New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1920, Page 4

'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. MONDA 1 ihe intention of the ma 3 of Ifox's theater to bring to this ecity digestibility Whenever possible acts of this nature { ton contains a1 r percentaxe | if Hartford gets this act it will be fat it has a higl D lucky. There ave other tine acts on Salmon Chowder, ‘DELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF { 4 ' B :u“\» bill hui we know thal Primrose , 1 lrg 1‘,:‘,,“, Minstrels will appeal mest 16 vou e Revelations of a Wife | P N ’ L)), T [ 1 tahlespoon A masterpicce of Mauric v i) I 1-1 cap cooked peas. Alice Holcombe's Agitated Voice ; had stopped the car. stepped into it Etoken Butterfiy.iia, screen dramatl- hard-boiled the Telephone Affected Madge, | #19 in another minute was out into i* otherwise noted, these n otices arc written by the press ration o ’.\1....‘:».»_ Penelope IKnavp's i 1 cup sulmon. the roadway I am just zctting used burcaus ol the theaters or other attractions witk which they deal famous siory, now playing at the Pal e 3 g to the wonderful facility with which ace. Cut potato inte small ty settle upon my shoulders with | one can rands accomplished “The Broken DBu *is an in- he kitchen of her own home | onion. Boil in water, b's tidir of Alice Holcombe's § wh one d a purr zine an- tenscls human and orbing story Mary cook aily for a family | per and ketchu age swering (he direction ¢ P rgers, | which has lent S dily Lol trans- | S8 8 82 O e b ouent 1o ner| be tender il ere must be some new and terri- { and smiled at myself almost for- 3 formation to the the hoiling point add salmon. developmient in the Stockbridge ting that the car is ready for me The preluminary scenes in the rus- 61 she aonld notihave Deonl io my minut - . ged reaches of the anada woods, ent in her telephone calls. There t was Alice herself who answered g ¥ where meet for ths firs e the e an agreement beiween us telephone when, inside the hooth. handsome Moung composer 1 the = = = = B - i - neur’s directorial genius s he elt the old } en of fright and chemistry of 2, gained from | e2gs chopped. and peas. Season with study ur domestic science in a state ( ¥alt. Pour onte 4 broken crackers in v v. Consequently the advice ) tureen Serve very hot she offers i ppy combina theory and practice. recipe she | ‘ kitchen an andir of the | rcuche i ccount of the danger of ow ad finally secured the connection. c Sl lonely waif. Marcene. who has never A UTsel b ED Ol e v voic d have betraved her e known a friend, and who finds her | oo S Ty o Thiet tried out and | d communicate with each other | anxiety had not her words told nie. - ' 5 e true knight in the = admiring and | 205005 SE0 Sl i e, when TR urgent need, and | ° . yYou at last!™ she exclaimed. | 504 thoughtless musician: the gai-ty and (Copy 9 S0NNL AT under s cuise of friendly cas th a cateh in her voice | . ; : color of the carnival in the Itiviera. VIO Ve {oline Shie=and (0 > leaspoons Dakins vonder: alls upon each othe you think [ was. goinz to ’, 4 with ziin of the blue and sunlit| |, .coining scarcer than the proverbial | 1 cup milk, 1@ was wut o] vide ay all fall?’ T asked with purpose : . 5 Afediterranean: tiic shaded pathways |y on-g tooth, it behooves the house- | 1-2 teaspoon comtrition ness. 1 didn’t dare warn hen S 5 Pyt tramed by laurel and palm, and the ! poopey (o conserve her supply of Mix and sift sorry | forae e { to appear less agitated and hoped she £ : 3 ; smiling throng of meriymake on milk slowly. Add u sorry too, Ka replied, { Would take the hint from ray mar W £ 3 E ble stairways and cool quadran- The set £ doilies made of fine i ough there is no harni cone. be- | nel “How is school getting along? E > are happily contrived us flittin 1 pared oilcloth are very | in I asked yom bot 0 =o0n re you having that extra work yon 5 < St round for the saddened steps of | acti and inexpensive. and above | if 1 had not happened to speak |t t you would ha with which S { % f the remorseful compeser who cannot | 4 act .1 lex mutton bu it might have caused me a 1ol u 1 would you ot . . . rforget the dream Jove of happier days. | e first place, whether one | 1-4 cup carrot mince deal of tronble. You will try to [ sSwamped?” 