New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1920, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1920. %jlll"'fi"ii Unless otherwise noted, bureau of the theaters or CHAS. RAY AT PALACE. Charles Ray has an entirely new ||n II!II l!lli Adele Garrison’s New Phase of ‘Revelations of a Wife ocen Dauntless Aunt Dora. mem I wondered, as I looked at her un- One troubled patri n face, if she herself or if the devotion of her had blinded her to the of modern life. Then with a at my own stupidi- that Aunt Dora undaunted, un- these motices are written by the press rare and attractic- - with which they deal stand out utifully cut jemorable in my dinner to her pleasant in one IG€chen of “Blue Streak McCoy,” a photo- drama of human interest and thrilling | In the kitchen of her own home character in his itest Paramount | Action starring Harry Carey will be | Sister Mary cooks daily for a family photoplay which will be displayed at | the attraction at Fox’s for the rest|of four a.lults. She brought to her the Palace theater for three d of the week, beginning with tomor- | kitchen an understanding of the commencing Thursday. In this story, | FOW’'S matinee. chemistry of cooking, gained from written by Julien Josephson, Mr. Ray In addition to the feature picture | study of domestic science in a state appears as a country youth who un- | Mutt and Jeff will be with us in | university.. Consequently the advice dergoes the adversities of training at | “Napoleon,” as well as “In and Out,” | she offers is a happy combination of a modern military camp. a roaring farce. There will be a new | theory and practice. Every recipe The story has the atmosphere Fox News and an entire change of | she gives is her own, first tried out camp life and Mr. Ray portrays the vaudeville bill. and served at her family table. character of a youth who bears There is once in a while a house- name of Ulysses S. Grant Briggs and Aoapssiwiio v finasbisfalab aroung | is expected by his grandfather to live a wash bowl to care for. If the up to all the moral standards of the marble is stained scouring powder great American general. sometimes fails to clean it. The new Keith vaudeville bill will To 4 tablespoons of baking soda be featured by “The Three Rianos” add 1 tablespoon of table salt and 1 in a clever novelty surprise; Martell, tablespoon of powdered pumice stone. will fool the most skeptical; The Pe- Sift mixture through a sieve. Add lots will offer a new style 6f juggling enough water to make a paste. Rub up | wonderful texture and whiteness— | 274 Jim Dougherty, in up to date on the stains in the marble. Wash though the first touch revealed its {2008 and stories, will make this bill with a strong solution of salt gnd pathetic thinness—were the fitting ac- | ® cOrking good\one | debricd 'fl";_' ith c‘l;” TR A companiments to such a dinner as I J s xR a8 b e ot had not dreamed existed other than in | WEPNESDAY NIGHT SOCIALS. Miat Sor Jumoreom- books of the times ‘“befoah the | H. B. Pfeiffer announces to the Drsakiant Shoewd | prines. S cerent wah.” New Britainites the grand opening with top milk, buttered toast, orange Craniienis Clinmes of Pty of his select Wednesday evening so- marmalade, coffee. Aunt Dora had conscientious cials to be held at the Elks’ club on Luncheon — Baked tributed her northern guests among | Washington street, beginning Wed- brown bread, baked her southern kinsfolk, except that the | nes evening, November 3d. cream cookies, tea. members of the wedding party were One may dine in the Elks' grill, Dinner—Rolled flank stealf, mashed grouped together. Thus it was that |the city’s most fashionable dining potatoss, baked squash. endive salad, while T went in on the arm of Dr. | room and also dance in the adjoin- orange charlotte, coffee. Jim"” Paige., my father took in Aunt |ing ball room, having the finest dance My Own Recipes. Dora herself, and Mother Graham |floor in the city. i OLIVE THOMAS AT LYCEUM A flank steak usually weighs about was escorted by a delighttul old offi- Mr. Pfeiffer has been fortunmate in} monignt will be the last time to see | tWO pounds. Make a plain bread cer of the confederate army, who |securing Curley’s well known novelty | gjive Thomas, the late Sélznick star | Stuffing as for fowl or make an oys- might have been 90, but looked a bare |orchestra to furnish music. in “Out Yonder.” This stirring drama | tér Stuffing. A flank steak with an 60. Alfred and Leila were seated side was one of the last pictures in which | O¥ster stuffing is perfectly “all right” she was filmed before she went to | !0 serve for a company dinner of one by side, as were Dicky and Edith 0 Fairfax. On Edith’s other side sat MaJ. Paris with her husband, Jack Pick-|Oor two friends. | Grantland, directly opposite me. He ford, and afterward died, “Out Yon- I}gked _I.lm. Beans. had been given the escort of a der” is a picture worth seeing in) 1 cup dried lima beans. pretty little woman of middle age, which the beauty and acting of Mm' 1-4 pound salk pork. who sparkled andj fluttered in much Thomas is particulatly marked. 