New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 4

DING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of tevelations Phrase Teila oubled Madge. ve Lolla time to over my news of arrival to take roat-aunt's home Ing fre wmall talk pished dressing Rear coiffure minute,” I said, as | hiat and gave Kens It we may walt for Alfred. He'll be ro first, and there's no Voloed Ket AL her to the hall | say to him? & pretty, hely me even while 1 & pan alr appeal. “1 nita,’ he promi you n't know ming over ueor my hen he ar to her, took her by Al gave her the little M longing to admin- Whe had come to At Rita Brown's tale to him in explana- tlently. “You want- me, t is all. You need 16 offer an ex- And see to it that you Im for an explanation that bachaelor dinner. @0 tie be an elastic an unylelding chain ppler than If you per- ination role of door- tyrant you appear yoursels d twisted herself away e, hesitated an in- or arms around coatrition 2 she sald pleadingly your advice religlous- Dicky are certainly to warrant any one how to hore not being to > Free lly sincore? 1 refloct b was there & pin-prick th the Ingenuous r? I looked at t she meant exactly | nd Kissed her warmly he old adage.” 1 sald A say, not us [ do’ turn your ming ich you want to put 's the most important the house just now."” of the room before or Mme. And all the room 1 tosmented quehnon whieh her but | | warm glow of pleasure at { I went back to Lella, broug! of a Wife naive little | mina Were couple There thought nsclonsn remark had raised in my Dicky and 1 the gratifled owed w that the | served | auisite, wondertul ven as 1 p n whort Jnugh thought 1 of whe turn eh weuld 1 stopped short « moment on the verge of the de- { wputring wish which many a wife ut- ters in silence. according to iment when there has Wy unpleasant dis- between herself und her an ideally happy friends? in the by the eyes of our vanity however. reputation was Happiness, ex- is often mine, but little idea wha W und one unhappy had no husband meant te what mood did, arri n the corridor ne, or in when he for e or her t been e ment band Oh, that 1 were free again' thoughts betrayed could be hap- that without Dicky I arid wast that he W1l life's happiness to me. sight of Mrs. Lukens emerging the kitchen door brought me to common sbnse with a jerk no time to be indulging in cal introspection. The distance n Cedar Crest and Cedar Croft t the matter of a few minutes swift motor car. Alfred might at any time ered my request for the use o ' veranda, wondering at which she gave me Vet w my there fom e w wis The | from ‘ back Lehad hyste betwe o n “Ye 1" whe sald. “You actunlly think it is up to you to ask me for the privilege of sitting upon the verands. [ wish you could know how refreshing that is after the people 1 have had who appear to think that | and all my belongings, o the last pocket handkerchief, are thrown In with the rent of a furnished cottage.’ She moved closer to me and patted y arm with what 1 knew was for | her a rare gesture “Hut now that you've satisfied your conscience and your breeding.” * she sajd whimsically, “don’t bother to ask any more. Please use the veranda or the telephone or anything else free- Iy Khe nodded brightly, and walked briskly through her dining room door, closing It aftef her. With a little er praise, t her out to veranda, and 'sat down with her in the wonderful afternoon sun- shine to wait for her knight. I was glad in her happiness, but reflected QDOOQOQO‘ ‘0“00..0’.' AL “HOUSE == CONNTANCE TALMADGE — GOOD VAUDEVILLE THURSDAY — FIU ACE;} OF HITS.” DAY — SATURDAY GOBEOBH ALLACE REID: BEST PHOTOPLAY THIS YEAR g Love Burglar i R f,’ MACK SENNFTT'S COMEDY “ITS A BOY” Lovy FAZENDA and the Fa SENNETT BABY EITH VAUDEVILLE FEATURING “THE GOLDEN GATE THRIO® GRGHRRGEQEVURCRBABGTLLOR ! uuuuuuuuuflm , SMITH & CO.} — T P e vk o= (-'/ -~ Umless otherwise noted, the themters AT FONX* New York life torthe essence of the famous “While New York Sleeps,” which is at Fox's this There be said in favor of this that much \\‘HII go unsald. Space does not an exte review, but there these notices are written by the press or attractlc with which they deal time has come when we shall see this appealing comedy with music, for ‘Buddies” will be the attraction at the Lyceum gpeater Friday, -October 29th, matines and night. f The seat sale will open next Mon- October 25th, at which time both the matinece and evening seats will €o on sale. The matinee prices will _be v core is the ox melodram., running week is %0 much to remarkat day, have to mit picture nsive from 25c, to $1.00, plus war tax. he evening from 530c. to $2.00, plus war tax. The matinee performance will be given at 3 o'clock with the evening performance at 8:15 p. m. sharp. certain points