New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1919, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1919. — | CHIC WAY TO WEAR A T SEs S e, St ! VEIL THIS SEASON MY HEART =« MY HUSBAND ’I!II i LIII!I o , ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wife ‘l II| .W ll ll . piled not only her own . burdens bt | Unless otherwise noted, these motices zre written by the press The Fea those of the people she loved. She is | bureaus of the theaters or other attractions with which they deal. With Which Madge Awoke so poised, so cfficient, so generous, com Her Nap. she does things so ecasily, that it has| fan's s t y», { become the natural thing for her (o . , s ’ 7 » | X X = = pon Lillian su, ion 3 - matural o= i 7 0 ‘ 57— A S = br, mandate, | took a long nap take the initiative in any : - 4 ‘ . ) owing her brushing of my hair. 10 dominate any situation into which . e o » | \ & i F lied to say somcthing to her con- he enters. ) ‘ , ' e . 7 / | HARTFORD hing the call of Mr. Walters s I do not think the possibility | L 9 ) disquicting mes K Lillian’s hreaking down had - ’ ‘ , . , v . > Slt 1Se tl e b Stockbridge, but she promptly tercd my mind before. Possess ! ‘ / LITTLE 0S 1 ed any conversation upon my Wonderful vitality, and a .fl}fl o o 4 . : : A e ol " : : ) t wonderful will power. Lillian . ‘ Cto i i e R T e o el 1ok e sel- 4 . » . : wCl 7 . Ee 5tc no names in my mind but tled around my heart. The emotiond . . Bettvl Biramn) lelltt D()r1 n e of ‘the well-known = biblical Strain of her life has been \"‘?”\‘\f(;:'l"‘: . | et os: AbL ol s 50 ! tlomen—Sharrach, . Meshach and lovrific, and she fat b2 5 : o trimly tied close {o the face. It may % S 4l horse. The most : - = ] j ) o R [iital it i baifionalior - ‘ £ - _ Tune 0l ooss fib o eu Rt G e p How Would You Buy B, ald you learn that nonsensical Temarkable constitution could not go | aphrase, t00?"" 1 asked, smiling t ©on forever :md‘m >||; |‘|”umvll\lmns . . 07\1011 h :n“ b R G Those Xmas Clothes e 3 . \ world without Lillian - 8 a bow high at the back, but % i . 2 reminiscen f “hildhoot - , . . X : Your S \\'himxi(”\ll\":w:::mly:v“\\||\(('h!:‘r:x1\’1‘)*1~l A Plan Disclosed. . . for all that, hans rather loosely at the ! 01 1'(1771113' Needs’ S ‘ Lk By this time my overwrougil chin : y ) imagination had her consizned to the . ! o - r : . That's the style from Parisian shops W h‘. fml» a))vaken to the service tomb. T think T must have given : : L ’ Shown in this sketch: -The veil is: ot we offer you? It will be of im- ” - castor ‘lace, tied “if a large knot hig} mense benefit to you. Let us . little involuntary moan, for Lillian , lown and patting th Now's 3 ; . on th ¢ > x S s < B into g ow. v Stirred, rose and came swiftly toward 2 o Ll i ] D the tucban hat. Qur Method | finance you in the buying of the cules, please hand me that bundle Me S e : ‘ - i ' i setect the clothes for | Clothes for the family. Pay a lit- taining the weight of the world ?\ "““ll‘ e . " . 2 | hanging'in the balancelbut by.a skil- he entire family. Pay | tle each week and save the rest so ch vou have on your shoulders v ip s iaphe & 2 .. ful'turn the story is wrought to an un- 2 small amount down | that a bank account will be started o Sy 1 see that ¢ewn beside me. o o 5 . . expected a s iona limax. i P if v o 11104 i (rh‘ carth '((I“i:i: “l—I—don’t know.” I faltered. T - ‘ T ~e”\"?. ey clmas and the rest in easy | o care for the house if your earn- collide: with c ear ur 5 2 i e Several s s ‘ts : 2 Hasrimbor saw you sitting there by the window , : Billlae el A liie fo s ’.’315‘.. o “(‘;? e ing power should suddenly