New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1921, Page 4

DING A HUSBAND e Garrison’s New Phase of Readjusted Herself and Charge of Lilllan means puting our things I stamme 1 at that aghadst ertion she didn't see world of getting any- h the in fall usted her ommuting distance veil, then looked me coolly ‘re fortunate to find even a them in." she replied face astonishment store have for Owe my must by terrified d the my shoulder as she passed same manner—I thought would have silently I ad shown myself the superior inftiative or jentfully as she Marion Yet hat I had not in this matter child in either I've " may as bad " she not be began ng up and stopped her enthusiastic embrace. spend another minute e and strength trying to e or soften things for m “I've been pretty much of a bout all this, but you'll see dy for anything now, if\it's id the summer in an airplane refrigerator and an oil ed from the wings Go for 1k I'l try to have my in- done, and all my plans made king when you come back.” laughed lightly as she went he door, hut there was a note ed approbation in the laugh- well as in the “Good girl! I ou'd round to" which floated b me What Madge Planned. ked the door minutes fought a n pusillanimity I have a very strong the furnishings of my home, ings,” as I heard my mother bther-in-law call their posses- The thought of not being able find a storage warehouse fiade me miserable until by rece of will power I forced o aoccept the fact that there with of re- and with many affec- after her, battle Like '.v Vg fim%r/r HARTFORD JDAY—CONTINUOU JIMMIE HODGES n a new miniature musical comedy IHONEYMOON ISLE"” 40—People—A~0 HENRY & MOORE Trennell Duo Willlam Fox Presents “BLIND WIVES” Stirring Drama Plus a fidering Fashion Show DW PLAYING 'S MUSICAL EVUE ars., Fri.,, Sat. usical comedy with pany of 25 people. THIRTEENTH OMMANDMENT is Sunday Evening DUISE GLAUM in e Lone Wolf’s Daughter mbining the world- pown character of “The ,\’Nolf" and “False stove | for | but two things for me to do. First, to shielcd Lillian from all work and care possible. And, second to o quickly and methodically about my preparations for departure from the home I had loved well, but which ith Fairfax’s presence next door had rendered no longer able Lillian had spoken but the truth | T had put things in such order before | my trip south that all my possessions were already pretty well divided into the two lists she had named I did | not need ta unpack the trunks I had brought home with me, and just s soon locks on the others were repaired 1 could repack and fasten them. This would leave the rest of the things to be prepared for storage and Tknow that Jim and Katie could be left safely with that part of the work All [ would have to do would be give them a list of the things I wished packed the manner in which I wished the work done, and th rooms in which the furniture was to placed when ready for the movers. were s0 as the Wizard,” memorandum of the that I might not forget to telephone the repair man. Then, with pencil and notebook in hand, I unloc d the door, ascended to the | attiec and, “beginning at the most troublesome but least valuable things, proceeded to make an inventory, or rather to cheéck the accuracy of the one I had made before I went south Of course, I realized that my labor would be worthless if Dicky succeed- |ed in getting back the house, but 1 had seen the purchaser, while Dicky had not, ion that | herself | with agreement “You're a 1 made trunk locks who had would to made hold the the woman 8o disagreeable bulldog determination Dicky had made. True to Lillian’s prediction, I had completed my inventory by the time she returned, and I informed her | proudly of the fact. She Smiled ap- ! provingly, but with an evident effort, and I saw that she was fatigued by the walk she had taken, although 1 knew that she would not admit it. I resolved to take matters in my own hands. . “You're a wizard, my dear,” I said lightly. “I have discovered that there isn't one-third the work before | me that T had anticipated, and Katie and Jim can do the most of that third So I'll have my time free to run around in the car and hunt houses, I've planned to- have only | breakfast here, gettng lunth and | dinner