3 . Other photloplays include # 1eW | wants to save her linen or not. these | 1-4 tup turnip minc Eiber hexl tie® wonihiou Katis “Wha she began in an aston- 3 S, S i episode of th n Mystery. sets save laundry. A damp cloth vab- 1-2 onion minced shed tone, cut the word short as my 5 <L § " the “Hall om Boy ' B ! bed over them daily keeps them spot- ablespoon butter. A Messa Left. meaning dawned upon her and re i S i comedy and the P: News | less and fresh. Small sized napkin iblespoon bucon fa oeh AT e et ered herself in really editable | £ - The big Keith vaudeville bill con- | in colors to corrcspond with the sten- 3 1-2 cups boiling wat S st e s e B T G on. I should say I have.” she : sists of four excellent acts of | ciling on the table doilies. are charm- 1 1-2 teaspoons salt | id with just the rizht touch of ir- o 2 cluss talent and features 5. Grad ing. and do away with many minutes . 10 peppercorn ritation in her manner, “and I'm at « . % . & Co., in a rural comedy Al th | spent in ironing dumask napkins. Trim off some of the rat and wipe my wits' end how to get evervthin B 3 Bridze™: other acts include { This is anly a small way to simplify reat with a wet cloth. Stuff and sew. done. If you could help me ‘out T : s S Lottie Walton. Frank Markle > a bit of one’s livinz arrangements, but | Put in the deep pan the meat that is would he' eternally grateful. Can't ' E banjo wizard and the “Parker | it surely counts as a labor saver and is { 1o be baked in the butter and bacom rust not. Katie,” [ said in my | ¥OU mum over this afternoon so 1 can . > # real comedian really a pleasant depariure from the | fai. When melted, add the vegetables Sl e e you about it?" N i e usual white table. | ar minutes. Add meat well was practically impossib the stressed note of the ) 3 ] b Menu for ‘Fomorrow ¢ 1 with flour. Pour over hos At s oniinafiiieal hee: word “this” and knew that to Alice ’ LOCAL BOY AT PALACE. Breakfast—lalves of ape frui ter an add salt and peppercorns. P el rion was urzent the biz vaudeville s fricd cornmeal mush. syrup. coffee ! Cover closely and cook threc hours walk. .I7 anvone asks for me A nm-! flashed to the conditions : » Palace for Thursday. Luncheon—=Sdlmon chowder. Saliy | Uncover for the last half ur bt hadl ot el home. and 1 ked at my watch 5 4 Che Shturdas is Uho . Lunn, orange marmalade. | cookir Remo meat from and 1 back in a few mir e amused laush, whish effectuaily counteracted ‘But, you ses, I {ry aw- ard next time. 1 no forget me nore =fore answering. Dinner would not 0 2 Four”’. one of the hest ai 13 Dinn Braised 1 of mutton, | Reduce liquor in pan to about 2 cuy be ready for another two hours, and i P tettes in vaudeville and late features | Mashed botatoes. canned peas. pine- | fuls and strain onto 2 tablespoons there yeally was nothing to call me A - of the Mippodrome. where they were | 2PPle salad. crackers and cheese, cof- | flour cooked together until brown. home, except the fact that every | 2 I big singing atuaction for two b Ma the stuffing of bread crumbs, R e o she had already | Member of my household would spec- - — ; vears. Jumes Carty, well . My Own Re . melted butter, hot water salt u‘“"' hed from her mind all com- [.Ulate upon the reason which had ) ? 0 local man. is appearinz with Alensdibeople Sutterly sandishelinepp er NI At e ey d me awav so suddenly. With | 3 5 Fous » ;h.'m..»\‘ o i ! ! Guite m».‘ G S o o 2 ful anticipation of Dic easing | . i - frank to admit lamb is more ¢ - water to 1 cup of bread crv <. ”;,:F,,T ,::‘,’H ! ,,[h"_;:;,’,l"_' 1 .