New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1919, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1910, o ez § vy HEART e MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wife What Madge and Lillian . the kitehen and Set Out to Do. low, voices. “Sure 1 see them,” Katie said, a note of disgust in her voice. “'Dey zo nd thete was no soundltronis theshalls [WI28 B8 IR R Sl E e e interrogated Katie in | = i WONDER SHOWS ; R o TONIGHT s i i | i As the seconds wore into minutes THEDA BARA in “KATHUEEN MAVOURNEEN" COMEDITS — VAUDEVILLE — into which Mrs. Durkee and my at Meesis Durkee, she cry and gulp, M nothor-in-law had disappeared, my [ and that wmother-in-law. she keep SUN SVION - o | : 4 Despite my know!- » saving: ‘I know. T know: I have same B e R I GRO N L ¥ ‘ H‘}““m S nmito |t -unc; What mater that Meesis SUPERB DRAMATIC MASTERPIECE @ SR el COMEDY DRAMA SCHOOSTNG A WIET M : get such tine voung lady like Meesis SADMONST MARRIED “With Au Al Star Cas [ty \l“\“~““:"‘;\"““ “‘r;“‘“"“!""v‘ 'l‘l'y‘“m“‘l""‘ | “. “fax ‘,‘f:,,.,:‘:“:l”'{r' 1\1\:93.:” vl_;“v\"{" , O“Ving to the mOdem manner 0[: liVlflg and the nervous ‘Q d e sl sl e e e e haste of every woman to accomplish just so much each day, 3 IBEH g = e e TR e e they overdo, and as a consequence develop ailments peculiar Pt e apprenension 1o | i SR T Mol i oo s | [ to thelr sex, as is indicated by backache, headache, nervous- ANAPDPY % condoling with other woman's | 1 said sw noring Khtic's tow- signadled parley B EUNE ey 1 man fashion, with a liftir »ath to the lake . E@fls&a&cg fi&%ma&g@ R e ol e s e ness, the blues, displacements and weakness. R - { at the door again,” I said nervously. : O ¢ she said, with the authorit What I'm ever going to do with her In a Matrimonial Nizhtmarc 1d, wit i e ! S g1 or ship, turning to hiny, | 1 don't know. It scems as (houzh ] omenwhofindthe: | “why don’t you take lLeila into the would break her of that mse library for a few minutes and tell her | habit. i = i in thiscondltlon should SlOW e " @n k i 22 " {he things we all know you're dving £ ? Jillian turned on me¢ in Temperamental Wife” § i il M. v o e ol ] . S S G i to utter? Then 4y MILES OF OTHERS VAUDEVILLE mother comes back we'll all be veady { down on your knees in thankfulness for the happy ringing down of the | that she stays with you. I'm thinking ) 4 = g h d ldf h | curtain upon the fourth act.” eriously of carrving Betty's hm.zk\‘.wi ; NS 3 that good o as) I()ned root Where Arve They? { up to bed for her it there’s no other { 1 A1 2 ik d h b % Alfred flashed her a grateful | way of inducing. her to stay. You 4 f NS s : an ey remedy’ Lydla E. glance. { know a housckeeper is absolutely in- 3 3 ! “Come on. swectheart” he said | dispensable fo me, and T never could ‘ \ "( ! » Pinkham’sVegetab!eCom- | tenderly, and without ving Leila | break another one in. But Betty's | time tp assent or dissent, he hurried | certainly feeling her oats in those : ) = pound, to restore them to ! her masterfully out of the room ! days of ;high wag feel like that ven she goin’ PEPPY * i { Ehane 4 » i As the door closed behind them, | indications Katic seems no different N ! i‘\q_.......«-..__.__——m. R e e I.?H\nm‘ ;.(m\.), an of decision en- | than usual.”” 1 A healtbandstrength, forthere JEK COMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, NOV. veloping her. { “No, she doesn’t”” T admitted. N s {1 zuess Paw Graham and Grand- | “Eavesdropping is no new thing with ; = \ @ 1S no Other remedy kno | paw Spencer ought to be able to t her.” 5 e S N N & 7 wn care ne baby for a few minutes “I shonld say i as a congenis 2 3 h kl !.lsh:-{ ,m {:\\m. “But' T think youwd d * Lillian said dryly. “And if g . t at SO qulc y Testoa‘es a | hetter stay with them, Marion. They | she has no thought of going out and : \ 3 3 .. { might zive him pickles or salad or; making a million dollars a minute, J : X 4 7 hea]thy, normal co"chtwn. I'd advise you to go slow on the dis- |7 Little Marion giggled happily, as| cipline until this domestic help situ AR N\ : ) much, 1 was sure, at this sign of her | tion clears a bit. It can't last long, i o ) \ Here is the S ry of & Mt restoration to her mother's favor as' hut the atmogphere is dynamite just > to 08 at the pleasantry. It is an invariable | now.” ] ‘_ £ i Remukable RecoVery practice of Lillian's to follow any re- “1 know,” T admitted. Then as the proof of Marion with some pleasant | distant sound