!” high-pitched, Mis tificial, although neerity. s Durkee was though T knew girl. But the prejudices always gency. It business call.”” “With a curt “Pardon,” rushed into the house later we heard her at the telephone. “What did I tell you?” “Oh, I'm the w mured to me. 1 am—you've got ROUGH” regretful act “No doubt vou a few minutes the truth of his Brown appeared parently much pe: “Will it be pos: ed. WED. vou up in the car isn’t satisfactory. ter?” EW ACTS OF FEATURING come back.” ila Fairfax’s DESMOND GALLAGHER quick. Of the Cormican Players “We will go sald bravely—but guise the regretft The situation was a tense, unple: I was glad, indeed, when we finally turned into the d the Durkee veranda. to call as soon as you I wonder what can excited. suggestion in my mind, it appeared ar- “Don’t worry, dear,” fr that kindly probably watch her come out the son of a prophet train to New York tonight?” she asl intirely possible,” replied courteously. ve leading to Little Mrs. Dur- ly had heard the sound of wheels, fluttered out to meet A “Prophecy” Fulfilled. “Oh, Rita,” she exclaimed. “There's an urgent telephone message for you. r and they want you can. They've ou, and the woman aid she had an urg- ou.” be was Dicky’s Brown's voice With I don’t know that otherwise I wauld have suspected its motherly Mrs. iendliness itself, al- she disliked the little woman'’s fall before an emer- is just some Rita and Brown a moment Dicky mur- e boy, to slip it to me! Just now and do the that she's been called away and can’t be with us longer.” are a prophet and I laughed, but later I acknowledged forecast, for in the doorws rturbed. ble for me to get a Rita y, ap- Alfred Durkee ‘®r we can take if the train schedule What is the mat- ¥ Just a summons from a friend in =IN=— trouble which I cannot disregard,” 6 S th" she returned virtuously. “But I am Pretty Smoo Qosolated fo. ois v visit shoet this way, for it will be impossible for me to A troubled shadow rested upon Le- face, but her voice was with you, Rita,” she she could not dis- 1l note in her voice. PALACE “HONOR THY TONIGHT ONLY — MAI MURRAY — IN MONDAY CHARLES RAY BIG LITTLE PERSON OTHERS — GOOD VAUDEVILLE SHOW SUNDAY NIGHT JUST LOOK AT THESE STARS ON ONE BILL ! FRANK KEENAN BOTH IN NAME” ALMA RUBENS in “MAN’S COUNTRY” “MAN OF MIGHT” COMEDIES DON'T MISS THIS BIG SHOW SUNDAY. — TUESDAY — WEDNE DAY Dorothy Gish in “The Hope Chest” NEW VAUDEVILLE who was in one | t T LAT B (1) Red hat with fringe of bluc ostrich feathers, a very striking com- bination; (2) Jaunty turban of walnut brown with wings placed in a most fetching manner, the color is a rich walnut brown; (3) Afternoon hat of velvet with skeleton ostrich feathers; EST STYLES | LYCEUM THEATER. Tonight the Cormican company will be seen far the last time in “Yes or No,” in which they have scored their most pronounced success and played to the record weck’s business of the entire summer. At last night's | performance hundreds were turned | away, every scat and box was sold and in order to accommodate late comers the orchestra pit was filled with extra chairs, all of which were taken al 8 o'clock. A little surprise was in store for those in attendance last evening, when Mr. Cormican, in I curtain speech announced that by spe- cial arrangement the season would be resumegd one week from Monday, and continued for at: least two weeks lpnge On that date, ugust 18, the players will present Cohan & Harris' successful comedy, “It Pays to Adver- tise,” the play that ran a whole se: son at the George M. Cohan theater nd was toured throughout the coun- try from the Atlantic to the Pacific to capacity houses everywhere. Its du- thor is Roi Cooper Magrue, who also is responsible for last seasan’s most enjovable comedy, “Tea for Three, which succeeded in filling the Maxine Elliot theater from September to ne and is now running in San Fran- 20. It Pays to Advertise” is not a farce but a good clean camedy withi veral distinet and diverting char i most of them new to the stage. PALACE MON of Mark lee st,”” Dorothy sonality and BILL AT the picturization “The Hope Che In Luther's Gish carries the same pe character that made her famous in ““Hea of the World.” In