in connection with its construction and its execution that cannot, with justice to the producers, Ko unmentioned Among the unusual points of interest with which this pic- ture is overflowing is a gorgeous scéne S g e P from Florenz Ziegf: Midnight . e e Frolic show. exquisite scenes;from the! The first legitimate play to be pre- e Palais Royal, and a° thrilling | Seated at the Lyceum this season will e between the New York | be on Friday night when Buddies is ot band of river thieve |“taged. This is a New York hit and which ocours on East River within the | recently played in Meriden and Mid- ahadow of the famous Brooklyn | 91etown. The Meriden Record says of bridge. Interesting glimpses of New | It: “One of the charms of Buddies is York's “Gay White Way” and some | I8 simplicity and the Oll!hul‘il.hlt\‘ excellent shots of the famous New | Which characterizes its interpretation. York skyline serve as an atmospheric | The Jleriden ‘Journfl says it is “de- s e liagbudod-lly lightful and so refreshing that it had 3 a real appeal.” The Middletown Press onight will see the last showing of [ 2 "= LORME - o\ 100 he singing was Tongues of Flame,” the seventh ep- | taveienc s isode of that serial supreme, “Bride | C: c Ch- 13 “While New York Sleeps” will continue as the featuro picture for the next three days. There will be an en- tire change of the rest of the bill, which will include our weekly fun purveyors, Mutt and Jeff in “The League of > Larry Semon in “The Stage Hand,” and “You Tell "Em Lions Roar,” as well as the Fox News. As usual on Thursday there will be an entire change of the vaudeville bill. batile and a “MADAME X" LAST TIME TONIGHT Is woman's love deeper and more lasting than man’s? Jacqueline Flor- iot in “Madame X" answers the ques- tion. You can see this drama of deep passions, with Pauline Frederick as Jacqueline Floriot, at the Lycelim to- night for the last time. Other pictures tonight are an O. Henry Saturday Evening Post story, a Hank Man comedy and a Burton Holmes Travelogue. A real New York vaudeville revue is at the Lyceum in the Earl Gates Revue which makes its last perfor- mance tonight. This carries what is said to be a most pretentious song and dance offering with elaborate scenery and wardrobe. Other acts are Huff and Huff, twp clever come- dians; The Emigrants with a big com- edy offering, and Kroler, who, as the human frog. performs several acro- bati~ novelties. May Allison in “The Cheater” comes to the Lyceum tomorrow, Friday and | Saturday. She plays the girl who through the influence of her asso- ciates sees only the wrong side of life. She is seen in two Toles. leading four acts of all star vau- deville beginning tomorrow and con- ginuing Friday and Satdrday is The Brentwood Revue, said to be vaude- ville's classiest and most elaborate miniature minstrel revue with a cast PARSONS " —Theatre — FNIG.WW.:I‘ 'ednesday. Annunl Tour of Amerioa’s Lecading Irish Singer “WALTER . SCANLON In a Romantic Irish Comedy “HEARTS OF ERIN” | En-lnx-n.:.fl;o muc.u AT LYCEUM, “Buddies” Musical Comedy Coming October 2,’"!. Matinec and Night. All the world loves a romance. Like- wise all the world loves the sort of musig which clings so persistently to one's memory that it is inevitable that it will be whistled by everybody who hears it. These are perhaps the two best reasons why the Selwyns produc- tion of “Buddies” ran for twelve con- secutive gonths in the Selwyn Thea- ‘ew York, before these producers opportunity to offer other cities the Chance to see it. At last the o —————————————————————————, dolefully that when Alfrede should come for her Dicky's continued ab- sence would be the more painful for meé by contrast. ' But when & motor car purred up the driveway, and Alfred waved eager- Iy tp Leila’s tremulous little figure, saw with a rush of happiness bely-, ing all my morbid doubts of a few. moments before, that Dicky sat be- side him, The Sclwyns - Present THF MUSICAL COMEDY “BUDDIES” Direct From One Solid Year in New York City —ALL THIS WEEK— MATINEE DAILY . Cooper Offers The Best Show in Town A FRANK HUNTER Strong Cast of Principals and a Real Beauty Chorus LEQATIE WS PR LAST TIME TONIGHT P_AULINE FREDERICK “MADAME X AND ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE THURSPAY. FRIDAY AND _ SATURDAY THE BRENTWOOD REVUE Vaudeville’s Classiest and Most Elaborate Miniature Mnstrel Revae With a Cast Seven Real Entertainers Pretty Girls Funny Comedians Womnderful Scenery THE ROYS Bright Bits of Comedy BELL AND BELGRAVE 5 Offcring Their Laughable Comody Sketch “Are You Ready Dear?” HARRY HAYES Novelty Entertainer MAY ALLISON “THE CHEATER” Wherein 2 Woman Cheats and Pays the Penalty in Tears MACK SENNET COMEDY SCREEN MAGAFZINE LYCEUM TOPICAL REVIEW o Also ANTONIO MORENO in THE