New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1920, Page 4

o —— S ) % : T @@@@@#@mm&#@afi&#&e#afia%# Y HEART w=d« MY HUSBAND 2DELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wtfe Mo il lladaste -yl A1), p— - epaister ‘ishermen. ® % ge Read persistent i i ‘ ‘ Ut ".';‘,"l e \» 1 luoke ik over the (hwes | otherwise noted, these nogices are written by the pr ";‘ 4 ”‘l:‘ ‘“““ AT vich 1 had s X ccanus of the theaters or other ractions with which they de: i mother! oh, Auntie Madse! 2 ] ; ! : e s : | In the Kitchen of her ow Spencer has promised to| veran 1 rea : [ | s 1 T ter Mary cooks daily for a fami s R ity hoat ently had been X 3 e fishing, out in : et Ly {he other. g ’ | four adults. She brought to you’ ChIe N an LT e \d more than on * ; ! kitchen an understanding of the chem- n ran, up the sieps of thel ne: E 2 < SN | 1stry of cooking, gained from study ot ; . from her | stict n the direction of the othc 3 . ga i verenca drinpiie: from s hen Il L e Al R T & " | domestic science in a state unive plunsel intokriel buv-liShc LRSS0 BEAE Sl B ils ol £ . Conscyuently the advice she offe tly dancing up and down in| hulled Wp &acBO¥ SR e 3 - i bappy combination of theory fiteme shind _her my| ther away. to come’ b | practive. Iivery recipe she who had followed more own, flvst tried out and s miling at her in fond family tablc. vot with a sheepish sr (Con 1919, N s fact which Lillilan pro: schievously int te dways pa fe's the real culprit, > o f 3 caret and attractively. “S0 you've iught ! i oD gtne 1 SEISh 3 Y Even if the ment is a warmed-over TONIGHT ONLY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Jack Wyatt’s ‘SCOTCH NIGHT’ ixurious and needed rc giv sition later when the tirst 1 W + out of the w We had commented upon ihi { wilh lazy mirth. knowing (he jeaio of tishermen, wondering w - Z g : 1 Thurs. Fri. Sat. LOUISA M. ALCOTT'S FAMOUS STORY LITTLE WOMEN” You Have All Head the Story —— See the Photoplay she wddressed him with ! and warned off the others; . : $ dish a crisp sprig or two of parsley and are n g I t favorite I € 4 - : dropped on the plaiter will bhelp 1o intlection of Lillian’s voice had con- : 5 ol ¥ main i standing the family does { veved to me for the tirst time a pos-i o S = : not us ssociate with lgftove | sible answer to question, althouzi ; i Y 3 R e B S one so ridiculous. so bizarre. that § ? : : 5 pudding may be praised and eaten | persuaded mysell almost instantls! ¢ z K, P with relish if the Lest sherbet glasses that | was mistaken and turned me | ; : B Y g et e b attention to my father, who, | saw oy o N SR ! down cold, as it were, if passed round | with surprise, was also looking in ' ; e % lever b tent at the distant boats, hmt o R s 5 3 3 ~ g We will often spend hours ¢ an’ = : j 4 bt concoction 1 o rull of Why Ficld Glasses - B gl BB | (hiass that evervbody respects it Without turning her head. ai- : ] ; way, and let @ simple, unassumin, | though I was sure that she was aware | 1 : altis ] | merely wholesome food strugg along without the redeeming touch. nness, ocent cheeld the shiel ily. 5 T O O B gled appreciatively to her mother’s badina t often take it seriously admit that those men outl jare getting my at,” my ladmitted with what was urprising use of s b ve putting in fish aimost ime. T'd like to get into t all of the X - 2 ok o | of our scrutiny. she asked casually: 3 Who is going to row you?™" i 2 el 4 T RE — ‘A sturdy daughter of the bay. Mrs. 5 % * 3 gk o e & Mena For /Tomorrow. ‘Picer,” my ather responded, “and | § S S g _ ~ 1es st——Gra pe fruit, sriddle her son Jerry. They live about a 3 % & . . syrup. coffee Liled that she had spent much { half-mile from here, own a good boat. | 5 8 s 5 i % 3 . - Lum-}:lt nlr l'ul(."u. and ;lilh'g;.\(’ >up, tching the two boats with the i and are very glad to make a littic . - - i e ] 1wl o iy Mg ol el Al B by taking out fishing parties. | ples ange sauce, cookies. tea. ONSY; i 3 % e Dinner—Italian ste baked pot had referred and realized, also, | 70 You girls want to come along \V/A\LLACE QE]DV‘L The Va!ley of the Giants® e S Bt n L “What do vou say, Madge?’ T first time that there might be WAL s s A Graramsunc - Sterast Pictire pudding, coffec ng unusual in the fact of Lhe | LIAN'S yoice was so casual, her face so vo hoats occupying about fhe psitions relative to each other O ! ee consecutive days., They | imagination for its folly in suspecting chored in the middle of thel that she saw anything worthy of i o far from us for anvthing| Watching in the maneuvers of the two FOX'S THEATER. result the little hevoines of the ; 25 | voats. o A wip ..| book—leg, Jo. Beth and Amy—arce L0 b figures cf.the men to be dis- £ 9 e : I'his evening offers a 1 oppor- 2 serving fruit first at br S A L l S . h Al ed and at similarly lons| :”j ’__"[‘ HoNe Rt '“"“‘;““"j] e tunity to see the first half anniver ;““ mo. f‘jf‘% ”dv‘k“‘i ":Mn' “l”("]“ sonally I want some fruit before [ §§} nne ittle Ports“lt e ps from each other. vently ve been: saltwater fishing ., yrogram it Fox theate iterature. his wonderfully appeal-| pave Jnvthing els 2 2 only two or three fimes and then oS Ing story has been filmed and as : S AND JACK HOXIE Former Paramount Stars - e r o i Normand, in the S ng ] i ; — . didn’t catch anything. R s cma e e ae Paramount-Arteraft special picture it Potato and Cheese Soup. il ; o 5 : R | iYouwn cateh enomgn todas.” v | vaudevilo that have atiracted I i\\m be shown at u,.;i Paluco theat S This Year's Best Serial YOU'LL LIKE THIS SHOW father saic “The bottle fish and the| o P 3 Thursda ' rid nd Saturd . i = i 2 and appreciative audiences durin 2 : L small onion. HARTFORD. king fish are simply yearning for the| 200 SLPUCRER T Ll SEOS SIEEE The Keith vaudeville show will be Sibtoaincaloomtn ’l'E))'IGH'l‘ hook, according to my friend, Mr: e | fea ed by th big novelty ac s blespoons huttey he Comedy With Music hicer i 5 A complete change of program iwill | “SPOTts in the Alps,” a clever tablespoon flour YD MRS. COBURN Presentj. . Well get ready right awav’| e place tomorrow when a new| With SIX people. The remainder tcaspoon salt. etter e | waterr thing ) playing the stellar role, and six mows| Keith acts. Anne Little and Jack cup grated cheese. | p(:s? for an expedition of this kind. | /o' oF vt deville will be on the bil | FOXie, fornier Paramount stars, wil ald onion with milk. Kemove T Well simply put them on over our| Georse Walsh appears in hix Jatesi| P® seen on (his bill in the seuson's | obion, ada potito and sessonin. bathing suits and wear our bathing - N Loy 3 ) i ! bes serial, “Lig = Vee See slenc " €r ang pur and ade 10 arles Dalton slippers and woolen stockings. Then "“’:‘”‘,‘“"“' |H”'\ Mm','“» Tl nis m.‘ fi';'i“z]\:\.\';<(\ \:\I:V‘(‘I‘ yowll want milks slowly, stirving constantly. Cook GIRLS—MUSLC N e el e e s Gl || e e i i sl O 5 minutes. Add cheese and cook till . New York success. Ne itain | S€@ it each week. g lAugmented Orchestra. (‘ome darling.’ to Marion. ‘“change e 3 S dissolved THE FASHION MINSTRELS 10--Beautiful Girls--10 giving vourself a brisk rub 35 The Bost <oa stor thains oo The hero of the Knights of Colum- Apples With Or . Sauce. | “By the way,” she turned lo my e e Bt i hus show. “The Time, the Piace and e Tice @fi@@f@@@i§@@@@ @@@@fi@fi@@@@# fathers &hid iyoul bring lanv fleld flnis et e el the Girl” is Andrew Dasso. who hasf ‘ glasses with you? T have a faney to| . (ool and with all the Walsny | Performed on many ~ different occa- 2 lemon. see whether I can distinguish “the| oo nna winhing personality. : either in amateur theatricals or i cup sugar: 1 buildings on Shelter Island when we | \aydeville program will consist of six | © tenor soloist Wash apples and remove cores. | T are out in the ba ¥ T have been to'd| o¢r tne best acls obtainable in the| _Mr, Basso assumes the role of Tom | oo in boiling water fo cover. turn- FOR QU[CK RE URNS USE i::t‘;)\“::ixnu blelhoy fanivoulcas | Syt santss el o Eacws s f il '\u:::l\:r\vs‘\:lu!:l-l 1(\:;‘"2:”"':{:;\\“x‘h-*;)(’:-)‘[“!"' ing as needed. When done take out 2 ; tertainment of every variety will he et S : y S A 004 pilte gud Wity 2 shar knide ve “I never travel without mine.” my : e el SLeig dimpson JEenos ] move skins. With w teaspoon scrape - > seen among the six of Th " ather rejoined, “and they are entire- 1 + sonawichout w 3 inner side of skin to remove all ved i Sra e public at