New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1920, Page 4

lm:xmwr and Peter Cooper. an \.|.1’ man who serves as the connectin MY HEART anp MY HUSBAND | ' srierln onc gy e ] X gether in one happy semiily | Four Keith vaudeville acts will a’so he on the bill. featured by the Mo- \DELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF . AT \ Lo e Revelations of a Wife | SIS . 151 A S - All This Week Prices on our entire stock How Madge veteran of the Army ought to know « 1t M have been reduced for this 21st ‘ontrived to anagce something abo i aid o e . hel Sxtacion e L e e ‘“‘:]‘“ =5 otherwise noted, these notices are written by the press Annual Sale—every garment an Situation ¥ caution when | saw him throwing | hureaus ot the theaters or other otio ix s A g ; e “ome carl was but the work of a minute or | the water +with such vigor as :o S attraction L which they deal , 1 coxceptional value. Come carly for Alfred Durkee and me (0| saturate my little friend's night dre I CE G e R ; turday is the last day. v his mother up to her room. We! Inside the minute I had named I prowess. but at the me Bet Upon the.beti, whose thrown- | wis buek with & pangent. vestasative | . The Lyceam < 1o the people of Ume brovides him with opportuni- / 158 by . y bedelothing and rumpled pillow | which | & upon the chair by the | he cily the St bIll of the sea- 1108 10 cxpress his histrlonic talen [ red that she had been in it befove i bedside. ready to wdminister it ihe |00 Tor the first ‘three days of the The Play is rich in adventure = and ¢ / / prlng ul s ing her nocturnal journey down ! first sccond 1 saw that Mrs. Durkee | SC¢K. The popular Marie Doro in i >:I the action is crowded with | ; ) stairs. My little neighbor had | was able 1o swallow. Then I took the| | veive-Ten” is the firesniouics e his audience | | e s e e Iy tHrouzh the swiftly mov- niceties that reflect their char- a Hght kimono thrown over her| water basin from Docky's hands, : % ing scenes. The many various phases tue kitchen Qf ' r, they surely ssort- st into dainty high-heeled slippers ! cofrec nes in the kitehen?" 1t wityanyphoteplay thusfranilesa e Co i peaa iRl \‘1“\ W Si ‘(“. i > \ -”xu (s ("x‘nnl [ 1 Acttheyare SUC R Aeor e kind she always affects. asked, remembering his justitiabie | ""“""“I“ AL A T R e T T o, Ch e ‘”l-““‘““ el dake ment that win your praise and g . ¢ S > 4 rector, Herbert Breno it S ec are depicted i E 2Is of [ of four adults. She brought to he 5 B i Q0K at those!" Alfred groaned N { pride in his coffee-makim e | e pon wih i dis-hping melodrama { Kitchen an understanding of tho vlease your pocketbook. — See RIS P ShE GoR N ond : e e guished ess und screen o 3 0 3 2 uline exasperation o wondar fishall ‘need somie hot, strons coffee j i S fine. SERERS SO SCrecn he Invisible Hand” is nearing | chemistry of cooking, sained from ! stumbled. And whatever took re. -And what did Dr. Gibson say? il > . 3 i Gl the fourteenth episode be- | study of domestic science in a state 3 > - cast of amusement ro 3 stic s fown those stairs? What shall [ He'll be here as soon as he cun |40l teRst e . : H’ [‘ presented today. It has_ proven | university. Consequently the advicl egouers. s grea picture is 2 3 or S ¢ surrounded by a vaudeville bill of ;'.