New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1920, Page 4

she said, glancing around nervous ’m;.\n] as it is illustrated by t “There hasn’t been a soul within ear- ternational News, Only by seeing this IY HEART AND MY HUSBAND | | ™ i o soins| D) O “A blizzard? B e s gresTesT away before anyone olse comges. Now. can ac ADELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF || ten ere is 0 »~§had bees v We should worry” " Ray So.% which is prochaimed : ARTH ¢ ¢ putting the enclosuves into the enve- y the funniest act in vaudeville, = - lopes and wrapping both up while 1 { B ——-Clzstcrfield ! convinced the audience this afternoon evelations o a e f N kinz. “If you have no spe- that the offering is well worthy of 1he e on for keeping it [ would ik ET ’er blow. An cxciling t s It onc is ‘-uin,m( with a we S = to take these things home and study rt, it would he best to keep aw e, art, o s yarn, a good fire, the “sat- sl htlaie an s Atior How combe my honest conviction concern- iGNl en o Tor hoiaa T am isfy smoke,” and you're fixed nughter. sters, in cap- sed Al " Whe's Spivits ing the missives T held in my hand{ {5 get rid of the louthsome thing: z 5 tivating songs and dances: King and hat do you think?" Alice} and I dreaded the task i iatiea for the evening. And, mind ! ntric and novel Comedia mbe's voice, broken. trembling.§ “What do I think?" [ repeated I put the packet into the insidé P : you, the “satisfy”” blend can’t besides u showing of other picturss b o faintly in my s that at | slowly. I think they are a part of | ;ocket of my motor coat und buttoned be cop;ed_ that's why only which udes Jester comedy eoccnpicd as 1 was with the s scheme of that “Business Before the flap over it. S 5 s el e o A Bridasror whatevar i et iont i s ) Chesterfields can *“satisfy. N actier T RS 1 me. it d not S > s o himself to entrap us in1ol on the 4 S ot these - than my subconsciot f some 3 ssion damaging to Mr. | hings except over my dead khody." i “OH OH CINDY" CAST lS: aither second or two, t ver, | Stockbridg He is trying first one od that she had spoken to me, i and then the other of us, and is utte Startled Tnto Calmness ) REHEARSING NIGHTLY 1 also that she was in an agony | 1y unscrupulous. of course. i his{ “But why in the world” she per- tience Loshooigmyisordiot. methods sisted. after we had summoned Mrs — S 7 = use lonzer to pretend that | “How derermine ate to con-{ \wynne. pald our check =and . svere i| a8 wes in the envelopes might be{ vict Kenneth!™ s il with a dittle | walking down the path, “would that 3 The casi of principals who will F: A GREAT N innocnous advertisements. 1t{ shiver . | in Sihm fhe vl mch G, Cr R produce “Oh! Oh! Cindy.” the musi SPECTACTLAR 3 flimsicst sort of subter- They are quite mad’ on the sub-| ments with which to frighten me? ,; 1l comedy for the benefit of the | 3 PHOTO PLAY b hos 7 Me 1-| jeet, it seems to me.” 1 returned, “and Masonic Temple building fund ut the | | 1 4 their very desperation makes me feel | we nll had tea together that day—oh! ; ; : el e el R s been completed. as has e | ips Test f e more encouraged over Mr. Stock-| v dear, do you suppose— horu hd 1] foll Y fi m thz Jas momem <he S, ne e ollowing B S . 2 SU suppose he’s got hold of the fact that = CIGARETTES S‘/# Lyceum theater on March §, 9 o o The greatest vet rroduced. bridge’s prospe than any othe: 3 s . ol wiolently f use KALPHOand observe itsmag- haven't a strong case when they arc I suppose nothing!®” 1 said sharp-|{ \\w_\: ;qnd .