New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1919, Page 4

\ an exceptionally well-trained bunch of dogs, performing stunts that are Y HEART =« MY HUSBAND T ] ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF | 2 | oy - | mrn o vsamon v eanacn, One of the notions that David W s = . ; ", y i N % g % It motion picture plays if not on Alice Holcombe Asked e e (‘”m‘ dic v‘mu \‘mi ‘, i h' be ||‘y\~:rw, Madge. AEed re wil me within A Mo I creations have N\ \ 3 NRONNRNNRS gaged that there was no one Unless othwrwise noted. these motices are written b . 'FS y the hoen (B o the work of the ‘¢ e s I3 ht | ut that tele- [ Possible hearing. 1Y 3 P N & , i The Kind You Have Alwnys Bought has % a queer thing abo: ureaus of the theaters or other attractians wiik which they Howriters o crature In them, ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his P tce Holcombe said reflect- he said, and his voice was : : -un:t‘ln-‘\ousl)‘ answering my | 0o mournfully solemn that it chilled personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one § i . s cthing dsits tion the thought and sceiv in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and o o , ‘I must tell you something quich e . e ion in (he | 1o deceive yom in & . q“l;r{qo?:e;x\tfl::“w“nrr,: ""T'h(‘ v, and You must prom to ohey mc Tooety 4 N i A 4 in the U ollow s, That is s Just-as-good’’ are |3um experiments, nnf‘l endanger the %as puiled away from the base as | blindly, for I haven't time, even i€ | [, A 2 exaetly what (he motion picture heéalth of Children—Experience against Experiment. o PG 2l K i I the charaeterization is correct : e one had yanked it from ita| could, to tell you the reason for m Gral enn (Cone on Sonl o SN e g t H CAS OR IA o B Rt e | e e at is T( , e grasped at it as she fell— | ham must come to xec me or (0¥ Opposite him playing the I ! ! Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- Bt near the apat—but, of | “ommunicate with 2 4 vl be Marion Coogan from ) goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. Tt contains neither nobody knows how it happen- | Until I give vou leave. 1 shall not re Castle Square (Uheaters Loston Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. For ; turollohicn ool My ia Bt Yebelis - s more than thirty years it has been in constant use inrlh«; : ated so od¢ hen he sadd that ; ! A 203 ye Matalency, wind CoHe an hat seems a most plausible | Nesitated so oddly w : : : arvical family. Miss Jane Stuar e e R B relief of Constipation, atulency, E AR S ebe and you must catry on the | jrerk PI‘CSCfl[ng Gflp[flm Kldd JI‘.-" the Prospect and Creseent theaters Sos LA e L : Diarrhioea: allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, the almost certain knowledge | J0INtly as best vou can. 1 will tra e Yot iy Dol e e IR O 3 and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the as it the telephone cord in Ken- | Mity any messages for you through the Has Many Laughs GG e e I simitation of Food: giving healthy and natural sleep. {@hodkbridge’s home had not been | SChool hoard. Now. understand, | y o and mde dame roles. St asolEnsiaioacaoting llomds e The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend, ¥ > »O a go the home of ideal motion picture have standaras A ot by his wife’s struggles, but | Want vou both ta go fo ta triking brunettc of tine appc ) 5 & Milly's parents, send flowers and do —_— i S £ of which w ¢ not ashamed,” he B hen flaomething Beotninton || i N0 canilo snotvintn TEmpett P e e Miss Tt stone wiocomes o | S ok e e ie | The Kind You Have Always ought Vv RO PLOEL YESLOKD, o N e tahoo with = 2 e LRSS Poli's Springlield company, @5 the | ;¢ ¢ mounted clansmen is as lekiti- " e language. forher BBULIT must SEbe SRtANo0 N I s Gormican@iElancrs il emnEtle i St o e o s Jpouniedaclingmen Bears the Signature of -y for o Te Murs, 3 > as ¢ race ‘How We 0 ht it does,” she returned indif- [ Poth of vou for a tim Tl ATLS H Sn A el eralisg SR T et i e Ra T e o s G aeeRtn (HToNVEMY | And I maw that the incident | Graham to keep those records of mine he Good News rom Ghe to Aix.’ RSl i (a8 T o1 o ol i faes conil | oo Mva i dhe e RGN R Conl L0 G R0 AN Gl : & teléphone disconnection was but until I send an acredited messenger eas B Ghr i T Sre i 3 e i i of Browning's poems. Laughter and ¥ 3 She w erstand what | b l, d aptain anc ew aven enry ? S AL UZ LA, S 1 BRi :‘o:l\:\:r‘l‘:"“. ]l:h\ nv\l\ 3” MRS e Kidd, Jr. 1s n Cohan success bul is 1. Crossen the heavy man’ is a clean he were full of some other r— dd o M Gritlig ceently, “true art me in any manne i Otherw drama-—whether 1 reen pon the indoor st or in novel, comes of gnite a0 well known (he L e R e e e that he traly has standards lose sorrow, mildness and violenee, trazedy | and uplift are the components of the Tardly of the same hig se as “The | eut voung actor ° rocentl = ¥ ume high type as “Th i voung actor who ha nily SR > and | f “ i, 5 : . human comedy of the tragedy she was retailing I—I—Am Afraid. Seven Keys to Idpate,” with which | finished an ¢ ement with Uncle clime. We show the horrors of war (2 © . In another moment she had She hadn’t meant to ask me the | it has been favorably compared | . On i “he TR R s e i e et (e ln Use For over 30 Year5 i agitated voice to her fears. question: it had burst from her inad- | some Wtain Kidd, Jr.” deals with | he was en M Masson o | i S R T THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CIT. at the thing that frightens me [ vertently, and | could sec that she was [ the frantic search of several people | the Castic Squarve in Boston. Barrow | oo TV mans souds, b Eeh o . hoet of all is Kenneth’s command | unconsciously harboring a feeling who comgq Into possession of cortiin | 1.oPi G SR et s etho e Lo B e Pu aild me to keep away from | jealous resentment hecause of the fact | “information,” for a supposcd hurvied | character men of the organization * ghé said, eyeing me with an odd- | that Kenneth Stockbridge nad entrust- | treasure on the coast of Cape Cod. Lare well known plavers of distinetion rti% air, as if she wished to| ed me with papers of which she knew | Iventually it is learncd that the treas | The former has just closed with (he Ih my reception of her statement. | nothing. ure does not exist, but is a hoax per- | PPoli Springfield company and the lat ¢ e nd torturcd humanity Mr. Btockbridge's Message. “Oh, surely!” I returned carelessly. | petrated by the grandfather of a weik | tor with rew's “Keep Her Smili e mppose you tell me just what he | “We were discussing the work of my | voung man in order toatimulate sono I e HidiinToni o1 0 NTanasen | e e i e ey | e O T answered quietly. classes some weeks ago, and he was| manly interest, Nassomio Iron Aie(s T iIie | s s SRR L SRR : & only spoke to me once the) kind enough to lend me a number of Alr. Cormican plays the part of Jim |original productions of pliys by well | [hach SR A o evening,” she returned obedi- | papers he had compiled concerning | Anderson (Captain Kidd, Jr.) and | known authors for several New York | Sl : nd that by reaso: those particular hranghes. You Know | gives o satisfactory performance, | man 15 fndl whio Kitows butl wehnay | e v'f““"‘l‘ i, ”;‘ 5 .‘ H‘: ”.‘ O d how methodical he'is about those | while Miss Van Waldron, as Mary { uncarth another “Common Clay" in (1' Lo {”M, '.'"