New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1919, Page 4

MY HEART a MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wife The Glimpse Lillian Underwood Gave Madge of Her Teart. see,”” Lillian explained, evi- the benefit of the startled | which [ knew face “Marion's studies are the season, and I simply her in the country this And as I cannot go far ay the city on account of me p ng work, commuting is the Iy solution. Indeed, pect to be a full-fledged suburbz The city is no good busines child, and I'm going to look for « rmanent dovecote while I'm re. “I'm quite sure e us. I sounded t some time ago in a half-jesting bnner, and she seemed quite keen out it. Alfred is not much at home st now, you know, and I think the| tle woman is attracted as much by | e prospect of company as she is by | e addition to her income. And it 11 be a perfectly wonderful arrange- ent for me, because I shall feel that larion is so safe out here when I 20 to do the work I can’'t manage ont pre."” “You ntly pression t wear, hed nst have mme for my for from next year on Mrs. Durkee will | her on the sub- Madge’s One Comment. so I did not ice the admiration which I felt ain, as I had experienced it many es before, for the dauntless cour- e with which my friend, no longer lyoung woman, faces strenuous work d makes any sacrifice for the sake ' the little daughter she idolizes. I ew, for she had told me, how she tested ‘‘commuting,” how dependent e was for comfort upon the wonder- 1 apartment she had called home I* so long; yet she was cheerfully anning a complete upsetting of her wal routine for Marion's sake But I couldn’t forbear two words: *Lucky Marion!” T said meaningly. “Nonsense!” Marion’s mother re- rted. Jucky me, you mean, to ve my blessed baby with me. When think of those long years without r—how did T ever live, Madge? Do u know, sometimes now I have an Lillian hates praise, BARNEY GERARD PRESENTS OLLIES OF THE DAY” with HARRY (SLIDING) WELSH Comedian Supreme VAUDEVILLE LYCEUM THEATRE 222~ Phoue 1000, TONTGHT ALT) LYCEUM PLAYERS F‘FOR THE MAN SHE LOVED”| A Play of Thrills and Throbs AND ! both cRAND Hartford BURLESQUE ain Street Fhone 1026- C | | Junior's ! going to hunt , him just long enough.” | ORCHESTRA OF 30. dream that | am back in those days wheh the only glimpse I could get of my baby was a stolen one. And then I waken to the blessed reality of her presence with me and her love No, no; don't get any fool idea into vour head that I'm doing any martyr act. 1 am trebly blessed in just hayv- ing her with me. Nothing clse in li counts beside that—nothing! There was a hint of defiance in her I wondered if her thoughts had mine had to Robert slow convalescence, for my friend in his sister’s home in the Catskills. “Anything Else?” that she had sent him into obsessions refused 21l them reasons. One, her fanati obl tion to that missing Underwood, whom } she had once called husband. The other, her determination never to subject Marion to the comment which would attend her mother's divorce and remarriage. My sympathies were lonely, saddened artist in his moun- tain retreat. To me, Harry Under- wood's name is simply anathema, and the idea of loyalty to him on Lillian’s part an unreasonable proceedin while T consider that Marion's chances for happiness would bhe far botter served were the artist, whom she al- ready adores, to marry her mother. I was careful, however, to let no hint of my thoughts escape me. Close is the friendship between Lillian me, T would no more think of pressing her unwilling confidence than T would of pilfering her purse. In- stead, T made my voice enthusiastie in the very genuine pleasure I feit over her plan “You can’t tone strayed Savarin in eating his as his heart out I knew ! exile for two to sense of adventurer, Harry all with the as and imagine how delighted 1 am,” T said. “Next to having you in the same house, this is the most charming plan possible. But T warn vou that I shall steal Marion most of the time.” “T imagine she carried kicking won’t have to be nd screaming into Junior's vicinity, she said, and we smiled at the remembrance of blind. worshipful slavery which t the baby's hands when she was with him. ““Anything else on your mind?" she demanded abruptly, with one of the swift transitions of mood to which I have hecome accustomed. “Nothing except to ask are willing to see Alice when she next comes to said. Her answer was quick, decided “Not just yet” she said. “I don’t want to complicate my alleged mind with too many angles of this thing. But if that pretended attorney strolls around this way again, hold him, if you have to hog-tie and throw him, until I can get over here. T have a fancy I'd like to see that gentleman quite much. “And now a truce to everything but birthday celebration. I'm him up. Dicky's had the you if you Holcomba see me,” I FOX’'S THEATER. Dorothy Phillips, the brilliant star of “Hearts of Humanity,” that made such a wonderful success on the season, will be s at Fox's theater the last three days in her latest and, it is said by some to he her best pic- ture- Destiny.” There are several other v on the bill of splendid in- terest as well as four acts of re- fined and high class vaudeville. PARSONS’ THEATER HARTFORD. en 3 Nights Beginning Tonight Matinee Wednesday World Premiecre THE GAYEST OF OPERETTAS RICHARD ORDYNSKI'S “FAIR HELEN” (Founded on Offenbach’s “La Belle Helen"") Marcia Van Dresser & Co. of 100 SEATS NOW Prices 50¢ to $2.00 —PALACE— TONTGHT—TUESD. PAULINE FREDERICK N— ‘PEACE OF ROARING RIVER” | With a Punch, A Big Dramatic Story “PERILS OF THUNDER M Starting Today—B. F. TOM SAWYER—* LEONARD AND BERGN) GREAT KOBAN TROUPE—Japanese Wonders —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— VELYN NESBIT THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 'he Barefoot Boy. AY—WEDNESDAY COMEDIES KEITH VAUDEVILLE MAN—"“At the Movics" NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1019, Unless otherwise mnoted, these | | 1and of singers, for all wha live in if | mountains seem to ’ rare beauty. 