New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1920, Page 4

ROM FILM FUN D FILM DRAMA Comedy. S0 West yound woman® was //fl('yfm age N \ v 7y Thurman's one plece bathing suit- was famous Dbelore Mayflower ensased her g Jor Alfon Dwon's productions. ny are the heroines of Im who have graduated the comedies to a place e more serious produc- T'his some of in the movies.. represents Betty Compson was a comedy fomboy when Direclor Tucker put her in"The Mirade Man” Adele Garrison’s New Phase of evelations of a Wife Man |, decided that he His Way. needed information.” Well, he got it!" Dicky countered © limousine in which | the vague fenrs of my . crystallige Into sharp Grantland's persistent the torn pleces of the planned h I had picked up when semblance of ine ped from Dicky's pock toxiention about the driv of the oth- for it was nothing elso | o car Whatever his rpose had ! officer had made With | been, sinisier or not, he had deliber- | assed quigkly in review . What menac hidden behind siekly in voung life ful Mrs. Lukens. s sereaming a protest that | deceived in the least by cinborately chatter, t of the closed car glid- | Iy. “1 never v fellow wake up | | | | | | 4 ately sought u, s 10 me It wn v orellef when Mrs. Lukens thowe came ek, wenring the wme air of | auiet cmetency H Everything Is all ready for Mrs. it up len'de the ong L] Graham she said and t is for- Inlled out blatantly | tunate that her room (s on the g pll me the way to the | tloo nn? in this cottag Now | know it would an ring him directly [ only disturb her to me e tonight 0othiew . . at | so 1l just cut along « of you { to show you where the room is and leaned out of the car round There ix only an attic upstairs name Guarland? then I'll get out of the way moniker,” the man re ly water; and Mandy will get you any 4t the Cedar Croft Golf | thing you need. For that matter, I leave the house until 1 know ! there's a fire in the kitchen are Ay . | v your kindne " The officer's volce Grantland replied “I thought 1'd seen you thoughtfulness which | 're Garland, you know ' led the woman to spare me the ordeal this villag But I'll Lof an introduction. Most women ‘ormation It's & block would have driven me to distraction ed his thumb back the | with fussiness. 1 felt that 1 should jome, “and a half-block | like Mrs Now get out of here i Maj * the man blessed the Gloria Swanson is another beauty who deserted the.beach fo become a star. Lukens immensely Grantland turned to began | who had been leaning ‘n. him through the md, Mal. Grantland. Is | of the tonneau r you?" Iluu can I help vou?" he asked was more than enough can walk,” I put in firmly, if ‘s mouth flew n.uul\...lm 1 was determined that 1 not be carried into my new Dicky forward talking Quick Results--Herald Classified Advts Unless otherwise noted, these not critten by the press Bureaus of the theaters or attractions with which they deal . N AT PALACE SUNDAY. break the hearts and sinews of men; | / If it is a genuine, tingling thrill | there is that red-blooded romance A ' you hunger for—some rare, red-blood- | and adventure of the great story 4 ed adventure cut in huge chunks from | right where it belongs, right where the flanks of like in the raw; spiced |-{t ix bred. It is a masterpiece of with romance and sprinkled through- | dramatic writing made into a mas- “HO! > OF HITS” out-with suspense, or, in plain words, | terpiece of photoplay. It opens in you are looking for the prize photo- | the arctic and it ends there after a play of the season, the one that has | succession of breathless, thrilling and STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT all the zip and '} (L’:‘:‘”h1;\1““\'|'l‘;:':l? unusual episodes that keep the pulse Il faintly I didn't » like w sack of wheat Some den ¢ about Mrs. Lukens ar around skilfully, | back had given me the impression of r minute was gone as vill conquering physical o had appeared « e Pl na L wka han ] nd turned to Dicky p ) he iwoutdiravel tellows met their | walked it her way id me."”" he sald in osten hot conls. Wl tones 1 suppose,” Dicky an iy “He certainly was one.” ene e the only n.lu~ nd,” Maj indontitable mvineible had been over red Nonsense!" Dicky returned, put ing his arm around me, but I pushed | away determinedly will not be earried,” 1 said pet it a lease xet and then give me both your riminedly Grant explanat AND MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY |-.m|~ 1 ean manage beautifully lean- -|.m requiescence to Bebe Daniels started her i career with the greatest of pie slingers — Charlie Chaplin Dicky obeyed my ex v bit sulkily, and after a minute or two of exhausted ut triumphant upon one of the beds ow labored effort, 1 san) r Mrs. Luken® “sun parlor fl’"fl?)