New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1921, Page 4

4 ILLE ays ¥—Monday—Tuesday—Wednesday Y PICKFOR! me Beloved Mary in an entirely new role, that of a Mountain Girl Feudist Battles and Afraid of Nobody Nor Nothing. —IN— EART OF THE HILLS” Adapted From the Famous Story by John Fox, Jr. D SEATS FOR SUNDAY NIGHT AT PALACE STORE SUNDAY ACE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT . WED. Keith Vaudeville THE BETTER KIND' ] WRIGHT — JESSIE MORRIS — ROSE REVUE — UNGARY ROMANY G A HUSBAND Garrison’s New Phuse of olatinns of a Wife 0 Held. ught sight © an abrupt lquickly as I which had y. she said, her hands ned against ble home- I demanded behind her e had fled y come y anything bas been d quickly d that she d had tnken r of dispel- sped, my it seemned Ped at Mrs. mations. Murkeo said #n offend very well, eoming out he dining ly's dead o x quickly potss amA experionce uth of the e nelghbor urned my if the hoad, herselt was & of what w»eon. I find out? wnd that here ure it that spod. ur- o’ d " cookles this ing must coming out.” But even that blandishment could not keep Marion's anxious eyes from her mother. She ran to her and clasped her arms around her, “Do You Think—" “Promise me, Momsie that won't anything dangerous,’ pleaded. Of course not, baby,” enld fondly, stooping to Kkiss her. “I promise., Now run =long with Mrs Durkee. And if there's anything cur- us for you to see, I'l come right L k for you The child cbediently did as she was bidden, but kept turning her hend anda watching her .mather until and Her Fluffiness had gone be- yond her vision 1y non consent the three of us stood still until they had disappeared, then Edith Fairfax spoke. ‘Mrs. last night 1. “and v for quite a that she w the mornir have told me you were you do she her mother he com Durkee and I were awakened by barking dogs,” she hed the win while. She insists flash a light in wo wat of And this mornin of afy marauders. she detided over and open woénld he aired a We found the hatl door this sticky red substance beneath the closed the dining room nothing no tr minutes o your house, soe ces come so it Jar, and oozing trom leading from the hall."™ “Do you think gn brenthlessly I don’'t kknow repied gravely long to find out.” We wa'ked rapialy smd determined- toward the house, entered the hall doop—which little Mrs. Durkee in her fr t had let wide op and stood Yor a minuts looking down #t the sinister stream creoping through the@gdoor at the end of the door into it's reall—" I be- she tako what to think,” ut it won't Iy n laugher, and the Some- | | of Tmless otherwise bures~ of the theaters or GOOD SHOW AT FOX'S . Tonight is the last chance to see a vaudeville program that is really one presented in the city in time wheny Fox's Theater will noted, the best some give a final performance for “A Cre- ole Cocktail,” “The four other high el the moving Criminal” and ss acts as weH as picture feature—George Walsh in “Number 17, T tale of love and adventure in New York amd fts undérworld. The Mox WS, 8 two- reel comec AN Wrong,” and a Mutt ind Jeft plcture complete the pre- ®ram. “Fhe €reole Cocktail’ is # company ot colored performers who have a jam orchestra of their own, two good fe- male singers and dancers and lots of “pep.” “"The Criminal” a heavy, melodramatic offering in which onc of the members of the casa shows no little versatility in port ng differ- ent roles, plano playing and stnging number, Louis Leo has a real good act in which he does some difficult feats, hot with- out humor, on the top of a ladder. Nan Carney gofs well as a comedienne and Jimmy Logue fs a juggler. A bill of foUr new and s will be presented Monday, togethér with a feature movie bill headed by bheautiful Elainé Hammerstein in “The Point of View." After two teeks of isappointment, Manager Catrney is at assured of the arrival of the much heralded Penrod movie, and others 3 | ter xna w The Gould Sisters have a | fhese tra~tions with which they deal atnoti~es are written by the press will be the Fox News, Episode 7 of Fantomas and a Chester Outing Trav- elogue. In “The Point of View,” M Hummerstein, as Marjory Thorncroft, sces life through glasses of false pride. All is sacrificed