large and'the patrons him, an accusation whic ¢ afor; Rett i ved 1 Sr Sonmisenvice BN | perrune. | FOX's theater are advised that there | mentioned younz v has taken it e DUIDROS Vo ank you.” Li said perfunc-] 45" 1o need of standing in line for| upen herself to mule v “apple. Cook grufed vind and torily, while T castigated my imagina- | (orats, as tiekets for evenin RSl 2 ; juice of oranges and juice of lemon tion again for the wild fancy t it S ! I red-blooded, honest-to-g00dnessi\iih sugar and 1-4 cup of water 1o a | ! b for 3 b formances may he sed in + man’s man. A straight role almost % i was not the buildings on the island, | .. .. 3 rening’ 1 . ¢ syrup. - Pour over apples and serve , DGl vance. Sunday evening ckets ave' devoid of comedy, makes it most diffi- \ but the men in the fishing 1 s she ; T 1 SO now on sale at the x-office. This| cult to handle satisfactorily, but Mr, wished to inspect through the field 2 : is FFox's service to its patrons for the| Basso. having had considerable ex- TONIGHT winter months perience, does remarkably well. and AR I S St will no doubt give his audience much ! 1""“[““ roundisteals (sroyund). s g 4 tablespoons bread crumbs. me—— — LYCEUM THEATE: to be thankful for. MABEL NERvu“s BN THEATHL { His duet, “Don’t you Tell,” with Miss tablespoons zrated cheese _ Wallace Reid in “The Valley of the| o'Leary in the third act promises to| Juice 1 onion. Giants” will be the feature picture at| 1o one of theshits of the show, but his 1°tablespoon minced parsloy e the Lyceum for the last three days of| hest offort will be the “Wondrou 1 teaspoon salt ’ MRS, CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “FORBIDDEN,” TONIGHT— OPF the weelk, opening with the matinee| Rose™ solo, during the banquet scenc 1; teaspoon paprika ING SHOW OF VAUDEVILLE tomorrow. The picture was tuken in . L6t This is one of the 1 egz volk. i - e s re certainly persistent,” Lil- idly, looking out to the bay. ction in her voice caught m) n, so used am I 1o every in- of my friend. IT'S A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL? 7. THE FIRST EPISODE OF Lightning Bryce | Keith Vaudevill WITH FEATUCRF devoid of any unusual expression as y she turned to me that I scored my | ONE OF THE THRILLING MOMEN TS—LYCEUM, THURS. PFRL. S\ My Own R L H fruit is an T — i ruit. The citric id con ined in it acts as a tonic. Author- ities ditfer as to the advisability of B R T —OTHERS— KT MONDAY — TUESDAY — W NESDAY SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTION 0 0 0 0 0 6 k® K. OF (. SHOW. s o] Yae s‘.’.‘ BHBBHHE GG SHEHRH GO OHE G ALHH LB G BV B HBBH S HJ BBV BB H B I B SHOTHHE | Ttalian Stew. : 1 2 Fa AL e in the secand act. < the giant redwood forests of Califor-| nget peautiful ballads written and af-| s CUp macaroni ¥ THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY nia. The story is one of Captain| o i - t a Mr: hristm ed | » 3K n fords Mr. Basso splendid opportunities 1 cup tomato juice THU.—FRL—SAT s. J. c. o Prov, cLefer . st charming and| t5 gisplay the remarkable tenor voice; 2 tablespoons chees: ; R That Lydia E. Pinkham’s masterful creations deals with If¢ | ¢ which he is the possessor. iyttt = in the big tree country. Mr. Reid 1 : e o 7 ; ‘ « the role » Mar; t 8 )son, Mix tirst eight i o thor- oy Vegetable Compound is a | jiavs the role of a young man who has | | 500101 of Marsaret simpson. | S romn nte e en W Remedy for this Trouble. | promised bis father to protect at all| upont wen their actions and tife in| tablespoontuls of meat drippings and \VA LL A C E }::"O\“\’"‘)‘ ”‘.I“); e “(':V‘l"”‘:i""f' *| general, Miss Irene Georgi in her ini-| slice in 1 onion. Fry meat balls till 18 “The Valley of the Glants,” | : : : i 5 o, tial bov refore e foutlights, w brown. Dredge h tablespoon- Binghamton, N. Y.—“T wasinavery | which had been a girt from the fatner| e L T Blescons R e i hr en s . en| s remarkable ability in the art of| fuls of four and brown usuin. Adc nervous condition f # loém N I e e acting. - It is in the musical numbe cup boiling water and tomuto juice. L poTmyEiben oteial e s e s ooy that Miss (ieorgi will be] Simmer two hours. 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