many scen almost the same cos- tume, and the disdainful tossing of her head: the chic and teasing ex- ons that once brought peals of laughter from the audience when she acted the “Little Disturber” part; the whole individuality of her biggest suc- THUR NEXT FRI, SAT. PATHE'S N T SERIAL The Great Gamble 15—EPISODES—15 Z The Greatest Stunt Serial Ever Produced with Anne Luther and Chas. Hutchinson white grosgrain ribbon. OdiicCes? Orchard Inn, the Morning After the Battle. Dearest Joan: There have been many times in my life when I got angry and regretted what I said or did. There have been other times when I was too wildly angry to say anything. So I let tne offense go unresented and unpunished. And later I regretted that, too. Tonight when I overheard those old cats discussing me on the porch I de- o d Timimer Gir/ @209’23904’/ . CosvRiGHT 1919 8Y A& A ° Jorotuy, aged 28, is spending the summer at lLively Beach, having staked her lob and $500 savings on the chance of winning a suitable hus- band during the summer. There are her letters home to Joan, her chum. Set asi de until the whites of 4 eggs termined for once to administer the rebuke properly—that is, neither in (1) Brown hat wWith wing of sand a5t =l o uncontrollable anger nor in silent solor which covers the drooping . scorn crown in a rakish wav; (5) Hat en. F v C When T stepped through the French tively black, only trimming being or Vacation Camera AT O CeRR B (e, jet buckle, the shape makes it un- F' d | they stopped with their mouths ajar usual. i iends and stared. 1 recognized them, (c) Underwood & Underwood. | s S i e In these days there are few who in- | by name Hopkins, and a childless dulge in a vacation, who do not also | married woman, Mrs. Orwell, of the mvlil e in a camera. type who still wears false hair in There are a few points which will | great abundance and to whom much- { Melp the vacation eamera fiend. trimmed roval plush is the ideal cos- Cameras are subject to accident and | tume, with a wide-brimmed hat to to wear and tear. They should not be | match sitting high upon her head { left about carelessly in the hot sun, on { *“No—please do not go,” I opened the beach, or where they are exposed [ a5 S T eiterD, e G e | rockers. I want to remind you that . jcamera chances to get a | iy js never safe to discuss upon a wetling in the luke—or in a rain- 5 [ storm, 1t should be. carerully aring | hotel Porch the guests of that hotel. S A e P e G They reseated themselves, ex- et in a shady place | | : NOT in the sun—to dry. It possi. changed glances, and closed their ble to remove the lense take it out and | Mouths droplinito fafcanioalnsnlinel orialcoti| e e EnoffoNetheardiyoufitos hol, fo prevent the mechanism frou | NENt. by tomorrow I should have = coss are being used to make {his pic- | rusting. been branded before everybody m\u\- “I heard exactly what you said!” ture the most attractive in which she Camera experts think it advisable | P1ace as a girl of immoral charac 3 has as yet appeared. Tt will be dis-| to develop the films of vacation pie- joradarol yoUSSERRbERAN M X played at the Palace theater next|tures as soon as possible after they | Orwell. of you, and vour reward will be utter Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are made, instead of waiting several | - Why, all we said was that we friendlessness. For no one can have | Director Eimer Clifton states thati wecks for a return to the city to have | hadn’t seen—" started Miss Hopkins. | friends without being a friend the picture is like nothing else ever| them developed. Ifilms do not keep | I snapped them both into silence| I turned to go back again through done as to characterization, pathos, | well when undevioped, especially in | With— my window when Mrs. Orwell broke .;_\(J\(\]);l(‘l\)y\.:m(vl‘ ighter. George Faw- | damp climates or if improperly pro- “I heard exactly what you usaid.|the icy silence that followed my T D S »(h(:xvl’((\:‘r actor, | tected. If impractical to develop | ‘She has not come in at all tonigh:,' | speech. e s e (* Ir‘"“:‘“’:‘(';fif £ 4“\‘_ ')\“‘H 1t once provide little tin tubes to | was one remark. You would h ej “Of course” she said irrelevantly, in which certain . seoncs. shomid. ny| o Sealed with - adhesive tape, in | circulated that lie in the mornimg, |and prompted more by curiosity than L s o Gy \]\’::‘Id!