VEILED MYSTERY” (Third Episode) VECREIVINQGBASSTOTVOL DS BOBLOBHLBBODBBEIDBITVLOLLVOLVLOHD G efforts in uwwua##mwnnnu&MMMMMM#M“#“ sary Sale. Every pair Pure Gum ing drill. - | & & & & # weather. The Truly Wonderful Response to Our 23rd Anniversary Sale Proves that the public .recognizes our Bringing Down Prices in many instances to a PRE-WAR LEVEL Every Dept. in the store participates ' in the Anniversary Sale Offerings. Here’s Something Different ! BRITISH ARMY THIGH OR HIP LENGTH 'RUBBER BOOTS $4.25 Our own importation comprising several thousand pairs for the Anniver- erfect, having passed the severe English Army test, %oots with extra heavy soles, lined with English moisture absorb- Made wnth extra strap at knee and can be worn knee length if desired. UNITED STATES NAVY LACE RUBBER BOOTS 15 inches high, all rubber and warm lined. Protection for cold as well as wet —Limited quantity of these on sale at less than cost to the government. UNITED STATES ARMY ‘Wind and Waterproof Suits $4. 25 Cost Uncle Sam $8 to $10. \ Brand New—Never Before Offered For Sale. Made of heavy khaki, absolutely waterproof, two pieces, coat and trousers; € (he coat has a hood attached, the trousers are fastened with a draw string: Easy to put on and off. These suits insure a man protection against the worst kind of The wind cannot penetrate thent. and they shetl water. A very practi- cal and cheap outfit for any kind of out door work, hunting, fishing, cam for any man that uses overalls and jumpers. $8 to $10. Sizes for everyone. QQ#QMMQQ##Q##O#&O HARTFORD See the Valuable articles at Free Souvenir Dept. Which you can obtain in exchange for coupons you receive when making pur- chases at the Anniversary Sale. 4 All sizes 6 to 11. —Also— $4.25.° \ "fifibm#“flfi ping % These suits cost Uncle Sam from Sale price, the suit $4.25. %%#%#G“%####QOQOGQO%&#OQ‘“‘#Q#QGM of seven real girls, funny ful scenery. entertainers, pretty comedians and wonder- Other acts are: Bell and Belgrave. offering their laughable comedy sketch, “Are You Ready Dear?” and Harry Hayes, nov- elty entertainer. ¥or the uninitiatec and Inexperi- enced in washing clothes this “hunch” is meant. ‘When lifting the clothes from the boiler, especially big picces, take up one thickness of cloth on the clothes stick. Then begin and wind and lift the article, pulling it from the rest of the things in the boiler. By the time Yhe sheet, for instance, is wound around the stick a lot of the water will have drained out and the sheet is easily lifted to the tub of rinsing water. Menu for Tomorrow. Breakfast—Fresh pears, broiled ba- con. creamed potatoes, graham gems, coffee. Luncheon—Spanish rice, muflins, cup custard, tea. Dinner—Stuffed baked fish, scal- loped potatoes, buttered carrots, shredded cabbage, lemon jelly cake, coffee. toasted My Own Recipes. Pears are a very good fruit fo serve with a “fat” food. There is a tartness and juicyness to them that tends to act on the fat just as grape fruit does. The “coarse” food is fur- nished by the graham zems Lemon Jelly Cake. -2 cup butter. 2 cups sugar. eggs. 3 cups flour. cup milk. teaspoons bakinz powder. 1 teaspoon lemon extract. 1-4 teaspoon salt. Cream butter and sugar. 1-2 cup of the flour. Add egss well beaten. Sift flour, baking powder and salt fogether and add alternately with milk. Add flavoring. Turn imto 4 layer cake tins and bake 20 minutes in a moderate oven. Put together with the following: Lemon Jelly. cup sugar. egg. cup water. teaspoon butter. 1 tablespoon flour Grated Tind of 1 lemon Juice of 2 lemons. Mix flour and sugar thoroughly. Stir into egg. Add water and lemon. Add butter. Cook over hot water till thick. Conl and spread on cake. Sift in What ~ould happen if the *‘missus” had to have Thursday afternoon and every Sunday off? | Quick Results--Herald Classified Advts: The Roys, in bright bits of comedy; l O#fi#fi”&““flfi SRERBET BBUBY fed fig #fi##fifi&%%#fi### Since Sunday Evening More Than 4,900 Persons Have Seen the Greatest Pictorial Production Yet Made WILLIAM FOX'S MASTER CREATION 2‘While New York: Sleeps’ WHICH IS BEING PRESENTED ~ Today and All This Week A Spectacular Searchlight Into the Depths of Dives, the Heights of High Life and Lifc’'s Dark Corners and Byways A Puldng Panoramic Portrayal of Night Life in the World’s Greatest City. LAST TIME TONIGHT “TONGUES OF FLAME” 7th Episode of “Bride 18" “MARY'S LITTLE LOBSTER" ; CHESTER OUTING Fox Vaudeville 4—Headliners—4 GOLDEN & LEE OLLIETT . CANTWELL & WARD HARLEQUIN TRIO SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24th “THE WOMAN WHO UNDERSTOOD" —AND— “THE GIRL IN THE RAIN" MONDAY - TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 and 26 Pearl White ifi”':fi'fl#lfii%fififi%fl##%fifi%##fi#%fi%fi mepap&gchQoacnyaflaa‘mpq,f;‘ N