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

MY HEART =« MY HUSBAND | ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF i Revelations of a Wife § e What_Lillian Underwood Compelled Madge to Do, 1 have never known days than tho: of ponths following Junior's ete, which ended so auspiciously for he 1 AL Durkee and il rax | nex For which your camimon small exhibition trul | Allah be pradsed anmer | birtheay | the ense retorted Liliian But that alter the faci you e the ! nearly at S5 of ved Youwre thin, hollow-c the m of yon all been school disturbed ! lking you over—Pick days, and cled element, w tiresonie rou Holcombe and 1 managed 11spose L without fric criticism from the « he el he placid monotony hat held imply of the LB VRS no unexpe deflifttuylS v (t vrond i tha matter of g Mo o tion or ' cvenil sl ) i L oup azain et butspoken school | that, unti oard L With Li ‘i er My oo, 10 foa W hich ais his d small dau A Dicky's ~fion. niciled I' resolut at Durkee’ 3 from my i 1 Wy unpleasantiess from the against Kenncth Stockbridge put n wind mi ensue 1 vife's relatives—a campai L ENEORS, fin such ® state bt which I strongly 1 do appearing ipon nme suspected the had called N ster man W L chance o to be a part ays like a solid rock of reassuran o me. I foll childishly that nothing ould happen while she was my next “1 suppose oor ncighbor [ turned meekly Only one thing clouded uttor | 2 adolent contentment in uoT pent the first few weeks of my vaca- | have any ion, and that was wy knowledge of | retorted. he Intense sufforing which Alice Hol- I found it very ombe was undergoing because of the | petted ontinucd incarceration in the county | while. Dicky hil of Kenneth Stockbridge, charged | licr, and I knew from his manner that jith having murdered his wife. But| he abont me. T s the duys wore on I found myself | was more and phy- ith an inward protest at my ifishness, adopting the view of the | hatter which Lillian and Dicky kept | breing me. “Look here, lady,” Lillian said one | ay shortly after school closgd when | re w e ing my sympithy tor| lice, you don't quit trying to| arry the weight of the world on your | jhoulders, we're going to walk slow ! lehind you pretly soon with nice little reaths in our hands, A Lazy Program. Lo minute. Why!” I stammered. “T'mi ‘An: > all right!” i joine tly. she scoffed. “You've | shr at me, nervous breakdown | mind. “Don'i think D'v wouldn't ! shelf long enough?”’ T asked. s zot to | 1 ake you take care of yourself, and| “Ol-ho!” he rejoined. fo sit up and take notice fancy I'm the goat. Remember, ¢ ild, you've boen under a pretty stiff { Well, now. let's see w rain for a long time, since before | Wwould better k jcky joined the aviation corps. And| take you after little, but I e melodrama at Bayview hasn’t| can’t go just yet. T have it! “How would vou like to learn to run the ith me as a teacher?” ho | you would not Lillian is sical > mental or the phy e condition to render right will and 1 do “Yowll better than t n the do o matter,” Lillian for a cava sant (o lie oddled devoted ple inad was ny nd be was rveally worried ratigued mentally sically than T had realized, and it wa hegan to at last T g own | weeks hefore T - ambition. Tu inaction, no matter soveral back m how on tived of padded. and T exnressed to Dic had come urious Stlossness hen he nd was re mmock. Dicky.” T nd and pulling the book awa readir onc ck home 1 said suddenly, puttin out a b from stop his Dlease Dicky 1 and then, with =« ¥ “What's on you : " anybody I e 1l you this onl n't vou the doctor preser I'm going to away st, I'm not going back | | (o (4 TONIGHT—WEDNESDAY Nell Shipman “Back to God’s Country” it's THERE’S A MAD RUSH FOR SEATS, SO GET YOURS OW FOR THE Everyone won- derful photoplay—See it sure. Don’t Miss Thi Excellent Vaudeville Show With “The Four Volunteers” SOME QUARY says w “THR. MARTELLS” Wonderful. NEWELL AND MOST A Nifty Act. Endorsed the Clergy Institutions of by Press. Public. and Educational PIMES™ the World., LAST HALF. MAT. DAILY ORCH. 15 ¢ BAL.II & WONDER SHOWS TONGHT & WEDNESDAY Constance Talmadge IN A\ SAUCY, NAUGHTY LITTLE DIRAMA “A Temperamental Wife” MILES OF OTHELRS. —ADDID New Departure Outing SEL YOURSLELE OR FRIENDS VITRACTION— — Vaudeville Extraordinary — LOCRKARD & LADDY tEX TRIO OH! BOY'! FORD & GOODWIN SHARPS & SHOW ! FLATS WHAT A —-"ik 4 docsn’t anid afternoon | ading to me as I lay in the been on the | ‘fREW%M ! § i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1010, Unless ofherwise noted, these notices writt bureaus of the theaters or other attia “THE. NATURAL LAW,” AT »It Begins With Love and ¥nds TH Vith LYCE Love.'