New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1920, Page 14

N DAILY HERALD: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1920, MY HEART AnD ADELE GARRISON'S Revelations Madg ehit o Dicky's w hi: to atone of j etimes temp having i lover-like is not Dieky's learncd value wr fenrned his us! elmin when ! I saw ally for one of Llousy temper. [ am wonder if the pleasure hderfully attentive and band for or Fth the one especially since | auge them al their ho w followir discovery that I 1 © exception to overwl ever ish shack that . quizzical, under- him—a glance intercepted and in spite o of week two cost of of he tru his els th to was al P\ | g iideralc no so 1y bad reached the an flash o q ding gluuce eh 1. by chanc I nade me 11 Pid 1 tell you once that how to manage the she demanded whimsic chance she 1 to spe: f Dicky's ing. “Well, hinly graduated! You've got g out of your hand. But ip on the proc A «cour uts is good for him." knew that if I had glance and smiled at her she ld never have referred to the 3 It is never her way to com- upon another’s affairs or to give Jked advice. And 1 realized by lessed note underneath her levity she was anxious lest because of reat love for Dicky I should permit him the domination of rst year of our married life and t the unbappiness which that v had brought me. t I could not discuss my husband ‘with this truest of friends to us unless it were to avert disaster. simply hugged lher understand- laughed lightly, and went bacis screened porch and Dicky. had drought me news that made ecide to shorten my outing by [ple of days. old Jack Bickett on the street day,” he =aid as he stretched out in a couch hammock, his behind his head, while his oved over the panorama of sky voods and dancing water that before us. pw ' is—XKatherine?” 1 ‘my little friend’s name for br-cousin’s hastily, although e, not she, who had been ailing. | taunch friends as Dicky and ow are, I could not forget the fvhen my brother-cousin’s name b potent to arouse my husband’s anger as Major rantland’s l to be now Dicky’s “Report.” 1droitly done, my grinned malicious] et with @00d humor, at me. “But you have hedged. 1 promise not any chunks out of the air if k after vour cousin's health. show ‘vou what an obliging vou must Dicky- 1y the to me vou've him don’ not caught su my it dear." § littl { You 1 MY HUSBAND | NEW PHASE JF ! of a Wife ! 'll answer tion and c-ushed back from y rinned again and 1 been quicker witte better to have done hatural thin cousin one your poken ques he vou vished that had 1t e heen obviously mu sked —and that 1 old ailing it appear that i wy doing completely time! “Katherine isn't vers Dicky spoke n puffing luxurious) cigar between sentences. she's had rather a stre it with him—a nervous invalid the ca st thing in the world to h dle, and with all due respect to vonur cousin, I imagine lie hasn’t the zoing, sweet, lamb-like temperandent possessed your husband, for ir stanco. “Jack's like curl on her turned. trving to “When he doesn't moody fits on he but— should imagine that when takes one of those high and mighty grouches of his he could malke it m disagreeahle for a loving wife,” Dick interrupted. “He's always so abso- lutely right, isn’t he? All his actio ctuated by the highest ideals and overwhelming sense of dufy?’ I smiled in spite of myse The description was grossly overdrawn, vet it had more than a little truta in it. “I ought she isn't well,” s0 made a fors heetic well, J say provolkin slowness, isy Sy - the ‘1 forehead,"” I speaic have ‘ver) s one of very good,’ to go to see Katherine if I ipterposed hastily 1 didn’t wish to. comment upo Dicky's description. A Sudden “You'll have to do it pront be retorted. ‘‘Jack., who in is much better, has had a wonder opportunity offered to him in Western state—somse engineerin: project gone flat that they want his help on. Guess he’s tired of trying to live on his income, which couldn’t have heen anything to speak of. At any rate, the physician says Kather ine needs a change of air, and 1 guess Jack needs the change in his pocket, so they’'re going in a week or two.” I thought with dismay of promise to Dicky’s sister and sudden resolution. ‘If that’s so, I'm going back with I said. *I simply must not miss seeing Katherine. Perhaps we can get them to come out for a day or two before they go.” “Im d there's something to hail back home.” Dicky said irrele- pulling me down to a seat he- Home's been the lone- in these here United oW weelk: Resolution. then,” dentally a me made a vantly, side him. somest pl States the’ pas And, woman-like, I forgot problems of friends and relatives the joy of hearing the blessed a: ance from the lips of my husband. the in e EEE EEEEEEEE TONIGHT and SATURDAY ILLIAM;' RUSSELL IN THE FDYIN ‘Six Feet Four” MUTT & WHITE Vaudeville FOUR—BIG PEATURING ME LOTTA & CO. GREATEST