New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1920, Page 4

DING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of evelations of a Wife ver of the Covered Brovght to Madge. or colled myself u timid 1 shamefncedly contess back involuntarily when upon the man standing in s kitel The ides of bad become such a ter- on with me that the fman, who, I was sure, had d by her in some way, much the same denly come hersel . who had preceded me, a hand from her wheel ched mimo encouragingly, she whispered, and heartened me. No Betty Kano or ontle Iy bad urtiveness, an haa also noticed Bfrom the look which face. a look which hi pafirmed afrald, lady ou!" £ him attentively f manner, nervous, me realize that for thiy interview as I— & beyond his volition had arch or me. The impres- forcod itselt upon me that @ actunlly afraid to be e, 1 Aist frequent fur- tow. the door, #lmost pocted some Nemesis to 7 bim o'y rich Somd deep velee broke my Sunday school class she sald, with the third 4 which one speaks of a w that, to her, “Tim" tow-headed, freckled lad t. “I am afraid he has of what 1 taught him, ’ RTFORD, THIS WEEK tinee ‘Daily) ¥ ORIGINAL . WATSON OWN SHOW JUS 30 FRENCH AR BRIDES SONS’ patre — RTFORD. B NIGHT 8:15 K. WERNESDAY) New Magsieal Comedy ESS VIRTUE ANY OF I'IV’I‘\ Carolyn ’H- \bhsison, Har- k. mfl:z JAng, Sarah hfl‘l"‘ | manner | knew | but he knows that he can come to meo at any time whea he is perplexed or in trouble, and | will do what I cun to help him out.” ‘I was looking spoke and 1 flush steal over his face, and 1 won- dered i Betty Kane's tende it realized what 1 saw only 100 ¢ that there were passages in Tim's” life wk 1 would never dare to unfold to her He this morning, went on, geatle thoughtfulnes the em Pin the ordeal of explanation to und asked me if it wer him to see you here had found out that see me occasionully, and has me which anxious to deliver 10 you that his errand is veu.' Tim'™ as a brick-red st W arly any e horrified eyes. ame to me * she and I saw that in her sparing much of me as was arrassed as sho could, pos- bl In some vay he You came o it seems he age $ he | e | nothing mes s very assured me has which 3 tone howed her icty lest ymmons which she had innocent- Iy given mo might turn out to be something which would cause me had no th cassure he had brought idea that the from no Her an- for the in to man other rifyin emix s Draper reflection was the ry than Gruc An instant's brought me the that, no maiter what his errand, nothing from him while under Betty K turned quickly, anxious quiet anxiety in eyes. ‘I am all right,” tempt at ter. “What turnipg to' his furtive hind him He hesitated, to the other. “Would you mind, asked, finally, “if I lone? You see, » message—that it by herself.” Botty Kane's stern, “What is the anything like th anything dangerous 1 wondered if she had telepathic pow- ors to veice the thought which had already come’ to nie. “No, nothing like sald, gerly. 1 can word nt nothin’ her.” “very well, swerpd with minute her wh howe conviction 1 had 1 was 1 to her to same o fear roef her mounting the of ne. to the sure everything perfectly 1 said, with as brave an at- Jossness as I could mu i% your message?" I added, the man, who till kept up watching of the dour pbe- shifting from one foot Mis' Kane,” he ked to see the that is part of be delivered to voice sulldenly grew A box, or yhich could hold * she asked, and mespage ” Miats® the man O i that could hurt thep,” Miss Kane an- dignity, and in another hair had rolled into and the door had ween her and me The fnan named *Tim" drew a lotier flom his Insiae pocket as soon a8 she was safely out of hearing, and A ¥, out to me. T took it, with a chilled feeling at my heart. For upon it my name was written in the vamistakable chirography of Grace Draper! N. Y. Call evéry day. Iead the advt. O..