\rwvmak\)\ir £00d Dprog: e £ 3 away. in the treatment of nervens: | cploving such far-fetehed mear fonlidlnst cehed ooutin - - - Pt e S e R g 8§l 17'S WONDERFUL, POW- '“’".?m:éml.m':e:&'u"::m Y. | this” words the thing I knew was trem- . Willians, e S SES A @ BRFUL, IMPRESSIVE & exhaw adach Oh, do you really think so FHer t pline on her lips. Tt was a supposi- 5 : L e vos | B rovavTic, 1 KALEHO =acts on 2 52 2 5 - memory, etc. wves lizhted with such jovous reliof | yjon so horrible that once voiced if | BAP NS PR IRES e | T ST im, nerves, musclesand blood cells o 1 g : i wocoout nerve tisies sad ts fo 5 s d 1 had uttered the b would alwavs remain a horrid mem- { prano, Miss ble to all mental workers. Con- words, in which. | am afraid, I did § 1y with both of us. no matter how Stephen ¢ ohltllhlmhbvlfmu::dr\:'- not have much faith myse But it{ things turned om Andlraladv § 5 Pocid Soan uggists $1.00. Refuse substitutes. | is awrul (o feel that there is SOMEONC | oy o stop exercising yvour imagina- ' I 1 eTencaNO oo lisan L ot ai Crowel's Drue store. | WAIBINE you all the time.” she 8dded | ion any farther. Thip man is simp! 4 \ b 6 SR ug Stere | jespondently trring to frighten us i everr way he J T o Ll L, i ; : rt 7 Grateful Permission (i sl e e e 7' ) /'2) Oa > S R = . e 1 O AND Hanfnrn “Of course it s, but I am confident | corfing all sorts of traps for us. 17| = = s e , it won't be long.” I responded With{ vouni brace up T'll reward you after | . 4 A. Timbrell. | a ace ¢ | far more conviction than I felt: *And ; treet. Phone 1026 we get into the car by relating to you . aturday, I *s rival. Ha Unless otherwise noted, these notices are written by the press now. briskly, “suppose we bundlz | > mti B S e T fornd on v ices : S ¥ Has Been Secured by the = URLESQUE these things up and get eut of here e iedl A Bhnan burcaus of the theaters or other attractions witls which they deal rdinand Gotrox. produccr. bari- b — us Dicky would say, ‘while the R L s e N o John A. I ¥ H A RIOT | ting's good G e ‘What do you mean?’ she ex- 1OX'S THEAT give an entirely new viewpoint from { 1iobinson Crusoc. dary hereo, | t OF FUN 1 purposely put in the banal Htlle{ saimed, and T saw with relief that I| ~rpe Moonshine Trail” & six part l which to view a question that is time- | APraham AVitkiy | 5 auotation. feeling that anything Wasj pag sartled her out of her panic, <o dustion. stareing Svivia Bremer | I and momentous. Comedy. news and | Mildved -* Clail s Niclson. worthy of use if it took her mindj,rougniy diverted her mind that shel ang an all star cast is the feature pic- { Several other short subjects are on the | Bae Itoslyn and Gracie Marti And Will Be Shown on Next from the subject that was OSSITt all obability would not refer o e I e in. | progrum, including Pearl White, Mutt § lies show girls known as “The bi \ TUE s LOO0,000 DO“S S e i e B t tur t Fox's theat for the remain- ; P Four,” Misses Iisic Loomis. Agnes | TONDAY. TUESDAY in ta the horrible idea which had| der of the week. 1t is a most human | & JCif and the weekiy Prizma natural AND WEDNESDAY. MAR, 1, 2 1 : ' little smile, dead almost before it we P S s e e e 5 5 acted in a | color picture. IFox's vaudeville offers | Puncanson. Jeanve Blair and Marie ¢ It’s a Rich One ! | fas A and appealing tale, well acted in | ek '] in Connection With the Regulac horn . { before. ! wonderful s&ting which includes in | 8 ils featt tet “The Old Homestead X E VAUDEVILLB “You are right about this place. he should mol even think of it| the opening' scenes the Kentueky | 17w quartet of national reputa- Aplionso Verdis 1y Weston and LYCEUM = ain until after [ had deposited her{ hills at the moonshiner’s still, later | nd one New B n folks | Itex Lambert. v le team known CLASSIC VAUDEVILLE E@EEE@@EEE@E@@@@EE]@@@ hiepidoor, Mipromised fiasself cilm.feolne) olosai onk CIE BiTD e stiney| SR b i Tmond \ND PICTURE PROGRAM ikins, Clarence Anderson and John | o all the way home I ket up a ) Story and action might well be the { S E i WITHOUT TS. DAILY 15c-11c. EVENINGS. 