New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1921, Page 4

HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife What Grace Draper Wrung From Madge. stiffened, offeneded, at Grace Dra- flippant reference to my “faith- Pidos,” following so closely upon granting of her appeal for par- « But before I could speak sie redeemed her lapse into her old ing vernacular with quick con- on Dh, please forgive me for speak- that way !" she cried, distressed. it you had been harried from r to post the way 1 have, every ent act and word distorted, an motive Imputed everything, n't belleve you have h rev e the le doing it." am afraid 1 do not understand.” d a trififie stiffly e looked at b6 you mean v the espionage subjected on your s released?” she flushed Involuntarily realizing that I had y my knowledge of v than my own know-—nothing,” | returned fly, with the specious mental wvation that indeed 1| knew noth- which I could tell her. ELKS’ GRILL Dpen to the Public usiness Men’s Lunch :30A.M.to 2P.M. Supper a la Carte PARSONS THEATRE ——- HARTYORD L ALY to would or liking' for me steadily that do not to which I have account since asked at the ques- no right to actions you uny WEEK 5 WED. and SAT, ALD BRIAN L} Y WOooD I MORGAN Original New York Cast in ‘BUDDIES” Eninge—30c¢ 1o $2.50. 2 day Matinee 30c¢ to $1.50, rday Matineo—50¢ to $2.00. RAND— HARTFOUID. ily atinee, 2:15 p. m. BO BY BARRY With the ids of America In the Musicality RIL'I‘IEQ A LA MODE" H AHTIU“D TODAY — CONTINUOUS CARLISLE BLACKWELL (In Person) FIGHT—SIX~FOUR HANKY PANKY Comedy In Minlature 20—PEOPLE—20 JULE BERNARD and FLORENCE SCARTH Sandy Shaw, Dallas HOBART BOSWORTH in ‘BELOW THE SURFACE" Musi, A spark of the old fire gleamed in Iher eyes at my answer, and I felt that she fathomed my subterfuge. But it vanished as suddenly as it ap- peared, and her manner when she spoke again was one of entire belief in my assertion A Surprise. “No—I don’'t believe you said slowly, then with a rush of words, “I ought not to tell you—if you wished you could make a great deal .of trouble for me by r(‘n\v\'lnu what I'm going to say, but belleve you will.” She stopped and eyed meo hv-\H I wondered if she were (.'ul me to promise silence, she hurried on *r since I left the have known that 1 was under con- stant surveillance,” she said, “and [ found out—no matter how—that four different persons were strongly ‘n- terested in my doings. When [ tell you that the names of those four | persons are Allen Drak, Hugh Grant- land, Harry and Lillian Underwood, you will not wonder, I think, that I realized their interest in my doings was simply interest in you.” One item alone of her little speech surprised me, and that was her in- troduction of Harry Underwood's name I had thought him the length of a continent away, yvet she had spoken with such decision 1 could not doubt her knowledge. He must be in the vicinity of New York. No time now, however, to specu- late upon this surprising bit of in- formation Grace Draper’'s voice we hurriedly, unevenly. step was dogged, , every movement known,"” she said. I“l ad- Imit I was foolish. 1 was so angry | when I found it out that I deliberat- edly iried to make them believe from several little things that I actually nt you harm. And then when I myself 1 realized that there could be no peace or rest for me until T started c n again. With your forgiveness as one of the things which would help wipe off the slate, I found myself baffled at every at- tempt to rou.” Madge's Promise. She stopped, and the question sprang to my lips. How is it then that you aeccom- plished this meeting so easily?” I wondered if it were triumph flickered in her eyes for a mo- do,” she prison I t on very e to inevitable t will have * she sald to betray to remain my Otherwi I shoula trust placed in me. But part of my success lles in the fact that I have been as actionless as a seashell ever since I returned from the south. The most active eats doze at the mice holes some- times.” There was a in her manner. it were justified, persons she as blind as thm to be knowledge hint of satisfaction I wondered idly if or whether the four had named were indeecd she evidently believed That they could have no of my present Interview I believed, #lse it would have been stopped before this, But that they would not long remain in ignorance of her success in seeing me 1 was