###\&Ofi’&@fl#i#fl'.fi." FOX'S JO ¢ TODAY Shirley —ly— irl of My Heart’: Most Charming and Appeared. CAYERS OF TERROR' 1) 1\11% AND aulxai~;|»-~ : FOX VAUDEVILLE IELD & BENS BYELYY YOUNG TRIO HURS. — FRY. — TOM 7. HE TEXAN’ TUESDAY WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Romantic FOX ENTERTAINMENTS LT w Mason Story in Which Shirley Tenth Episode of “BRIDE 137 LHESTER OUTY “A NEWS 4--Headliners- FHE NORMANDJE GIRLS FOUR OSTRELLAS Mamn“ummnwwwmufl 3OS ITH LR B F LS HWRVELT #@%#@QMQ#'&@@MMOW NQY, j) — 12 — 3 MIX POGHI VRGOS BOIH ug-’g bipy Ahdri Unless otherwise noted, wrgeu of the theaters or STOCK COMPANY AT < THE LYCEUM THEATER. Champlin and his company commence thelr week's engagement the Lyceum this afterngon present- ‘Cappy Ricks,” Oliver Morosco's big New York success. Mr. Champlia claim 1o have the best company this his entire career, and his seleciion of plays to be offered during the week embracing some of the very best and latest Mewropolitan success- with special scenic production for each play, with exceitent cast of per- ncers and with the zr e eve litte det will make his bow today assurance that he is giving the best in the way of plays that money can sc- Chas. K ing Chmmplin with the his patrons higly class offer as their Morosco's. big a and de- ot he company_yill opening play ONver Hroadway succe play of wholesome quaing character types, with a lighttul love story and a vein pathos running through it. Tomorrow matinee and will be scen Long | here cenes in this cole philosopby, atmosphere night the company in “Daddy ful play. The crude the guaint humer in the lines of “Judy,” the innocent Wways and the manner in which she finally wins the man she lovss, makes a story of direct and fascinating appeal. ‘Broadway Jones,” “The Crimson Alibi," ‘he Unmarried Mother," “The House of GuMt” are the list of plays to be presented the remainder of the week. SHIRLE MASON AT FOX'S. It is doubtful if Shirley Mason has ever been seein in a more delightful and charming role than that of Joan, a waif, in “Girl of My Heart,” which begins a three days' engagement at Fox's this afternogn. “Girl pf My Heart” is a screen version of Fran- cis Marion Mitchell’s novel, “Joan of Rainbow Springs.” It contains iremendous heart in- terest, and includes a delightful love theme, as the title suggests. The story is of a girl inmate of an orppanage, who incurs the enmity of the frus- tees, and is ousted by for a mischievous offense, and le‘! on to variou experiences, including | life among the Indlans. There is the usual hgepy ending of course, when the girl @hd the man whose heart she has won are finally united “Tt- ne of those photoplays that holds the uninter- rupted attention of the audience throughout and Miss Masdn- as _little Joan gives a most charming imper- sonation. Others in the cast include Raymond McKee as leading man; Martha Mattox, Al Freemont, Calvin Weller, Hooper Toler and Cecil Van- auker. Edward J. LeSaint staged the production J “The Cavern of Terror,” the tenth episode of “Bride 13" repregents per- fection in the art of serigl produc- ton, unfolding a it does one thrilling and fast-moving incident after an- other. Jncluded in the program are Fox News, a new remarkable the and TOPAY NIGEL BARRIE In Robert W. COMEDIES " Broadpay's BENTE{L BROS. The Xylophgne Ficngds Q'h»ir' R re many touching these trustees - FURSDAY KATHERINE AC DONALD AMERICA'S FAMOUS BEAUTY Supported by And EENNETH HARLAN Chambers’ Story “The Turning Point” A Romance of Giorigus Womaphood —KEITH VAUDEVILLE— “Thepp's None Better” “FHE BROADWAY FOUR" SAMPSQN ADD DOPGELAS In Foelr Qugingl Nonsepeical Oddity HA.S RAY Henry’ Thursday i, g | { % -oz (hese noticcs are weitten by the pross attracgic with whick they deal uproarious comedy Hamme The udeville offerings are Van- field and Rena, The Normandie Girls, clyn Young Trio and the Four Ostrellas. “Hearts KATHERINE M’'DONALD—PALACE In the face of high prices and the bankruptey of her dead father's business, Diana Tennant, New York sociely girl, outfits herself and sister in the latest stvles of ies' ready- to-wear, unheedful of the fact that she is almost penniless. This is the situation which Kather- ine MacDonald, starring in “The Turning Paint,” her latest picture released throush First National kx- hibitors' Circuit. will gnact before the patrons of the Palace theater to- day, Tuesday and Wednesday. “The Turaping Pojnt,” is an adapta- tiop from Robert W. Chambers’ | novel of the same title and Miss Mac- | onald, declared to be the most beputiful woman on the screen, gives a lendid interpretation to the rolg of Diana Tennant haunted by an un- true rumor of the past, in love with a society idler, and endeavoring to ward off the distasteful attentions of 2 aealthy man who would willingly bring ap unjust disgrace upon