~ni\rul” 4,, iz‘)‘m‘mvlm.. l»‘.lnul‘ ‘;”:S” —_— be it remembered that we 1 i Cooking is an art, bui dishwashing ik Rt the novice's enthusiasm far motor- FOX'S MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. CONCERT TONIGHT for this delicacy and are not sainin: ere chore. e i out At the door T il line Ritot TetEtliem S thinkl fhathTRdould as nourishing a food. Mutton rank prircona should delay me. “with [HPL Wit te Ui the earin the strests iy o s ne ADE CEHOSEN gnd take notice with his wonderful BY MUSICAL CLUB my own y in the house, T dxd not wish ¢ 5] ~ <7 st el . S el U S feals of horsemanship and other cow- BRE 52 5a5 ™ 254 boite. T loval Arus store with | €7 1 retnrned. “and vou be re: EQRIMASONICIRIANS e dstiennnn ILEREE: (oan S e S indproof booth was only a few | !0 80 out with me somewhere for z Youne ’\'“"1‘)" wish ¢ -‘“\’ en 2ndia The New ' Brit Mustcal club will % cay, and upon the receipt of | CUP Of ten. No excuses now S e e An e s Devel | have another of iis serics of popular q e 1 had decided to call |# thousund things to tell you al 1/ SEE_anedpin EXSEs i belo) mu es this evening at the Eiks' Flolcombe from there. I knew | MY trip. and there's nothing like s With the selection of David Young [ Well Lo stale that all advance club, when the following program will e had had a telephone installed | 2000 cup of tea to make one’s con- | o take ihe ieading male role in the | 8lve him & splendid review that would | 1, 1 vied out: i own home during the summer, | Yersation flow easily. So be ready|: - Temple benefit musical com- | 1o credit to : the older and | e 5% had no fear of the espionuze of | When I come.” ¥. “Oh, Oh Cindy.” at the lLyceum | Mole experienced’ screen stars. “The olena 5 fendly garrulous neighbor whose | 1 heard her little zasp of astonish-{eon March 2. 9 and 10th. the cast of | Last Straw® is a snappy western dra Mr. Klein { ment as T hung up the receiv ith- | princimals in complete. Mr. Young, a { Ma. a story of action about men of | . for Soprano hone Alice used 10 u 2 E Song Soprs out waiting for her assent or dissent. | veteran of the World war, was wound- action and in a place wheve acti 2 A Land of .Roses .. el Riego I HEA I ER An Engagement Made, : 3 B jans | @ relaxation. It relates th i 5 And as 1 started my, car in the direc- | ¢d while se1ving with the Canadians Miss Latham th a sudden thought raced | 1ion of Crest Haven | wondered f and was invalided back to Canada | @ young cattleman whose idea o Vielin y e e B e teps from the =zate, hurrjed v what new complication of thing where he was assigned to aid Havry { Was to keep thmss movin - Meditation from Th . Massenet i SN B pd to the side driveway where I | <hould find when 1 reached there, Lauder i e latter’s drive for funds | forcman of a rarch owned by a pret- @@@@@@@@@@@@@@[@@@@@@@@@@ imitator of ke Ereat Senteh come. | 1ied i1 from w relutive. ho has ample { 1 TN X dian and tourcd the country. He pos- { OPPOrtunity to display to adva i1 Mr. Stuhlman A SHOW BEYOND COMPARISON i g T e y e tenar voice and as | all his powers of horsemanship and | piinor i U T RN AT ERITTS comrmmous S&Y sesses . pleasin gtenar ice < ¢ ; L L Pianoforte i | tephen Craig, betrothed to Cindy, | Skill with the colt. [t is a fast mov- Episodcs of Childhood Days ORCH. 18 L30 40 which part is played by Miss Mary | ing clean. thoroughly western drama, ... De Sc 10.30 Williams, he will be given an excellent | the sort that will kecp you at str SRR | opportunity. Miss Marguerite Sengie, | aftention from the very start. @ Avria Madame Butterily, Pueccini | who starred a year ago ds the lead } Semons. parhaps you have heard of Un el di Vedremo in “Girls Will Be Girls.” has the in- { him and perhaps nof. ; Miss Clavk { wenue part. that of Blanch Blondina,. | With being the closest riv: 4P | vio for Piano, Violin and “Cello | known as “Goldy.” She too, has a | lin vet to make an appe: on the \u sercen. In “The Head Waiter.” Larry Nen Katie's voice familiar words jon 2s to lier memory, and as [ a bord du Ruissexu. op. 2 Fopleans voice. SR D B s Boisdeffre I addition to the regularv cast | ! an opportunity = G ONE Messrs. Hart, Anderson. Schauifler & there will be two special vaudeville ugh and ncedless lo say he \l?vs it from la Giconda ... Ponchiclli OF EXCELLENCE | teams. one of =irls and the other or e is an assemblage of short sub- « i Donna voung men. The latter has been se- | Jécts on the prozram including An- Mrs. Tutile iheaiea dna 15 compo of Merwin | tonio Moreno in *The Invisible Hand Tl ol e we ow erna- { There has at last arrived in New MON.