New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1920, Page 4

Y HEART AND MY HUSBAND | ADELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a T lze Told he Must b Harey rolled work had [ Ha Underwood “Hurry Ao Underwood ason up his sleeves tire lat 1 watched ther enter his corpo Joudy aven - mechanic™ amateur entirely on cannot ome reconstruction sea or or in the either repuir or detinite, helpful Lillian approached with great wounded drawling any times [t ever speak the sure, reverent surgeon in the pr body, Harry him when he’s fixing up som g thing room in =« The, Rt such times h with their wings.” The Same Harry. comment came as I watched the man’s il frame bending over e absorbed the him were a most intric of the simple thin was to his experience. that couldn’t respectable that flock would bats to heat ¢k to the 'AND; Hémnrd Phone C-1026 Street BURLESQUE WEEK O JV\N. 19 ean Bedini’s EK-A-BOO with PRK AND MceCULLOUGH VAUDEVILLE RSONS’ THEATER | HARTFORD. Beg. MONDAY ¢ Wednesday JORT Offers the Musical Com- | edy Success DLERS THREE Belg Thomas Ug and a wttakion. 3 25¢ ats Tomorrow, .o, FOX’S— TOM AOORE —in— “Go West oung Man”’ OLIV THOMAS n— “PRUDENCE ON BROADWAY™ MEDTE NEWS i | and | 1 i over | litlessl per- there air | fun used broken s-1 1 looked vhile < comment 1 h you me tal tire broblen problem | to $1.50 | Wife | — J mental him What a magnificent y 1 coula withhoid | bute, not ihe ked bending over that var much as | dis With the tire contine- 1is coat off and could sec cither his the ment in prison or his ar of t grossness, the hint of com obesity with which his indulzence ~4zo0d food and wines had thr His is | him face, 100, had lost the his color, sug Habbines:, had marrved it had him evidently vhich in the Ila ' months I seen He was trim, his in splendid ph unimpaired: alized o his lack but his mentality al sen I re reviewed utier me him mo mments, his of upon —when that 1 Dicky's faciy Knew upon sam wits o life unscrupt had alw usually so with 1t, had put hap of her life this her husband emo- smorse ror the thing even he would unblinded by appeal s attembi he the . devilamay- heen that was care it And chap N Lillian so balanced a sane, viewpoi piness out because in the awrul not have aut liquor, had aying h again."” man. tional which tempted sent an to her, wanted to “hegin over t in Work “He needs me,” she had said to me. at the man itted my ration. For physical selfish 1 looked the tire and exaspe cimen a reckless, body pulse: tion; was bending over teeth in futile this splendid manhood, soul, n cded 1o Good impulses, often had senerous without ssociation with to a woman a conscience. he but close him only a erncitixion and A picture flashed with photographic Robert Savarin, f at Lillian's feet man before me back life and worthless by send her the the possessing ideals before my eves tidelity—ihat lling almost lifeless after his quest of had nursed him had made it him away’ from fancied duty bond to her was th he 10 then because man who empty le A sob rose of her only one. in my throat 1 the in inv Lillian's s loved with her this physically whom the contr between spent knew sho and wastrel almost lided art vhora 1 royal heart, magnificent vice whole she hed. but to whom sh¢ Iy bound. ! over not v kn that betray it ng my might Under- face dis M look at I necd not have Jooked at me nor he had repaired had adjusted amined the air wstif | relt quixotic; wood should me. red. He nc uttered a word the inner tube the shoe. ' Then he ex- whole machine with th of an expert and when he eviden ided that it his sleeves, fea th inti] 1y de would do he rollc down put on his coat : migred over to me “Haven't any in vour knittir ady 2" SUnt afraid | ruined, ! hand hevings!™ Despite m had hard I Gnew that | tha hardes se in France make his whimsically humorous. 