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

P - is the principal figure in this scandal, 1 cup milk. W which has reached the columns of a 1 teaspoon salt. F2 — E society newspaper, bases a play on the 1-4 teaspoon pepper. . story and has it produced in Paris. 1 canned pimento. > \ ¥ £ ¢ FORESTERS’ FAIR Cut sweetbreads which have been Adele Garrison’s New Phase of ‘ ¢ . i ; | parboiled into small even pieces. Melt . 2 (A 5.4 3 HAS LARGE CROWND | Itter. atd flour, and slowly add mulk. | . . o s L] " VL | giiring constantly. Season with salt . Revelations of a Wile : = NS, F AR S Tog . X P [ eppor-ama sad breads " Rinse = H o b » 3 M E o o A P - i peas under running water. cat with 0 . ! : B RN o . o : " o PR bt Sel Prominent Veterinaryof Dover o N 4 undreds of people attended the espoon butter, teaspoon suszar, T ~y g : R Sl S i ~ S 3 opening of the nine nights' fair of | 1-2 teaspoon salt mnd 1-8 teaspoon Suffered Tortures for dge Helped Dicky to His You don’t have to. Thero are sev- i e e e s o D Court Friendly, Foresters of Americaa| PePPer. Add pimento cut into 1-4 Twelve Years o eral other places on the middle line, - in Bardeck’s hall last nizht, listened ] inch cubes and let the whole boil up sl within three or four miles of Marvin." | “SUNSHINE GIRLS" AT LYCEUM. , The fourteenth episo he {o somt of the best cntertanment cver | once. Serve on hot toast. “FRUIT-A-TIVES”and“Sootha Salva’ A never knew that™ d, with i b - o . 1 : . 1 - i i Heading the program for next ish Tri man” o | provided here, when Mack's Merry ¥s . B: ‘ht Relief bt Sl S S e DGl a\..‘-x\ at the Lycormie! the musical Included finltomorrow | inight's ipmo- | ‘Makers' o Hanifortl sfageal aoros | Orumb Cake. Finally Broug| | tions were the same everywhere T [pabypds Lephaiet Chief in | Eram. Gaumont News and an intere ok . Dover, N. H. is an inducement, 1 will admit, to have | 00 : s A g teamenTE il talas it 3 e R toniantt » onel 2 cups flour. , e comp he clever dancing 1 . | For tonight's entertalnment at the| ] tenspoon each cinnamon, cloves, “In 1906, I began to be troubled | through train service to New York.” 5 . ) frst ' comedia 1 “Case sportec »hotoplay at tion for 3 ir, drt cor! o - ver the| o e e = eu'd better median, A asey™ Fox supported 7 ¢ < r, drum corps from all over the N Doun’t ou think you by a dashing beauty chorus and a ' ©f the coming week will * 8| state will compete fn the best march- nutmeg. with Eczema. It started on my face duplicity, but because 1| . ONT O T ikt ol N | chunge your mind, sweethenar wpable surroundingz cast of other By.” with an all star cas ing, the neatest appearing and the SicuDSuBRE < and gradually spread. The second ot Dicky suspect that the | oM S0 o e Dicky coaxed T ano tening ith Fairfax coming to Hvo | players. The show will be given every Herbert Rawlins B 137 will| pest plaving corps, and prizes will be| 1 cup sour milk. summer, I was so badly aficted I to us had completely Dicks’s Powsel day astisser fexos ot Thursday when be retained D half 0(“:!115 S b specialty, there will be | 1 b oous moda: had to lay off work. I would keep p attitude toward the ;"“l" You sound exactly like the villain ot el "_‘”‘"‘ > ‘l‘ :'1 Kive jiweek ’““ B o " m"‘"‘“‘" lf::m‘t;w a baton swinging contest for state L e e O my hands tied up at night to prevent I wantod to draw hm | ., ; melodrama,” 1 laughed oAl DR (e it | il e nelnied in the | -hampions and a large number of en- | yix and sift flour, spices and sugar.| digging into my flesh while asleep. ity oituta. | “WeN. I'll defy any meiodrama 10§y 0"ty re: Wi e heen im presram as sell as o change of vau- | (ies are expected. The = following| pyp shortening in with tips of fingers | Yspont hundreds of dollars in seeking 4 predien apitula- : Beesid e (ha | Hon star, 1 be see rogre s well as a ¢hange of VAU- | oo Evelbetn ovited: ThE I Ans 3 . 2 g produce a lovell-er her-o-ine than th sy ioripbial = e corps have been invite till the whole is crumby. Take out 1 3 wishes which destred to | BPOCUIE Ot Nding in me arms” he ml.‘ '\‘... 