2ift there is no organization that | caual the Mountain Ash (male) sing- el notices burcaus of the theaters or other attractions with which they deal. WELSH CHORUS IS Wales ., who give their first concert in the Center October 23. 1t is really an outgrowth ! of the normal love of the people of; Wales to have a: “‘concert party” capa-' ble of giving the finest program. *“I am surprised to learn, id T. Glyn- | dwr Richards, the conductor, | vou think this unusual for 1 where in es we have our singing clubs, We could not enjoy life if de- prived of them. The higgest events { of the year are when local clubs meet 'in competition at teddfods." " He did not say that under his lead- ership many choirs were led to vic- tory in these contests, and that he had won several medals [t was because of the fame of his present choir that he was tempted into concert tour of are written by the press HERE OCTOBER 23 | has long heen famed as Store { Sells Fresh Killed or Alive, Pullets, Young Roosters, Fan Fowls. Al All Kinds of Fancy Goldfish, Aquari- ums, Castles and Shells, evening,' 105 ARCH ST. possess voices of an example of this can As church on Thursds Tel. 1121-3 PALACE, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. AT THE PALACE. Pauline Frederick more than ever demontrates her ability to ray powerful dramatic roles Peace of Roaring River,” a new Gold- wyn picture, at the Palace theater to- night Tuesday and Wednesday. In this production the emotional star is seen as a poor voung woman who goes west after engaging in Mon.--Tues.--Wed. Dorothy Phillips “HEARTS OF HUMANITY,” LATEST TRIUMPH “DESTINY” JOE MARTIN COMEDY MILES OF OTHERS FOUR BIG ACTS OF BRILLIAN STAR OF IN HER SUPREME VAUDEVILLE TR AL New Britain Bird 8 England, and now of America. “The reception I met in America last time, with my choir, has made me feel that here good music is loved almost as much as in my own land. The programs, under my baton, not only reflect the most glorious of Welsh melady, but of standard works by composers of other nations as well,” @ concluded Mr. Richards. 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The acts consist of Tom Sawyer, the “Barefoot Boy,” Leonard & Bergman, in “At the Movies,” and the Great Koban Troupe of Japanese wonder worke LYCEUM THEATER. | “For the Man She Loved,” the play | which is being presented at the pop- ' ular Lyceum by the stock players, ail this week with the uswual Wednesday Thursday and Saturday matinees, is described as a melodrama dealing with incidents and characters com mon to the everyday life of the aver- | Age community, but possessing an | unusual degree of novelty in the treatment of the story and plot and | maintaining a rave measure of sus- | pense and mystery as to the identity | of the chief figure in a murder which comes as the climax to the first act and constitutes the melodramatic feature of the play. The devotion and crifices of & woman for the man she loves provide a full measure of heart interest and suggested the | title for the play. It is claimed that the story is told and the plot devel- oped in so succinct and connected a manner as to hold the interest of an audience at a high state of tension throughout the three acts of the drama and the relation of the char- acters one to another is so close and clearly defined that eve act and movement of each participant in the play are necessary parts in unfolding the plot. The play is in three acts with a change of setting for each act, and there are stronger roles usual for all the popular pl Back Stage ACTORS No told ica means. FUND OF AMERICA. artist of the theater need Fund of purpose is manifest- supplying the actor need, an actor perhaps that has known the plaudits of thousands but Wwho in age is lost and forgotten. For the purpose of strengthening this fund December will be set aside as the time when theater receipts at the matinee performan of every play- house in the country will be turned over to the fund and wherever there is no theater located amateur pe formances will be given. No one has contributed more towards the win- ning of the war than the actor. He has sold Liberty Bonds to an extra- ordinary degree, has given his life and his talents for the carrying to a successful conclusion the great war, It is time now that he receive his re- ward. This project for raising money for the actors’ fund has the backing of the business and financial men of the country among them John D. Rocke- feller, Jr. It is truely appalling the number of great artists who though they were the idols of their day, spend their last moments in poverty and want. Tt ig for such cases that the Actors’ Fund of America was established. 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