New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Revelations of a Phase of Wife this most That Madge. Sorely Puzzled sidoration . of problem presented to me It letum so 1 it from vas not a this be alone matter htly v's ht defl banistred mind my | lig nee Dl thow tried n bly unbelievable sald, as the ‘1 kpew Richard ense whatever he was Igno rule door élosed had ut ¥ of my turn the conversation rant mother-in-law into a8 the noc n incas & wife's the va wated ai she was (s n though attitude sl to al ut | Ject e in elne snature ove rong her Margaret oll Anothe that it e sold. 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I he many you keep | that way | A Pentitent Dicky. | Her \nner—all un ! lous 1 wa fo to admi held the olee and m A& note of wavering in her br &0 | fancied, she 0 sum Dicky had named he Wax to recelve for our new neo Bt 1 wor ould ) ad it cause of my limitations which Dicky | Natura 1 had no reply ered Per-| 1hin pat ) cch, b ' in stand | iy W restlessness her et S traits it the and rve to D o angry It | pe advice ahe had lwas not inconsisten # I know them for he low the course my pletured welf, L put asid slstod in t give th| | she had it matter Nichard Durkee m to do sar i the any one w You mark ird Alfr all rd s he 1t made he i | vutt ha h § GRILL M to the Public ' comment fro s Men’s Lunch .M. to 2P.M. per a la Carte RAND— HMARTFOIRD. JOE HURTIG Prosents onder Show with | sl v ge P. Murphy) (“Mot Dog™) Wonder Beauty Chorus in ds o swear me man know nee, ing t le mo omment from me she that in the we mean t cle my lips »u think ™ she dema Afred Durkee agree wi with > put him ug I returned quietly final bout she retorted I.u i n't pa ntil more rd gh, 1 now Il With a sl I mi And w wished that her words to my own r th prese om, to go over 1l y-n-b wie s that . o perfor y ®usb less t} loor ope Aistinctly penit nd by ! v 2 2 ] 2 ) 520 ) 56 () 28 ) 25 ) 8 () 8 () 8 ) ] h-mn n|u n Half An Hour Earlier @%@@E%@%E%@%E%@ L 0 A RUANTITYS NOW PLAYING AY ALLISON —l ELDINTRUST’; re's Nothing New Under the Sun.” They'd LD IN TRUST™ ALSO COMEDY i TOVICAL imeonc skl prprised If they saw * SCREEN REVUE SENNEIT MAGAZINY LYCEUD Acts 4 Supreme Vaudevnlle TRE CLARIES Singing Harpists MACK lienne MELFORDS wrogean Acrobats and DONCURT Sketeh ARDELL Con I8 SUNDAY NIGHT STUPENDOUS DOUBLE FEATURE BILL dmund Breese in ‘The Common Level’ ALSO cy Cotton in “Blind Love “IHE VEILED MYSTERY"” FORD EDUCATIONAL (9th Episode) POLLARD COMEDY COMING ALL N K Jusical Revue, Sunshine Glr With Al “Casey” Dashing Beauty Chorus and Big Surrounding Show of High Class Photo Plays T WEE unexpect until 1 co other ch who had boug ranaded Ric and EEERE = uld to be ot with | wit hir You been. im in him im- silenc with a's h Kes ked nd- & her and’ vlem fc a ent me, 4] i | = = J otherw of the | Unless ~ are writien by the press bureau with which they deal. VIRGINIA PEARSON, SHELDON Revue LEWIS AT PALACE IN PERSON picture Y ¥, Friday and Saturday of this F will present the for photoplay stars Virg har 1 Sheldon Lewis in st 1 o 5 audeville sket - Roth ae individual photo- liked Miss nembered besp in | PEAN ac obatic Pieture Impossible Fo Bishop's Fme ved at the Pal- | Breat is of the Ameri- comprise program the balance of ur the s of vaudeville balance of the we in program from it Th b singing harpist Doncurt do a comedy | Charles renders ihe Three M 1T k. a that of Palace wo | new Wardell sketch: several son Ifords do stunts this Sunday night FEdmund . who starred in Charles K play, “The Lion and Mouse.” will be » Common Level,” 1l be featured in musical revue, and <nown here as their here some and Lucy Cot womer are acat “Sunshine worn by 2 fortune udeville ir Shel- popular with Al *“Cs > 0 a dashing chorus and a carefully selected roundin show The rvue will given & conjunction with the ususa program of high photopl: sur. Mr wa inother movie on the i He played the in 1 of the big- among them *“The Clutch- “The Iron Claw.” but his and Mr. Hyde which is being shown all over is consi 1 his great- His work in its entirety, one of the fore- ictors in America. | inc! by the Palace large cost and to their in prices. The the bill offers photopl: ver- read story, “Polly orm Country.” Lewis' ¢ ellar st serials ing Hand,” Dr. Jekyll et time imme e HARRY CAREY A cow-camp K rubaiyat of a rod rider is “Sundown Slim,” who is visualized for us the person of Harry Carey at ‘theater this afternoon. Tattered hat and there is a romance ro AT l-‘()\'.