'ma Murder, the first half ) deville uck drum corps, Father Matthew's| ouo' of crumbs. To the remaining rc.hef. Iwouldgoforsavemlz{:onflxs »é 1 [ returned unbiushingly. “But—honest, | OT neXt Wwoek | This picture s o L T drum corps of Hartford, the Colonial [ (/0 ¥ 744" sour milk with soda dis.| Withouttroubleand then the Eczema B amhench 1 | you won't be obstinate. will you " penhelny's Hovel and providesitiie tal” | AR BAND AT AR tor | Bfe and drum corps of Plaintille, St. | g jved in-it. Mix and edd salt. Put{ would break'out againand I would B it aa i T | member, 1 dun’t approve.” I | O e Tatriking vohtole | 5 1",‘ '\1"“”‘] “““"l“\‘\‘_“ “‘""; of! Taul's drum corps rom Kensington, | jn pyttered and floured pan, sprinkle | be in for a siege of suffering. My . k 1'm : was my > - . . chicle | y1onc uesday and Wednesday IR SN A i . ol o e | wald. and it was my turn to be un- | Tl 0 T P Rl Foiees N n esda x‘|\| Sodnes 2t the T. A. & B. corps from this ity | \j(h crumbs and bake an hour in a| hands,especiallyacross the knuckles, blushin now. “But if your he [ s " ) the Palace is heac by the b | and other: The Filver City and the derate oven. seleaf through seven m Nt Soeu it T Wone it va:"m-m P - . | vie ob the stage today. with a B e Ao o e ot i B e ‘m‘;\" s a"ma;\ e o d be so puffed and swollen I that change ut lr."m”'.“«l: [t e o lyont 5 e ST l.'fi ||ovu”1'f‘ f'fw| of several charming sirls With music | and a parade through the center of | el DEE could mot do any ‘obstetrical work ::‘ ”"‘ e “” : ; froms | 1hin_ your mother's comsent, without, | U0 P EE G RIESY :;nm‘n !‘m\‘:lv : the famous \H-‘umv City (e v will precede the entertain- | i or operations. pr since T eame bac om | y yiclded 8¢ : e ir > Co ! and. They were the sensation a o i % A R e e e atiad (s /| DY Nndwing nm;‘l h'\‘ \ 1d lll » Loy Chblen th “Biiad feve \:;v\!”i l:\“\‘ prae )':‘x O | MeNt. Dancing will follow until mid- It was about three months ago I i your persuasion. Then have her come » -7 | Atlantie vy the st s ¥ and Bi 5 pmtortably ro reading or ' o " T e conside nd I w is well known on the stage for (he Palace patrons will certainly en- - chanced to read an ad. of ‘Fruit- peyou have to trall off | o0 o Clint her request.” e ‘J""““““” in Charles Klcin's oy (hefr offering. Other acts include . 3 a-lives’ about a person being cured hor It's no joke sta g staifaled e ind T e you heiress B Fd 4 ictrola o % A | around s Horn 4 Dicky fH‘\xn‘ L locovers that the mai ieTe LhCORS the iman "\:Yllr;‘;:ll P il “r"x(:‘ (::_“'”u | 5 remedy and ‘Sootha Salva’. I bought p “Simply because she intensely dis- ey g - ¥ s recordsy Victoria, a da fferis 3 < now.” 1 saivered reminis- | ahnigies of the sale, and made married had apparently been after her | ;4 Major Doyle, a Lilliputian come- . both and in about a week, noticed an | improvement. I have now used two £ how will you better your- | yroniin."1o he firm in my refusal, and | TPneY. lov that and not the girl | gian. v te else? You're not golng | not yield to you,” I answered, smiling. | WNo owned it ) | —_— — ‘boxes of ‘Fruit-a-tives’ and one of @ Islana It you sell?” “I see!" Dicky grinned. “You don’t |, "l'h'-v ,..‘;n,.»\ tomorrow night will | y\iiNSTRELS, LYCEUM, THURSDAY | > ‘Sootha Salva’ and am entirely free - » the it . SOC R 2 Vi ed | 3 : . dour koldon wedding day nt mothen to think you're a door- e l“"‘;:“_ :““ :m T\!“”:l(""h: A new program of up to date min- | of Ecsema. My flesh is clear and ed {iut there are any s g ! R o b fro " a ollarc omedy and il SR »w scenic frame 3 = % “ - mat wife. Welil, we'll try to keep from | Educational Weekly. trelsy in an all new scenic frame ; Sl smooth and I am that gratified with plied pretty ones, 100, | or the deadly secret of your being and with all new wardrobe will be don’t necd to change. the reine ation of Patient Griselda! S seen when the Neil O'Brien Minstrel the result that I cannot proclaim too Bellove Fa like to go over | 4 ,q ahout obtaining her consent, just AT FOX'S, now on their ninth annual tour, play } ' & loudly the merits of these remedies”, * 1 