New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 16

Adele Garrison’s New Phase of ' - . . "‘ Ll ' " It is so mucl ctical to buy your clothes on liberal it Revelations of a Wife o = L'{\' ';'.l'!,' o e e cae ek e o 20 D 80 o Ao DING A HUSBAND Vfl nflflfi[f‘gi "an | The Sensible Way To Buy Clothes 1 f ll [l =_'c =AVa L —7 R 4 to pay for them a little each week as you get paid. And your wardrobe < o ~ £ - - ~ B w < - can be more extensive, for a little cach weke will completly cloth you. Our credit plan is convenient and confidential. 1t is for your convenience. o Pather's I hung my hat and coat inh the Unless otherwise these notices are written by the press e e it yable, 0f | Wuromms of (A theaters o crher atiractions wilh which they ace Stunning Stylish Suits and Dresses casy chairs before it I had Jjus P S t hall. when my father | thrown open the ld of the big “keep- | PALACE THEATER. All of the very latest styles in the newest of materials and colors are And there o | make trunk.,” which had been my Dave Sced, remembered by those {0 be found in the large assortment of Suits and Dresscs we are showing. Rare values, hard to daplicate, await your pection. for the ¢ that any one 1o | mothe and which Mother Graham | who saw him at the Palace a few ke had futilely caveted to hold linens | months as the best comedia e are from long exper and blankets for our southern trip, | ™ . i median they p momber of the fum- | when my father's low knock sounded | ever saw in vaudeville, will play a | i N ) irnham, tired with | on the door I rose and admitted | return en ment at the Palac 1 : S 1 $ o e ourney. had, | him, sllonth. knowing that i T had | again next Moudav. Tuesday Dresses as low as $7.98 Suits as low as $29.75 Junior In her room called permission to him to ente Wednesday in “An Heir for a Night," ¢ long e sound | Mather Graham wounld have heard | @ musical comedy with pretty girls § p ciner flends of the | erated declaration that she never | bill of four Keith v s s g W . pe, while Dicky was | heard anything after she once went to | how ing at the p re- 3 3 Smart Summer Waists of soft cool materials, in a host of styles. ing somewhere either | sleep maMder of the week Each and § . A T o prasias Sy e g my father had given His gnze went at once to the open | every act is highly entertaining and y now candescended | trunk. I heard him catch his breath | they make bill everyone will . . or in the big one, | sharply d he went toward it almost | like. “The O'Gorman Girls” in g Attrachve Sk[rts which he wshared | with the look of a sleep walker upon | a variety of singing and dancing with his face and stood looking down into | their playing of cornets and trom- - Summer Skirts in all of the popular sport colors. The always- it the packet flash- | its depths. T followed hin oss the | bo are one of the real hits of the > popular accordion is among them. fways with him, un room and put my hand upon his arm il Henry and | dley, a clever e e e he | A e e R s OWENMOORE Jj iy Men! Your Summer Suit Is Here! r things, father dear?” I asked. indi- | comedian, will keep you in roars with “PICCADI YJIM' { his SESPEEROIEEioNs | 01 ¥ BSOPIY Light-woight Summer Suits in dressy biue serge, in fancy mixtures directly, dear.” he | cuting numerous tied packages of my funny k around a bit own belongings which filled the top of n in a railroad depot, and Evans amused tenderness | the big receptacle. I felt that i and Wilson are well liked with their - AT THE LYCEUM. . aml cool browns and greens. Ail styles, sizes and fabrics for men of all o stalrs, It 1% his | would be better for him to occupy his | excellent singing and talking skit. The zes and builds. Very reasonably priced. make the rounds of | hands than to stand thus gazing down | big photoplay feature offers Dorothy ok to the fastenings | as If the thing below him were an | Dalton, the Paramount star, in “The | Week. Also Mack Sennett’s comedy, | " . d window before he | gpen grave. Lady of Re tte.” Other films in- | “Let Go." “The Woman M b T II U m L k o B S It Ia the only touch “Of course, child,” he answered, | clude Jack Dempsey in a new chaps ' with Arline Pretty, chapter No others e S ey Ire ur oys uits aharactor, and one | coming back to himself with an evi- | ter of * levil Jack,” a screaming | @ 2 '\(. week Owen Moore and And mothers ought to know. Stylish serviceable Snits from even that. His ex- | gent star And for the next few min- [ Mack Sennett comedy, “Let 'Er Go,” Bunny will be seen in “'Picca $9.50 up America and else utes we worked hurriedly, but meth- | and 1t Pathe Weekly showing very | dilly Jim™; also Harold Llovd, Mon- = . urent of his country’s | odically, transferring the bundles that | interestir scenes of war.stricken | day, Tuesday and Wednesday only. have made him | filled the top of the big trunk to a Ypres, Belgium: the celebration of . e g Sfioes and Hats To Go Witb me New Sait i%, cautions where | temporary resting place upon the be the Poles in Warsaw, Russia, and AT