2 carrots. Other pictures tonight are an O. Soak beans two or ewel life is the which Aunt Dora beloved grandniece far particularly per rtance that it had my recollection linger with muse It was my first intro- an old southern aciously to the | hich a more pr are fast obliterating as 1 stood with Aunt Dora ing room, {lluminated with o chandelier of have taken oan, hung with &h gay In the hust be deplorabl day, 1 one thir putlived the faithful fdently haMl grown old she, t would have hode of living and give which she had b were ma.y subtle indica- there was no super-abun- jeans in Aunt Dora’s home, @ no doubt had plenty to more restricted menage. loyalty, rather than high id her decrepit old servants them busy polishing her bher mahogany, and keyed pitch of sustaining the rtainment which she évi- d upon keeping up in the r father's time, | but one or two ser- whole establishment un- Dora’™s own age, and 1L they were the daughters men in waiting. From of modern servants, dé- [ lttle things Lella had told ure that Aunt Dora could » hor cherished state a Bad to pay the wages @ appalling waste of the jo conditions. realized this, old | realitie servants ny | mental anathema ty. 1 comprehend would have that same revealing look her face if she were marching to the stake. Whateve her thoughts, or her knowledge, she kept them ctly to herself. Whether, the undercurrent of Aunt Do life was placid or troubled | there was no evidence of other than lamps, | opulent comfort in the dinner—per- infinite labor | fectly cooked, pertectly served—to damask, | which we sat down after the formal introductions and perfunctory chat which always precedes a meal where assembled groups of people who servi » strangers to each other. The in autiful old silver, the fragile china, to engraved glass, the napery, of upon home, and and Quick Relief for House Ills When your house looks pale around the sills, send for the Bay Stater. He’s the doctor who takes away the worn look from ageing homes and brings back the youthful bloom of health and beauty. . . . Bay State Liquid Paint faces rain, snow, hail, sleet or summer sun without flinching. It is the best made, best looking, hardest wearing paint, and each gallon goes a good deal further—it’s really cheaper when you think of the service it gives. INOROUT, the All-Round Varnish Out of one can you can put the finest finish on rare woods or varnish a garden seat. Weather doesn’t bother INOROUT. INOROUT has won the race for superiority; you can’t beatit. Try it. WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & CO., Inc. BOSTON. MASS. Largest Paint and Varnish Makers in New England of the the EUROPE'S MOST BEAUTIFUL ACTRESS HERE IN AFGAR Afgar, with Alice Delysia, reputed to be one of the mast beautiful ac- tresses in Europe, will open a week's engagement at Parsons in Hartford next Monday. This will be the Amer- ican premiere of this show, which will then go direct to New York for a long engagement. Afgar itself is a | mammoth theatrical spectacle, gor- geous in the extreme and sensational in detail. Especially attractive are the scene effects and the costuming. The ; latter are designed by Pairet and cost § upwards of $100,000. A large chorus, many of them English and French girls direct from across the sea, will support the stars. Lupino Lane, Brit- ain’s greatest comedian, will play op- posite the star, Advance sales at the theater are reparted as heavy and many local people are planning to attend. lamplight, faded in na clear- > on born lima apples, beans, sour NO PERFORMANCE AT FOX'S. There will be no re¢gular perfor- mance at Fox's this afternoon or evening on account of the theater being used for the purpose of hold- ing the big republican rally tonight at which Senator Borah, of