\ yyam singing country triumph lnces Mr The ac mana at » offering these f happy heart, Lewis as about the eter most obt of blood nature-loving Ameri re mous has struck pote elinqu began by H. stars a téene izations that h. In “Over. it. and now H patro no advance photop! should not land Red” he a second story iV us the this mdow onto AT Fe hox car himself well featnre v on in a Harris idely - the Slim” who is shunted nia siding in a and who pronto mixe into the affections and sheepherders on rival ranches. There an inter ting romance woven into the sto: Ssundown Slim” will remain at I the rest of the week. Mutt and Jeff are the mysteries of “Home Brew," exceptional comedy and the News are also shown. The vaudeville part of the program offers Fisher and company, bicyclists, Rose Miller, Ali Rajah anc company, who answer any and questions put to him and a return o that famous little pair of artists th FForbes Kiddies Underlined for Sunday evening lLouise Lovely in “The Little G Mouse.” and Gladys Walton in “Pin Tights.” HOSPITAL Don't tonight mance hosp The Resery th to Lyceum | o perfor- for \in General tal b ind of $600,000. management offers seven big acts. ed be obtained at box The tion the . cowhoys, rlding seats may for oflic ever-in picture far ap the op slden-haire ual even in casing number of mo- to whom May Alli- rance i’ event ortunity tonight to d star enact a the 1 & list of Mary Manches- Kibbe Tur- previously Magazine. shown to- Fo on's every n part he ter ner's printed The have th unv en o heroine mag in t picture morrow and The story volves Book be ar will also Saturday of “Held the conspi bankers tc of a rich When she girl whe resembles her to impersonate the woman whose money they still seek to hold in trisg. A Mack Sennett comedy, the Screen | agazine 1 the Lyceum Topical Trust” cy of retain widow's engs re- two pos- about NEIL O'BRI AT LYCFE Tho Neil O'Brien Minstrels will b, the attraction matinee and night. i1s now on it and Manager Osca crupulous ion tune young young aies they for- ed a close- @@-‘3‘:} B P N S B OX'S VAUDEVILLE =33 AN0 ' BUST Pic -~ TODAY — FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 = Harry Carey in ‘Sundown Stim’ A Carey Classic of the Cow Country -.1 “HOME BREW"” FOX NEWS MUTT & JEFF 4--HEADLINERS--4, The Best of Vaudevilie FISHER & CO. ll()sl")“r\lll LER ALI RAJAH & CO. THE FAMOUS 'ORBES KIDDIE: SUNDAY EVENING, Sth LOUISE LOVELY e “THE LITTLE GREY MOUSE” AND GLADYS WALTON — “PINK TIGHTS” “FIENDISH TRIBESM 11th Episode of “BRIDE DECEMBER B 1 FOX ENTERTAINMENTS @-@@u@@@f} @@@@P@@Q@ | LYCEUM THEATER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9 Matinee and Night .O’BRIEN INSTRELS the | offered the | day known Violet and Euro- n's the n in the photoplay, Blird Love.” will be presented all next week, beauty be the in Fox's life of the hobo that appeals to the in he Knibbs h(‘, poetaster of a vagabond, Sante two 's demonstrating an x comedy all at the Lyceum, Thurs- This -mfi?“‘-fi@@é@fi-@@@ Ldogelorelotatetofotelofetetobedotatetotetotolelolotobe] Ledegetele] DECEMBER 2, 1920. | F. Hodgo is bringing-what he promises is the best and brightest aggregation of minstrel favorites this city has had the opportunity of witnessing for many scasons. Mr i"Brien haa w acts for the gram, among itten three new part of the pro- these will be found a new finale or aftes piece entitled “Americanization” which i described as a one act playlet in thr enes and like all other acts Brien has | producea, is full of bright witticisms 1d laughter compelling situations. sccond | “WAY DOWN, EAST™ In the cast of D. W. Griffith’s film i production of *\\, Down East” which began an engagement of one | week at the Par ater on Mon- night, there are several members of the original organization who were 1| seen in the play years ago. Of these Burr McIntosh and Vivia Ogden will be at once recalled. The cast further- more includes Lilliam Gish, Richard Barthelmess, Kate Bruce, Mary Hay Creighton Hale, Edgar Nelsoy, Lowell Sherman, George Neville and Porter Strong. In addition there are in the prologue Mrs. Morgan Belmont, a social leader in New York; Josephine Bernard, Patr Fruen. Florence Short, Mrs. David Landau, Emily Fitzroy and Myrtle Sutch. . It said to be Griflith’s master- piece surpassing his other bigw works of art including “The Birth of 1| Nation” and “Hear of the World.” 