1 | the old conviction stealir | that there v in being ¢ One could | and possible, ‘I am said quietly mined to keep out of my answer any- thin ¢ most matt air, “but 1 have nothing of ith hank S0 xing the tire. 1 hu cold cream and have you, moc y pow- der bag, he ced complexio for my and s me - delicate disgust and to r ha anger, 1 1 smil 1 had months mbulance he rk he kind o ess a or sery and managed to demand for cosmetics felt subtly over me 1se wastir Harry him no {'nderwoo:! he much at only t gy was keep out of his way as ¢ 1 deter- the -of- the ki me you muych v 1:, must YCEUM MON.— TUES.—WF ELSIE FERGUSON WARNER WITH CLAND —IN— ‘The Witness For The Defense” HARLIE CHAPLIN N ‘ADAY’SPLEASURE” SUPREM E VAUDEVILLE SUN DAY NiT 3—GIE AT STARS—3— [rOM MOORE in “CITY O EVELYN GRE ELY C OMRADES i “THE OAKDALE AFFAIR” JAME S CORBETT TONT HT—WM. . HART to | bent closer and | | spe- | housing | im- | qhere aues-| ter i | of | seen in his fourth wmillion dollar time | otherwise ot the Unless burcaus noted, theate these or other DRAMATIZATION GIVEN! AL I i N at M el Monday, Tuesd Jednesday. FOX'S THEATER. Monday. Tuesd and Wednesday will be presented at Fox's the: a program -of uncxcelled lence. Both feative picture the vaudeville program will be besi obtainable. Charlie Chaplin king of all screen will at the the comedians be com- edy, “A Day of and Warmer,” will of next wesk movie ann, Allison is the drama Pleasure.” “Fair make the st ala week in New Britain. star in this del of mixed kicking the the most Hopwood & moral your interest and morning even the May ghtfy relations comedy elevators The play ne zrecn and cock- itselr funniest human ever tim Avery be too perfect husband may The cocktail famous as is Don't vour ov lose or in after the irce. you Scenes are amon outstanding scenes in this great The ideville m of four will feature Courtship.’ a breezy Western comedy playlet that hit \T THE PALAC Brady, “The World to will be at the Palace on Monday, Tuesday and in which she is presented The comedy fea- is Charlie dollar com which Alice Live in thes We by Select Pictures. ture on the bill in his new million Pleasur in sgards all trafic rules Keith vaudeville bill hea by the special vaudeville attr “Hlis Taking Way.” with a c people including pretty musical comedy oddity on in seen nesday LA Day’s Charlie di The is cd tion of eight girls, in a the movies six GIRLS! 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The world’s events are seen in the news weekly and another chapter of the great serial, *'The Lion Man,” is being shown, The four big aects of vaude- ville are the best that have been seen here in many moons. A big feature hill has been booked for nday night It is Tom Moore in “City of Com- rades.” The other will he Greeley in *“The Oakdale Affair.” 1 | | { n l addition to the two featur written be other reels and a concert. the first three dayvs of week, opening with the Monday nee, Elsie Ferguson will be seen ‘The Witness for the Defense.” The 1 | star is supported by Warner Oland, a BY SCHCOL PUPILS | Xew Britain man. Charlie Chaplin in @ | “A Day’s Pleasure” will also be | shown. Sis ich they deal For et mati- Prevocational Grammay pupils presented the playlet, World Was Young, last evening the school hall, The play showed possibilities of the inir in and literature classes of school. While red for the of the cducation exhibit, such zations are vezularly- given less finished form in the schools o matter of routine. | The play was prepared under the ' of the literature commit- the Grammar school and di- rected by fMiss Adele Murray, teacher of literat in the cighth grades of the businéss sections. Preliminary to the piay there were two. songs by pupfls of Miss Stough- ton'$ classes and a four minute thrift Miss Cor nece (" ren- violin solo. “Der Freischut programs were he dis- he “When ! at ng the ork IG "Che ary cook “of four adults. wea home family She to her kitchen an undersianding af the chemistry. of cooking, gained from study of donlestic s in a st university. Consequently the advice she offers is a happy combination of theory and practice. Fvery recipe she gives is her own, first tried out daily o