New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1920, Page 4

turf smoke whe 1t will also serve ¢ity the noted an Irish secured th Trish out- | and the vdor of the e enrtain rise Vs W 5 o wdvanta Gatts of most his country theater pla irrounded his young musually heing Charles Lawrence Larry Me i the M was in th Ahbey tar with « at s players Mo iy rmar Daniel Thoma re writien hy the press | e with which they deal Wednesdony of this coming week it will be given with one of the castx of player druma. T Irish 1ifo s Umo t | O'Brien 1. Gillen Murphy RTS OF ERIN" Erin"” with ita fun, itsa merry haracters, will Parsons’ theater, lona; Tuesday s hen | Cu ry wealth colloens bo the finest — ALACE roof its v in an dri SUNDAY The Palace pular Sur nday th two medi ind 1) “Hidden " Danger ] T will wtrayal of scen et that « th .flfi###fi@@#@@@@@@@@@@@@ ALACE: “HOUSE prozrams features, nsational serial, Farle Willlams Master Stroke Vil preser The Pilace Symphony under the Valentine, prom- al concert, in pular and clas- get the of cellent hip of an excellent troducing the W1 hits REX BEMH AT LYCEUM or TODAY _ CONTINUOUS SHOWS Toni he | surprise, sent a comed: Nigh: Stand.” The Two Immizrants of strong voices, he. direct to the New with present skit entitled a *“One ro possessed and a line of talk Lyceum from York is the Earl tarl and Ma to New Rritain what is conceded be the flashiest and most pretentious song and dance offering in vaudeville THE iana high take Bt houses ia Levie They 10 I PALACEH Chabourne ost of BILL. did not re- living. Neither the war tax off amuse- ontside of that she did litle of most evervthinz. incinding ipartments at picking forbi (entral Park. She vas out wild time when she went “in Search Of A Sinner,” the latest Constance Talmadge produc- tion, distributed by First National Exhibitors’ Cireuft. which wiil have three engagement at the Palace satre, beginning Monday The Keith vaudevill . Lewis, Jr. and “Vaudeville ( Geonz 1 sh duec did ments a visits 1 rentlemen’ 100 1rs, and den wers in for a day features. in novelty e Ca a ht for lgt time will Rex 1% famous story, The Silver the tale of the \aska fisheries, and the struggle be- tween a Wall Street syndicate and two and Other own R OF KATHERINE BUSH GOOD VAUDEN ~=SUNDAY NIGHT-— Earle Williams “The Master Stroke’’ ALL men a woman pictures tonight are Antonio Moreno in the sec 1 episode of “The Veiled Mystery.” a Lightning Comedy Sereen Magazine, and Lyceum News Four vaudeville are also provided tonight consisting of Dr. Joy's Sanitarium; Irene Newell. sing- ing comedienne; Moran and Mur comedy act and Judge and White in an aerial novelty act. Tomorrow nig and Mon "uesday -and Wednesday, the great emotionat French play, Madam X" will be seen in picturized | form with Pauline Frederick as the | star. “Wolves of the Street,” a picture of a Bolshevik plot. will also be seen tomorrow night in addition to the Rolin Comcedy and i‘ord Educational | Weekty | Coming to the Ly | of next week is one of the best four | mct bills that has ever been plaved %% | here. Opening the show, is Kroler pre- Q}‘ senting his original acrobatic p:ln-l oooooaflambaaaywfimfifigfi”””“”““"”‘ Hufrf and Huff—two comedians pre- STAR CAST IN “THE BLUE PEARL” OOMEDIES —— “HIDDEN DAN( SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT RS 10—P1ECE .\-—m.l} OGS DRSS im the first half RESERVED SEATS, “WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS.” The enzagement of Flmo Lincoln “Under Crimson Skies” will close ¥ with tonight's performance. Manager Dean announces that through a special arrangement he will be able to prosent “While New York Sleeps” tomorrow night instead of on Monday, as advertised. This will necessitate the postponement of the showing of “Seeing It Through™ and “Folly’s Trail” to some future date. “Thile New York Sieeps” will be shown for the last time In New York Sunday afternoon and Mr. Dean has irranged to be there with a high powered auto and the moment the picture comes out of the projection machine it will start on its way to New Rritain and arrive here in time for the evening performance, and will be shown twice daily all of ne®t week as well as tomorrow evening. The picture is in three startling episodes. each of which portrays a crueial situation in the night life of the upper, middle and lower classes of New York people. All three epi- sodes will be shown at each perfor- mance In addition to in at “While New York 0##099@@*’ & @@@#@#%#flfi#fi#### @@@fifi##@@#fifi#@@#@&##@s} UN AT THE PALACE GIRLS! Will Show Your Pavorite Sinner of Man a Nice Girl Can Love, n o Seo It YEAR YOU 3 YS LY [alms Vel 5525?511'1\ 07 A Sinnér® Adapted from Charlotte Thompson's§st of the same namé by John Emerson -Anita Production A First National Attraction KNOW. e Widow, free at last, e Hero, Apparently Fast— TAvely, Naughty, Nice, Spice and Everything Nice— | That's What This is Made Out of! on., Tues., Wed. The Fastest Comedy- Drama of the Year Vaudeville J. C. Lewis Jr. & Co. Keith —with— “VAUDEVILLE GEMSN.