\:m;\ indefinitely. ri. | 209 by noon—such s the proneness friendly interest, “if you are engeged A S o Lol alk andscape views it is oft- | of people to accept slander withoui to the young man—" 5(,.1;7'(::{[ h(';,l,“”.]-{g\;,":;f(‘,‘\f:‘c':,"l:m"l“'o’v should remember (hat photographs | question—I should have been ‘ried,| “She probably hopes (o be,” and others, There will aley hemedies| made on a beach, where there is | convicted and sentenced without a!speared Miss HopKins T110 ohamss of v e o |yv‘o'<<~nt- much light reflected from water, sky | chance in my own defense.” | 1 looked at them amiably and with ing the best obtainable. : AIIVM )n;!t' fill)r‘l. require less exposure “You—you should avoid the ap-|extreme sweetness, spoiling their . o i ordinary city or inland land- | pearance of evil, Miss Varick, if vou ! relish of the moment by deciining to FOX'S THEATER. : do not wish to be misunderstood,” | be enraged. I felt that the honors “The Busher,” el G ray | T LusLs SrowiinossibleS (ol iy for REh el Foorrin s e Ol of the occasion were mine. I had ) I IGha Gharles|| et odt - 8 3 : Ray has been entertaining F o] St tana evEscIeenonaRcolar il cort| B e Sl echoed the spinster ! said my say, administered my rebuke i i 28 & Fox pa-| which makes it possible to photo- 3 P 3 3 s trons since Thursday, will be seen | graph interesting cloud effects. san. | WIth the edges of her lips. and now was the moment to close for the last time tonight. Among | sets, ofe. In a long.distance " loan. | - The evil exists only in your own|the interview. the other excellent subjects on the | seape the effect of white clouds | Minds” I said steadily. “You women| “Perhaps’ I smiled enigmatically, film program will be a Sunshine | apuinst blue sky ereatly enhances the | Who call vourselves moral commit | regarding first one then the other of comedy, “Shadows of Her Pes beauty of the pioture. - ee® ™® | nore actual crimes than most of the | them. “And now, ladies, 00d night.” 1;‘2‘tilnl-n‘:vl|r;‘llznft enapterot In taking landscape views ti s oft. | PeOPle do from whom you draw vour| But T went to bed, Joanie, feeling Tigors serial, Pathe News, and | on 4 good plan to have a beautiful | Skirts aside in horror. You might| very down-in-the-mouth for all that Mutt & Jeff. The vaudeville includes | {100 4 human figure, a boat, or some | NOt Steal someone's purse, but you'd | It isn't pleasant to endure the cheap, J n-k.luowl d!fr! company in a comedy | o(her point of interest in the ’,Om» steal a reputation and wantonly de- | malicious criticism of a couniry inn ik "':“L_"‘;‘l'i\““"”_"“‘l‘(: ;:::;'C(’jll:'lfi"‘(‘; ground to lend acter to a scene | Stroy it without a qualm. Mayho [ And I suppose it has only just begun S e e e e CRERE G aifent wr rinstance a view | You'd hesitate at murder, but any( Well. dear, I shall go through with s Special double fentura show has | Of e sea is enhanced if it includes | poer girl who made one false step |it, I don’t care what happens. I onir been arranged for tomorrow night and | & Sl-00at, and a picture of a beauti- | would have with you as much chance | hope Captain Wallis will not hear of will include “Treat *Em Rough in | UL road, or a valley is helped if |to make a new life for herself as a|it. It would end everything. which the daring Tom Mox 55 seen | CF¢ IS a picturesque church tower, | sparrow in the claws of a hawk. You Ever devotedly, to hest advantage, and “The Wild (% CoLtage in the foreground. are hard, narrow, cruel women, beth DOLLY. Goose Cha with Hazel Daly, the m“;waw‘:L'_"':.