28¢-17¢ unning description of the encounters | €Xperience of any maid cven in the o PALACE TH - iss ANY ADVANCE IN PRIC had bad with the man svhom XAlice | ¢ity of New Britain ylvia B r | Alisterious happenings intrizue, xpy & = o knew as Hambridge., 1 as Bridgeham, umes the role of a Kentucly girl, | Plotting. U-boat outrages. love. war | 4 S e R Yy COER (A T hut whose real name T had found out | ¥ acestars have all been moon | 21d Victorsorthese aro ¢ fedients 5 % ; = ; 5 BUOMT 01 A RACE.” was from Mis. Ticer is Jake Wilsey. i rain the time her great | oo 0% 5 o S oot sl »pasation for than t Of course, T suppressed all mention | £ ther crossed the Rlue e ) GG T i At 8 oday.” © Mis paration for han two > Without any sans of support after | feature L Walt Hulda J . ! and employ the services i of Harry Underwood. toned the recital ) &/l t S0 o hatine the | ™Mian isinow a ‘e Palace - {] of the best scenario writers, most down as to the menacing aspe very thought of illicit stills and every- | Lauis Joseph Vance is: hor of the competent actors. clever divectors he man, and dwelt langely upon the | (130 "o hected with them, she de- b Yory, which is a second series of ex- | - and most cfficient photographers aspects of Mrs. Ticer's| iiGey 10 go to the city in search of | Ploits involvh that fascinating | : i| that could be secured and, n onlforinim MAmAdlTTelt asaTiEs s bl e ot e el el ahinTacler 1 Lone Woli and addition. it has been supplied with Alice and drove toward home and | moonshine. In the city the girl meets | Which appeared serially in the Satur- | a descriptive music score, com- an—to whom 1 was anxious 10| ang falls in love with @ city chap. o Kvening Post. The screen version powed by Joseph Breil. who wrote | show the contents of the brown pape fine fellow but a lover of o zood time. | ©ifers the most ciaboratc i the famous accompaniments for i package—that [ had effectually | The Kentucky maid discovers thay | ment that coold be devised. particu- he Birth of a Nati diverted her mind. her sweethear ictim of the curse | “'"'-‘] 2”y“l‘> ““1’-i e Ttlerance T An) ausinented o e e el on home 1e'story is of too intricate a plot to | g SRtee - A LR e mit of fuil d TS fiiin ot < : o comks 85 5 spedid o e ks . smns o S s musical feature. dreamis of the future = ed Jonger a criminal, but an allied iotel- Mics tieviclior ity 5 5 drama i the story of . of = < : | ligence ofticer. is on 1} 1 | d 2 fizht, both moral and physical. tl n the trail of a no- | i ¢ ,S she puts up to save her sweetheart | 1OFIOUS Prusvian spy named Eckstrom. democracy. ¢f brotherhood. It FRI SAT. A SHOW BEYOND COMPARISON ‘The Girl From Nowhere”’ th Cleo Madison and Wilfred Lucas—A Powerful Drama of the Northwest. from ultimate ruin is sufticient to stir | Who is responsible for the death of i] foncus She ' iviory | Of | WeME i the pulse of the most hardened and | 1€ Digh seus. the boat is torpedoed by SENcERCRE Tram e Jnsden ot : and the 1one Walf, cast into | e ) Eden to the dawn of peace in the = | the sea, is picked up by the subm . then gx foMn L nine present vear of our Lord. It is PARSONS-’ THEATEP | v He discovers the secret base of | SINter Mary cooks daily Y Y one of the most graphic histories B submarines near Martl S four adults. She to 1] of the world ever presented for the Thurs ‘-Fl’i --Sat HARTFORD. 5 ers w secret mes cn- | Kitehe i ;"y*“_‘”'“"'. . h‘m"“ enlightcoment and entertainment . % 5 t Bim by w miysterious 1 GoKms IS of the people. Perhaps no great beautitul girl; gets into vork of | domestic nce 1 aie photoplay has ever been prepared 11 [ & Niehes me Tonight at $:15 by Dlisus and tnallygauceedsiin inis , on ’r.' i h, e (-\[:'n?:.lx:lo‘ prithimone fearnest cane; more Ile: wtinee Saturda Sote D ey SEip R B recipe | | torical research, more truth and ! RO NDEWAESTS his portra e Lone Wolf is she gives is her own. first tried out | | £ager -effort for dramatic effect T * and served ey family table. than ““THIZ BIRTH OF 3 RACE.” y 5 ‘| No lover of unusual pictures [ 8] 8] = o o =] (8] 