‘ \ \‘ ,‘“;”l;”-\ulfl‘ things. T suppose he wished to send | macTavish gives a wholesome charac- New Rritain, 1t will be remembered '”\”“””‘h Lo S - me a reminder to takeNcare of them or | qerization of the part of a young il Mr. Masson produced (his play in \"..H\‘\- "T" ;”’H\‘M\ SouEht | else feared 1 might inadvertently re-| who is full of lif> and hope. This! Boston where it made a record rin | (1o wetion “\\”;1,‘::”‘ e ‘ne | . . h e when for hia | weslk action we can turn them at this time when for hIs | week, however. the laurels go to the for a stock company, but runs will [ whote world as our sts MON.. TUE., WED own reasons he doesn't wish to see| character actors, J Hutehimson, as not he in vogue herce af any time Other photoplavs include the é-/\ 4 o ko . u Andrew MacTavish,'plays the part of the policy will be strictly adhered {o o ,Z()P e, )/ 6 ¢ frie face unc episode of The Red Glove, and the See As T saw my friend’s face uUncon-| the poveriy stricken, but benevolent, | of w different play cvery Monday aft- | Tope Nows Wook] Fr e COPVRIGHT 1919 8Y NE A sciously brighten atimyscanetully con )i ranathe i way that carns him | crnoon e Siie s ; ‘ted excuse vself g ville show confaing good features and 3 9 cocted excuse 1 said to mysell grimly | 4y p1use, while Sanivel Dickens, a L T A i > gooull A, N that I was fast becoming a champion age- | includes Ryan & o, in songs and country sheriff, ix portrayed by James ment will be given cvery Monday, | qances: Boyer & Charles please with | Staked - job savings on the chanee of winning o sui : falsifier. But there seemed to be no [ oo 5 gy : he e . . Marr, d Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Bush, © Wednesday, Thursday and Satured N i} 1 during the summer These are ) letters home to Joan, her Sensational Sta; S e e “ouldn’ N day and - Saturday | songs and patter and the “Three Tlen- | band ¢ 2 the s . ge other course open to me. 1 couldn't| .o un(py folks, by John Faunders and afternoons at 2:1 Shd ; cess break faith with my unhappy prinei- | y/i s e ningsons” in A musical novelty — rs. Gleason. Other parts arve played 'he st: vil " nde e e ert Suc pal-—lest this woman whom he loved L i e stage will be under the exper First State Showing R e e DR To s EE o RS alis RanSss i i e iRontTose IRGu linicion e Fads and Fashions Silversand Lake, August Somc viiice, the stern code of honor, the | lovalty of friendship, the milleniurm of the brotherhoqd of love rising | from afar before the dream vision the screen drama hampered by fan A pressman; George Brent, Jehn Dilson: | Castle Square theater, loston, wher 5 T had Lept fvom her fow solmanylaon Lo o o e m e (\[dl 0 '-w Joan Dear i Ry usdis yson, Desmond Gallagheri Green, three years. He is a voung man of It is amusing and a little mishigneviiofnieantne Qi enos BT ifan Dl =t Dl e o LRl ch Aty s sreeny L ek sl s e B Tuckssate very cffectiveton organ =il iy {chhng Anifa Gorley zelling fu all,”” she sald drearlly after a mo-t o\ 1o Nrorgan as Willian Carlton. Me. | 1 Sai $ eelal | dic ¥ ment's pause. “T—I—am so—afraid & or of no small m ilis stage ; “but I mustn’t think of that. But and still more fussed over me Morgan essays the role of the effemin- | settings are always very attractive and one thing is certain. Milly must have ate and foppish grandson of the mil- worth while left some message bout u done something in her crazy jealousy, or he wouldn't have sent us this caution. Zse S : 5 U ey LYCEUM THEVTER. S Lilae Time,” “The Thirteenth Chair,” The square cape is new and _ a2 mosquito which keeps buzzing lionaire in good style and earns much Announcement of the sale of seats | €51NE ‘round her and Tom Benedict, whom applause. will be made later. The first four 3 o she has resolv o capture Anid Some new gunantleted gzloves have - plays announced by My Masson ave, | ot i 2% BIGE myone knows that while w skeet is i = tiny thing, it can just about ruin you ONIGHT and WEDNESDAY W. C. Masson, the new managing = Fhe Silent Witness™ and “Che: Ve for von : . . : T Chine inspiration is responsible Doubls Feathces dircetor of the Lyceum theater New g ufe Ragliosiin: e e Many times, without intention on Britain, returned from New York ve royalty production 5 3 i my part, it has happened 1 was hav | terday with his newly organized vesi Cloaks often show the lrge-armed | ing a nice comfortable talkfest with e dent company with which he