New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1919, Page 4

, MY HEART «« MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISON’s NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wife \ The Way Dicky. Himscl. inlo activity this thing had Unless otherwise noted, these notices written e press Answered Mrs, Durkee's Question. e, burcaus of the theaters or other attractions with which they deat. I experienced a very bad quarter of 1 was filled with a childish e =y | 2 hour before the physician arrived. soning irritation against Dicky. IF he | “DANGEROUS APFAIR"—PALACE, in New itain that given at other Graham and Katle were deft had only let me learn as I wished in- With o complete change of photo- Fox's theater this afternoon, when A tender in their care of me, and, stead of upsetting me with his arbi-{ plays and vaudeville for the | jthe inimitable Witliam Farnum. star deed, there was nothing in thelr ‘trary methods of ‘teaching: if he hii; of the week. the Palice s jof all male picture slavs, and the ovements which hurt me. But the nol insisted upon my taking the wheel | .\rvrmlnv (o -»lH'm ~\n;>\“ . o twonderful and captivating Pearl iiin my side gave.me no rest, and Just before ' Major Grantland’s car| DRotoplay featlive is “A Dangerous iNLIC Bappenod Soniel sanic BRIl : PRI 1 3 [ would not | fair with Herbert Rawlinson and {yVilliam Farnum, playing a dual ro Wéltomod Dr. Gibson's arrival with rvolled around the corner [ WOUH (0 4 jolence Rillings. A dangerous. vo-1 51 (e mnslish classic, A Tale o (:n.in:;(:n:\ rl.ww\n:l\w ol nicn tlu-“i.\n\vl;“m‘\m::\:\ "'f"‘“ “("““m"l‘.m, e ‘rrlw.vn(n“,unl uy‘l:un\‘\;n[m]: al 4i|'“\lHl[:- :S; [wo Cities,” is seen at his best--a alway s an. 3 simile came \e action of its plot moves e Slighte He made u swift, skillfull examina- | physician had finished encasing (he | 3 GERE B 4 v hropeller, nre- | S S o bn and then*looked down at me with upper part of my body I HERE L four and-to-hand oncounters | (SIS nnot 1‘,‘3““’1\( \K by‘]:\‘:‘;]”xl\r?,l. ¥Anklo i HiS 6ves. =3 4 manner- Swathin . W hetweens the icto ithe Svinaind an IR & DS Rl BCTASS B0 R0 TS h “’,‘x] ‘?m' with which e reassures ~ “There' The doctor stepped Pack | Japanese confederate that carry all the | 080 ¢ ‘ \..]-‘\Qiunh'em"’\.l Helia patients. [Iut it irvitated me. | beamingly, as if in_approval of Bty realisi of an honest-to Hstia b e s R R e s f orrime r ywn handivork ‘Now, if you WU jaqtle, The author ven ls! » of attraction that bhelor e o anbol Byt mtimieAt Drs 9 PR D slovy @ romantic touch setting | 10 1he great Dickens alone. The QRifL DBE axtthe Alodidpr: 'N]‘,‘ O e mo. a tabtet whielt Ti thif gave Director Miller every op- | StOIY. of rare theme, Is beautifully Well, young lady:” he said jovial-1 Mo JIder WO S M wd held a| portunity to give to his picture some | artistic and simple, dealing with the “I'm afrald we'll have to make «nisiol UF ML EEHET ould swallow | heautiful natural hackgrounds, includ- | plight of a party of Knglishmen in mummy out of vou for a few davs. =a8C 00 FEE K v mother-in- | ing scenes taken in Central park, New | the Fronch Siate at the critical period e ke thot pain away, 1L yon | fee O g ! York, in the neighborhood of New !of the French Revolution when life j1 run autos you must take the con- KW I the Window. York’s most exclusive hostelry, Hotel | and limb wore at the merdy of nu luences.” e A s CrURr o G e : over-excited populace. A snapshot of ‘What's the trouble. fracture © liiul e for e, The With this combinaiion of dramatic ' the play runs about as fallows: Two " my mother-in-law asked crisply. ,”“ it e material--romance, adventure aud | finglishmen who hear striking rescn- “Yes; but not a very serious onc Ll e snappy