@ G 500 200 B0 COPAIB, & U & < ) ) = w LANT WILLIAM RUSSELL N Slam Bang Jim” pcky Lover in a Mile-a-Minute € ody . TDEA" FOX NEWS typical Directed By Z'fh_athee?:lt;r .g DAV]D SMITH can be yours. Its VITAGRAPH j soft, pearly white ap- i pearance, free from all j blemishes, will be com- ll parable to the perfect i beauty of your skin and i complexionif you will u: 3] BARE MUTT & JEFL 4--Headliners--£ CHARLES & PPOTY BANDITY Gouraud's HARTFORD. Orlenfal Cream “CAPT. SWIFT” FER AUDEVILLE & LEONARD JOUN HARRIGAN “THE OPENING WEEK DREW AND CAMPBELL'S 1920-21 EDITION “TheLiberty Girls” T—RBIG SMASHING PARTS—7 SUNDAY NIGHT — EARL WILLIAMS IN RESERVED S TS FOR SUNDAY ON SALE NOW AND AT THE PALACE STORE SUNDAY ALL D4Y. elaborate | day and Wednesday when “The Cour- | and unexpected climax. B his hetuddied brain ing on you age of Marg> O'Doone” will be shown As an added attraction for Sunday = - = e to the trapsx, Graham,” at the Palace theater. it Earle Williams will be scen in ' v and Wednesday includes four ~evt K present da_- novelists It has been ! excellent acts featuring “The Tooter- N | made into a big special production | ville Tooters,” seven rubes in a com- UNCH i Berlin Depot. - and Pauline Starke. It is a big. dra- AT FOX'S. 2 matic, fighting photoplay story. The | Willlam Russell closes his engage- > fiw@'@"@'fi‘fii&fi 25 5 38 1 arena of action is that most thrilling, | ment at Fox's tonight in “Slam Bang | vigorous and romantic of all the ;Jim. It is a picture that has realiy world’s stages, the wild, white wastes | lived up 1o the reputation that came fights and the long lonely trails that e will offer the two usual or rather two unusual features, Buck Jones in “Forbidden Trails” and Pauline Fred- Western picture, full of 1 and exciting moments and ing horsemanshiy lenzth of time. It is frankly a melo~ drama of the higher class. In it Pauline Frederick assumes the role secure medical aid and comfort for her invalic father. The adaption was made b Edfrid A Bingham and In addition to the two features there will be two comedies as well as the Gaumon: News. looked for so vainly, pounding an . anticipation whetted as irantiand interposed with in- ‘The Courage of Marge O'Doone . Swift, at the by Vitagraph with a star cast of well | cdy musical offering. . 2w i of the frozen north. ahead of it. It has proven to be one | e There i primitive men, gritty and | of those delightful comedics full of ' w | B | 1cautiful women. men fighting against | “Pep,” cxciting climaxes, romance r; | and od clean comedy. erick in “*Th2 Paliser C A novel like he Paliser Case” of an impoverished singer who mar- william Parke directed the produc- Beginning on Monday the feature { be satisfied on Sunday, Monday, Tues- | it sweeps along to a swift smashing Albert E sm't l:‘:‘\ ‘\\'r:l‘(f*norh_\;“:'!:n'l‘l‘(‘;i‘ ut.‘\-,-\:—]’l:»'ug; Keith vaudeville for Monday, IC SANITARY T 10 D known pl headed by Niles Welch i e v I—\U F) E \/I LLL the elements, man against man, bear CaRata G avirine Manapes Dein Forbiddec« Trail is a could not remain unscreened for any ries an old roue, Monty Paliser, 1o HOPKINS & SON. N " tion. ““The Woman AUGUST “THE FO) IN T SUNDAY, GAUMON FSDAY, WEDNESDAY Al FARIIARR IN “THE WOMAN AND pporting cast including the Rose Dione and the celebrated famons " h Spanish dancer, SHBBLLVTGRVLLLIGDBEHRT i | i Filllam Fox o il supre 1 of the first episode september 5th. ,g FOX ENTERTAINMENTS Lo dededodod 2ot o dotedototeto o8 -fi##fiil MONDEY — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY EDDIE POLO HALL ROOM BOYS -Keith Vaudeville Acts- —With— ‘THE TOOTERVILLE TOOTERS" 7 Rubes in a Comedy Musical Offering Lake Compounce BAND CONCERT Every Sunday Afternoon REGULAR DINNERS Dancing, Wednesday and Saturday All the Attractions Which Amuse PIERCE & NORTON, Props. picture at Fox's will be and the TPuppet” with Geraldine Farrar in the stellar role. Miss Far- rar is supported by an all star t including the famous French actr Madame Rose Dione and the well kwown Spanish dancer Cristina Per- eda. tiesides “The Woman and the Pup- pet” two comedies will also be pre- sented, “His Wife's Husband” and “Slipping Feet” as well as a Chester Outing and the Fox News. WITH JACK CONWAY. VAUDEVILLE. STENOG}APHY an TYPEWRITING Private Lessons Gix H. C. WHEE 489 P »