New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1920, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDA O ) Jodetedeledotodelode e toletodods f}i&%@'@1‘#@#'191"Ié%####Q##@#fi##fi"fi'#@#####fi#fi@#@@i@@@#fi@@@@#%#@@@@@#@@@ madge. a charming widow of twonty, | who had tried 1o make Garrison make love to her in her apartment onm the previcus night. Garrisen is presented with a loving cup by thé chairman of the Purity League, who terms him “a good man on the straight and narrow path.” As Garrison rises to make his speech of acceptance his eyes falls on Georgiana, and his tengue does a tail- spin. The Purity Leaguers glare at the apparent vampire, take the cup away from Garrisen and the banquet endmyp in a rough-house. Miss Talmadize is supported by Rad- cliffe Fellows, Marjorie Milton and Corliss Giles. The Keith vaudeville bill centains four very clever acts, with J. (". Lewis, Jr.. Co. in “Vaudeville Gems,” The Murray Girls, two charming sisters in =ongs and dances; Kartelli in a sensa- tional novelty, and Haiz & Levere, comedians and musicians. 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Turned from nher | ©f thecondition of stomach and bowels. and then myde my voice sarcastic, my % g meastred when I spoke. 7 r Q rome and family by her remorscless , 2 - ' Wusband. a deputy atterney éf Paris, ou have a most unselfish, idealic- l ' I ‘ I l'l l . X 5 : (.‘1‘ ‘\I‘; r;m\ m‘."! :?flu\' . T gibed ' 'l l . ihe is unable to escape the dread shad- “AWhy! What . P » f a fate that crosses her baffled ’, Why What do yvon mean she W o Adele Garrison’s New Phase of akaa A | l l l!ll-u | I feotsteps with av creasi S Nl-v-ry-hn. into her cheeks ' prinzs 1 e ba ® ® “I mean just this'—I sat on the “ . “ ln“ , sice where her husband presides and ’o"‘zs"‘ ve at'ons o a '. e mide of the bed and emphasized my r -’ ;, & places her fight for life in the hands of hn-uSd.dAu Ilol-h. the Werld words with n relentiess forefinger w -~ ’ : L ner son-—counsel for the defense. And e . against her arm. “Reenuse you've got having playved trump cards to the last. P R S s . | *ome 15th century balderdash floating 5 S e Py s fate plays ifs joker, the highest card A S jnde Detla Promise. “lLet me bathe your tace and eyes, = iy = 4 Unless otherwise noted., these noti are wri 3 e i = & L d iz t u 2 yours— bureau the theaters tractic hich they deal of al death. Pauline Frederick has 1 said practically. “You'll feel ever so | “T°Und in that pretty head of yours of or ottrectic~- with wi tapping of RItA | ych better.” shall add the word ‘empty ¢ you = episode occurs a thrilling reveiver nat. [ the role of Facqueline Florfot. —Theatre— shoes died away She submitted quietly, and when I | PCTHist In this folly—you’re going to AT FOX'S. tle between the famous New York po-| ”:;-r alrlures are 4 Hank Man HARTFORD. r. Laita put eut her | pag anished 1 brushed out and braided | 0!Nd ©ne of the truest and tenderest When Manager Dean announced|jice hoat and a launch full of desper- | comedy, Rurton Helmes' Travelogue| 3 NIGHTS BEG. TONIGHT 8:15 it for help, and then | har tangled hair. When 1 returned | PCATIs that cver beat in a man's | “While w York Sleeps,” an cight | agoes. ) .|’nd an O. Henry Saturday Evening Matinee Wednesday. it of hysterical | from putting the things away she was MO joves Sou deeply and | reel I"éx Special. which began its run “While New York Siesps” is a pie- | Post atory. of & high erder. Annual Tour of Amerioa’s Leading sitting bolt upright tn hed, her tear- | 1 1 will wager anvthing | 4t pox's theatre lust night. as the | jure that no devotee of better art on Four superior acts of vaudeville Irish Singer ed tears have their | ywollen eyes tensely fixed upon me. that he wo ~w.