New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 20

ky Told Madge About Whistling Sam. Sam assures me that we twenty minutes for a ram- y sald as he came back to sitting on the bin “His dinner will be on the says, In exactly twenty-four d thirty-six seconds, and he t wo can wash up In_the minutes and stated seconds. mlong, old dear. We'll find idge. I've got mental blue he place strewn all over me. Sam s someo little director, o world." ransforred the extra sweater own mcross my sholders to ., and fell into step be- ing Sam, I assume, is the he gontloman with the fork you were talking,” I said band glanced down at me marvellous intuition you id, with burlesqued ad- You guessed right the tim Go to the head of the i nt on. “Whistling Sam he that all the name he has " turned the corner of the one-story bullding by this found ourselves in a wide, , extending away from the mgh the trees. turned the corner of the one-story bulding by this found ourselves n a wide, d, extending away from the h the trees. ust be the motor road,” , gazing down its sunlit ta. There are loads of lew who come down here through the season, at- Whistling Sam's cooking ure. I echoed. “Do you k to look at the quaint, n, which, seen In the roligh which we were MARTFORD THIS WEEK Matinec ly ¥, BEDINI OFFERS sek-a-Boo”’ A —with— and McCullough Musical Revue reical Smprobability WO 1 CPINKIES y Vaudeville Offering ROTHERS McINTYRE , & EDDIE GORMAN FANDA HAWLEY in. BELOVED VILLAIN" B. G, SALVINI, THE HIT OF ETT COMEDY DOUBLE GRACE - “THE HIDDEN CODE” A Picture of a Thousand and WALTER MILLER N “WHY In & Smashing Story of Dramatic Force i THESE TWO Bl U ORTED BY ENTERTA COMEDY ““THE VEILED MYSTERY" FORD EDUCATIONAL JCIAL CONCERT BY LYCEUM AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA DLDING A HUSBAND | Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife | TS ALY jEnySpetton be seen tonight and tomorrow. Scene viewing it, revealed itself as something Unlesa otherwise noted, these notices are written by the press One takes places on a Pullman car really beautiful, and far, far removed bureau of the theaters or attractions with which they deal baund for Morocco; scene two, a street RAND— ey NOW PLAYD DH-U-BABY” Musical Company “MOROCCO BOUND” —ALSO— HOPE HAMPTON “A MODERN SALOME” NCEUM TOP INDAY EV TURE OFFERING of The Bernicici Brothers are it y 1 i i e g | ““How Delicious®™ sy “Hokum is the Opinion of all who have once tried nation of fun and A!' ) ORANGE PEKOE TEA OROCCO NOUN AT LYCEUM. “Morocco Bound.” the musical comedy in five scencs of the “Oh- y' company, continues to please at the Lyceuf. It will fram the commonplace, lcky Plans. in Morocco: scene three, Morocco | Castle; scene four, courtvard of castle, “THE PASSL SHOW OF 1919” )please both parties. Star and story “Built every inch of it with the e are exceedingly good. That, after all, |, "0l FCERE (04T CONTRIT 0 e i X : lata “of ‘ono heiper, an unskilled day | Christfmas Attraction at Parsons |is the true solution” of “what-the- | *"% $Colidoring Yariews of oxauisite Packed in sealed metal packets only, to p laborer, whom he keeps principally Theater, Hartford. D e emdles, Mutt and | £0%ns and dazzling jewels is worn by its many excellent qualities. A | to help him lift heavy logs. Oh, he's o N " DYY. oot o8, 2 : Hope Hampt in her initial produc- b Wl T 1R IYe The Passing Show of 1919." the |Jerr in their always amusing antics .""pe qlt on 1{\41‘: :i aQ"In = x Send us a postal card for a free sample. Address: s I'm fighty C1Bhth annual New York Winter |ang the latest Fox News complete]l o 28 @ star, ““A Modern Salome, Salada Tea Company, Stuart & Berkeley Sts., Boston heard of him before, and I'm fIEhtY | Garden revue, will be meen at the | oo pimcars oobgioy ! which is the feature picture at the 1ad to got this chance to view him | pargong theater, Hartford, all this | The vaudeville bill offers diversified | I¥Ceum. \ — at close range.” week, beginnin = = | One evening gown which the star i ng Monday night, with |entertainment. LeRoy Brothers dis- . 