be Tmagination Active. and you looked positively ill. and I! . . , vaudeville, featuring the Five Ameri- | stopped. emiled gratefully up at her and ot to thinking how you always look R cans in a novelty musical offering and ized that in jest she had voiced Out for everyone and mever for your- | & humorous sketch called “The Lem- uth concerning me. With Lillian % ) f | ”flbm o en by Hugh near me I shook off every vestize such horrible thing s o presented by George re and went {o sleep as untrou- suppose you saw yourself walk- "J>Sl<lnd company. Tickets will be . g 2 ([t 2 i - e a 5 | on sale after 5 every evening. T by ing slowly behind me with crepe on . = et = . | e g The 'n‘:n 2 Ih Ld\“Ol\( the soft. summer. your arm.‘sne laughed. I lnow FOX'S MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. (1}\3!\3;;(»\1\6‘\\1 wishes to announce that Bght was enveloping the world What's the trouble with you. You e 8888 : '05_"," . recent contra the .only . ncd outlined against the hungry. Youve waked-up just ! o natural colored film, “Prismas,” on the e . and 5 5 3 : 5 i A1 he tabie i LYCEUM. . G market have been secured for Fox's Bow was Lilllan’s ,profile as she time. Dinner will be on the table in ; ! | theater. These fil 2 d in a big armehair’ with her face ten minutes. There's no need for vou If you were a girl brought up in : s s e oseiimsiare lofthe move 2 D'E armeng = " o dress. T'll put that prelly break-| Wealth and refinement and suddenly E S ing picture world what the great ed toward the last wine-and- fast coat on'you. Youre still an in- | Feduced to penury, would you seek to 3 w ofl S of art and sculpture are to the st tinis in the west. As I fast coal on xou. Rowve sl ah Wl vetrieve your fortunes by becoming 3 lovers of art. No films like them will - rtled to observe the 1‘“ e = i 2 the pal of a professional = burglar? : 4 be shown in New Britain for iwears hness, the general look of frailty, Cv[ e “No,” you say, of course. But all ; F o but eventually all pictures will be cast ch her face suggested. Her [thru.q‘i e l"‘“‘l\,“_(:‘uim‘] Seionn e m‘“_v‘_ kinds of conditions arise in this . on the screen in their natural colors. e hack to me ironically: as s ed b yond 1 g world, and that is what makes pc ; 'he weight of the world! of her nonsense to heal. She Kissed | o the daring plot of “Thq Girl He it wais on her shoulders that were | MY cheek tenderly. i Couldn’t Buy,” the four act comedy- i 2 ACTRESb TO WED s J{‘ lllll 2:4_“ (What youngster didn't 2" she ntered, turning the covers of my B— .00k here, child,” she a4 brisk- | e10drama by Summer Nichols, which | 1y, “yowre having a lot of Worry for| s (o be the attraction at the Lyceum ar nr nothing. I'm not up to my usual self, | Theater all this week | T know, and in a week or two I thin The heroine does just what yvou say hin Street Phone (C-1026 | you and Marion and T will run away | you wouldn't do, and if you'll see the out to the east end of the island for| play youw'll agree with her that she BURLESQUE 15 e noo s i ittt eom (00]| S G i anr R et ek { tell you this hefore, Dic vanted it | agree that it is better to tie up to a % a surprise. He says he’s going to | real man, even though circumstances pend a good deal of time out there| have forced him Lo go wrong, than to 3 | himself. But I know youll worry ! @ crook, no matter how rich and in- the idea in your mind that I'm: not| of laughs and thrills and tells a pow- ey With well. And as for there being any-| crful dran Commande: . L thing the matter with me that a vest The Lyceum Players are all ldeal- EVANGELINE BOOTH Bllly Arlmgton won't fix .up, why vou've 'way, "way | IV suited to the va cusitole signed s L e s Chmeore s off the running traek. them and Director on has giv i o i | the play sor s e setti % N Vaudevfl]e You're sure?” I said doubtfully—- :ry:n-,?»