“”"'_";;\Ufe‘0,1:"d‘h"‘r"‘°;‘u‘;‘ el talented beauty. Some good shorter | i1 ynyusual, plcturesque and hes | subjects will supplement the features. | r\\* creoite ‘ SR HERE ARE A LOT OF THE Monday brings Priscilla Dean in . her latest crook drama, “Pretty o ports Elouse ST ‘,“?I,‘\\,',,,,‘,S\li,.ly\m e HERE ARE A LOT OF THE are beaten stiff, then fold carefully trio of famous photoplay stars in PEACHIEST DESSER into the peach, eggs mixture, turn Charles Ray, Frank Keenan and Alma into a greased baking dish sprinkle Rubens. Charles Ray and Frank eKe- (B EBIIAVEBYe | with sugar and bake in a quick oven nan are both in the dramatic produc- Now is the season when we rea- | for 5 minutes. ion “Honor Thy Home" and sup- lize full well why everything beauti- = o > ;‘O)l"lml \\nm:ml'uliv by Louise (;I;un‘n. ful, delicious, or desirable is so often Soeani ‘ol Tench Sheeiof, The other star, Alma Rubens, is scen described a a peach.” Scald 1 quart of rich milk, dis- in “Man's Country,” a forceful and Peaches are the fruit garden’s tri- | solving in it 1 cupful of sugar. Let spectacular drama of .the primitive umph, and seldom has the crop been | simmer 8 minutes, then cool. When N e e (e A more generous or better flavored than | cold add 1 pint of fresh peach pulp, fought hard, women lived fast and this season sweetened and flavored with vanilla human life was cheap. Other photo After the famly has consumed, as | When the mixture is half-frozen add Jays include @ new cpisode of the many plain, sliced peaches as they | the whites of 2 eggs beaten stiff and Man of Might” with William Dun- an—though it is doubtful if anyone | complete the freezing. can, also screaming comedies and ever reaches that state—try some of ol others. All roads should lead to the these more complicated peach des- e L Palace Sunday night because this is ser Pare, stone, and slice ripe peaches positively the hest bill yet offered for Chilled Peach Soup. and let stand 1 hour, covered with a Sunday night's enfertainment in o a ag]|| 3 zar) allowing saMipintyof iRilEA ) for B : Sprinkle with 1 cupful of sugar and | S3Ch auart of peaches. Strain off the, — Sprinkle with ¥ & A Eacen = e et T | hilce ania) tolleachi 28 gullob oL nirup : : add 1 pint of water. Freeze ped peaches with a pint of grape : , lak Bum uunce juice or claret allowing pint for pint, oI nraciloefCronin and | place. ail linl a stone! Jar, wall | =ut Liquart iof creamiito boll Sand : 1 1 when hot, remove from the fire and The Popular Pleasurc Grounds. coyerediiitilichoppedifice §itorianial i ASE R OHE RIGEIRTRe S RECR A hour. Serve with shaved ice in === AR vhipped to a cream with 3.4 pound s : of powdered sugar. Set all to coo! Band Concert Fonch Moonay for a half hour. Pare, stone and Make a sweetened short-cake dough |'m's i s ripe peaches, and stir quick- EVel‘y Sunday and add 2 "‘“"'I"“ cEey n;m "‘“"’:'3 ly into the cream. Add the whites ; . 2 dough 1-2 inch thick and cut into sl VRt Miie e ?C 5 ful of fresh, chopped peaches, and | myurn the crank fast a few minutes DinperfIsbloDialsiens dletatis ! fold over, into half-circles. Press the | ynen cover and let stand 2 hours. B P roDs. edges ;nnz;n;:;e brush with melted | Aol Peach Pan Dowdy. Pare and slice ripe peaches and fill a baking dish, sprinkling the fruit with sugar butter dots, and cinna- mon. Cover the top with a thick pastry crust of light texture and bake. Serve with chilled, sweetened Phone 1000, e DAST TIMIS TONIGHT Peach Custard. Cormican P‘ayers Pare very large peaches, cut a slice off the top, remove the secds and fill —in— the center with chopped raisins and “YES OR N()u nuts Sprinkle the tops with sugar |0f Hartford, have opened a and powdered cinnamon. Make a s § il ard my mixing 1 cupful of sugar | Dranch office at 139 Main St., 1 cupful of flour and 3 eggs, itos : SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT e iamt " ookt the eustard, seoi | N€W Britain, where = their MONDAY, AUGUST 1{8th, and pour over the peaches, and serve | patrons —can be assured of THTS COMPANY WILL Something new under the sun js | chilled: . REOPEN FOR A SHORT (e VT N NS e Peach Souffle. excellent and prompt service, '\!1"“‘1"‘. oped in black and whitc striped silk. | Peel and rub & larze peaches | the same as at our Hartford in the It buttons down the back and has | through a sieve and stir into them 1 Big Cohan & Harris Success, long, silky sleeves and a sash. The :,r,‘,‘-.mlllr of powdered sugar and tne | Office. Goods called for and “IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE” || nat is black straw with a chic bow of | heaten yolks of 3 eggs for § minutes. delivered promptly. Tel, 618,