of voices came to us, “, P o . Dl-3 . "l St heranilalalrew minutes Tater! | Ticlicantal Dillianis armlandiliefcons / Minneapolis, Minn—"I was run down “I'l watch them. mother,” she | spirators, we moved up to the shelter ¢ P, and nervous, could not rest at mgbl. and caroled. *Oh, vou beautiful darling, | of the rose hedge, from behind which j ‘was more de.md,e mhnwh ou!” This apostrophe she directed | the voices of my mother-in-law and P lwent to bGd Fhwotwochfldfm dlfl to the Baby, and was the last thing | Mrs. Durkee came in ited convers | we heard as we left the room, Lillian | satign. g | youngest three months ofd, and # was I having “picked me up with her eves” | It was the second time that I had : : drudgery to care for them as | felt so "as we arose from the table. ‘esdropped in the rose garden. The ; / e F We found the living room deserted, | first {ime was an involuntary offense. d intabie and generaily worn out. fom and a hasty though stealthy survey | But this time Lillian and I were lis- 4 % ¢ lack of rest and appetite my baby did 'of the other rooms discovered no | tening deliberately, for we had to , Coeh G (U SEmm know Mother Graham's attitude not get enough nourishment om: e, We came down the back stairs to before we took a hand. \ 1 ; I started to give him two botile feedings 4 \ ; a day. Alter hk:;fi three bottles of o) W Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable R e o — e = N\ - e P e i | o T ) 5 1 Sl e and energy. ltisa the Step That Leads to the Path of Tears, - : l | " MOTHER WILL SEE IT. B ’ l ' I I k Rl =, i DAUGHTER i . l_ ." | | %X P — : pleasure to care for my children FATHER MU T / Ry 0 | 3 Y A g f and | amveryhappy with them © SON WILIL ST I 1 ol N : l lL 'ill‘!.l’ A d ) A e ! i 3 and feel fme, I nurse my B — . s A . o I’;‘, .‘:!X"-. NESRREY &\ <3 7 f ) baby exchusively again, and Q] " ; ; ; £ R Y o [ g ! can't say toa much for your medicine, Mrs. A. L. MILLER, TOMORROW, SUNDAY NIGHT, DOOK~ 0PN A1 A : Unlcss otherwise . e ritte e hre S : % : , - M. is¢c noted, these n otices written by the press § The Bigzest Motlon Picture Program in Town. bureaus of the theaters or other attractions with which they deal. A = : 2633 East 24th St, J. WARREN KiZRRIGAN in 1 LEND OF THE GAME.” p e Sl b £ y = " - ¥ . < " . 4 i iy 2 e \'fl.'“‘” 'f““_};l'\“".’?‘_“ivlu :;f_"‘l EahD !!lf{'t] Loy et LYCEUM THEATER. mous athlgte, who wins the interna-} ot - 1/ A > Surely thls COMEDY - LEDUCATIONAL g i G OOV HLOML S A play that on moral grounds is| tional marathon for America; the ; o AV . — : e COME DUCATIONAL — and STIRRING FEATURES conceded to have nothing in it that| @ther a physician, a man of deep ¢ A fl] ” s R e L o SOdEs | can be condemned, hut a play that' thought and high ideals. The man of & l AR Proves € THE LYCEUM THEANTRE MOST POPULAR ORCHESTRA. deals in o masterly way with one of brains knows the world well enough to g ‘ 3 e e Souins problems —the at-{ fear for the girl when he sves her EEINIE R i f curative oo i L g i traction of sexes—will be presented by | grippec an infatuation for the a : JAMES vv”:'.nhm ; \lllyl‘.k\‘-!l‘:\lh.’ T MAN | the Lyccum Players all next week | handsome youth. He points out to the i ! lu f ‘ uper-serial. starting Monday afternoon. It is call- | girl the danger of allowing any man to | | §f§* value o Py o SRS | e The D U Law” and was writ-1 “dominate her soul.” Calmly he rea- | ——— e e ten by Charles Sumner, who was an | sons with her, but youth does not reu- ARSONS; THEATEP ; N U ardfard | oficer in the service. The love of a| son. So she answers the call of youth ; ; ; E L S | rq a” {"d | Wioy and girl, swept into the current of | and encounters more misfortune than | SRS Thtaveen : > 7 g 9 HARTFORD. | an adull passion is {he story of “The| even the doctor predicted. Fler soul is ; p - : ; . 5 | BURLESQUE ! Natural Law.” When a girl gaes out ! wrung with anguish and the boy, too, pRE - > A ] | into the world sooner or » she ! is tortured but his suffering makes a P 1 E ! FONTGHT 8:15 MainiStreetiEhonel 10262 @Sl it 8 L i e o b McsSrs, Lee and J. 4. Shubert Jack Singer Presents the she s as charming a girl as Ruth ' curtain vouth wins happiness. The Present éé i i Stanley, the pathetic heroine of the bl cgins and ends with love RACHEL CROTHERS? play, she cannot escape the crisis that “The Natural Law” has a record of GRIEATEST COMEDY : is bound to occur when the urging of ; cight months in New Yark city and {Jove and adventurous youth takes hold { has toured in this country and Eng- 39 EAST SHOWUj of her soul. Such a crisis is faced by | land. It is a play that appeals to all { Ruth Stanley, successful girl ar ‘Jasses and will undoubtedly be the | loved by twa men. One typifies youth | biggest attraction that the Lyceum Pricos—Ives,. 