“'\\..fi' v-c“”;-‘:x-fm-}n;’“x‘\‘cmN:-]\‘v‘m-\ ETRES of FAITH even the alluring news of the post- e — BoRSt <UD ~dweiied in my mind by | MMt and on Wednesday, Thursds (i@flmfllfiuflt(‘j)ldwv % and Saturday afte s, Seats e bt d Saturday afternoon eats i vincing cheerines: And now, let's e ”‘:r W e AT THE PAL! Thone 1000 | set ready for dinner. We have a lon | ¢/ 1" Cogn (hen vou will he by “The | MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY | conference before us about thaij i, He' Couldn’t Buy.” TONIGHT AND ALl WEEK. Walters - Stockbridge thing, you 9 A - —— Next Matineo Wednesday K v | PALACE TIIEATER. an of the slums who is reclaimed | through the Salvation Army and who goes to the front as a Salvation Army doughnut zirl. The photoplay never lags an instant, for there is plenty of action in cv iy ne, The principal players are Catherinz [Jacobs and Jermon, Inc., Offer gl smashing Scrisadorn = 5 The big Paramount special produc- ! tion is the feature attraction at (he Palace the first three days of the week. with Bugene O'Brien and Catherine alvert in “Fires of Faith.” Incidental | to the development of an unusnally | calvert Tugene O'Beien, Ruby de Re. THE i appealing love story, Salvation Army or® fhecdore Robert Hoiber scenes at home and on the fighting line gea v "pOl S8 (2000 other 4 vest the subject with an added inter— |~ she story was written by Charles I, GIRL H ; est and serve to malke the presentation | whittaxer and divcoted by Edward ; E ! perhaps the most notable seen here in | jo5e ane of the ablest producers in s e oo o many vears. R & i Lot 5 COULDN,T S | - Thie mtony denleTwilth o) younsiwom |8 Senh o Reith vaudeyille billl isthead- ! ; . = = s lined by a satire on “The Three r Street -scene in Bethlehem, the - & Twins,” a miniature musical comedy ; birthplace of Our Lord. Here mer- BUY” P ) S S G e e T it ; \ Boland and Devarnee, two clever girl: : on the street, and women of Palestine | 2 in a singing and dancing offering, walk along (he narrow street doing It's a play that will make you Lozart and company, billed as the their marketing. p, Took and listen. The TIdeai Gift for TFather ani ! | abond artists. SANDETR: v " " = Mother. Inquire about Our Christmas o 2 B, ATIRAOTION Gift Certificite Plan. FOX'S THEATER. F‘nmflv CuNmm«,i o y of ° : . Norma Talmadge, one of America X her en- Leslie Henson of Hnz- | Roars of Laughter and Some ears. A\ Great Play with a Great — i PR I s 4 | screen stars, appeared at Fox's thee |'yug SYISIG SECTATIS zagement to BN N BRI ALIST ter this afternoon in her latest suc | g, The. i i Over 30 Y, perience cess, “The Isle of Conquest.” To S v naiois yedis tago) In i TS Sl 58 sle st e production “Tonight's Testing Satisfaction Guarantee ! lovers of splendid and artistic st S o 1“"“'*1]‘ 5 the | I Fhone 570 craft the name of the Talmadge 5 5 Gl Ssitaund oL e pnanic o) . one of the most charming women ters is a sign of exceptional entert: e onao s g ment. But of the three sisters N Inglish stage and her suc- I almad has the undisputed leadershi ses in America have be Tsle of Conquest” could have na het | ' Sreat 2 in n ter exponent of its main charact IN HER BEST PHOTO- i Sh T e i e 7 DRAMA, l'is sueh that to do proper justice to | Mr. Hornblow's popular work of fic- €6 tion a real actress of fine and sensitive The Isle Of attainments was necessary. The story | conters about a young society wom- ” an who marries 2 man of wealth but | Conquest ! of bad habits on the insistence of a designing mother. Later on a cruise the yacht is wreok NEWS—COMEDIES. ocicty queen finds herself suic an uninhabited island With @ stok from the ship’s hold as her only com VA.UDEVILLE | panion. Months af dreary isolatio | Ay s castaways despairing ¢ by and the TONIGHT, TUESDAY, WE THE BIG DRAMATIC MASTERPIECE— WITH ; e P about t perform thei Sk bl . e “(‘m;.