action, and with Director Mil-: blance to one another’are in love with Gibson turned to her deferentially. e addea i o zoneral divections | leriatithe moegnaphone, ithe public 1S i the same voung lady. She accepls P qr i ctonerrals tonabin 12 s v i ¢ | bretty surc of getting a picture Worth’ the attentions of the man of rigid Braithwalte, and I have found a5 to my treatment and nourishment | 0 By P Fo el nave, At least § oo SERTORE OF : ALt ; S s litth 2 e other, realizing & imisny" phyaiclans” regard the &nd .bowed himself out, jusi a8 Litc | ihe large audience that witnessed “A: pis ghortcomings, hositates to malke inent surgeon with ‘something akin “\‘"\'_M”‘\% brushed past him R0} 1y, zorous Affair at the Balace the-yiq reelings known, The man of hor awed admiration. 1¢ncom . = 1| cer s LesHIT DY REh Gl bR B B O o ot s R car t it p risont andll Cong iio v Tong, bofore she can getsout ‘Oh! Why didw't somebody AClE g0 the performance. that the | SeRES R n"m“."n e i Saprd of old friendship. “Here as aking | thing out of the ordinary. Herbert | 1D = oves may be hapby. et i‘\.h:flf"ml",,“?'\tfi"fl“l' bexhiaps | @ comfortable nap while all this was | [tawlinson, Florence Rillings ® and | (he unfavored suitor takes his place ? By pauiileTslien roing on. | was never so flabber- | Stuart Holmes have the prineipal | and dies for his friend. Mr. Farnum 88 jxapks, possibly. longer; 1t ml sasted in my life when Katie told me ! roles. The other photoplays consist | Plays both parts. Eiilivt; doperids altogether. npon SASIE WD I P8 R L Srack Senncit's comedy “Salome,~{ Pearl White is here, and {8 the ol v rapidly it heals: ' ‘Of course, ~.Vr Hooroa | with the original Sennett Beautics and | Pearl, loving and beloved by more DA ile te: MU Bpimiore SRerE R L et auist, i} Ten Turpin featnred. The- Kcith | people than any other screen star of A now, if you will help me. 7”“’f"; vou can,” my mother-in-law remarked | vandeville, offered on the bill consists | the, female species. She is seen in Iy spirits went to zero at the "']“’ 1 with a caustic pieaning which T think | of “The Canton Trio.” offering one | “The Black Secret serial. t_of inactivity before me. “‘ '}H. was quite lost upon Mr Durkoe, | 0f the newest hair raising novelties in | The st chapter of he Greal elled only this afternoon at ]1 "¢ hile 1 o downstairs and sce. Major | Vaudeville. Gonne and ' Alhorts are f Gamble” and four acts of vandeville g rest upon which my family has antland, who is waiting for me. | irantecd laugh makers and Russell ! featuring Di-Dio's Clreus will con- sted, and hore, at my first Dr, Giibson says she must go to| @nd Remington liven things up With | clude the program. =y R —) sleep as soon as possible, so dow’t let | their Jazzy LLNEL, ) = - RAND Har"m’d her talk.” y i O e : LYCEUM THEATER, A | vmml-h‘;‘:)! :;(-;:!x‘n' Illll}t{l(: & (;\i\:;!nu(l:::ll‘l)‘v‘t)l(. L bl e e | i Blina }?{II;X"xs‘ Proving a {Iu»nh\.l BURLESQUE ! sl ko bl upom 1) 11 % AUV ST LR P | g cardt s ot 10 st L j 8T of & big chair rear t » 1 est and anticipation in New Britain as | theater and crowded houses are pres- hin Street Fhone 1026-C | spank her if she opens her jmmu Dotiglas irbanks' new picture. “His | €nt at every performance. The grin- And I a so glad you are going Lo se ajesty, the American,” which will be ! Ping drama, written by Willard Mac EET ot { that officer, what's-his-name, down- e attraction at the Palace theater ! and Lou Tellegen, tells of the down- HAMES/H COOR IR | stairs. He's pacing up and down the | Aronday, Tuesday and Wednesday:. [ fall and redemption of a strugglinz Presents jveranda with a face like a thunder Something more than mere interest | young artist of Paris. The pla B Sh . T #3 i cloud. You'll find some of the pillc in a motion picture lies back of thisjfilled with those moments of inte he est dDhow in 1own | bitten right off, sce if you don't. | anticipation, for “Ilis Majesty, the | dramatic interest mingled with com- i My mother-in-law hurried out of | American,” is Douglas Fairhanks’ first | edy that brings hearty laughs, Claude With Franl( Hunter | the room ;\f\.lflr looked beseechingly nmm»,(:..m.