5 . deville bih s & Bonaliroctced 4 = i ot S | wears is made of white satin, trimmed = the leading role on the stage for six ~ The Keith vaudev features [ Dicky was in o communicative vein, | gav nmd o Crristmae ey, anes- | play some wonderfal feats of strength | i " Y OGN TPl Gred with continuous vears in New York, Chi- ' four excellent acts with Larry Reilly and hand balancing. Lew Freeman |,;,q,1 designs and sparkling like tho cafo, Boston and London, will play * & Co. in “Bits of Irish,” Dave Fergu- and, knowing from long experience. . q.v mha curt S { . e curtain rises at 8 o'cl ! ha ¢ 5 2 | that an injudicious question might gharn at night "nnr:‘ L !,,n..”mk :;;‘::b; has a great line of talk and Ada ; diamond d@iadem and the pearl neck- the chiof part when it is shown at son n “Alimony,” Togo, in a J‘p‘.‘i | I wiscly kept silent, seeing that ‘:‘l';:"“"' him register an imitation of a ;¢ the Wednesday and Saturday mat- fi,‘;"'::,‘;‘rg:cnf’.}’h(,“ ;:;fim“,';,::nwm; ‘lflfo.sh;‘ wears with this d”‘»]- “the Palace Theater during its engage- noveltyfllnd :{a‘r:lt;xxer Mannikins | inees. This gayest and most gorgeous > - sketch. Is f 5 particular costume was seen ment in this city today and tomorrow. | a very fine offering. “It's to be supposed he has a real &0 musical comedy sketch, is funny. . | Winter Garden spectacle is accla ~ % sl 54 .| Hampton at a recenut dressmakers’ A . Cavallini the fascinating | sssessse [ name, and folks, and other appurt pectacle is acclaimed | For next Sunday evening an ex- As Mme. Ca — nances of a civilized human bein ' ¢ e v s 1 i | - . the best cntertainment of its kind that | ceptionally good picture bill is offercd. | convention where it won ‘f:rst prize in ' prima donna heroine, Miss Keane has | | But he never by any chance reveals famrous ponoied from New York's |Buck Jones the soldier. cowboy, actor | 1o, 00t (0% WOAL (MG 10(CTE won for herself many triumphs on the | 3 famous home of extravaganza. The |gtar, will be presented in his latest = MO 7 international stage and is ranked to- ‘r"::y‘t(r{ln: :mwvrnl'p;'mh"l-'l h::f('fl;m same {nimitable contingent which gave | ox production, “Sunset Spraguc”. | tC had submitted their picked master- | day as America's greatest emotional - EATRE —— cky went on. stiing S life and vitality to this revue will be | Carmel Myers in “In Folly's Trail’ | Pleces. : | actress of the present day. Her im- | === TH calls himself, and Whistling Sam 18 | peen here. T n A Local film fans should see “A Mad- | the only name he is ever called. Even m here. The army of d®médians, |and the second chapter of Fantomas, ’ . o dancers and singers includes James |“a Million Dollars Reward™ . This his mail is addressed that way. Barton, the Avon Comedy Four, Kyra, | m ‘ 3 “He is one of the best camp cooks | [ an Has. he four ern Salome” and take advantage of i Personation of the difiicult role isone . wewe | the opportunity to compete for of the most brilliant nctinz achieve- | master serial Is one of the Very, very | ¢4 400 's,y 1yrizes for cssays in connec- | ments the screen has known. B | g E Eves. 8:15, Mats. 2:30. |1n the country, they tell me,” Dicky | Hajey el pe sl L -~ kit il e f‘;_”"l; tion with the pieture. Details are | The production is remarkable in its aaATS WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY ° | smacked his lips in burlesqued appre- | Brot) ack > SIOyeS IsEarlieas ol mootAM YOR | found in'the Lyceum lobby. every detail and is beyond conijare clation. “But he is more noted for _\["f\'l':r',’,'n"‘,ihd:‘:‘"';,';;i,::"‘_l‘:{”;:“g’::- have seen the