“;i\:\‘.r."\‘”,P‘f,dw tlcomplat 1mn trou e costs | Caplain Ross Smith and his daring | - - > 1 Snd Glosel o hip had ripene o o ! erew with ir Vickers-Vimy aevo- | I K ¥ : se companionship had ripenc h b | L. T. PLANS TO SEGE Catherine Calvert and Eugene 0’Brien sna clode companionuniy ved rivene | s gye a1 A hisjOB | s, mpuer oo svamin ‘s | Wemosan suddenly the husband appears upo | ernment’s prize of $48.600 for | 2 1 A A —IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. BIG MUSICAL OFFERING A trb TR e T T e No matter how efficient & man may | fy flight from Eogland to Australia The Massachusetts Lhstitute of P lization. At this point the cum | Do if he has an ugly skin-eruption, | \within 30 day They made the di KEITH VAUDEVII LE “THE LEMON?” ancos hecome tragic With tvue lov | there are positions in which he cannot’ i tance of 11,500 miles in fwo days less i tolerated. He may know that it is than the stipulated time. The crew Technolozy has come forward with a proposal to sell its technical facilities to particular industries in definite ©r CELS) & Ehy Gt in the least contagious, but ofker | of the winning machine arc. from left | contract form. The proposition has FEAPURING e | PARSONS’ THEATE? pecple are afeaid, theyavoid him, and to vight: Sergeant W. H. Shiers.ibeen = evolved in conmection ~Wilh | i | | i 4 H v r a man with a clear, | Lieutenant K. M. Smith, Captain Ross | Tech's $8,000,000 Endowment Fund TIRE ON Aerial Artist. HARTFORD. 3 - skin. \Why run this risk, when | Smith and Sergeant J. M. Bennett { campajgn and the contract gl al 2 | | ATE KING, | 3 Nights-Beginning Tonght 8:13 2 i g e ree Wlns Comedienne. LA S 3 ® 1 D. SEEN AT PALAC e 7 firms, among them the American In Matinec Wednesday. —_—— : 5 s 3 “| ternational corporation, t Chile A MINIATURE MUSIO: MEDY WITH SEVEN JOPY Henry W. Savag ¥ Friends of William D. Corbett, = A MINIATUT {USICAL COMEDY WITH SEVEN PEOPLE. THU., FRI, SAT., Musical Comedy Hit | native of this city, recognized. him in Copper company, the Simplex Wire and Cable company and the Todd WALLACE REID 1 ) : 3 b R R B ¥ 5 : % by the feature picture. “Wit Wins,” . ' Shipbuilding company. The contract- DON'T FORGET JAMES CORMICAN, formerly of the Cormican EYOUREEIREY SEES A w tnentandiResinoliSoapistopit the Palace theater last night, v, | N8 corporation pays a yearly sum in s, is Here in a Vaudeville Sketch | car away eczema and similar | G e MERL Mrd (e of & retainer fee for con- ‘ \Ll)y‘llll & i 2 Corbsitves castingonsiotithe leading | sultation privileges and the use ) 9 L 4 - g PRATU o quickly and easily THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY m‘“m‘k“" "“fh()\ - With Original Cast and Production J Tl Restuol treatment. [T0LES; " ithdt Of B’ dgfective, nd ha ary and laboratories, and is also i “Livelicst Musical Show in Years, = SR reie a acquitted himsel? in his usual finished ve listine yreference in the 5 5 . Mus 4 al fi en a distinct pref n %% %%Q i NI ibunc. ol Suan. b 2 fea manner He is a brother of Major matter of the employment of ch- 50¢ to $2.50; Mat to $2.00 1 o cutz ! it l Patrick H. Corbett, of this city. 3 gragluates. i