will FON'S THEATER, kimono sleeve Tom when AMiss Corley wanled hinm. open his season of stock on Labor And T TieEe e, o i ke 2 . pd i moof exceptional ter = I FONTC RS TGRS o D with o holiday matine Ihe Monkey fur is vilued as a trimming | pointment for golf with her beeatse e - tho opening is talning qualitics is offerec the ! . f 2 ¥ decided upon for the opening is taining qualitics i red i, AT ey e has fo reminiseing about Jane Cowl's greafest success “Lilac patrons of Fox's theiter for the firs ; is mother, and 11 | Pime,” writken by Miss Cowl and Jane yoie o iiie present mael Calornibon ks i or e e R g co " Murt as been apily described as | 0 ¢ 5 o : | ' 0 N ; SO TONIGHT—WED. Ui SIGhasEhcontapilvedessll et Sl el AR NS DT Frh ey ® tead ol T v and : respondenc ons in eleetricity, a play of love and spring time, though 1 hriine prov § 1 messed up everyhody's felephone with See the Greatest Photo- [} it has the sreat war as s hackeround 13 Gon 5 i igubie with the locale IFrance. The company |40 L Household NOtCS | his M T e > assemblec thing fairly hums and bubbles ove where Nina came as a bride, and play Ever Produced. SRR e _ o or { Whers D. W. GRIFFITH’S wrtists with whom he hus heen asxo. | MIMOr When (hese Baby stars o in 'ut hard, dry lemons in a pan of | tiscord by nazer Massor i ciated bofore in different cities, and | Action and it is difficglt to find one [ ot water for two hours. Keep at an To Miss Corley it looked like a with an abundance of appeal | where they fived in such beautiful spot where th are not making | cven temperatnie tender affair Which only goes 1o | . they have been sclected for their i €€ ticular fitness for the work in hand. | things merry. The story tells how show that you can’t always tell from lrt The company has been rehearsing in | these two little troublemakers disrupt When stitching a long seam on the | appearances. Well, she has for n | New York all of last week and have | the theory of cireumstantial evidence | mdchine, use wire paper clips to hold [ Tom for the forgotten golf date, hut come to town fo put on the finishing | by brin a supposed murdered man [ (he edges together. she hasn’t forgiven me. She is now Of a touches, so that Manager Masson can | into court, thus saving the state from thinking up some way of slapping me prom w perfect opening perfor- | false prosecution and frecing an inno Many planked dishes can be pre- | and ending my dz-zinging 'round he mance of this more than unusual | cent man from (he clectrie chair pared with the stables on the | can ] o ’ s 9 T For the leading lady he ha Monroe Salishury, starring in “The | plank, thus saving d A Jot of us were having fea t a lOn Miss Margaret Leonavd, a particular- | Man in the Moonlight,” has a won other day in the lounge of the hotel 1y fine young actress She is a brun- | derfully interesti part and meets Seratched and worn pearl MHHH\‘-‘ a lovely brown and maize-tinted roor “y Story by allis—-yc ette, with youth, dramatic ability and | it of the thrilling and vital situntions | can bhe renovated with the help of [ with fat chaivs and a gorgeous fi tory Wall u . 12—Thrilling Parts—12 [ s @ very striking personality. With Lin s manner that pleases the hearts | buffer and manicure powder place and lots of interesting thin Know tnat dbiiing song TN ~ = = the role played hy Miss Jane Cowl [ of all film fans The plot of ths read Someone picked up & maga captain-fellow MAN IN THE 18,000 Performers. T A R S TR GRS e e 6 (e Ghmen| | (e i s G i 1] A 5 tting across and we look o her (0 |\, " 5 f e N 7 3\ ‘ G orthwest, just bevond the horder, | ripe cantaloupe served on ¢ On, look here A story by Walli Last Episode, ‘Red Glove make a record ht with Lyceum ba- | qoq)s with one Rossiznol! an outlaw, | leaves with French dressing vou know that dashing captain- | ZSesmr=p=——seemesr== o=y Y < . MuunllsHT (;Ood Vaudcville A('tS. tlion=SRGeo Wellington. the leading | \j,5 dquels with the Royal Northwest fellow just back from the war.’” | RUB SPRAINS, PAINS from the war” ML """ al six fool matinee idol. { yjyunted Police, saxves the brother of FROCKS 1O LATE SUMMILR Tt startled me painfully a ! Q < v R R et Or 2 Mot [ s upsureca sty o e el G0 o Sy Wl > e TR T et 630 AND SWELLING AWA !