FONX Better get a New Hat and a New Pair of Shoes to go with the ordinary pursaits When the last layer had been 1 other national and foreign curremt o ne g moved I plucked from its place a big | events. e T RO AY e s footsteps receds | sheet of brown wrapping paper which - — tence passed upon Bill Lark by his —— r of the hause there | had separated m¥ own thinngs from LYCEUM THEATER. enemy, Jim Pemberton, who has won nd . thought which | the Mt Id bairclath trunk of my on a gamble, and Bill accepts it with- de mo grip tightly | mother, which I always kept for su(- Constance Talmadge in “The the stalrs. Wuw it | ety in the bottom of the bigger one, | Velled Adventure” can be seen at the | out a demur. B he being more | and which she had packed for me | 1ccum Friday and rday of this There, in a nutshell, is the live H > pal? Jis progress | with her mementoes in the days of = opening situation of “The Twins of - _n AR - or. Was perhaps | her last fliness : : 5 = e Draper obsessing As 1 did mo I shot a furtive FaseT S Creth i s nowanlilam rox mine? frightened look at my father, for [ photodrama which opened a threc el new hat 1o must luvo many men || [P ALLACIE [ ensssement at roxs tneuie Hartford, Conn. agother with a lit- es of this ancient box, little bigger yesterday. hake. If I didn't | than a suit cuse of today, which my A beaatiful Prizma is also shown upon my imagina- | mother prized so highly, and in NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY as well as Mutt and Jeff in “The Pri- vimly, I should be | which she always kept her most prec- AND WEDNESDAY vate Detective:” another comedy, r's ovil beauty in | lous thing RETURN ENGAGEMENT “Home Sweet Home.” and the pm * or on every For one tense moment he stood si- News with its world’s happenir = hastened to throw | lent Then with a swift movement he The vaudeville part of the program | FOR PROMPT SERVIC door and turn on | stooped, snatched the little trunk up is of exceptionally good quality. The KY ROOF C rightness and the | In hiw arms as If it had been a living fun is started by Halson and Knapp, R LEAKY TOILET. familiar furniture | thing, and turned away from me varm 0 puls "ol | blic)-facaoomeiians) wilio ALWAYS = HIGH PRICES WILT BEFORE OUR off the thought of | toward the tabl GREAT r . » put the entire audience in the best 7 N PHON y -lr'rlulv;ll .uwl{'u - But ; had ..;m:m a glimpse of his —in of humor f what Tfollows Then pes that will last preparations for | face. It was that of one who sees a comes Miss Dolly Farlardo, who |a lifetime, All kinds of Plumbin, - » vision nA H 2 f Ngh ” - . 3 > e, E i "~ - might well call herself the peculiar | and repair work a specialty. n Heir for @ Night™ |, micie wen gl ot the veciine weeping [conoms A Bridal Bouquet style of an act all her own. Mark GOOD WORK AND PROMP'T = o 676 Main St., Next to Beaver St. cycles. With Music and Pretty Giuis and Josephine are one of those irre- S OUR MOTTO. ’ % T‘ Twenty Minutes of Laughter sistible pair who caught the audience FVF on their first entrance and held it un- . N} o x EVESD T their exit. TheoThree Marielis 0o | J« Edward Erwin \ I Car . = some wonderfyl work on their uni- W For These Perfectly Stunning 1 TWINS OF SUFFERING CREEK." TODAY—SATURDAY HARTFORD i sh This / et e e story of a man who was given but five days to live Three—Shows Saturday—Three B e ety e —————— icme g bovs o swerr o s ||| Dorothy A Real Dramatic Event A T FOX VAUDEVILLE Dalton st e T e 1 SN worh 4—Headliners—4 JAMES CORMICAN - DOLLY FARDARDO NEW BRITAIN’S FAVORITE ACTOR JEPHIN E THE THREE MARTELS “The Lady Of ' £ e galespe it RWAND... “Peck’s Bad Girl” Red Butte” CORMICAN PLAYERS SALE! M IN THE OPENING BILL OF THE STOCK SEASON Here is one of the mump ceneramions ||| e () PARLOR, BEDROOM J| [z WITH AN ALL STAR CAST. E ' ing you footwear at POX B NTERTAINMENTS, 4-Fine Keith Vaudeville AND BATH | i . M, for - Acts-4 el stance are strikingly beautiful Patent ~ A The Funniest Farce Comedy in Years -l Oxford: eved Louis 3 0'Gorman Girls | EVENINGS 25¢ to T5¢ MATINEES 25c and 50c heel and ::0;81 ;le!nder vr‘;n‘li,mrh.d Y ANS AN D Wi aoN | Subscription Sale and Seats for First Week Now on :: ‘oo-:lvser'y le 'l;" ": = ‘."": $4.95, and ich - - ol i 3 1C] BRI RESOWNING Telephone and Mail Orders Reoeived et bl Mg f‘: “yms7_u'.l““p";°b This "hl'. HENRY AND BRADLEY s em Sure!—They're ! special for one week only. L5 Dainty, Patent Hoerel) S dbire Openirg Numbe UNUSUAL Electrics to Y Q\ Foel 1527 e tentind TONIGHT AND SATURDAY season at $6.85. While CONSTANCE TALMADGH Two O’clock FEATURE Francis Street IN CPHE VEILED ADVENTURE nerTs comepy | § SUKNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT ¢§ e PR ET ’ER GO” AT . ':"t-’-mv; M-: :‘:s-ss b . Dwen Moore l ok y Lasgeal Shoe Betalers o the Wori Orer 208 Shras 300 S~ eorge Bunny PHILHARMONIC BAND oF New BRITAIN - New Britain Store 324 Main St. y NEAR R. R. CROSSING ggl?) I]I-:Xogll)M,’ ‘ @] E. J. Lynch, Bandmaster I_N"_c_l'fl'!il "" . STORE OPEN MONDAY AND SATU RDAY EVENINGE