POSING A( SP TAL SCENER EIGHT—PEO IHREE—OTHER JRDAY, THREE SHOWS— JEF e ACTS—1I'OUR BIG ONES G-A SPECLAL 1" COMEDY FOX NEWS I ON THE STAGE TODAY! Y ILLUMINATION PLE—EIGIHT tle girl with the | his | al ¢ ur- | { { | i Unless burcaus of { woull | | ha s had n line of mai ity tion offic day pik righ 5 B 4 B G B 6 R R B | first The other four include ¥ symnasts, couple, test fered stor wonderful Thomas Meighan and Betty Compson, wonderful roles stands out adml“’flfl\ Keith v day is also on the bill. r is Chas. W. Petticoat = whos th ds in o Dotty C who offer a and al e. otherwise a seats are noted, these the theaters or other AT THE LYCE SMIRACLE MAN” AT PALAC Those who have not seen the *“Mir- acle Man” tonight served and on big shows at o'clock. more compliments photoplay this city. throughout vet at the Palace have nd Saturday to do so. be turday will Mir Man’ it been ucle iven that has vet 1t is nd is played actors “The [ of of Five portr for tonig thr o'clock and ! has then u atices attractions w n e hiy Russell and ha start h pit is demonst exe keop your tement. inter Will very capable i fins everywhere | peble af handling any | interpretation hy i husky ide without movie : role that chap. who stratting. icceaded in nton, otherwise 11 honest-to-zaod- will ‘please to the such a ci { utmost of acter t | theme { heap of | constr Some . 1ain vld be of pleasure in following its well ted” amy of the greatest critics i upon this picture as bei { hest example of a western ¢ | member that it was written san Gregory. It i fiving production and that the star the best interpreters i western cattle and mining men. There are many other fine reels on the pro gram. Mme. Lotta and company leads the vaudevilfe bill. Mme. Lotta has a group of six pose who most unigue and beautiful ‘hich has been hailed of Art) The Bething Be in comparison with this wor framed with a speciall nged set- ting of beauty und illuminated b novel electrical equipment. The act is under the supervision af William Austin, who for the past 30 years has been conceded by critics as the fore- | most producer of acts of this kind. It will be the biggest sensation that has vet appeared on the boards in Ne Britain. of its to roab you we: is onc of the carly inn the *\\ uties fade ful act but | Re- | it of- wonderful by & including their big udeville acts, changed yeste 1a part a clever in a musi JMeNulty, seats for formance are on sale now at the William screen, su Fox's e ht, w Feo for the remainder “Six-Feet western when riders were in evidenc and the sheriffs on the carried a hot iron, say that their colt had little chance of Tt is a fine Amer- dr: mystery tern t d ed to be taking a vacation. ma t TONIGHT and SATURDAY Have You Seen “The Miracle Man GREAT ! Tonight is Your Last Chance to Get a Reserved Seat. Don’t Miss This Wonderful Picture ! Minstrels' re and seven pretty classy in a pretty stage long Duo. ord and Reynolds and al novelt nd McManu: two <omedians. T the Sunday evening FOX'S THEATET Russell, the comet ire met with pop! theater vesterday, fa. when dramatic Four,” being featured o, lively, m) of the early agents and at ev they Justice our™ ama road Ay if side of that has an element hat will hold your I ervy per- The big head- Boyers' 1920 edition with minstrel minstrel setting. acts are of high qual- Goodri White s & a box the vor he bpeared for the first time in his la- production, at of this week sterious frontier masked ry turn- happen- and which is to of attention > Big Keith Vaudeville Acts -~z t» J 0> will th next and Wednesday Stroheim'’s ght wonderful and . “Blind [Tush utenant in the Austrian villain of the xtory goes to able resort in the Alps to prey womankind. Th he meets zaret Armstrong. wife of rzeon. Dr. Armstrong ioved wife, but sadly Armstrong males pects something worse ared and tortured wh ant lies to him. The buzzard in the form theme of the story. It is a love stor. w gripping portrayal of human p: sions, a thrilling adventure pic and a glorious scenic one with a won- derful surprise t th end that awill send you away aglow with happiness. It is the wonder-play of the season that will keep vour attention at hi pitch for two hours. You have ney seen anything like it S NEXT WEFK. be present week Mong ere e Tuesday wonder- army ashion- up Mar- amous a soul n the lieuten- ate of a love- man is the “THE EGG CRATE Charles Ray, in his The Egg Crate Wallop’ Lyceum yesterday before two larse @iences. Jess Willard might h taken a up frem Charles Ray trained for his big battle with Dempsey by wrestling egg crs Ray has the role of Jim IKelly, sistant 10 the village express A sum of money is my stolen from the express company safe and Jim is accused of the theit le thinks Dave Haskell, his sweetheart’s fathe person and leaves town to cover up. 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