her. The Keith vaudeville bRl contains four excellent acts headed by the “Broadway Four,” exponents of harmony, and one of the best guar- tets in vaudeville. ©Other acts include Sampson and Douglas, nonsensical oddity; Dennis Bros. offer a pleasing novelty, and the Bentall Bros. in Xylophone and dancmg offering. \_ “P the kitchen of hier gwn home u-:""'......,:t"‘" & s iate of a state juently advice lhlo'uslsalu%py«-n tion of she gives is her own. first tried oat theory and practice. Every recipe Sister Mary cooks daily for p family of four alults. She Lroughf to her an of the and served at her family . Most of the tough cuts of meat re- quire a long process of boiling or bak- ing, involving such an expepditure of fuel that the economy in thg price of the meat is lost. This recipe for flank steak is very satisfactory from every point of view. There is no great length of time need- ed to cook the meat, none of the nour- ishment is lost, the dish is attractive to serve and there will be no left- overs. #fi&““*“’f####.fi## -aqm#-- ‘PALACE- “HOUSE QOF HIT§" WEDNESDAY ® TR R R T T X T oL e e R R ARk hokohcbedhobid PATHE NEWS Quaniege DENN]S BROS. Nowvplty Workers Bt & ! | i and ' PAINS NEARLY DOUBLED ME Up Notlnng Holped Me Until | Took Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound. Wyandotte, Mich.—“For the las$ four years 1 have docto‘rhed off fi'on : TR wi oug ':Im“ll nnu” ’ have had ppins LA A every month so % ] that T would n double up. 8o times I could Bweep & room with- out stopping to rest, and everything I ate :_p;& my stomach. Tee ye Ilostas c’? 1.)8; and suffered so - badly that I was of my hui at times. ~My bopelp di not move for days and I could nat without suffering. e doctor copld no help me and one day T told my h\ubnd that I could not stand the pain agy longer and sent him to_ the ~otor. to get-me a bottle of Lydia’ ? ham’s Vegetable Compound and threw the doctor’s medicine away. taking three bottles of Vege pound and using two bottles pkham’s Sanative Wash cvub; do my own housewsrk. If it had pot for your medicine I don’t know wmpi' would be today and I am never withong a bottle of it in the house. You —Mrs. M A {;i STExDER, 120 Orange §¢., Wysngoiss, Mich. Buy one flank steak. This will make about elght servings but will not be too much for an ordinary fam- ily dinner for four people- Have the steak “scorgd” by the butcher. This saves the cook work and is no trouble at all for the butch- er. Put the mcat into a large frying- pan or a flat baking dish thgt may be sent to the table. If a gravy is made the meat will have to be cogked in the frying-pan, but if not it Jooks more attractive served in the dish it was cooked in. Make a paste of the following in- gredients: 1-2 teaspoon mustard. 3-4 teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon sugar. 3 tablespoons vinggar make a paste. Spre-\d the paste over the meat ) Slice an onion as thin as possible and sprinkle these shadowy pieces over the steak. Put 1-2 cup boiling water in the pan and bake 1% hours. Dot with butter when done and serve. If a gravy is wanted melt 1 table- spoonful of butter in the pam in which the meat was cooked. Brown 1 %tablespoons of flour in the butter and add 2 cups of water, stirring con- stantly. Fhere will be apsolntely no taste of the vinegar and mustard mixture, but the meat will have a delicious flavor and be so tender it ¢an be cut with a fork. Fhis meat with mashed potatoes and gravy, buttered caulifiower, bread and ‘butter and jeHy, a plain salad and ap- ple of pumpkin pie and coffee a hungry man feel at peace wl world. A’ flank steak is so frankly tough that unless the fibers-are broken in some way it is imposgible to serve. Of course, vinegar softens the tough fiber and makes its responsive to the heat of cooking. Mpre long gcooking will not make flank stpak tender. And another thing, flank steak has no bone or grisle, therefore no waste. Was there ever a housekeeper who didn't have one room or closet open for general inspection only on potice? MARY. ——— | To Gurc a GCold Dne nav + Take Grove's : et Bromo =x Quinine tablots e Wadkd i g:We&‘p” an.‘c Infusnse wadt Ol L The genuine bea this signature cnonen 10| FOF Quick Returns Use Herald Clagsified Ads. SEBLGBHOBRY “numvmu Special Tonight From 7 to 9 P. 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