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

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERA.D, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1920. Evenings at 7:20 P A L A ‘ E ' "Phone No. 403 SECOND ANNIVERSARY WEEK! ALL THIS WEEK DEC. 27th to JAN. 1st THE BIGGEST AND BEST ATTRACTIONS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY prved Seats Evenings Boxes and Loges Reserved Matinees Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, December 27, 28, 29 ! BIG KEITH VAUDEVILLE BILL he Plvers End Syt ymes hver Curwood “THE CENTURY GIRLS” 15 REAL BEAUTIES 15—GORGEOUS COSTUMES—PRETTY SCENERY—BEAUTY CHORUS—A MUSICAL POTPOURRI OF B MIRTH AND MELODY 3 «THE BISON CITY FOUR?” 4 POSITIVELY VAUDEVILLE’S BEST>QUARTETTE AND COMEDIANS ARNOLD AND FLORENCE BOX OFFICE OPEN niACK ANH DEAN Sensational Novelty ALL DAY Real Fun Makers Watch the Chairs and Bottles. EATS NOW SELLING In Original Sonzs and Sayings — PALACE ORCHESTRA AUGMENTED TO 10 PIECES — -« MIDNIGHT FROLIC NEW YEAR’S EVE RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE LON CH ANEY Tl_iE [‘EE KIDS 5—BIG KEITH VAUDEVILLE ACTS—5 — SCALE OF PRICES _" —WITH— WILL O’CLAIRE AND HIS IRISH GIRLS Auttisaryi ook “THE PENALTY i A SPARKLING FESTIVAL OF IRISH SONGS, MUSIC. AND DANCES hurs., Fri., Sat. 30, 317 Jano 1 ::’.":L l-‘:;:ummh::::-l-;t (-n“;m? ‘ClRCUS lMPS’ nm}"gzg)ll‘lYlEliglll}%HI‘scgE\zydm CITY. ;Avvnillm way this year. Orch. 55c—RBal. 28c. AND OTHER BIG ATTRACTIONS, daughter of the man he killed? his departure Fromihomaland alnew Ny car onclcant mave manylaluounal| ot what Hiticirat roniing adas pers 'he above are some of tho ques-| job as man of all work around a pri- of lard. ness 6 the broth: tions taken up and answered unshrink- | vate sanitorium. Here he becomes in- Mcnn for Tomorrow Baked Indian Pudding . ingly in “The River's End.,” the new ' volved in a mystery worthy of a Sher- Breakfast—Baked apples with| 4 cups milk ol er Marshall Neilan 'production, written lock Holmes and wins his spurs when | sugar and cream, scrambled egss with 1 cup corn-meal by James Oliver Curwood and di he solves it. Of course, there's a girl | dried beef, bran muffins, coffce. 2 “,,,\ sugar tributed by !Mirst National Exhibitors’ in the and he wins her too. { Luncheon—Beef broth, croutons, Circuit. Charles Ray was born in Jackson- | baked Indian pudding, tea : poons butter hd “The River's End” deals with the jje i1, in 1891, and was educated | Dinner—Sirloin steak, French fried : > isins ‘ ea s story of a murder, the strangest on.in Tjlinois and California. He spent | botatoes, asparagus salad, sponge 2 teaspoon salt i record—one that will play on ¥OUr' (o, veqrs on the stage and then start- | cake pudding, caffee. ’ 1-2 nutmeg (grated) every emotion. And ) Gountersl Ao it ives indat Thoras I {Thce. My Own Rec | Scald milk and add meal. Add plotting the story of th nge mu , e pherare was e Coward | | Stale cake can be made over into| susar, exes wen beaten. buiter. Adjusted by Experts Unless othergse d, « are written by the press der, a romantic inter unusual = i e g o 1 ir 2 ' i e sserts that are not obnoxious if « sins, salt.ond nutmeg. Pour into burgau of the with which they deal. de gives the production its lighter| * o LS BCE: e had a part U thought is expended. Sponge | & buttered baking d ind e ane ESARY WEFK AT PALACE. scenery; “The Bison City Four,” posi- | 8nd less gripping moments A el e e e L ;.xmo (:;np:::»."hx.n a;lk mslprl:i(:d] “::‘1; il“:;}:}: :::;l_“:] half in a slow oven. Serv gest and best atractions dively the best quartette in vaudeville; display her charm than in *The ' bt ® AR DA . : " PLE N 4 into a dish and covered with boile Cheefulness is not a virtue, it's ed In thix city, and before ‘\'nuhl and Florence in a sensational | WANDA HAWLEY i “‘:,:","‘, Chorus Girls Romance,” which begins h and covered with boile s not a virtue, it's a ay will be offered on hovelt M wnd Dean, two real # ) y 2 custard and afowed to stand for | duty. M F - &s e tods n hovelty; Mack 1 an, Todny Y Cheatre, Wanda | 18 run at the Lyceam the second half | everal hours makes a perfectly good Vs ahn. rPbri. at i Thenter i (vecond mnhivet Feomediausiin (orginnl SIRESRRC. ) awley ags ronstrated that she | Of this week the feature picture. h that mo one would think of call- . ; il AR thin week. The et ings; .y.'.xl Ins but ot least. the big X ai'star material; that her | The picture is u pted from the fiction | 1Al cav el naAAES e Nl S « shestra, boxes and loges are wonder photoplay, » River's End, b . Sco zzerald, a ublis ‘;HI svery evening and the hoxes prosented hy Marshall Nelian from the | Personality ana exqulsite comedy sense | AT :,‘,mf"mcm'.