watd, just %o it would | wuich your Uncle Dudley. Before the . . i geme t the Lyce 3 3 " oky o b From the moment Sundown Slim PSRRI X ey 2 i J N. ZENDAM, D. V. K, conversazion until Dicky | gay's over she’ll be around Having | \ooenr as he is kicked out of the box ay matinee and night. E. N. OL s e Vo Ho f having spoken you by inch syt hts have ¢ car by the angry brakeman until he| . _ G Both remedies are sold at 50c.a my scheme . fades out in the setting sun in the | “PEVIL'S PAs = In the kLitchen of ner own home t srophecy was fulfilled to the “The Devil's Pass Kgy 2 : x, 6 for t or o, I T |. o okt Intary | 1ot reel, Harry Carey is a joy and de.] ‘The Devil's Pas 3 e i chemistry of cooking, gained from i sent postpaid by FRUIT-A-TIVES Jetter, e nt Mandy to | IEht. Sundown Slim Is the title role | "al-Jewel produgtion Ly Erich VOO | study of domestic science in a stato e DENSBU- . when Mother Graham Bont B ad | I0 the photodrama which closes ite | Stroheim. the directing ~genlus o7} tiversity.. Cuasequently the advice Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y. immon me to room y had | ® b ettt tind Ilusbands,” generally pro- | she 'ofiers is a appy combination of {nounced to be onme of the sreatest |she gives is her owm, first tried oot omorrow evening Louise Lovely = 3 will il appear in i “The i Littie liGray | LECtOPIEYS (Of Severat yonrs o theory and practice. . Every recipe | | Hours, 9 ~. m., 8 p. m. Phone 703 entergd his ther's room I knew o Palice ate ay, Mon- | s \ y Z]n'\‘ h{ mothe ‘-. ; JH ‘¢‘ 1 Moune” The atary B the iniin Gicte {the Palace theater on L unday, Mo Sister ll:r_y cooks daily for a family 4 by the expression rer face that he day, Tuesday, Wednesda: of four aults. Si i ) able to thake her believe | With a talented and beautiful woman, e Wi played tha b | S he Lrought to her | | = A . P TRt who because of her retiring and con- 5 : R eon Understanding of tho | | s J €On- | hand in ““Blind Husbands,” has in|and served ot her fi Right Abous Face. servative life, is given the title of “the { “Tns Devil's Pass Key” the part of | a1 cas way fo eversormot | DENTIST i Mg t. 1 am surprised by what | little grey mouse” by a worldly wom- |, talented American author living in | S hia o asE ,‘no “‘lcr“ume the abv. {108 " Porter’& Dyson Bldg. Richard tells me of your obstinancy,” | At who has ensnared her husband—a | Paris with his young wife, who gets | 2575 2 e by 52 Main St. New Britain she began, her voice metallic, her face | Worthless chap who accepts the credit | qeeply in debt to an unscrupulous | C0°King cabbage or onions or even the | : 1 arim. “The poor boy! He has shown | for her literary genius ds a matter of ' modiste. This woman expects the | MOre expensive caulifiower or brus- . 3 i convincingly, how n ssary to his | course and finally divorces her on ' zirl to get a rich lover to pay her sels sprouts is to let a piece of dried i \th it ix that he move to some town | false but circumstantial evidence. bills and introquees her to a wealthy | Orange peel burn slowly on the top of er o n. ¢ will not have that pneu- “Pink Tights” will also be present- ' young American army officer: The | the stove. ou any othier reason for house than just the money €elving for 1t?" 1 asked, -Nt-'u;- a pote as 1 could | | slipped out of the nouse most dis- I ereetly a fey minutes before, and when | | 2 d il = e E < by The smoke of the orange acts as a 5 ding walt in winter, and I | ed. All the romance and fascination ;| American realizes the young wife is -4 C L i 3 n my consemt to his selling | of the small circus will be found in | unsophisticated and helps her out of | deodorizer and clears the air and Teacher of Violin 1 - the Marvin house. But he tells me that | abundance in *ink Tizthts,” featur- | her difficulties, leaves a pleasant aroma. vou are obduratic, despite his hav- | ing Gladys Walton and Jack Perrin. The husband, unaware that his wife Menu for Tomorrow. E o ing pleaded with you, and has be a Breakfast—Grapefruit, broiled salt 115 Dwight St. Tel, 1145-4, | | me to use my influence