-'|nmk o!flouhllng ‘““most sensational and artistic mr!n- the silver sheet can afford to miss. It pa\'e been pfirm'ldod, The big offering out attempting any “It's true, Madge, lsn't it? Alfred | 10U O ant ones word. It is simply | geama of a1 time,” he did not realize | win remain at Fox's for the entire s the Farl Gates Revue, straight from WALTER SCANLON stroking the tum- [never—Oh, what a wicked fool I've | ISTt In him to do such a thing! And | oy close he had come to the mark. | week. In addition to the feature pic- | New Yark. Kroler, the human frog, my sheulder. The | peen! just now he i in such an exalted slate, | ;¢ "certainly Hves up to all that has| ture the seventh episode of that serial [Presents various unique acrobatic In a Romantic Irish Comedy s needed just such Schrnntod. Al of that® 1 entiea at 1199 :\F‘;N'd:-"‘ ";" you doubted him | yeen gaid about it. Night life in New | supreme, “Tongues of Flame’—Rride | stunts. Huff and Huff appear in a ow that she would | her. “RBut it's ove would be a trage: er now, and no real | ¥ A : " York among the several strata of so- | 13" will also be shown today, tomor- | comedy skit called “One Night Stand.” “HEARTS OF ERIN" after it, and T|harm done, except the nervous shock | . ) “""“m :Ih“l "‘y‘l: “"‘_';:' "’"; I ciety in that cosmopolitan city is pic- | row and Wednesday. This chapter of The Two Emigrants have an act that 10 the course I |you've received. I think I could cheer- L',‘"“Y"”:: how menrls 1 fatted nime | tured with wonderful fidelity in the | the remarkable story is just as full of | is full of song and lauzhs. Fvenings 50c, $1.30 Matince 30c, $: pq;;'g:::nu“t:::’nal’v::rm fnll\‘ wring lm..; |}.-.\.\'\n. s neck for “Promise me this" P said dosporgte- three ::.-v.\ .m episodes which compose thrll}s m,' its predccessor and the m-' - P ]-f;?,_\v(tp = — ' causing you such grie GrRIt Tl Yori'Te ma ried g e i | iR picture: N » terest never lags for a moment. A new y e from suspecting T Dever want 49 use Ner face or | Fui WAL SO IOTTe AL SWO yenra Some magnificent views of the | Chester Outinz. “Mary's Little Lob-| One of the most ludicrous situ- - ppiness had been | hear her name again,” she said with et “'m‘ 1: ,|’ ”‘, bright spots along the Great White | ster,” which by the way is a rare treat | ations ever filmed appears in “In v pE 8 wicked woman's | the savage fierceness which tender. | iy of"the story. and he fn - (he | Way have been used in thia icture. | in the comedysline. and the [Fox|®earch of ‘a Sinner.” Constames . Tai. HARTFORD. tittle inancee’s crod | yhrinking women somefimes display ,..;u,;.‘ of 7 i ; = For instance, there is a dancing num- | News, with its thousands of camera | madge’s latest Emerson-Loos produc- Fry == 1:::":1":: l"."l‘ ';"‘".'_‘ ;:’r"“l:fl;: I:Ir'; f,’.::‘l‘;,,:t:.'r"-4':;.l.‘ ‘l.'::: I would like to have added that by | Per from Florenz Ziegfeld's gpopular | correspondents scattered all over the | tion, released throuzh First National —ALL THIS WEEK— changed to sniffs, 4 \ TRIUMPH LAST NIGHT AND A SENSATION FOR SIX MORE DAYS, “TONGUES OF FLAM Seventh Episode of “BRIDF 13" FOX NEWs “MARY'S LITTLE LOBSTER™ CHESTELR OUTI) : Fox Vaudeville 4—Headliners—4 GOLDEN & LEF OLIIETT CANTWELL & WARD HARLEQUIN TRIO S8 totly until the par- Tt o e e wen! [ that time Alfred would have lost his | Midnight Irolic girl-and-musie. show, | world, with a brand new vaudeville | Exhibitors' Circuit. which begins a MATINCE DAILY o.