“;“ i _Beef Broth flvst story by James Oliver Curwood | are combined with versatile genius 2 pounds lean beef : Saturday Evening Post 5 of the week the followin Can murder. under any circum-: Which gives her many points of ap- e 4+ cups water ‘ featured The Cen. stances, be justifiable? ’ peal. For delightful as was “Miss; pounds bone s ar foature e Cen. stances, b able Hob! i rehicl Q i teasp 1t s pevidialpii er ot pourrl of m anc an 1 ever be justified in end- her: first ' stasing & VRIEI0e “ 2 teaspoons sa l'nru'r & Dyson Bldg. POt pomrya e "”I".'_' ‘l""! '”‘_ :::‘ l\l 5 e ied . on Food For Scandal,” now playing. d’ ,5 pepper - every matinec The vith a big cast of 1 Mo "',m'hf'r_, s by the KIVes her a different but even more | Cut meat in inch cubes. Put in soup | por b Mew W eous costumes and specia Can a man be orgiven DY o fallcithas rale i Kettle ‘with water and salt and let = - The story allows Miss Hawley a and half an hour, Put over fire and wonderful a sortment of clothes to! e slowly to the boiling point display her blonde prettiness, Whether | Simmer for 4 or hours. Strain it be as the h caste Spanish girl or through cheese cloth and reheat with 4 WHERE b 4 TNy T Matince at 2:15 I\ a “chorus lady,” is at all times “eas o pepper. rve withoul mavine fat. The & QUALITY . Svening at 7:15 " to 1ook at.”” The plot is well } e lcan meat chosen for beef broth > T )oors Open Half ; and allows the star many dramatic should st of the fat trimmed | % ; \n Hour Earlier VAUDEVILLE . moments which she handes in a con- s X 3 T P AT A ST PICTURES vineing manner i = ; TR . AT 4pN0 84 . The third episode of Fantomas, “The “4 en | e A Triple Peril,” is step in the i NOW PLAYING ladder ot serial fame The ! ety « nen of her own b HARTFOLRD I > writer is not partial to serials. but in . Z CHAR ES RAY Have Y a Little Scandal in Your Block antomai’l onc i toundl ihatislns % cooks daily for a famil | She bhiought to v —SR R teresting, most exceptionally well done n an “m.v,\'m,l""z or H —IN— and is entertaining through every reel. ' che ...N,-,- of cooking gaincd — ALL THIS W e % = 13 £ 2] The Fox News, Chester Outing and study of domestic science In a state Matinee Daily A VILLAGE SLEUTH romedy are up to standar university. Conscquently the ad =C S an a aw ey et anaceiic il Gl R eooa one, MeToais il ol o DL LS e ¥ Folks Thought He Was Only a Hired Man, But —Sh-h-h-h t— ‘= and includes the well known comedian, ory recipe s “JINGLE JINGLE” i He Was a Detective ! 1 Moran; a splendid musical team, Les t tricd out and With Max Field HANK MAN COMEDY SCREEN MAGAZINE —IN— Villas: the Parker Trio and an amus- rily tabie. “THE VEILED MYSTERY" (12th Episodec) comedy sketch “Every Man's Sis- | fat | : taken off the top Sccure Scats Now ) BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE 9 D s e e oo . lof stock after cooling should be put New Year's Eve Show Iso— For the last half of the weeklinto a frying pan and “tricd out” be- i3 ”” C0O or Scandaa “Trumpet Island” will be offercd. It i< fore adding it to the drippings. R Tommv Levene and the ‘‘OH-U-BABY Co. based on a story by the well kKnown: There s sure to be some water in _— author Gouverneus Morris and was' \g long as the fat sizzles and sputters | —IN— CHESTER OUTING 2 ) COMEDY adapted for the screcn by Lillian and | Asiong the fat sizzles and sputter y 5 e 3 9 eores RandolphiChester. Tom Tarris | Inithe, both paalhees 1 fater iz | , , “Neighborly Neighbors ARD EPISODE OF is res nsible for the di tion. It iS \When the sputtering H '3 £ ik stops, drain th A a super feature in every sense of the fat into the crock in which the drip- ~ This is one of Mr. Levene's best musical comedies in the entire FAN I OMAS wort = iRinEs sreckopt repertoire. “at of S Fat this sort is the best ever 2 = TRIF PERIL" “OH-U-BABY” (‘O\"‘\\Y for frying potato or any kind of | THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY rHE TR e NEW SHOW AT LYCEUM.! m.n..v pan_ |'r\!m' In the course o ' he Best of Vaudeville 4--HEADLINERS--4 ! rommy Levence “on-U-mans” comc| PARSG‘EHS || — oo o p pany began today an additional two —IN— RAN LES VILLAS THE PARKER TRIO weeks' stay at the Lyceum with ntw . { (19 > 9 . el s : - i irl’s Rome COMEDY SKETCH “EVERY MAN'S SISTER"” SMSPR IV MO Sa BopThLs ‘-—THEATRE ———— ] 3 b Comedy A Chorus G “Neighborly Neighbors” is the offer- T ik Hatoes MATICol % oyt N P e ing the first half of the week, and NIGHTS e et GNTO I8 And TERSS Everyone likes to sc¢ a picture with a DIFFERENT) = § there are no angles to this —only the softest of — - " v - O “Hotel De Luxe” is the musical revue E 2 'ONIGHT 8:15 Demarest an Doll, The i o . S 1 P olos Jis TEURSDAT, FRIDAT, (SATURDAY, S DIC. 00 81, for the second half of the week. Popular Matinee Wednesday | : [ e e S Geboa i ALL STAR CAST oture, “A Village j The Selwyns Present USSELL HANK MAN OMEDY SCREEN S is the fea- § LENAY - 4 LYCEUM TOPICAL REVIEW Iso— - ! “OH-U-BABY" PLAYERS PRESENTIN e 3 M ¢ LUXE! mpet Island T A Farce Comedy in Three Scenes. (13