‘l‘ e ]'(Tl L B G b s comblntion Che reautiful Chester Out- | theory and = practice cery recipa . four big s apte P i 3 act he water, please, and Dicky his|out too often here not to know where | 00 0 M_‘_ . X ”'-‘]'“ erests’ jpg” alw interesting, will be seen | she gives is her own, lirst tried out honed for Dr. Gibson I was|itis. I'll have some for you pronto ™ | {0 OpKeY b 'l_i),”"“"‘- " “‘l act which e 1f of this week as well [and served at her family table. b e R e 2 . S booked for an early showing at as the Fox News from all o 1 B = 920, N. B htening the litile Pognn feet e e ey et ae g shondnegia iy v]n; Fox News from all over the (Copyright, 1920, N. 1. A.) W in a moment the cause of sk 5 5 K, 1S world. Turn on the hot water heater.” fhe headline ihere axe> , L ERoDinE S Oneiios SR C el S ROl ch salC oy i he Dpriad | e headliner. . There are 24 monkey Four acts of refined vaudeville will | Sometimes in spite of one o freshly g ready swollen nearly double| ot/ 6 SHEE el mead sl heiBo “-'”NII is on the sfage be prese afterndon and evening. | ironed garment will bear traces of a 4 We feature a complete line 3 < P : arc sta ec U] during the act. The monkeys per- Thoese : e o Al | ¢ e arera She evidently ha Y . s pe rese ar de as special | s scorch. always < ity A caving & . i Bl eviflently mad trippad Fen SU Sens SR TIT on Sl R S SnkeEiben rl‘( — lm include a peci; G ey s alway e iu)u” of wearing apparel, - including her high heels, tried to savc ot it ready.” | Harry . Puck e 3 ik ull_ulrol .:» h]n:: On™ in a musical mve to n-hmlv'hl a 1.\; ving v'l“”' shocs for mo women, and o arry - uck, = voungster entitled “On Board Walk at . - | wearing, but a vellow mark is unsight- : ¢ oa alk at At ' boys: women's suits, dresses, ery story of the most baf- tdress, while her bare feet were Do 'von think vou could find the | cter. 1t was absolutely no them today. you—some water? And thef get out his car and run over And et as for coffee, I've helped AlIr root it vou can and her foot had been twisted | " 1! 5 8 Al right. Leave it to vour uncle.” | so Foail s RE 3 : her. Whether or not there i ot tET Beave 1 (0 vorv uikin | sonz writer is on the bill and he will City ‘Jimmie Logue will admix an | I3, fo say ihe least. and something proken bones or simply @ nasty | IS, 2lled b recrily, and 1 IRING {play and sing his latest song hits. exhibition of difficult jugeling with a | mUst be done n, I, of course, could not tell un- 1€ one did more 0 compose Alfre. He will win immediate favor P little bit of nonsens 3 p E If the scorch is not deep all evi- physician came=—infleed, had no | o.ikee than anvthing else could have | the. Lyceun audiences. The plorers™ in “The Brazilian Jungle” | dence of it may be removed by plac- to determine. dm'l“, s ;‘!“’,”"‘, Bs mothet ‘['.“;"" wicks, offer a song and dance num- suggest endless opportunities for, ing the gurment in the sunshine. 1 ‘REDIT that is convenicnt and confidential is ofiered you T ang W that this scizure of hers| her Ghiisib e & ; 5 . R e S 3 N e o e B B G ure of hersiber which is bound to please. Hvans Ethioptan humor wnd Dougherty & | managed to seorch the frent of a sport hec e T T e i B eabicin) o e e ] had done something months of active fand Sidney in *“The Painter and Dougherty will minzle songs, patter | Waist the other day when I was iron- Bl ad Struishiened her body I campaigning had not achieved—made Jact which is written for quncing and danein ing it. 1 put the waist in a supny Edasing tiBid | for ihe ’“;,w”._li him panic stricken a nervous| purposes only will complete the bill S window and presto—in an hour or so 1 g ts werful | (4o orei: : © P MARY PICKFORD AT PALACE. | —the stain had disappeared ke ;lx’m ; S ‘Th(‘] EeRY ”('e';“’ The ven delicately celored clothes ced them beneath her nostrils : el | R 2 ; St et U wiihout aas . hen Alfred retarned. maniite.] Witer Kept up a minute or two longer V Manhattan Knight" founded! ford, is playing in her second very | Stind this treatment without addition- f : a trail of water dripping over ) AN brought back my little friend tofon the novel. “Find th¢ Woman” own photoplay, “The Hoodlum,” at| 2 fading. Cover all excent the spot & consciousness. 