New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1920, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1920. HUSBAND New Phase of of a Wife “put T had forzot- DING A Adele Garrison’s ! evelations frown Demanded and tone possible. Tried to Avoid stood atill bly uncertain ation cup of tea. ' po wardly 1 s ind passed ing her answer vith ithe number of lump: hod uncasy as to what 0. That her plined nature her to throw a to do sugar.” lemon in 1ps, vbout the 1 put a tty Kane ed two slice of s dainty depos for a long | F teac how to ymps of sUEAT UP to a ired in the steaming, f o cup to Rita tr \ppeared sin to n same 1k niyself slowly and had nothing prepared anot e fo her teacup, i in ppre- in tom post n my mind was Vwaiting Combat, anything was relleved red on hen s Two, please the other sid ke lemon, that 1 & n the most matt china and P glance qa m wrdoni quick all FENEE NP EEEEEEEEEEE ALACE, “HOUSE OF HITS.” TODAY AND WE DV Anita Stewart —IN— e Fighting Shepherdess DAY ITH VAUDEVILLE 7§ ENTERTAINERS , 20TH CENTURY MINSTRELS [B] [RPHY and LACHMAR MONDE Comedians The Musical .\llm‘r@ SKATING HAMILTONS THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY CATHERINE CALVERT IN “THE CAREER OF KATHERINE BUSH" EE@EEEE@E@@IEEEEEE}E "LYCEUM OUS PERFORMANCE SATURDAY “HOME OF MOVING PICTURE Matinee at 2:15 Evening at 7:15 Doors Open Half An Hour Earlier 15 TO 10515 P. M. ART.” OCTOBER 22 (FRIDAY) “THE BIRD OF (STAGEY PLAY) MATINEE AND EVENING. lor Lyceum Progeam Suspended Until Thursday Owing to HOOP-LA MINS SHOW PARADISE PR Rex Beach heSilver Horde” A Drama of Fighting NTONIO MORENO | \ Serlal of Col KEN MAGAZING AY umous Story . SATURDAY t< and Mighty Me LED MYSTERY " INCEUM NEWS Addition Excellent Bill Of buperior Vaudeville ENIC MINSTREL OVELTY REVUE P EOPLYE~S8 JUDGE and W HITE<Acrial Novelty THRENE NEwiia MORON and MURRK AY —Chan Extraordinary -:}%%%Efifi&’gfifl%E%E%E%@@@E%Mfi%%% &S ) A i nr.'f Dty St Scale of Prices MATINEY EVENING Ll Orchiestra Balcony, 50 Cents 30 Cents § Conts 28 Cents 17 Cents fromt &) : and | HEEER Enough exclaimed. to feed me sprant up, towering over me. of this tomfoolery!" *You didn’t send pap out of a bottle cages. 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So spill what you know." 1 leaned forward and spoke earnast. ly. for T had a sudden disinclination { to give utterance to the sordid things 1 knew. ave unpleasant both for you and for me to tell you those things. Won't you take my word that I know—your carly history and your true name?" HOOPING COUGH "—but helps IS IDEAL: For the Han The Best Cough Symp is Home-made. easy way to save $2, and ve the best cough remedy you ever tri e probably heard of this well- known plan of making cough syrup at home. But ve you ever used it? When you do, you will understand why vhousands of famil the world over, feel that they could hardly keep house without it. It's simple and cheap, but the way it takes hold of a cough will quickly earn it & permanent place in your home. Into a pint bottle, pour 2% ounces of Pinex; then add plain granufated sugar eyrup to fill up the pint. Or, if desired, use clarified. molasses, honey, or_ corn syrup instead of sugar syrup. Either way, it tastes good. mever spoils, and gives you a full pint of better cough remedy than you could buy ready-made for three times its cost. I Tt is really this home-m cough—usual scems to, T remedy conquers n 21 hours or less netrate through eve: hoarse or fts the phlezm. heals the mem- branes, and gives almost immediate re- lief. Splendid for throat tickle, hoarae- ness, croup, bronchitis and bronchial asthma. Pinex is a highly concentrated com- | pound of genuine Norwav pine extract, and has been used for gemerations for throat chest ailments To isappointment ask vour ounces of Pinex” with on’t aecept anvthing 1 to give absolute extis- oy refunded. The Pinex a It and avoid for HARTFORD. 