25c. to $2.00; Sat. ST | with all its virile attractions, and the | Players have vet attempted. All the at. 25¢ to § r s - e . other maturity, with its fine balance | playe have excellent parts and the Seat: Now on Sale. The Famous “DOPF: Comedian ]hm\\'r-vn head and heart. One is a fa- | production will be given with all the VAUDSVILLE: accuracy of the original. On Sunday night a big picture pro- oE @ R A e DDl e EEE )| .o e Warren Kerriga e End of the 2 \ | Game,” a photoplay with a punch like = = —— > == [8] | Dempsey's. There will alsa be another| @ big reeler which will surprise all who - - e - — Ros— ————— — see it = e 0] 5 el picting the trials of this charming] cumeras beforc they could be oper-| FOR QUICK RETURNS USE THR e young star on her to the altar.| ated. HERALD CLASSIFIED OCOLUMNS, FOX'S THEATER. i o complications arising are ex-| A matter of scientific interest is the This evening offers a last chance to remely pleasing nd full of hearty fact that in this far northern latitude, Witness Theda Bara in the superh| laughs. “Choosing a Wife,” the sec- | aver 20,000 feet of film were shot Irish drama, “Kathleen Mavourneen,”| ond feature, will be presented with an { without a single foot of static. This UES I 10 which closes a three day engagement | all-star cast A peppy play. full of | remarkable result was achieved, un- e at Fox's theater. All the melody and | naughtin and loveline doubtedly, because the two cameras wit of the ould sod is found in abund- | peramental Wi coming to T°ox's for | in use were constantly left out of | ance in this production, together with { the first three days of next week | doors i 0 arming story that derived its ori- | starring the accomplished and d: Follow the Tracks of “Wapi, The Walrus” MON.—TUES.—WED. And See NI, SHIPNM A —IN— “BACK T0 6OD'S COUNTRY” By James Oliver Curwood, From His Story “Wapi, The Walrus.” NEVER A FILM LIKE THIS. Scenes Actually Photographed Away Up in the Arctic Circle. A Tale of Love and Villainy of the Canadian Wilds. Are You Tired of Commonplace Films? THEN DON’T MISS THIS. New Keith Vaudeville Perils of Thunder Mt. gin from the song of the same name. | damsel of the screen, Constance ; There are more reels on the bill, as| madge. There will be sundry reels of A Appear At Your well as four acts of vaudeville. For| more good things as usual, and four Sunday evening two features of en-| acts of superh vaudeville Y, Best—Instantly i Christmas list of gifts is made tertaining value have been secured. Ll L " hf I you receive a sudden The first production, “Almost Mar- e caller or an unexpected in- ried,” starring Miss Allison, the Am- . AT THE PALACE. K vitation you can feel con- for Xmas you « discharge all When “Back to God's Counfry fident of always appearing shown on the screen of the Palac at vour best. I but a few theater, beginning Monday, it will rep- moments it renders to your tively low expense without skin a wonderfully pure, i soft complexion that is favoring onc person over an- beyond comparison. other, and still your gifts will raphic version of the original story, Gouraud's have that intimate personal “Wapi, the Walr which was pub- touch that carries with it the lished in the Good Houseke x orienfa' Cr'eam real spirit of Xmas. MON., TUES.. WED. Magazine not long ago, it has the dis- | [ty tinction of having been made farther | B NUN AN N RN north than any other picture in the ARCADE scenes were taken on the far shore of 'HOOL OF MUSI ~SS Slave lake, north of the 56th C. A. PERRIN, Director | STUDIO iuently the temperature was 59 | Violin, Piano, Mandolin and Guitar Scudio Open Mpnday esd SUNDAY NIGHT elien s $ ¢ Gadys Leslie in “The Girl Woman.” — Maurice Tourniers in “The Open Door” 80 En] this frigid temperature it was fonmll 0] ) 5 ) 5 ) ] ] ] 5 ) 6 6 6 6 6 6 ) 5 5 5 5 ) | et | -0 150l ot 259 ain St often a matter of consider- able momenmt when the yearly out. By giving photographs erican beauty, is a comedy drama d your obligations at compara resent the accomplishment of a task of incredible magnitude. ide from the fact that it is a —IN— ) ] o i) [ o] o o) ) ] )