'She moaned with puain|from the fluent pen of Gelett Bur- the Palace. Critics have agreed that | “ith @ dark cloth to protect the sar- If and the rug—I bad cheiba i 58 Sire S Taysiof thels = & e Nin] .5 she opened her eves, amd then in|Eess, opened at Fox's theater this this is her best produstion. Mise Pick. | Ment fon IHgiraNGlo L IS = her hands while I dashed the A 3 N g the next second shivered. afternoon and will continue throug g rte. ar ] 5 e o 7 iac, s gh. ford is supvorted by an all-star cast, s : Sy mlo\h;;nl‘:‘t“t:;‘ el ol ol i An = marmured Handt Ti tomoriow and Wed. e and vlaying cpposite her in the lead. | | Bl - pEiEREe 200 TRUMBULL.ST., HARTFORD £ e Ky QW som i g The star a R N & s i racon, graham gems, coffee. - saw that something must be done im- The star of this swi 5 v role > e g et = sy [ we worked we heard the door s 1 s e Mol ftly — moving male role is Kenneth Harlan, who Luncheon—Creamed potatoes, cold TWEEN ASYLUM AND PRATT STREETS. = mediately about the soaked night}Story of New York life is Goorge quite popular in this city some and elose downstains and step. Walsh, the Ing L meat, bread and butter, jelly. walnut ST e dounslel [ dress. alsh, the smiling athlete who is back. as a local stock star. e s&fll !;I"Afl_o er moment { - «prink this,” T commanded. putting | F#Pidly winning the millions of mo- Srsin! At j“‘f’k“‘e OOM:{ the pungent restorative to her lips. tion | picture enthusiasts throughout ""w"n‘ o asae ““]‘1"“‘ Yol “Oh. I can’t,” she said plaintively, | the country. e captiousness evidently sub-} .yoy must,” T returned with de He is supported by an exception- d or eliminated sion, and by sheer force of will T put |41V well balanced It un- i i | ;\'c r‘nly plLu-v here just a min-{ ¢ gown her. Then T turned to Alfred (l'()llht(.s(ll{ is one of the best mystery | ements where she is temporarily lo- | oopoei€) WORER o TS 100 OF ¢ , : sa|(, up(-ncxlkm_\ mouth 0§ upring me a pair of scissors and that | STOTICS bresented in this city this sea- | cated with her father witile he Writes | pam. At cortain times of the year et 15 priakt. the wator | [EITE T 8 e o sevsore .t | e e Lo at s iam ' b and waiists, and men’s ts and coats. Ask us. WE CLOTHE THE WHOLE FAMILY hand chafing and the coid o O el S i e A ogk s W | pudding, : SAIDy Eurhe indenecay i Dinne iled ham, Martinique mouey and lusury : an ddaniah | By e S con e e ter of the milliona ander Gu- |y thrie, Miss Pickford's station in life | e e suddenly switches to that of the teon- Nome women who have lots of un- §i Durkee's face, reflected thatfy i e aliany "oX production of \cquiring the knack of becoming a | on ham for meat. Whother boiled, | =1 Ton! What are vou going to do?" es ell known story is full of FoiTs e s g LORaysComes for Miss Pickford. | paked, fried or broiled, han deli- ;| she asked as he hurried to the bedside |, "0 o® U COTEES S VeI Ioias £ wecks ShicilasRdevslonsiialifeions Banilinounishing ST herclistno with the articles for which 1 had [ 38 2hd amusing incidents which are | Bowers walk of acute sw 3 : t works up into such tooth- rouhles asked. thoroughly well handled by the star | sortment of clothing i att | s ’ an S “T11 make Dicky buy vou a new “"{\.a’, - “'Il“")]"“] B the nifty Creighen sireet Four Padding: Soothed —— one T snid cheertully, “hecause e | n Wiy 4 the Dero of the story, is| with envy, and « knowledse of sling cop Eugar at vineing, and his pe that would make her Iifth Avenue cup cream of wheat. This is No. 5 of dseries of advertisements, prepared by a competent physician, explaining how certain diseases which attack the air sages—such as Pneumonia, Influenza, Whoop- iag Cough, Measles or even a long continued Cold—often leave these organs in an inflamed, congested state, thus affording a gown when she pushed my hand awax 5 e T o S TR ot R favorable foothold for invading germs. And how Vick's Vapo- with unexpected strength. 