wherever 1 happen to be when the time comes, perhaps lunch by a fire built near the road in regular gypsy fashion But T warn you now |that I'm going to be inedorable. | You're not coming one step with | me—although I think the outdoors would do you g, good—unless you promise to do exactly as I say about rest and sleep and diet. And my first prescriiption is that you go directly {to ,bed for a couple of hours. We can't do one thing more until Dicky comes back with the decision about the house, so to bed you go!" FOX’S NOW 'PLAYING TOM MIX In the Big Thrilling Special Production “THE ROAD DEMON”’ Musical Comedy BETT Y BEWARE Chic, Clasy Chi desir- ( and I heard Lillian’s opin- | otherwise noted, of the theaters or these notices are writtsn attractions with wii “THE ROAD DEMON' WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION. Fox’s Thursday, Friday and Saturday HOYT'S REVU PR OUR WIVES ENTS AT LYCEUM. “Our Wives” is the second offering of the popular Hoyt's Revue company which opened its engagement Monday with crowded houses This musical comedy is a pleasant combination of pretty girls, clever dancers, scream- ingly funny comedians and melodious singe L.ew Brems and Felix Mar- tin » ‘accepted here as the best co- medians who have ever been seen here in companies of this character. What is *“The Thirteenth Com- mandment,”” the Paramount picture which is being shown the second half of this week, with Ethel Clayton in ths leading role? This motion picture question thus: “Fhou shalt thou earnest.”” It advances a rather stern theory of living, which especially applicable to idle and extravagant wives whose husbands are continually making financial rifices in order to satisfy their every whim What is your Mea of what a wife ought to be? “The Thirteenth Com- mandment” will tell you about a type that will interest you. Louise Glaum, whose gowns in “Sahar: brought expres- siong of admiration from women answers the not spend more than | i the | were in the | scenes of the auto races in gorgeous | | be shown spectators when it was presented, has | an even costlier and more wondrous array of apparel in ‘The Lone Wolf's Daughter,” which comes to the Ly- ceum Sunday night. The first episode of the wongler jun- PARSONS = THEATRE ——~ HARTFORD ALL Tonight 8:15. Colossal Musical Show Honey Girl Original New York Cast Chorus Is a Wonds | TOM MIX IN gle of Tarzan,” have been shown last will be shown this Sun- serial, Son which was to Sunday night, day night: RACING PICTURE ON AT FOX Following the announcement that Fox's theater is to show all the latest Broadway motion picture features, comes the big photopl: “The Road Demon,” for the remainder of the week. This introduces Tom Mix in a new role. Following this produc- tion, “Black uty” will open Sun- day evening for a four day run. Later the management will bring such big rcleases as “The Restless Sex,” ““Some- thing to Think About,” and others. The Road Demon,” which opens to- night, is a tale of western grit on auto track and in the saddle; a romance in which speed wins. Among the speedy auto drivers who ardsseen in this picture with Mix are Ralph DePalma. Eddie O’Donnell, Eddie Hearn, Bennie Hill, Tommy Milton and Joe Thomas. These men big Fresno road race in California while Mix was making this picture and were induced to enter the which Mix himself takes part. A new vaudeville program will also tonight, headed by The Four. These entertainers, number, offer a selection of Carlton four in | quartet songs, interspersed with har- mony, that is’ most acceptable. There are three other acts, included among which are Al Straicker in an indi- vidual novelty number, and Stickney and Burke, singing a la piano. As an added attraction there will be “Betty Beware,” a miniature com- edy, with nine people, seven girls and two men. This act is rated as a high class vaudeville specialty. To clear up any misunderstanding, the management asserts that the big pictare next week. ‘‘Black Beauty,” is the real Vitagraph offering, directed by David Smith, and not a so-called Black Beauty' that gave a matinee in a local theater sometime ago. It is the screen adaptation of the fa- mous book of 20 years ago, one of e greatest animal stories ever writ- S et | Thursday, Friday and Saturday . gloriously @irl,”’ . with which they have been de- | The Amphion Alurmini association of the New. Britain High school will present its first public performance to the people of this city tomorrow eve- ' ning at 8:15 o’clock in the High school auditorium. At this time three cesses will be produced, namely: Groove,” “The Teeth of the Gift Horse'’ and “Miss Civilization.” All three plays are by well known auth- ors and the latter which is a Ri¢h- ard Harding Davis story, is complete “The , and Sophie well known comedy and drama suc- with everything that goes to make up. a well known play In “The Groove Helen Egan will two sisters, one Arline Nelson and take the paris of who . has -always stayed. at has just come home after being away at school for a long time. “The Teeth ol the Gift Horse” is a comedy which takes place in the living room of a newly married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Butler (Hurlbut Griswold Meshkii) who, although fond of the aunt (Alma have no use for her hand- painted vases and send them to a rummage sale. The aunt unexpected. ly calls on them and how thé lost vases are found comprises several hu- morous situations. Others in the are Carl Wagner, Ruth Schaefer % holds off three bold Ethel Lester. How a girl robbing a house, until a train with men rescues her, is the they are Wagner), burglars from WALLACE REID AT PALACE. The old question of whether wom- en should engage in business or po- | litical pursuits is brought to the forg | in “The Charm School,” starring Wal- lace Reid, which will be shown at the Palace theater Thursday, Friday <Saturday. n Mr. Reld savs a young ladies’ the role of Austin Bevans, “no.”” When he school from his aunt and inherits ! he changes it from a school ot busi- ! instruction to a so-called “charm’ school wherein the pupils are taught how to be charming, by lessons in Grecian dancing, delsarte, fancy swimming, diving, elocution, ete. This unique situation forms basis of the story of ‘“The Charm Schorl.” Lila Lee is leading wo and Adele Farrington, Beulah Iains, Edwin Stevens, Grace Morse, Patricia Magee. Lincoln Stedman, Kato Ton- cray and other favorites are cast. The Keith vaudeville bill for the last half of the week features “‘The Little Devils, a sparkling mausical comedy review with clever artists, who can sing and dance. carried with this act is said to be gor- geous. ness CAPITODL. Jimmie Hodge and Merrymakers In | «Honeymoon Isle”’—*Blind Wives.” . Jimmie Hodges and his company of sparkling entertainers continue at the Capitol theater, Hartford, through in a that is even more than “‘My Havana comedy funny musical Easter week audiences HARTFORD DAILY MATINEE 2:15 P. M. Jacobs & Jermon Offer The scenery | i ! thoroughly the | an | BEXORE HOUSECLE, Before any real spring started Lh(}\la and cupboards ‘‘gone over. Ever should be taken out of the drawers, th drawers washed and sunned and with a cloth dipped in oil of*c and air the contents also. £ In the case of linen chests puti§ pieces that were stored in ‘the bottd in the . on top. This gives the things that hard wear all winter a rest and ins ; laundering for the pieces that have bes i ‘ plain boiled potatoes, i pineapple pie, unusued. Menu for Tomorrow. . Breakfast—Orange juice,’ Soft beil eggs, brown bread toast, coffee. - Luncheon—Hot _cheese sandwid rhubarb pudding, tea. - Dinner-—Stewed brisket of boiled parsnij coffee. My Own Recipes Aithough brisket contains more | than some cuts of beef it is a% cheap picce of meat to buy. The is very good sliced cold for lunche a six or seven pound piece is toom for one meal. 3 Rhubarb Pudding. One bunch rhubarb, 1 cup b crumbs, 1 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon | ter, 1 egg. Pare rhubarb and cut in inch Parboil in 2 tablespoons water teaspoon soda. Rinse in cold’ put over fire with just enough keep from burning and codk der. Add sugar and butter and o inute longet. Remove from well beaten egg. - Coat the deep, well buttered pie § @ crumbs, add the rhu caver Wwith bread cru butter. Bake minutes. ~ Cover e ‘ ket of Beef. sh brisket, vineg‘l‘ fll turnip, 2 onion peppercorns, a * Next Mon., Tues., Wed. The MIRANO BROS. Late Hippodrome Feature home and the other wha#9