8] O O] = ) O] = E ) O m O 0 =] (8] O = ‘Thriller of 'Thrillc L | masterny “THE vious creations for Anderson is leading ! - o UNKNOWN Sonan nd e o e T g i really the | | should miss the opportun M | ; Lon Chaney makes o most despicabic | knowle of \in lnws of chemus- sceing this production, | villain. The subinarine anes. aro | try. . The recipe for te amounts mosphere af mystery, tense : - | chemist SUSPENSe are evie es Of the remark- Every food hus elements that met in =237 s YAt S able divection of Irvin V. Willar and in ways en oiher food. producing the supcrevision of Mr. Ince ehemical chay 5. The action of sour ral { | The big Keith Vaudeviile bill con- | mi nd soda i u simple example. ! | sists of four exceller ts und feat- | Soda is an alkali and when brou in ! ures. the “Elm City Four vaude | contact with sour milk. which is ville's best singing quartet and late | @cid. the alkali neutralizes the acid. { Niv Big At~ of Pulsating [ | feature of ihe New York Hippodrome | 1N any dish that a cook prepare MONDAY Human Seatiment with An Al for two solid vears. James Carty, a | Some such change takes place, st Cast, i former local boy is with the act and | ing always a phys s many friends should _see him on | nearly alw v chem > his t professional viFt to N As o chemist must know h P 66 ; TONIG T —FIRL—S\T, | Britain. Three other sood acts wre | substance will act on another, so m e r's Ie | fon the biln . coc now how one food will act endleton’s Oregon Round Up “Let 'er Buck.” hi Indians and Cowboys in hair raising and dare- cevil Stunts. er Comedy, “Business Before Pleasure™ — But You'll Give Up Business to Enjoy This. A Classy Show! See IC Suret e on another. - alth v ram- e Mexican Earthquake all its horror, pictured in detail hy The Interna- tional News. LYCEUM THEATER. i1y depends o Another show which is beyond Menu for Tomorrow, ever mance dues the ro- unchecn—Kedger stewed iom: MUTT AND tinder of the wec The entire pro- | toes. whole wheat popovers. marma- | i The Punniest | . ! gran both in vaudeville and pictures, | lade, tea 1 y World a top-notch order and, furthees | Dinner—=Sirloin steak. mashed pot- | Premler Clemenceau | AU 0s a lengthy one, toes, brussels sprouts, hearts of lot- Girl from Nowhe five. tuee, sponge cake pudiing, coffc pWE[fi?IE “FalseFaces” ‘ | -Tl.?““f‘f‘j"\‘f"”{?i'»' i | GOLDIN lassic Vaudewille “TLL SAY 50" Funniest Act in Vaudeville You'll Say So Too. HUDSON SISTERS Captivating Songs and Dances ING AND DUKE Eccentric and Novel Comedy. The Season's Most Sensa- 1 B 10 ordinary Wateh These Last Thrilli a. g and vet the story Clhapters i S L 5 pod thut ey S Tl SVLASTIG e Greatest to New York With the e ek s ; 2 ihm Snbmarine. . ; * talile strad ions of ' < cup whole 10 a boil & good s srup ! ~ill be t1 tields sl when oce: i < s = - 2 : rse pieces. AMeit butter ir s —With— GG e ” v i cake. With the New York “'l'l'”' | °K 5 “f sauce pan. add milk. rice, white of 3 “or strawberry jam s Puddi Whole Wheat Popovers, an still can Four 1 CITY FOUR? | oiimis mhiehtoniel it s be master i ¢ thi his i i S hai With James Carty. formerty LS EEA R i ST R 1 jam and line a - of this ¢ty Ind g 8 melt L i sipoat on GROUCT TIRIO i spoun iaelted but - and flou and salt togethe % OTHER FINE ACTS j actually v 3 ix salt and flour wity ¢ Whe ~ald m i slowly penr onto e i Add milk making a | mixture. ing constantly. Pour S 1 cd Scats Suaday on ture i the i * devastation | sw h batts > until light | custard over cake and bake in a slow G ST S u by 17 at earthe 3| and add to misture. i melted but- | oven till set. ahout 30 minutes. 4 is, ter and beat 2 minutesy our into hot Any apple windfall now. Sully realized T the t @ buttered zem < v fllake 30 min- MARY. u@@@mm@@@u@fij@@mm o8 R = ) E S D D E Packed House Last Night Will Play to Standing Room. o 51 [ ) ) ) o) o ) o) ) ) 5 ) ] ALREAL SMITHS ® i/