—Ac cn by the "M THIS Wk *t 1, Scene 1E HE NATURAL LAW SCORES A Bi HiT Lycenm Players Commended by Monday Night House (By Handling the Herald a diticult problem sKill which has marked o major- ty of the company’ productions, Lyceum Play in scored a triumph when they opened last night \ Charles Sumner’s three-act drama, The Natural Law.” The play and players received the heavty approval of unusually large Monday night audience and if the attendance of last eveninz is a criterion for the - mainder of the week capacity hot are now Not “Common pany’s offering chord with its deals with devoid of story of a pretty death her herselfl to st Reviewer.) with wred the Clay™ since presentation here of local com struck so responsive n audience. The drama the gex problem in arity. It is artist who after father it hie ner VU the the takes upon out his financial of hor by woman of the g8 an athlete to the studio to inted in his running nelism of youth ¢ and her 2 doctor fo whom she infatuation for prompts to break mean, member togs. Is to the fervent is en, the the his promise T1he h weeks ¢ el - ist for her in spite of love het ment. With her friend studio dow en be her fo ever doctor leaves irted Five tor's studio he oung md in the doc- the calied upon by rist her i to ve from grace. hier of his code honor doctor in which he has promised upon his oa n malpractice leave in haly take part in doet 1 not (o eng As the athlete is howur for urope Marathon run brin = acquaintane an to the Wi and of for that he the s acts quickly, A dndz the hod who s an thre tozether IFeeling he wipals, remony is willing just duty artist herselr marviage beea s refnses {0 humiliate by taking his so he alone name, Europe o much changed i return the country While the rections 1o athlete conditions doctor has returnci the insists thii he e given an audience with to tell of his (ruc love. The doctor Dromise play fair subjecting acid test pulls The nor- the young arti her to by lim to an and i through to step out of th fe Wiy stis one of the most dramat vals of love and emotion local st cen on e cuson and closes ending. seen this part of Dr. Ralph Weh- the artist, Ruth Leonard.) Dillon c role of the ath- sespeare, his trainer: of the vhat of a surprisc with 5 Wellington Georgze rek in the is fricnd of aret S fudge Franklin the fo and Marion Coog Wehstor's offlec set; the n, 1OX'S THEATER. Constanee Talmad red another 170; in onec A starring plays triumph likeable of the most a man- | paintings. The | feels it a finds | Tempera- It pearance in is Ne { time. 1t a { with plenty of s by real humoro the desir dillings from sillie vhose desires arc one womai only specimen of this i ety of the male , self out to muster. In I acc make hat e has made its ap- Britain in vehicle, icy situations tamed happening ¢ of fast-moving one charmi with a man woman Discover o mate for one such a extinét vari- she hei- het s nearly species, set him lord omplishingw.this ob- ject, the services of a doctor and sev- cral implemengs requived that dre i play « she ®succeeds then, the manner or mean think it in this } the latest s Broadway t i { little nausg Therc " including one sh the New urred in And the vaudevi {in an turn, ally W ments to are a Dey uproar ¢ The Palace is show these first feature end three hat ha pictu the i vet popular theater the big special ! . | God's | 1 Oliver The Wilrus.” Based on o th animals will by by those { the life of “n(' the wildernc 1 ment 1o forest i hew story Country Cnrwood” | i fio love The ther gions, 1 Dane heen hro throuzh the eru Dolores, wio and wins the A racc with a fugitive 1wt s £ about to | her helpless hus Filler, summons tred he ha himint tizht acking friend in a leath of four | The vaudeville {ihat wil features the th red ar mor hest come in the cit ffor of the nd you will lik | b on entertgining bresent a fing made them big at Mats. 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