Idaho, You can buy Inorout Varnish and Bay State Paiat from the same fashion as did little Mrs. three hours. Y SONS’ eatre — HARTFORD. URS. ¥FRI. and SAT. SALE TOMORROW-— $2.50 — M. B0c to $2.00 | Shubert Present DRODORA prh Revival of perb Cast Headed by NOR PAINTER bntury Theater $100,000 Production. HARTFORD. LL THIS WEEK— jn an Acronautical Motion | HIP! HOORAY ~ | Burlesque, n Twelve beations, Entitled. URES AND PLAN Featuring (MecClain) VREELAND Durkey farther down the table under the protection of a stalwart Paige “eousin.” We had gone through but a course or two of the wonderful dinner betgre I began to realize that Dicky either was revenging himself for the fancied grievance he had in Maj, Grantland's murmured confidence to me on our entrance to the house, or else was really taking an unusual interest in the things Edith Fairfax was saying to him. Their heads were close togeth- er, their tones, of course, decorously low, but I could detect the earnestness in them even though I could not catch a word of the conversation. 1 tried to pay no attention to them, endeavoring to school myself to indif- terence, but even though I kept up my end of a conversation with Dr. “Jim,"” I could not resist an occasional sur- reptitious glance across the table. But when oned I lifted my eyes I encoun- tered so comprehending a glance from Hugh Grantland's eyes that I looked across the table no more. For there was more than comprehension in the glance—therg was pity also; and pity from Hugh Grantland is something I cannot endure. Read the N. Y. Call » Program—Augmented Doors Open at 6:30, Sister voters: advt. TABS’ FAIR TONIGHT DECK’S HALL ARCH STREET DI GRAS NIGHT With CURLEY'S ORCH. IN PPRIZES DANCING ¥, ADMISSION 25¢c. OXS VAUDE M 1 There Will Be No Regular Performance at Fox’s Today it of the THURS, FRI, SAT. HARRY —f N theater being used for the Vi # 7.. EVILLE great republican OCT. 28— CAREY edofedofe togelotedotetote] LUE STREAK McCOY” 2 whim hat- Vigorous ht at vv“ ctio DLEON" MUTT & JEF VAUDEVILLE likable p of a that's Harry Carey in this, sical and human—ready to laugh or his latest L 4 “IN AND ouUT” FOX NEWS 4--Headliners--¢ & will be the principal speaker. YCEU THEATER L FRIDAY, OCT. 29 Matinee and Night The Merry Play BUDDIES The New York Musical Comedy Triumph All Seats Now Selling Popular Matinee 25¢ to $1.00. M | night, Henry Saturday Evening Post and a Billy West comedy. Orth and Coleman's Tip Top Merry Makers complete their fitst to- “In Search of Millions,” which has been so well received here. In addition to the work of Al Lemans, New Britain's own comedian and wooden shoe endurance dancer, the act of La Petite Velma stands out. She imitates a mechanical doll and for eleven minutes appears as though motionless. Her act is one of the feas tures of the bill. For the second half of the week starting tomorrow afternoon, the Tip Top Merry Makers will present “A | Night at the Circus.” This is a mus- ieal revue which *tontains in riots of fun the troubles of two men at a cir- cus and the manner in which they are fooled. Al Lemons will show to much advantage in the part which he plays and his friends are expected to come in large numbers to witness this new role. How the simple faith and clean love of a girl brought a man to see that life is good, is brought out in “The Right of Way,” the feature pic- ture which will be shawn at the Ly- ceum for the second half of the week_ The star is Bert Lytell, and his part in this story by Sir Gilbert Parker, the Canadian novelist is considered one of the greatest that has ever been assigned to him. Parboil with 1-2 teaspoonful of soda. Put in a buttered baking dish a layer of beans and a layer of diced carrots. Cut the meat into strips and bury it in the vegetables. Add 1 teaspoonful of sugar to 1 cup of boiling water and pour over vegetables. Season with pepper and add water to cover. Bake two or three hours in a slow oven. . Sour Cream Cookics. 2 cups sugar. 1-2 cup butter. 1-4 cup lard. 3 eges. 1 cup sour cream. 1 teaspoon soda. 1-2 teaspoon salt. Nutmeg. Flour to roll. Cream shortening and sugar. Beat eggs well. Combine. Dissolve soda in cream. Add to first mixture. Add flour as little as possible, to roll. Roll on a floured molding board and cut with cookie cutter. Bake in a quick oven. Cook and the world eats with you. Don’t cook and you starve alone. MARY. 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