35k 305 400 407 40 {0 15 455 3% 158 300 S0 {0 L3h 5k 158 108 S0 20k 0% {35 400 OF ¥ 48 4O | wmall picces. AMix - \itl beaten Rub may be of value in this condition. “Why, Madge Graham!” she said egg yolks. Add remaining ingr — - indienan (v iRgTlisits one gdrny, Dost o Sl s and fold in stiffly beaten whites. . 3 —ALL W gowns. I couldn't ‘buy one like it fo . 38 | Buke in two layvers in buttered and A cold is simply an inflamma- | and relieve the cough. In addi- . 8:15—Mats. Wed. and sat. |2520 "“u‘:""fie §sboud v Can s o g | Moured cake pans. ke from pans | tion of some part of the air pas-|tion, the medicinal ingredients J. MacGregor and William | T felt 1tke shaking her, but T saw | 30 & while hot and put together with hard | sages—throat, larynx or bronchial | of Vicks are vaporized by the e e = gauce. Serve warm with the follow- | 1, phes just like a sore is an in-}body heat. These vapors are Moore Patch Present that carrying my point would only et 1 r 1 . 3 skin. breathed 11 ht long, thus THE HOUSE OF BIG HITS flammation of the skin. A long | breathed in all nig . mean a scene which would asitate 1 -ornstarch S BT ‘THE her: ftherefore, with a shrug of mv continued cold means constant | bringing the medication to bear Whole peppercor 1 EmEART shoners sl mmec ol ‘ inflammation and this constant | directly upon the inflamed areas. “Bring me some heavy Turkish 1 tablespoon butter. Pl : equentlv weakens = 2 1 SHOP” towels,” T said. “T'll stnff them under 1 nflammation frequentl; Vicks should be rubbed in over the soaked portions of the gown. That 1 ST o 2 Graioilover A% apoRub_ will aid nature to clear small bit of Vicks the size of a pa. night in cold water ash thorough- up that inflammation. Because L] fo ly and trim off hard skin near end of Vicks acts locally by stimulation Samples to new users will be £ pone ot o “l‘l'“"l' Rk “'”’\ colt | thru the skin to draw out the|senc free on request to The Vick B e B inflammation, attract the blood | Chemical Company, 235 Broad e 1o 10-pour ham. Turn nway from the congested spots|Street, Greensboro, N. C. teaspoon vanill th 5 3 et e n TACfuE pasals o U ¥ 1the throat and chest until the poc to $2.00—Wed. Mat, c will have to do until the docte [ 2% ing. Let ham coul in water. T . take from water nd emove s . - 3% ST Quarter onion, stick full of cloves and 30c Your peppercorns. Put ham in a roaster, 60c Jissolve corn starch in a little cold 0—Sat. Mat. 50c to $1.50. comes.” % & ‘ ’ 2 | 1ean side down, cut gashes in fat and | $1.20 G L | put in the pieces of onien. Sprinkle 2 vapoRub @ with fine cracker erumbs and bake an & BT e O e i More Than 17 Million Jars Used Yearly water and stir into svrup. Cook until [ dDecome an easy point of attack | g "Ll G ey spread on 15 5[] ) ] i 6 ) ) ) i o 1 Why shouldn’t the iare All Star Cast Including thick and add butter and vanilla. This forinvading germs of more serious thiekly and covered witht hat | R TR R T T mad? Evervbody else is. KENNETH HARLAN makes a very rich pudding. The pud- diseases. A ‘‘cold that hangson,” flannel cloths. Leave the cloth- (Former Local Stock Star) _t'o:\l:miIvtul:\sr:):‘lcw(t,:\r?