New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1920, Page 4

NEW BKITAIN DAILY nexalD, WEDNESDAY, OUCIUBEKR 13, 1920, he Veiled Myster: is also featur- | is a Scenic Minstrel Revue of "lzh'; character comedy act. £Z? = d this week. The Screen Magazine | people: Judge and White, aeriul nov-| “The Bird of Paradise” Richard D N A = < and Lyceum News is provided as an | elty: Irene Newell, singing nomn-: Welton Tully's play comes to the N1 { 8 mal part of the program. There | dienne, and Moran and Murray in a | Lyceum Friday nizht. October 22 —— Adele Garrison’s New Phase of evelations of a Wife N Waccricd & ARCE S/T’ig P M negative wer irl facing me seized ipor Vi PALACE THURSDAY. jthe picture of which so much has A wore used of v, Friday and Saturdayd been hear xllll"n. ted men and womne adge . R Sy pssisigg > oln. the nhysical marvel 3 m her Hos as ¢ : He " "X < ceptionall bl with excellent he & who gained prominence hred on A} ¢ Keith vaude a- | b al of “Tarzan of the Poulined - e Givn 1 more recently by his work hawer to her vie « Hees slacikmai he' Cwreor ¢ ~ tn]in * he Mighty nd “Elmo ars ' | K . 1 has the leading role der Crimson Skies'—the part of the captain of a tramp schooner plying the southern seas The methods of vamps, detectives fizhting police, gangsters, and deni- zens of the slums on one hand, and millionaires. show gir cent busi- = ness men and other substantial citi- Calvert, onc |zens which compose the population | women on the |of New York. the world's greatest include | metropolis, are faithfully portrayed iy. “Don’t in “While New' York Sleeps,” a earfull o vou and the z Oland in a | screen melodrama which will open won't forget in a hurry o . N The W aas oA I 3] A . y LY, “hin little blackmail zam ey e e HMIIHIIIIIIIllllllllIIIillllllllIlll|I||lMH“IIHllilllHiIImllllllmlfllllI|IflllmllH"lllllIlllfllllllmlllmIlllllllIlllllmlHIHIIIIIHIHIIII v volce was pitched o vd—I've got the wi rrds v of the week contains four fine | clude the Fox Ne Mutt and Jeff D she saw, I think « econd or two, which seer s th Mary Kurty & Co., in a “The Brave Toreador” and Charlic » whe needed to play o | myv cves and 1 1t fairly nauseated a of musical cor s T ockers, in.fé cntire chbange of the vaudevilie no longor But that | the venomous andacity f the womni |, 2ling . and Green- Ao adylid e Chote me i That she should dare iolfJey & IDrdyton:ioor and dan _ ‘The multitude of American women who suffer terribly day after day blo to lower my voice terly false! For there was ENEREY LYCEUM PROGRAM TOMORROW. and)earafter}earfrom ills peculiar totheir sex is almo:tbeyond belief, hade my cnunclation y triendship with Hugh Gran AT FOX'S. The reguiar Lyceum program will —yet there is hardly a town or hamlet in the United States wherein n vsuad land which my hushand did not knc | ) ¢ i (oniehtiRiper(orm L sl Mo et Dl some woman,and often many, do not reside who have been restored have nothing but my | suspicion which he aiready held t has proven one o et Gt el to health from someof the worst forms of female ills,and oftenavoided st ROW: LR WS- | he vy, acty et Loy snappiest, livellest comedies that has | 1@ Minatrel show by Aziz Grotto. operations by taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com d tions will not be waslomathiixisicH Rrown had | o seen here on the screen for| ftex Beach's famous story. “The B ) g Lydia L. s veg ¢ ompound. * dnys R b= penthility o ; o N . ime Silver Horde,” will be the feature pic- o . "} do mot fancy o o s st L | St il i These Two Women Tell of Their Experience. fou "'|"»‘ Aty Dol St iiba bt i P ton ffering at Fox's will be E the week, starting tomorrow matince. Carroliton, Ky.—“1 suffered almmf Onalaska, Wis.—“Every month I - e Mo dril i bl i » “Under Crimson Skies,” ' Antonio Moreno in the serial picture, two vears with female w I had such pains in my back and lower Wise > whip hand, indeed. 1¢ Dick g ’ —— = — could not walk any djstan de part of stomach I could not lie in bed. the last oame T @0 | sort of man te belleve SR fi . . 