-‘ production and marks | Kimball, Charles Mylott and Eugene at Mrs. nmim.‘. i S the first n-ll e of United Artists’ cor- | Shakospeare are scoring individus Vaudeville e i 1,‘.? x‘ .?': 1‘ \"fl‘.!lul i aug -V-AI ym'xr,lu{mv.\l e g0 :,?1 ed ‘mh }\mnr . j triumphs this week; while Miss Leon- | T bezged. for indeed 1 had felt an'ir-| The first picture made under thess | auq, {he popular lewding ladv, and - e | rosistiblo inclination {0 laught ideal conditions is “‘His’ Majesty, the | gther fewining membors of the com- sweep over me at the little woman's i\,":_"_'f"”{ g ,.I “:_' f;_-”"_;{f"”""' of tho| pany are proving more popular than “Oh, [ am so sorry!” she said in| having sce s produc or “n o o ror AR G G i putting | ¢ity. The Palace theater has alway: 'h‘l;.]""l ;“:;"h ,.\:.;” ,bgl '\hT,‘". o e e ow T won't say a| chdeavored to choose its attractions 5 dat _‘; ,"‘;-‘“‘ ‘|p‘”,;_‘”"""w‘_‘."" B s With discrimination and regardloss ot | 9 atwrday e R i one question which nobody seem DS N e a e OIS e e o L oft, pearly white ap- doplie e, 3 American,” knowing what a Doug- | the original and there is remarkable bearance, free from all &N | litow.: WWliere in the world is DicRy ? irbanks film will be when fhe in.| realism in.the scenc laid in the La lemishes, will be com<%> re LG LG HGRLEI ) B B ble “Doug” can put his best inte | Quarter at Paris and those in the parable to the perfect (3 swerlng by the sound of voices com-| it ‘tne theater management feels and | €reat city of New York. beauty of your skin and IEEY ing through the opened window which stly so. that it will offer to its pat- In connection with the showing of omplexionif you will us was just ahove the veranda—deep, beginning Monday what should | “Blind Youth,” it is worth noting thut Gouraud's masculine voices, one of them, ex-| prove to be the very height of screen { this play is only one of the many > | cited, angry, that of my husband. entertainment high-class productions that the local Drlenfal Cream B dorkncREoRT ORI SRRl oLy e s ——— { stock company is getting the reputs vt Jne Far it s ‘phm:luonfl. T-heard him should. “It's | STAR BILL AT FOX'S, I tion of putting on each week. Tt i ) # d—d unwarranted piece of imper:| . No better program was ever offe because of this that the Lyceium tinencel"” | Players are so popular. Director PARSONS’ THEATER William (. Masson, managing direc tor, is also an actor as well—a happy HARTFORD. combination that is seldom found in 5 the stage director of the average 3 . TONTIGHT 8:15 |stock company and one that tends MATINEE SATURDAY toward a more perfect production of MESS# S COMAN & HARRIS Present { # play than could be obtained other- wise MRS FISKE Next week the Lyceum Players will . leave the field of serious drama and In'a Comedy of Moonshine Madness | Pend a week in the land of comedy Al ATRROTETIE Ve [ when they will appear in that screan * . 5 | ing vehicle, “Mary’s Ankle,” whicl, N Mls Ne"y uf N flrleans | in the words of Pollyanna, the parrot MACK JENNETT in the pla worth going miles to ) By Lau B see. “Mary’s Ankle” had an exceed- A PER-EC 3 PRIC 2 OF LAUGHTER JANKELDOODLE w BERLIN Y FEATURE EACEPTIONAL L1l BROWNE LORD -CHARLIE MURBAY -MARIL BEN IURPIN s~ CHE/ TER CONKUN PReVOS T N COMJUNCTION W/iTa SENNETTS ORIGINAL BATHING BEAUTIES DIRECT 7 BEACHLS The Only Sennett Girls On Eastern Tour. YANKEE DOODLE IN BERLIN. Is A Feature Picture Not a Two Part Comedy. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER MAT. 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A third 35.piece set, for 25 coupons and $3.75, completes. this magnificent dinner service. 112 pieces in all. very dust- | sitverwave requires constant care | as to dusting and should be kept u | der glass, that is in a cupboard or | cabinet, if possible | nu for 'Tomorrow. | Breakfast—Grapes, scrambled eggs, | toast, coffee. i Luncheon—Rice fritters, health | bread tea Dinner—Roast beef (English cit) potatoes roasted with meat, crenmed | carrots, endive with bacon dressing, bread and butter, pudding, coffee. My Ow» Recipes, apple pompadour | long as it is possible to use ' i ‘ tehen of her own nomc Sis- | home-grown fruit, [ try | ter Mary cooks daily for a famil of | Everybody needs the min i four adults, She brought to her kitch- | found in all frits to keep their ble | en an understanding of the chemistry | in good order. Eat fruit for brea | of cooking, gained from study of do-| fast and begin the day well mestic science in a state university. | ce Fritters, | Consequently the advice she offersisa | 1 cup cooked rice. { happy combination of (héory nd | 1 egg | praetic Fvery recipe she gives is her | | tablespoontul sug: ; own, first triéd out and served at her | ¢ tablespoonfuls milk. family table i 6 tablespoontuls flour | Bk o | 1 teaspoonful baking powder. Once every two weeks is often| 1, teaspoonful salt. ! cnough to clean the silver used in the | Reat 0g2. L8 dlod nukanang st dining-room. ; ] | Mix baking powder with flour and Always wear rubber gloves for iher2 | 443 alternately swith N 3 is nothing harder on hands than sil- | deep fat i il Bk ver polish. It seems to get under | Health Bread. one’s mm.-rmmsrzm.» stick there as n; 1 cupful whole wheat flour. it meant to stay forever, 5 CUpTuls DR, I use a soft brush to clean the | 7 cupral bultermilk heavily embossed pieces. The bristles | 1. cupful molasses work down into the pattern and ciean | 1, cypfu] puts, aw it is impossible to de with a cloth. | eliptull ralaing And again in the final washing T use s a brush to remove all traces of he | 1. teaspoongul salt | cleaning powder or cream. | Mix flour bran and salt. Add mo- | 1f the outside of teapots and s - | lasses; Dissolve soda in milk and add | bowls rubbed to & high bvolish | 15 mixture. Ada nuts: and raisins. | with a chamois skin they w Ui Turn into a well greased bread-pan | tarnish as quickly. and Dhake in a slow oven for one ] hour. | Pompadour - Pudding, i i apble 1 4 cupfuls water. i 1 cupful sugar. | Phonc 1000 i e i B g |1 tablespoonful butter. 1 T S 1 cupful flour. | TONIGHT 1 teaspoonful haking powder. Kriday Night and Twice Saturday ]| 12 teaspoonful salt. \re the Remaining Performances || Put water, sugar, butter, grated vind and juice of lemon in a covere:l ke j saucepan. When hoiling drop in ap- plés (pared, cored and cut in quar- [SASTUAMSWNEAHY | | tor=) Lot simmer until apples are nearly cooked. Sift flour, | powder and salt and add enough o { milk to make a soft dough. Drop Lou Tellegen and Willard Mack's [ trom a teaspoon into the apples. ‘eat Play of the Studios of Paris and New Yor The Herald says “Excellent acting in - ‘Blind Youth.' The Record says “Excellent acting: deserve great credit in selecting such a show.' NEXT MATINEE SATURDAY T WEEK, * IARY'S ANKLE"” Cover tightly and holl for fifteen min- utes. i b linner the he man who demands his on tim should remember that | dinner demands the man on time | MARY. HILDREN Should not be “dosed” for colds—apply the “outside” treatment— . \71cKs\7AP0RU ®YOUR BODYGUARD" ~ 30, 607,