speech st rrier dered a Souvenir tributed. special attention v work of the b0l the corridor those who had no opportunity 1o view the work at the served at her family table. recent exhibit, these were of interest. (Copyright, 1920, N..E. A.) —— The other day 1 had a particularly UNDAY PALACE, | dirty bit of cleaning to do in the base- St : 4 ment. We have been burning a The Palace will offer two specially ying of coal in the furnace that makes selected photoplays for the Sunda¥ . very hot fire but is unusually dust ‘mange. . As a special ¢ a photoplay tribute to the late Teddy Roosevelt, “The Life of Theodore Roose- Corinne Griffith will also he a photoplay version of Clyde successful stage “The Climbers.”” Reserved sale at the box office tc BRIDWELL CHOSEN M.\ Mount, s NG of Portsmouth, been signed to man, of the Virginia was announced formerly an inficlder York Giants, managed club of the Texas 1| s called to the s¢ displayed in being tracked all over the house and seited I posed of. Common ordinary ing would send it in clowds through the cellar and every place. 1 soaked newspapers in water, then tare them into -strips and scattered : them thickly on the floor. The damp s I paper absorhed the greater part of \GER. 24.—Al Ohio, has | > the lecal clubh league this season it | vesterday. Bridwell, without going through a ! house cleaning afterwards. Menu for Tomorrow. Breakfast—Cooked cereal with sins, toast, colfeet. Gh e e Luncheon——Bean souffle, brown the Houston.| Pread and butter, orange marmalade, t tea Dinner—Clear soup, broiled scalloped potatoes, beet salad, Aunt Nellie's cake. canned pears, coffee. My Own IRecipe: Home made arange marmalade really not a hother to make and wfully H a dozen forther this way than any Roc general Bridwell Jan. the last the all-star bill of moving pictures at the Lyceum th ter. William S. Hart in “John Petti- shows the star jn an entire Tonight opportunity te sce vaudeville and is zood. oranges other. 1 SUNDAY NIGHT—DOUBLE FEATUR Corrine Griffith In “The Climbers” SPECIAL EXTRA “THE LIFE OF THEODORE ‘ROOSEVELT” A\ TRIBUTE TO THE “GREATEST MILES OF OTHERS. ATTRACTION AMERICAD BEST MUSIC - MON.. TUES., WED. Alice Brady ““The World ToLiveln” HOW LONG CAN A GIRL PLAY WITH FIRF WITH- OUT BEING BURNED? © TALICE BRADy %fi "THE WORLD TOLIVE IN RACTION Charlie Chaplin N THIS FEATUR EXTRA \T IS NEW MILLION BOLLAR COMEDY “A DAY’S PLEASURE” KEITH VAUDEVILLE SPECIAL ATTRACTION “HIS TAKING WAY?” A MUSICAL COMEDY WITH PRETTY GIRIS, SPECIAL SCENERY —YOU'LL LIKE THIS. WATCH FOR “THE MIRACLE MAN velyn | s there will | in ! te and | into fine | As the bin emptied this coal dust was | it simply had to be swept up and dis- | sweep- | | the dust and made it possible to sweep | rai- | ham, | is | remember that there. are plenty of ! others with, a three triple A. MARY. People prefer pills provided prompt and proper performance proves promise. Beecham’s Pills are- used by people all over the globe and 8 have the largest sale Rt 7 of any medicine in the world! 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Sift soda and izar. flour, cream salt together. a cup and fill cup Stir into the first mixture. and vanilla and beat well. loaf. of Break egg with milk Add butter Bake in a tartar, i 1 | Icing. | 1 cup confectioner’s sugar. 2 teaspoans cocou. | 2 dessert spoons cold coffee. t 2 tablespoons butter. i 1 teaspoon vanilla. i Cream butter and add part of the | sugar and cocoa. Add 1 spoanful of | coffee and the rest of the sugar. Add ! vanilla Spread on the cake while the cake is warm. { “When the shoe fits put it 6n.”” But MAT. DAILY Captivating Comedienne of th: Screen A Hysterically Funny & Wgnderfuux;/ Human Play with Complications Compromises, a marvel” ous Cocktail~& aKick! IS SIDE SPLITENG . MAJESTY CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN IS FOURTH MILLION DOLLAR COMEDY KNOCKOUT HIS DAY OF PLEASURE” TO MISS IT IS TO REGRET VAU DEVILLE FE ATURING A COWBOY’S ROMANCE A Western Comedy Playlet NO ADVANCE IN PRICES