é:;mw i a Nation e Mo e G oo | with suflicient hravery to atone fr for me to see the photosraph thal e BTG ACTE ; o o o Il i gt i, e e e wlorned e aticle il o v ALEXANDER TROOP Matinees. at 3:00. by wranzement with 8. 7. Poli he has | )T courst. there is a very smipny : LT s TR e e i e arvang S. Z. Po > has : - R —— | SN Jacob’s Liniment,” And Three More Stuners Evenings at 8:30. RG] T (b T st i sy |l ot WRmo) il ol o 2 habbled known Hartford player s enc Lol the lLivtest release of The New Z In @ seccond or (wo | had zot b it Py " wrist Shakespeare who has heen wit and L Ghe 2 UCCIBINTOSTAIIL (LAY sy 1 Abuide e P sprain rain he vandeville end of the hill is « < | o cool off immediately, and, while no | nywhere, that's when ) v the that could be desived and include one else noticed my self-consclon Mariin and Eliotr, W are v gy Lo Less, Anita Corley did e o o e LABOR DAY'S BIG nifty steppe Morrison and 11 \ ‘A friend of your see.!’ wl ST niit Goine ATTRACTION B who present a fine singing duo th | DT S i AT SR is classical in every sense of the word . him, Miss Varick, s 1 T magic in old, 1 Biert Morrisayv, who is very well known i | | breaker as t W S Connecticut Fair /oo or o v v S [ e et unon e 1T — THEATER — Oy OPENING PRODUCTION OF TH W The magazine will xive Charter 0ak Park - Hartford § Band Concert ‘ i e S — | SEPT § Every Sunday peii Bt e | EXCESSIVE | Bl panene. Doning, oone s | RO I L L T ACIDITY Dinner, Table D 'lote and A La Carte | A PERMANENT STOCK ORGANIZATION MLl Yssolfilacing Mlanm S ) ; e R h R0 Ul I3 is at the bottom of 2 ANENT f ¢ N17, Home and Industrial exhibits | Pieree and Norton, Props. i e di i ill Personal Management and Direction of Mr. W . Masson of T e i ] What bothers me is that I saw i most 1ge5t|ve iils. Keith’'s New York Theaters and Castle Square Theater, Boston. @ ang Midway, IFree [S L o1 face a sudden resolve t pipR g ; : { @ Vaudeville, Balloon Ascensions, b S T y c in ering wil © a sumptuous production of JANE [ | T o H " d | v o she wou ve - COWL’S Greatest Success Ilireworks, Ite. GRAND ar 0[ | I wondar f 1 f iy DhesArst Al e o to do it And would €6 . . » tural fair in Connceticut ana B | Main Street Phone. 1026-6 vy Betty Brown.) me! FOR INDIGESTION i the 12th annual of the Connec- ~ o comforts of sunimer trilliness | 11aC 1ime e e R, " BURLESQUE el e enn y e B T TV ey ot s The Play of Love andSpringtime ADRRLIESION: = i DAINTY LITTLE ; i Poffering, and The Alexander Dot meder her girst jury so . quicl I think you'd like him,” 1 sa Get a small 1 DOL O ¢ notosranne e 1 afford pleasing and iRl i - il T prompt relief from delightfullest time with our heads e e e therdistressTof facid- protiy Bentsville does look! ¢ has dyspepsia. creamy Valencienn Vith o | grown up. The dear place | | l fetching chemiselte of sime ma- | the impression o woman of thirt MADE BY SCOTT & 'BOWNE frock by the combination of blue and NE Y OF FOU MATINE TKLY Adults, Hes - . . white-tigured 4»\”}4\\\ with o panel Mown:"'w r:‘:‘::;\‘rili\: “’I‘HI'I :)l«\‘ \»I:l~‘ - 0 MO“]C \V 1 ! l 1ams Blue serge. The long sleeves are of Plays in Preparation—*The Thirtcenth Chi S v Childreniundesfiz et ) With Her Own St “Cheaters” and “The Silent Witness.” Gates Open 10 . m. to ith Her 10w SEAT SALE TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER. | § 10:30 p. m. “ABOVE 53" Something new. Giris and Comedians white batiste, much frilled with (dial e AT (O bie | who his st awak to her owi | | MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION matine hows complete N ¢ cos- | charm anc ssing and acti 19-5 tume. RIS DOTA! 5