™ Murray Girls Haig & Levere Kartilli G-&G@@@%@@@#fi##@&@@@@@@#@@%@@@@@@fi##@fi@@###fi@fl#@#*%##fififi###fi@##@fi##fi@-@ The Beauty i of The Lily f can be yours. Its } wonderfully pure, soft, pearly white ap- H pearance, free from all blemhhu,wti‘llbei(;:; 5 ! able to the pe: : :::nty of your skin mand Gouraud's Ori»enfal‘ Cream FERD T. HOPKINS & SON. N« seventh chapter of the serial supreme. “Tongues of Flame' ride 13" will be included in to- morrow night's performance and will also be presented on Monday, Tues- and Wednesday as well as the regular vaudeville offerings. Sleeps” the In the Litchen of her own home Sister Mary cooks daily for a family of four s ults. She Lrought to her kitchen an understanding of the chemistry of cooking., gained from study of Jomestic science in a state university.. Consequently tire advico she offers is a Gappy combination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives is her own, first tried oat and serve@ at her family table, Many housekeepers like to reno- nate their pillows before the cloudy winter days set in. To do this at home is a compara- tively easy task, especially if one has a cuum cleaner. ['se the attach- ment specially made for pillows and the dust will be drawn from the feathers. On a windy day put the pillows on the line and the feathers will fluff and freshen in the fresh air. The ticking should be removed and washed. Menu for Tomorrow. Breakfast—Melons, creamed dried beef, baking powder biscuits, coffee. Luncheon—Tomatoes stuffed with oysters, steamed brown bread. spiced srapes, etc. Dinner—Veal birds, creamed pota- toes, buttered beets, pepper and cream cheese salad, peach short cake, coffee. My Own Recipes. When serving honey dew melons, try putting a little lemon juice on each plece. A lemon is cut in quar- ters lengthwise and placed. on the side of each plate of melon. It gives tane to the fruit. Tomatoes Stuffed with Oysters. 4 medium sized tomatoes. § large oysters. 11-2 cups bread or cracker crumbs. 4 teaspoons butter. Milk or water te moisten Salt and pepper. Wash tomatoes and cut off slice from steam end. Scoop out seeds. Rub the pulp through a strainer and dis- card seeds. Add crambs tb tomato juice and enough water or milk to moisten. Season with salt and pep- per. Put a little of this mixture into the tomato shell, add two oysters and cover with crumb mixture. Put a teaspoonful of butter on each toma- to. Put on slice cut from top ot tomato and bake in a moderate oven for 30 minutes. The top slice of to- mato may be removed and the but- tered top of crumbs browned under the broiler. Serve at once, Spiced Grapes. pounds grapes. pounds brown sugar. cups cider vinegar. tablespoons cinnamon tablespoon cloves. tabdlespoons allspice. Wash and pulp grapes. Cook pulp., stirring to prevent burning until the seeds begin 1o settle to the bottom of the kettle. Put through a strainer to remove seeds. Put skins and pulp of grapes in preserving kettle with vinegar. sugar and spices. Cook slow- Iy until thick and jelly-like. Somebody has said that one has no “thrills” after 30. Rut therc’s many a white-haired waman of 70 who will at least have a thrilling experience when she votes this fall. PA RSONS’ —Theatre— HARTFORD. TONIGHT 8:15, ALL THIS WEER “IRENE” l Nights $3.00. $2.50, l! 00, $1.50, $1.00 Wed. Mat. $2.00, $1.50, $1.00. 50c¢ Sat. Mat. $2.50. $1.50, $1.00, J&oc Seats selling for the entire week. Positively no telephone orders taken. TONIGHT = Dancing BARDECK’S HALL RRGEDRJAGRGIDRCGROE UL GSGERRRCLCVLOVS GBS G H L OB SHOR D | TASILLO’'S ORCHESTRA < ” BBV BCOBVBETHBBTBED BB Matinee at 2:18 Fvening at 7:15 Doors Open Half An Hour Earlier ? i It edededer:) £ TOMORROW NIGHT — MONDAY <~ TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY SH4SLBSBIGHOTELOLLLBROELBAVBLLORD Samuel Goldv&n Presents PAULINE FREDERICK MADAME "X Adapted fiom the French of ALEXANDER BISSON by arrangement with FRANK LLOYD S80S HBABBHEE ‘@#9_@@%%&*&%#&&&fifi&@fifi\fi_fifififi Also HANK MAN COMEDY BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE O. HENRY SATURDPAY EVENING POST STORY 4 Acts of Superior Vaudeville EARL GATES REVUE Vaudeville’s Cleverest Singing and Dancing Act & & & & & & & & & @ s i.s% &6 ol & & &\ & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & ol & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & b4 & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & & | & b & & & & & & & k- HCUFF and RCFF Just Two Clever Comedians THE FEMIGRANTS A Breath From the Other Side Big Comedy Offering KROLER — THE HUMAN FROG A Unique Scenic Acrobatic Novelty #Q@#&######fi@#########fi##i ez Jotetoteol- Tkode 2o ot X Teded in onions, French fried potatoes, as- paragus, doughnuts and coffee. T ———— Army Private Gets Doubtful Cham- -2 Waffles BASTEURIZING FRODLICES, pionship by Eating 26 1 in 30 Mhutes, New York, Oct. 15.—The title of champion waffle cater of the world today was claimed by Private Paul Francis Jones of the U. S. Marina corps. He ostablished this claim last night by eating 26 1-3 of these corru- gated pastries in 30 minutes flat, in a contest with a representative of the army at the Grand Central Palace. A large mouth watering audience witnessed the feat, for which Private Janes rehearsed in the afternoon by ecating a porterhouse steak smother: The best of selectsd raw milk thor« oughly PASTEURIZED by our mod- ern process is what is offered you over our brand of PASTEURIZED MILK. ‘The finest raw milk cannot compare with OUR PASTEURIZED MILK— for ours is the finest raw milk made correct pasteurizsing. ABSOLUTELY SAFE and PURE by RICH—PURE-—DELICIOUS Order 1t waly. J E.SEIBERT&SON 401 PARK STREET. I. H. HERK ARTHUR PEARSON Present SLIDING BILLY WATSON —fn— i“HITS AND BITS” Vandeville .