1. H. Ili ARTHUR ] Present BILLY “HITS AND BITS” Vaudeville PARSONS’ . —Theatre — i HARTHORD. ‘Ii;\li.lll K:15. ALL THIS WEER $1.00, $1.00, K RSON SLIDING WATSON | 2 | | | \ul Mat. Sat. Mat. s$1.00 50c $2 S0¢ then you men- | “l warn you that it will be most | wonderful how quickly | Uniess otherwise noted. bercan of the theaters ANITA STEWART AT PALACE. The ¢ ime that comes wholly those wi (hese notices are written by the press or attractions with which they deal The va eville offerings include the McLinns 1 novelty horizontal bar turn. Nona Davis with . Howard and Perry in a laugh- black face act, and Pinley Rut- ‘!n"( and company in “The Wreng Road 1 little dramatic conception that is full of good, clean comedy and insuspe anticipate it is both t restingly portrayve rance of Anita “The F will be today s tedt lates vhie camera in which e theat The four very ted \WWhite's Enterta twer tury minetrels, fe 1 Americs foremost | Other asts include T Monde, and .\‘lu\]\h( Shne = dnesday. | features | i actio Manager Dean announces that be- ginning with next Mon matince ‘While New York Sleeps”, the mam- moth new Fox 1920 cinemeclodraama, will be presented. Ke by L tieth cen- la White, THURSDAY. program will day afternoon. L REYCEUM PROGRAM { regular Lycoum be resimed on Thus The pi night iltons the Murphy Lachma MAD KENNEDY AT FOX'S. Class distinctions and tne problems theretrom are s nd tomorrow, minstrel show irotto. ning Thursday, ch's owims being to the arise ! omic. Such is tr 2 The story, en for Silver will be the balance stocratic shown on the sor the |week Dynami v a ana | °f vehicle »d a three Gay e ox's yesterday af Witl intermar with the bourgeoisie, of Fanny O'Gorman compiica ¢ and homps ainst are broug Anténio Moreno f friends in ' at the Lyceum hich oper zage- oon. ristoc- § ! in the and Lord | rise imme- The ipulsive nny refuses recognize tradition when she in- vites her former associates of the Lon- don chorns to meet the group of Brit- “h notables congrerated at her his. toric home to pay their respects to the new Tady Bantock Th episode of the serial su- preme, “The Tarantula’s Trail” ‘Bride 13" is a distinct thrill from the opening scene until the final fade- away. A new » of as the o Bantock diately to “ \\’l' A P\ll\l" Then don’t overlook this one. One hundred and tdenty acres of land, well located, near wolley, State Road and Town and suitahly ded into tillage, pasture and ! wood. Wonderfal sct of farm buildings, finc orchard of five hundred trees. €ull sct of good farm tools, twenty go.«l cows, dandy pair of horses; in fact everything that goes with a real farm. Price right and good terms. ROBERT B. WHITE Real Estate 295 Main Street (l|m~lr, o a comedy the Fox ting, and . Auctioncer rst nalf of \ \ 4 Y a vt HC wk. 36 Inch Silk Pongee $3.00 Value $1.00 s A Lot of Fancy Silk Up to $3.00 Values $1.00 - 36 Inch Silk Poplin $2.00 Value $1.00 - Part Wool Plaids and Serges $2.00 Value $1.00 »~ 56 Inch Table Damask $1.50 Value | $1.00 Bleached Sheeting, Dlg@c]@@@@@@@@@m@@@@@@@@ EEEEE @@@m@ffl@@m@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@E@@J@E@Em@m@@m@ $1 Huck $1 $1 Quting 39c value. $1 36 Inch 39¢ Value. o1 ire program is suspended to- | played i Wednesday 4 Yards for .00 20c Value. .00 Turkish Towels » 39c¢ Value. .00 3 1-2 yards for 00 3 1-2 yards for .00 Murray entertain in a character com-* edy act. Those who have heard about “The Flame” and “Omar the Tentmaker or have seen thesc two plays by ard Walton Tully will hx, glad to learn i last half of the week. Other pictures are the Screen Magazine and Lyceum News. The management has engaged sev- oral players to present vaudeville the last half of the week. Leading off the program is a Scenic Minstrel Revuc | that famous play, “Bird of Par- with eight people. In addition Judge | adise”, is coming to the Lyceum for and W e appear in an aerial novel- | two performances, matinee and night, and Moran and October i i fi@fi@#@@@#@fi 'I'ODA\' AND TOMORROW Madge Kennedy —IN— £ “‘Strictly Confidential’’ = In New Britain 3,300 Wives are keeping some important tsou# u strictly confidential. See Madge Kenwedy reason why. 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