to keep up a socis front until a rough, breezy Westerner tears the glasses from her eyes and shows her a true life of love and hap- pinesa, The t the Wi half ht-reel with of next week brings masterpiece “Blind telle Taylor. “BLACK BEAUTY” “Black Beauty,” known' sind loved 'ty years in every part of the wortd where books are redd ha€ como to life. The wonderful horse whoso autobiography § rerorded by Anna Sewell to @elght millic of readers has Been mdade int™ n filp1 prodiiction Py Georse ana I indolph €h 1 reve rst preseiftd- tion N1 any theater Sunday night at tha Capitol at Hartford The openihz Sunday night will ed by the présence of Mr. and Mrs. Chester who will relate to the audience. their story of how this well known classic found its way the screen. Appreciating the which “Plack B« has “for the children, the Caj agement has arranged for a special showing of the picture each afternoon at 4:45. Pre- senting the picture at this hour will in no way interfere with their school duties. The performa will be »r about 6 o'clock, which will en- able them to rcturn home at a rea- sonable hour so as te prepare their recitations for the following day. be strong appeal on ELSIE FERGUSON AT LYCEUM FOUR DAYS Elsio Ferguson, the mount photoplay star, her latest starring vehicle, ‘“Lady Rosc’s Daughter, based on Mrs. Humphry Ward's celebrateéd novel, at famous Para- will be seen in j ond half --: PALACE : Louis Bennison Called Straight” -is the picture for toumiorrow tion to a Pollard comedy other featu &ht, in add and the Ford its third “Ilits and nd F¢ will ris ith arting, pro- vide incrca Anoth picture co White upon Stevenson's Pavilion on faithfulness with ted the spirit Island” to the s picturization neur's produ cle.” This is famous ron the 1 whic The Tourncur and dash of screen is repes of “Treasure | | HELEN HAYES IN “BAB” AT PARSONS' NEXT WEER. If there to be a new Maude Adams there are theater-wise mana- gers who are ready to declare their election. Tt rl, one of the most promising young players on the Am- erican stage, is Hel Ha and she s the name part in the com- ledy, “Bab” which is to be Par- I sons’ theater, Hartfor the of next week with a Saturday ince, % Miss Hayes is already the vogue Boston and Philadelphia, in whic citie after matin I was b | siczed by admiring voung women, jand it is predicted that the same sort of ido will be manifest here as soon as her charming personality and her ability aye revealed to the local public Miss She w at las ma ves is a Washington girl. at a dancing school exhibi- tion i native city some years ago and it was her good fortune to come under the observation of Lew Ficlds He could not offer her a dramatic role, but he had musical comedy com- panies, and he felt sure t she would grace any of them. £ aid not resist, and nad most valuable prelimi training in *0ld Dutch” as a chorus girl before she went into the stock company at Washington. went to school between times, so to speak., and manifested her histrionism when with John Drew's company she piayed the child in *“The Prodigal She was sent to the Pa- “Pollyanna,” and She she and cific Coast to pl later she was brought back to New York to appear in “Penrod” as the “flapper sister”. With William Gil- lette she was seen in. “Dear Brutus,” though she had left the cast when the play visited the city. Her se- lcction to play the role of ‘“Bab” cameo through the persistency of.the author, Kdward Childs Carpenter, ,who, having seen her in “Clarence’” & Parsons’ Hartford and in “Dear Brutus” was conving that she alone realized his concs tion 'of the young woman of the pl Her success in the part is alre a matter of record. ] 4 To Caure a Cold in One Day Take Crove'ss LAXATIVE BRO '] QUININE tablets. The genuine be the signature of E. W. Grove. 30 Theater THREE NIGHTS AND :SmTRI?AY MATINEE BEGINNING NEXT THURSDAY | CAST AND PRODUCTION INTACT FROM THE PARK THEATER, NEW YORK. [PRESISTIBLE OF WHOM THE BOSTON AMERICAN SAID: * Just as Maude Adams t?l?&?m‘ls as fhis roles requiring you as well sweelness and Impish charm, ing person comes &l B s:gggert the Maude Alazg of The Litile, (inister_of 1895, The SEASONS COMEDY SUCCESS —PRICES— Evenings $2 to 50c. Saturday Matinee