1 is a n iG€tc In the kitchen in of ner own home chemistry of cooking. gained from study of domestic science in a smte! university.. Consequently the advice | she offers is a tappy combination of she gives is her own, first tried oat theory and practice.. Every recipe Sister Mary cooks daily for a family of four aults. She Lrought to her kitchen an understanding of the and served st her family table. An inexperienced cook often makes of her fingers a burnt offering. The burn itself is bad enough but blister that follows is worse. To prevent a blister forming over a burn try mixing equal parts of egsg white and olive oil. Apply at once, cover with softflinen. Ilzgs mdy be £ | high but it's worth the price of an eg e | white sultant inconvenience and discomfort. Menu for Tomorrow Breakfast—Sliced vanapas with un- cooked cereal, scrambled eggs Wwith dried beef, toast, coffee. Luncheon—Baked d f n A k beans brown o a r Keith Vaudeville TONIGHT 2 ‘EEEEE@EE@E@@EEEEEE@EE@@EE@@E@EE@@E@E @EE@E@@@@E@EEEEEEE@E@E SHEL IN You have liked [EligiEliplnle =in) i) =e) to forestall a blister and the re- | B[] () ) o) ) bread and butter, pickles, tea. Dinner—Fried chicken with stuffed peppers pineapple salad, floating island, sponge cake coffee. My Own Kecipes The dried beef in the scrambled gives taste to an viherwise neu- tral tasting breakfast. The bananas and cereal are mild flavored foods, as the eggs would be without tha dried beet. FRIED CHICKERX 1 young chicken flour salt and pepper hot fat Cut chicken in pieces and par-boil till fender. Roll in flour sifted with salt and pepper and fry in hot fat till nicely browned. Put on a big platter and surround with stuffed peppess STUFFED PEPPERS green peppers cup samp cups boiling water tablespoons buzter tablespoons flour cups broth 1-2 cup cream 1-2 teaspoon salt paprika Dip peppers in boiling water and let stand a couple minutes. Remove from water and rub off the outer skin with a cloth. Cut in halves remove seeds and veins. Wash and drain samp. Put into kettle with boiling water and Needs “Fruif-a-tives” 4 1 is faithfully followed. 4 3 < medicinal OGDENSBURG, N. Y, THE WONDERFUL FRUIT MEDICINE Every HnmoT This State To those suffering with Indigestion, Torpid Liver, Constipation, Sick or Nervous IHeadaches, Ncuralgia, Kidney Troubie, Rheumatism, Pain in the Back, Ecsema and other Skin Afections, ‘Fruit-a-tives® gives prompt relief and assures a speedy recovery when the treatmensg ‘Fruit-a-tives’ is the only medicine made from fruiz — containing the principles of apples, oranges, figs and prunes, combined with valuable tonics and antiseptics. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. At all dealers or sent postpaid, by FRUIT*A-TIVES Limited, salt and cook all day. Melt butter add flour. Add broth slowly, stirring con- stantly. Add cream and selt and pep- per. Stir until boiling. To 1 cup of the sauce add as much samp as the sauce will moisten. Fill peppers with this creamed samp. Serve the remain- ing sauce in a bowl When a girl says “I don't care” it's a pretty sure sign that sho does. MARY. — ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine PARSON —ALL THIS WEEK— D. W. GRIFFITH'S All Times SYMPHONY Now Breaking All Records the Boston, PRICES: “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” is gen- uine Aspirin proved safe by millions | and prescribed by physicians for over twenty vears. Accept only an un- | broken “Bayer package” which con- | tains proper directions to relieve | Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neu- ralgia, Rheumatism, Colds and Pain. | { Handy tin ‘boxes of 12 tablets cost | | féw cents. Druggists also sell larger { “Bayer packages.” Aspirin is trade mark Bayer Manufacturer Mono- aceticacideter of Salicylicacid. 50c to $2.00. Regular Daily Matinees 25¢ to Owing to cost, “Way Down East” will never shown at less than first theater prices. No Phone Orders Taken. lilD@ElIEEIIEIEIElElLilEIEJEIEIEEIEIEIIEIEEIIIEEEIE@EHEEIEE!@EE]@E PALACE Best Of- Photo Plays FRIDAY SATURDAY Extraordinary Engagement ! Famous Photoplay Stars VIRGINIA PEARSON —AND— 7 T DON LEWIS PERSON With a Cast of Four People Presenting a Vaudeville Sketch, “The Second Chance” them both in Pictures, now see them on the stage in the spoken drama. Positively No Increase In -Prices ~ MILDRED HARRIS J ¥ ‘Polly of the Storm Country’ | Polly’s Battle with the Hilltoppers—the Abduc- tion—the Storm—are worth going miles to see. NEXT WEEK-— “SURPRISE WEEK” WATCH FOR IT Then Twice Daily at 2:15 and 8: Theater Hartford 13 Greatest Picture Play Production Forty-fourth Street Theater, New Ybdrk, and Tremont Temple, | Nights and Saturday Maltinee $1] —Secure Seats in Advance— length of pro- duction and -iron-bound contracts he class NEEEEE fl@@@@@@@@lfl@@@@@@@@@flfl@l@ (][] HEEIEIE&EEEEIEEIEIEIE!@ = ] ) ) ) ) l \ I