4 take an\'e\emleeatauwlthflutres(m" 1 suflorgzl so it seemed as though I tadnly did not intend | would ut If I swept the fioor or did any kind of would die,and I was not regular either. m eontm\"r" ) r Rises to the Occasion work it would bring my sickness on. T suffered fora vear and was unfit todo i —deapite tha 184t 1hat s b 2 I was weak and languid, had noenergy, my housework. could only wash dishes vand and T had parted in anger—I E and life was a misery to me. T was once in a while. I read an advertise- E Anderson felt my heart glow with the absolut under the care of a good physician for ment of what Lydia E. Pinkham’s *surance that Dicky would no more several months and tried other reme- Vegetable Compound had done for ST X \ «o-:::uz:w—;:mc:; W nomous as a sas v word of this stnff ab » 1o the Dickybird and give S ] unforiunate for you. the confirmation [[or [ [ e ]] = 1i By e o ":""‘y""" pejany thing Rita “':,‘1' n ? “HOUSE OF HITS.” . dies. I had read of Lydia E. Pinkham’s other women and decided to tryit. It r of Violin !"";“”:“H"NI“_‘:"“ Corpimpddmpiinimsd | : Vegetable Compound and decided to surely did wonders for me. I have H el it P the an s mod ved TONIGHT ANFTA STEWART GOOD VAUDEVILLE try it. After taking twelve bottles I no pains now and can do my own 1 voal Prof iy ssat. R tieed hev found myself much improved and I housework without any trouble at all. with 2dy® . £ took six more. I have never had any I will always praise your medicine as Y have & the simile of a THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY more trouble in that respect since. 1 1do not believe there is a doctor that \me 4 imes,” [ =aid. ELINORE GLYN'S FAMOUS STORY have done all kinds of work and at can do as much good for female weak- REFOMD. ool I think 1 shs -lny;l |l|l- now present am an attendant at a_ State ness as can Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- I shall play my trump carc ere it B ]%u:mtal and am écelml{r fine. blI Ehall t?ble %ompou.ld 8l:d yoi\:] ;may;;so . ) h alwaysrecommend your VegetableCom- these facts as a testimon: — Mrs. LORLALe. AL\ PRFBct livesty ilograll The Career Of Katherme Bus poun ”—Lu.uA\:’]YnAnr,HHSomh 6th Lester E. WARNER, R. 1, Box 69, Present my husband anything vou please “It Street, Carrollton, K Y. Onalaska, Wis. BILLY WATSON cerning me. It ho were so gullible as — WITH— \ RILLY k to bellove” you—which he is nol—t Thousands of Such Letters Prove the Curative Value of A ND BlTS" l And T am going straight from here to “ the Paige household to lay before yandeville querading under an assumed namne MACK SENNETT COMEDY . Y ) AT C 9| that your real name is Lichnowsky, = 9 SO N s your father’s Aaron; that he fa'an i 9 honest, hard-working Hester Street [13 : eatre-— huckster, that you are so ashamed of It ’ on ° " ARSON a1 them all the facts—that you are mas- your origin that you have let your poor old parents belleve you dead for 5- 4\”‘ T'“" WEEK | yoars. There are other sordid details 3 ; ] of your personal history which are ea en coming to mo by mail, but T thiak { these will suffice. When they have F 3 : learned the lie you have lived all those years, they will know how much cre- . WARNER OLAND dence to give to the vile things you P have told Leila. Alfred Purkee, eTHE THIRD EYE” lur (lu- entire o especially, ought to appreciate the tpleplmm- orders ulu . | touches )nu gave :hm Mnr) . GOOOOBD BOVOBOBOBBHH b KEITH LYCEUM =z & @ Vaudeville A MARY KURTY & CO. OUS PERFORMANCE SATURDAY 2:15 TO 10:15 P. M. “HOME OF MOVING PICTURE ART.” el & ORR and HAGER GREENLEY and DRAYTON O('I‘OBER 22 (FRIDAY) * 3 ) OF PAI 2 : . CLOCKERS (STAGE PLAY) MATINEE AN" l-\ X THE CLO! Lyceum Program Suspended Until Tlllleu) Owing o HOOP-LA MINSTREL SHOW Our Price Policy To every purchaser of a REQ automobile—whether a passenger car or a speed wagon—we will give as- surance that if, between the date of purchase and April 1st, 1921, there shall be any reduction in the price of that particular model, we shall cheerfully refund the amount of such reduction. This is not to be interpreted as meaning that we have any present plan to reduce prices shortly after that date. RSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Rex Beach's Famows Story heSilver Horde” A Drama of Fighting Fists and Mighty Men NIO MORENO in “THE VEILED MYSTERY" A Serfal of Countless Surprise< PEN MAGAZINE LYCEUM NEWS e Addition Extrnordinary MADGE KENNEDY —IN— Excellent Bill Of 5 & ..Stricty Confidential” You may buy a REO automobile now, therefore, with full assurance that you will be paying no more for it than you would have to pay next spring. At the same time you will have the enjoyment of your new car during the entire Fall and Winter sea- son. ‘ [ FEEROSRGRHGHHE k® THE TARANTULA'S TR NL” 1 ! 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