with you to | *™= —— - - | e e yo e . Now, what have ineh o | change sour decision, Now, hat v | S S BBHBHVEVEOBVOCHCCRBVVBBE| Lo Croames | e Dinner—Meat pie, mashed mackerel, corn muflins, coffee. I never ve been able to decide toes, cauliflower in cream sauce, jel- lied vegetable salad, prune whip, cof- | fec. Sl . i My Own Recipes. : Instead of serving a whole half of L . PLEASURE CARS rapefruit to each person, try scoop-| | M. IRVING JESTER ing out the pulp and make one grape- | fruit serve three or four persons. Put: 5 1 ) h the fruit into small glass dishes with a | g : b T e atre light sprinkling of suzar. 2 i 5 Creamed Sweetbreads with Peas. T Hal‘(ford 1 pair sweetbreads. S EK- 1 can peas. Lew Wilson the “Variety Boy,” the PR - 2 tablespoons butter. Neil O’Brien’s Minstrels. Then Twice Daily at 2:15 and 8:15 1 tablespoon flour. s s | Greatest Picture Play Production of All Times | whether Mother Graham deceives her- & & Presents i self in these lightning changes of hers, | & kS + whether she possesses more ef- ifi" gg; frontery than any one I have ever onder Show’ |7 i oo e et e § THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9 ) .« | With her or remind her of her pre — vious attitu So I stmply smiled ge P. Murphy |70 5 mserions me. | & MATINEE AND NIGHT e il Chatesdal & Tt 4 Usual Street Parade and Band, Concert heen simply waliting for vour decision o (“Fot Dog" before giving mine. ©f course, I shall fore giving m <8 Wonder Beauty Chorus sign the a - % FOX'S RIE et MINSTRELS E‘ VAUDEV!ILLE 2 — Tickets Now Selling — Matinee at 2:15—Prices, 28¢, 55¢ and 83c Fo) ] WHERE QUALITY Evening at MEETS ¥ f Doors Open Half An Hour Earlier < m 3 " N L] Lededetod ok e fetelotototeto e Tore ALL XNEXT WEEK ““Sunshine Girls’’ Now Breaking All Records at A Musical Revue Featuring Al Casey and Dashing Beauty Chorus the Forty-fourth Street Theater, Surrounded by High Class Vaudeville ;g:“'m}'"“v and Tremont Temiig Evening at 8:15—Prices, 55¢, 83¢ and $1.10 A : i PRICES: MONDAY TUESDAY \D WEDNESDAY Nights and Saturday Matinee WAR TAX INCLUDED COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION 50c to $2.00. LededodetotedototototocTotoR ot toRo et TR T ot ) Regular Daily Matinces 25c to $1 e — — m— — 5 —Secure Seats in Advance— = = . t, length of - e EE TR E EEEs W 66 i ‘H E: CINE M A e = ' “Way Down East” will never be shown at less than first class Announcement MURDER” |l to Our Patrons WITH M ® ° arion Davies A Romance That Has Thrilled Countless Thousands, and Will Thrill 5@ You! We were very sorry that so many could not get in yesterday to see Virginia Pearson and Sheldon Lewis, so this will remind you that they will appear at the three shows to- day and we urge as many as can to get here for the 5:00 o’clock show as we will be un- able to accommodate everybody at the last WE THANK YOU. @ LAST TIME TONIGHT B rry Carey in ‘Sundown Stim’ sundown Slim Saw America First — From a Box Car HEADLINERS--4 The Best of Vaudeville ISHER & (0O ROSE MILLER ALI RAJAH & €0 —THE FAMOUS FORBES KIDDIES—3 Ledetodiofeled fotelele] | EEEEEE Ol = SHOULD TAlL S TRIFL TORCHY IN HI( UIT & JEFF —IN— “HOME BREW" FOX NEWS SUNDAY EVENING, CEMBER 5th. LOUISE LOVELY —IN— E LITTLE GREY MOUSE” AND GLADYS WALTON “PINK TIGHTS” STHE FIENDISH TRIBESME I Hh—Episode of “BRIDE 13"—14th GALMONT NEWs COMEDIES Doooooolooooooooooooononn HANK MAN COMEDY, “NAUGHTY NURSE “THE VEILED MYSTERY' (Episode 9) BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE TOMORROW NIGHT BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Edmund Breese in ‘The Common Level ALSO Lucy Cotton in “Blind Lov | susoox rews POLLARD COMEDY “THE VEILED MYSTERY VIRGINIA PEARSON FORD EDUCATIONAL Now at the PALACE In Person MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, DE! IBER 6, 7, 8 ’ “PASSERS BY” With an Al Star Cast BRIDE 13" At rly date Willi Fox Wil ¥ nt His Latest and Greatest ANTOMAS."" FOX ENTERTAINMENTS - lolotedododtodoter d Tt ToTodetototote totatetekeotogedidogetodototelod 2e 8] ] ] ] ] ) ] ) ) ) ) ) ) ) e ] u u] [u] I0INICI0oIoCIono;ogooio