—TUES.—WED. o A s i Srier i one anaencen o tini. who used fo be fhe comedian of | honest-to-goodness minstrel show 1 Company I 102d L. S Infantry dur- | with all the burnt cork. homes and ing the dark davs i hce, and | tamboes familiar in the big minstre (arence Anderson. Their vaudeville | Productions. Tt is no mediocre troup | 5] | 1em I Kknown o5 “The Three of entertainces that ron will see fu ThfereCWaS Nothing So Good Miss Sizne Peterson, well known as | the world famed black face boys tha or Congestion and Colds ‘ an elocutionist, has the part of I.e | backed up George—Primrose in the as Mustard 8 e ves hei o mood chance | duvs when the theatergoers of th But == i e i Q 7 R R the old-fashioned mustard- her chosen study. ) e "“’\‘vf‘("?‘lleL‘,‘:' Son i plaster burned and_ blistered while it Oihen membersiaie Seaualie el 87 0 L o e notedl enteriainer, ia|| acted Getthe reliefiand helpithat with her boys and acts as interlocu. | mustard plasters gave, without the the position her husbund oceupied pxasrerandwlthcut.the blister. minstrel frse part. Al of Musterole does it. "It is a clean, . white ointment, made with oil of mus- OrLOEY e { tard. It is scientifically prepared. so Q € 99 B i ppears 4l Fox “ater for the | bluckiace mume and If You WIT 190k | fhat'it works wonders, and yet does Laugh? Well—Just See e as raw first half of 1hi ! ¢ new find ?_\ sl ‘I’ 3 6 nOébll;tEl’ the tenderest skin. {in ihie nbmin oy been discov heatel you wi L = ently massage Musterole in with the s { cred by one of the Fox studio s ef men who have ive finger-tips. See how quicklyit bringsre- ,, Afl[mated [ tors performing reats of daring - | praise in theatrical circles the country lief—how speedily the pain disappears. premicr of Frnce. w | over. it is seldom that an organi- se Musterole for sore throat, bron. Cartoo“ : rvice during the World 3 1 is tale ’I~‘”‘l_‘\“”L‘-”“‘_“ chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, ade President Wilson sit up ! o3 secn in Ne sritain out it s i asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges- A T + g I ARR Y SEMONS tion. pleurisy, rheumatism, fumbago, “Ain’t Nature Wonderful?” pains and aches of the back or joints, 1@D@@D@@@@D@@@@@@@@@@@E@@@@[wmmmmmmammwm AEIEE The New Mix Rival in a Smashing Dramatic Thunderbolt. A Production Which Will Make Pulses Tingle EE FOX'S THEATER. . . o k Jones, the new Fox tilm sta G IEEEEE (&) ] ) ] blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). @ 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. =] 2] The Housc of Big Iits—Mats, Dailv, 15¢ and 11—Eyve’s, 28¢ and | In His Latest Comedy Hit “The Headwaiter’’ MILES OF OTHER Then laugh some more over that funniest of funny “STAR COMEDIES” 1 ] [} ] ] ] ] ][] ] SEEEE e o 4 § $ y MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESD Y An Extraordiy v Photoplay— MAURICE TOURNEUR'S | thtle Miss Charnty \ Porceful Drama of a \\(nm:ln'» Great Love, ADIUM. MYSTE 7 MALL ROOM BOYS PALACE NEWS @ | . S U : “The Aerlal Honeymoon 4—'Blg Kelth Vaudevdle Acts___4 5 GRAND Haflfflm tupendous Scenic Production Overflowing wi You'll know the worlfl better by seeing Uniyersal ‘Current Events” PARSONS’ THEATER ox’s Vaudeville SPECIAL ATTRACTION World Famed GEORGE PRIMROSE’S MINSTRELS \n Assemblage of the Best Minstrel alent, with MRS. GEO. PRIMROSE Other Big Ones You'll Be Surprised ] (] ] () o) ) ) ] o] ) ) ) ) ) { m%%%%%%%%%u%mma%; El Main Street. I'hone L | BU ESQUE Wholesome Laughter. SATTHE TOLL BRIDGES A RIOT‘ ¢ Innes and Ryan COMING TIIURSDAY OF FUN Real Top Votchers in Song and Jest. E@ ENRY B WALTHAL CTHE L AOTY rorns "lhp sl 000 OOODQIIS v L C —ine i With JAMES CARTS Other Vaudeville. “PALSE TACE I FIE LOCAL BOY & It's a Rich One ! ageviie 0 5 5 e 1 ) ) D ) 6 6 ) | VAUDEVILLE ’ xmm%m% FRERR A EE