‘\'\rnr!v-,(;\‘ \\"&;I!’\PV W‘:‘r" formance one of the hest he has| tutor weep. cup walnuts. n L C Tt et e e 1 tne|Eiven in his successful career as a| Aming Amy's acquaintances in the Sy . Tajeam, 25c. ever. . Sam g’ ress ) s is the | Fox star. 1 i ry, a2 et oS v S| [ Risht dress off v el : tenements are Dish Lowry, a little 3 cup stale bread crumbs, e . v way d presents him at the peak of his) chap with snagsle teeth and ingrown Siweh of salt I T had the scissors at the neck of the B £5 H : "",h\\;"” - ST 5 s wnd yolks of cggs scpi- ding may he baked in a deep pan and g A T served with whipped cream -herefore, is simply naturc’s red ing loose around the neck and the Boiled Ham. ag milhciatmg U;‘*? _there s}y 3 clothes arranged in the form 10 or 1z-pound h: it elow,”” and this warning G T 1 nnlmn. POEES it 'h:)‘:ll‘lglie)vc‘:‘ o :c Hested > | of a funnel so t}}e vapors arising = 8 : may be freely inhaled. If the Whole cloves g 2 Al 3 1 Nightly applications of Vick's cotigh is annoying, swallow a B O 0 B ool oY) ERRGE BB BER Y o] HOUSE OF EXCELLENCE Foday—Tomorrow—Wednesday MATINEE AND EVENING WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Geo. Wals TN A Manhatfen Knight”’ ovelty meclodrama adapted for the screen from the popular novel. nd the Woman.' px’s Supreme Vaudeville® —Big, Quality Acts—d4L-2 Jimmy Logue Admixing Non-ense With Jugsling The Explorers IN “THE BRAZILIAN JUNGLE” Dougherty and Dougherty Minglin S Talkir Dane and Merriment MARY Curle 7z hand has some open dates in Address 166 Main St., Advt BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the ® bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find | & Yl quick relief through taking them. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a e vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. They act gently but firmly on the rYs ') bowels and liver, stimuiating them to I W L =3 natural action, clearing the blood. and purifying the entire system. They do \ Photoplay dirccted by Herbert Brennon, one of the greatest {‘gfi‘gfi‘;};gfi‘;},’gi‘lfw,,;,{j;‘g;’:;,"i“?; artists of his time, that will hold you with a grip of steel and every nighi for a week and note the Dlcasingieflect N Qe and Scaiies FOUR BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE ACTS Matinees— i el . Main Strect. Phone 1026-C Harry Puck rehestra o 20080 Balcony, 600 Seats at [ 1 America’s Youngest Song Write RO RN |»‘u-.l'“:l:i_' e L BURLESQUE The Man Who Wrote “Carolina Sunshine.” THEY'LL LIKE MARY! Orchest © Baleony 200 % ) The Pedwicks Max Spicgel's Masterpicee THE BIGGEST AND BEST PHOTOIL OF HER ENTIRE CAREEF - =z TONIGHT TUESDAY AND W 10—Different—10 MARY PICKFORD Char You Have Never Seen! (] ] ) ) ) ) ) ] ) ) ) e ] ) 7 o0 GHBBUGEEEEBEEBTOC BB = (1] =3 = ] - i E: (5] > a BEEGEEE BN BREEHIE IR touch your heart strings. 1 * 0! e —with— THE MORANO JAPS & Vaudeville Changed Thursday Py PRICES: 20 o ROLLING ON the Atlantic City Board Walk” Episode “The Invisible Hand™: 11th Episode Chester Ou COMEDIES THAT ARE FUNNY POX NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD RS. FRL, SAT., BLANCHE SWRIT, iu “FIGHTING CRESSY” 18 o ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ] ) ) ) 5 ) o ) ) o BEHGE Snappy Songs and Dances 2 o v 2| Abe Reynolds’ A T NeXt WEEK Henry B' waltha" n The fiflnfessmn y : nan‘dfil‘::‘::g\S\i"g.“e)n Act That Would Make Highly Endorsed by CARDIN AL O'CONNELL, 1 BISHOP NILAN the Sphinx Lauzh & vt = Revue DON'T MISS THIS GREAT BILL HRBRERVBEVFL VBV H LGB BHBHE Wi b Himsctr Spicgel Beauty Che © 3 N Gloooonoooooonnooo