preceding chapters. it | in artistry of detail with any motion CHARLEEAS CHERRY bis wizardy in bullding. He's done | ton Peggie 4 “Johne = “ROMANCE” AT PALACE. | picture production of the last decade. ND A pn, eggie Moreland and Johne F A TOMAD : AL N P : {@8mps for many wealthy men who've | Crone. The customary bevy of R U No screen production that “bas yet The most minute care has been taken JUNE WALKER come here and seen this, He asks %0 | heauties, Winter Garden produocts of Wanda! Ha been produced possesses such delizht- ' to faithfully represent the environ- IN many dollars a day. his expenses, the | pyichritude and grace, will dominate < ful qualities as does “Romance,” the ments of New York, in which the pro- «SCANDAL” | transportation of his tools, and the |i1he aivers ating ve story duction is laid, and the picture will go services of onc unskilled laborer in fascinating love sto By COSMO HAMILTON : Aol S — i i istory as one 50 recs el g it oraebal don do your courting for you it you really | from the pen of Bdward Sneldon. down in motion pleture history as one £ D stipulates must be in the heart of the want the girl for yourself. With such | America’s foremost dramatist, in of the epoch-making productions o DT Sat. Mat. $1.50—50c. weods. Then he fells trees, turns | ow, SHIRLEY MASON PICTURE. |a well established truth for a text, Doris Keane, who played | o lnta Togn andisec! badvrd sad The local verdict appears to be that | and with Wanda Hawley as the pret- trimmings, and build Aermeiora lame of Youth" with Shirley |ty Jeading lady, an hilariously funny rimmings, and builds as large or as | Mason, which opened at Fox's v 4] Lo orp e md b emall a camp as Is ordered. And his | day, is her best not even excepting | T, 18 t0 Her Bel v’rrt;:ulh't are certainly fascinating. | “Her Elephant Man". ""6),"- N P T | There's another of his bulldings over | Jotion pioture people are fond of | el 14y L farciel tmerobebilty discussing “what the public want.” - guerite | . . on |3 " | Homer B. Mason and Marguerite ‘|hn r]’,”“?.;l:",‘("”h’r‘ h‘m((\"m raa | Some declare that many will go to see KZel:: are the two who mrake thia 2 [ ool Daidiay o ey iai.f courss, |any pleture T which a favorite | supreme succes. Billy and Eddie |this bullding is mostly dining halls, | star appears; others say that so long Gorman are the explorers of “Song- ] | v : tage pictures throughout Don't send a handsome friend to | alluring and the sumptuous production. there, a hunter’s camp, where men I Tve haif a notlon o erat some wpet | amihe Slory is good any compotent |dom. - “Pinkiew has 4 musical and o | player will serve, “F) o | that suits us up North, and have him | js one of those ~ piotares :;Jnufl‘h“ GERclng S EULID Ewhich, Ewigh S Diayall put up a shack. What do you say?” West _and Tim Appears, and Florrie Norr |1y, But even as the-exotasastion. tora | fi*fifi"@@fi#fi#‘@@@%&@#fi#fi@#@ LERBAL) elelergrelalialelerelgiarercicelc of my artistic instincts, left my lips I | bogan to have doubts of the practical- | |1ty of the scheme. Were these houses | | sultable for housekeeping from o | W woman's point of view? 1 saw a num- | # Il ber of open crevices. and decided that | they were not proof against mos- | & quitoes, wandering insects or even an | oceasional tiny snake should one de | cide to make the inside of the struc- | 8% ture his home. ! But I knew better than to qualify that first assenting cry, Dicky would ¢ probably forget all about the scheme it I kept silent, while if opposed it, = he would be almost certain to go in & TONIGHT AND SATURDAY and engage Whistling Sam on the & Continuour SShows Saturday spot, and purchase the plece of ground = ¢ GOO > for him to work on when he returned & R MEN, WOMEN & BOYS GET YOURS TOMORROW! 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