‘:‘\:v" Aot e n? "d‘: :‘ ;:r\‘ O ‘v‘w‘“-:\ h’\““'v Il:;m":':‘; romantic ideal of her and would be | l0gether with gorgeous cabaret scenes | bill makes up a performance at Fox's e ds run at the Palace Theatre : that beat beneath her immature folly, | the action plunges over to the East | equalled. The afore-mentioned situation takes B s = T de toward the prob- Never in my lite have 1 uttered any- | ,,,4_specaune of her foibles imstead | 8146 whare we see a tragedy 4n the — place in the dining room of the Astor The e5t how In lown thing resembling what Dicky calls & | ;¢ iy gpite of them”—would smile in- |dives of & tempestuous shop girl, her 3 X" AT LYCEUM. Hotel, during a banquet tendered Jack pulse to Tell “euss word.” But for a minute I s o . i lireids ; i | story that now would cause him bit- | she despises, the saintly, paralytic < is found in “Madame X" |Sitting direetly opposite Garrison at| R ONR WUNTER ] na blindly groping | Xoiin e ries conid Tas dom o | terness which e could never forgot | father of the man. and the zangater s s eum tonight, | Another table is, Georgiana Chad- | Strong Cast of Principals and a Reai of, I knew that she | ("o "ahioiions upon listening 1o this | ** 10NE as he lived leader of a band of thieves. In this Tuesday X Jacqueline | Pourne, plaved by Constance Tal- | Beauty Chomus € into her hand, re- | 4110 10 express myself adequatels PYo s I hes i wentitoll tha | Sis 2 Sepmmm i nyseiciadequately fi#-@-i“-i’?@ @@fi##@fifi#fi##@@@@fi@@ ught & basin of cool E . could plan the wisest means of bring i - K th . Be of — — — ing my lMttle friend to her senses, ‘.1 el St Madge Exacts a Promise. . i V ~ l “WIIl you tell me” 1 asked dryly R d l Ph l R IR LD o e | VR o, e audeville otoplays necessary to tell Alfred of your ridic- L “ ” and Children alous actlon ?” & HOUSE OF HITS the fullest extent, *'Tt wouldn't be 'd ' honest. T wonld always feel ax if there MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY —3 DAYS ONLY— were a horrid secret hetween us - I marry him, my every thought A PHOTOPLAY THAT IS DIFFERENT longs to him.* : i = SEARC OF A ya Matineo at 2:15 & —ny— in “IN RCH SINNER Evening at 7:18 & WILLIAM FOX'S STCPENDOUS PRODUCTION Doors Open Halt 5% | g raving about the muscles in ] & \ PULSING PANORAMIC PORTRAYAL O « AFE k g 3 LINE FREDERICK = : ~ i | et & IN THE WORLD'S GREATEST CITY. ) ey & | ADAME X»” & wrdny Evening Post Story. Burton Tolmes Travelogue $5¢ Hank Man Comedy, “Naughty Nurses’ ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE cath from the other side. Biz Comedy offerins HUFF AND HUFF Just Two Clover Comedians cleverest singlug and dancing revue—The most cliuho- rate act in showland. K ROLER James . Cooper Offers trentment of her | him!" loving her for the true, sweet heart | from the Cafe Palais Royal. Then | for the week that can not well be 5 e dulgently and understandingly at a | puny, gentle-hearted husband whom times the cruclest of | Garrison By *“The Purity League.” Tyl longed for the pieturesque vocabulary ¥, e y 3 zue. o ealmness again. I |, jqration from Leiln s lips. Not being QBRES compressed my lips tightly until & | .1§I. ido. raov..r’ “Why, Madge!"” Her eves opened to e CONSTANCE TALMADGE : An Hour Earlier g8 ‘ ’ 2 e & e ew or ee s Ye Gods ! The old fossil is MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & p Greatest Pioture of Mother lLove Ever Screened THE EMIGRANTS EARL GATES RFAUR que scenic acrobatic novelty. The Human Frog. MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Pearl Whlte THE LAUGHIEST, PEPPIEST COMEDY EVER e Keith Vaudeville —WITH— “The Tiger’s Cub” e e MURRAY GIRLS KARTILLI FOX ENTERTAINMENTS WALLACE REID in “THE LOVE BURGLAR”—THURS., — FRI., — SAT\ COMING THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MAY ALLISON HE CHEATER?” n cheats and pays the penalty in tears, ALSO NTONIO MORENO in “THE VEILED MYSTERY." fack Sennett Comedy. Screen Magazine. Lyceum News AND ALL-S TAR VAUDEVILLE BSOCOBBROTHIDTVHROOTHBIOLBEBRY dogododedonelodototatoRagedededeodede LI OS2 ) S5