ertain, knowing their resourceful- | nesy and determination as I did. And whén they did learn of the trick she had used to secure an interview | with me, what penalty would they | visit upon her? “Can’t you imagine how intoler- able such espionage is?” she sald flercely. “And 1 have meant no harm, mean none now. All T wish {I= to be allowed to live quietly and earn my lving as best I can. They wl” never believe me, but I think | they will believe you if you can tell {them that you have seen me—don't tell them the trick 1 played, say it was an accidental meeting—and that iyou are convinced I mean no harm. | Won't you do that for me?"” I shut my ears relentlessly to the little note of warning still sounding, though faintly, in my brain I told myself that I could not afford to shut the door of hope against a crea- ture so downed by fate as this. I stretched my hand out to her, and said slowly and earnestly: “I will do all T possibly you." can for LYCEUM THEATER — This Sunday Evening — DEEP PURPLE An R. A. Walsh production with an all-star cast. of Tarzan No. 3—Mack Sennett Comedy—Others MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY ogues and Romance —and— HOYT’S REVUE — WITH — New Britain Chorus Promenade Walk Many Other Surprises. KING DODO STORY Masomc Players Will Produce satisfactorly musical local amateurs t April 2 of the local Masonic are cured at which number of seasons agc of Dodoland has determined to grow young again and never having heard of monkey original off his life already lived by ordering all clocks in his kingdom turned back 30 years. He also orders Dr, eminent court physician, to invent an elixir young man again, his ward, fortune, love is returned the when King Dodo appears, fiies into a rage and order to save his near Angela, vouth, thing topsy tury. the king to this fount, asking, as a re- ward the hand of Angela. provide that the spring must be found within the year. party reach the land of the Spoopju people, propheey has promised a husband and consort in the person of a white skinned stranged who shall come and claim her hand. cepted as the chosen one. Queen laughs at youth and says she really old man, much to the zrnl!fll"i\linn of old Dodo. At this point all crmld have ended I ll lll! r""' Unless otherwise noted, these ndtices are written by the 3 bureaus of the theatern or attractions with which taey crn happily had it not been for the per- sistent Dr. Fizz. He accidentally stumbles across a spring containing all the desirable elements formerly desired by Dodo and claimed by Piola. The doddering old king takes a sip, immediately becomes a foolish boy. incurs the disgust of Queen Lil m\d the entire party is ordered to shake the dust of Spoopju land from their clothes, Happily however, there are many litle oases ip this land of And a drink from another AS SEEN N PLAY Legitimate Musical Comedy again, r(‘s!orfid to the Queen Lil all ends happily and all agree that there is no king but Dodo. Rehearsals will be held every night next Rehearsals are for comedy progressing very “King Dodo,” the to be produced by the Lyceum on under the auspices societies. Tickets week. , 26 and 2 CAPITOL, HARTFORD. Hanky Panky, on the boards of the Capitol, Hartford, the week, with it. Carlyle Blaagwell, who has fame in the jes, is appearing at the theater % an amusing vaudeville playlet. Sandy Shaw had his audience roar- ing with laughter, with his comical Scotch character songs. Dallas Walker won her skill at rope knots. dances. Bernard and Scarth sing and dance well. The feature picture ix “Under the Surface,” Hobart Bosworth playing the leading role. the latter half of is a lively musical show the Broadway aiready on sale and may Crowell's drug store. “King Bodo” was the comedy in Raymond Hitchcock starred a In a nutshell: King Dodo, ruler by *“divine right” be se- stamp apparent on glands adopts the very method of cutting 30 years | Spoopju spring, it’is fnunrl reverses the action of drink No. 1. King Dodo is made old applause by tving various kinds, of Fizz, the She also sings gnd that shal make him really a that he may wed Angela. Piola, a soldier of is in love with Angela, This and the two are in midst of a clandestine meeting CHARLES RAY AT PAFPACE SUNDAY “Peaceful Valley,” the well known Sol Smith Russell suecess, which has a record of 5,207 stage performances, has at last heen transferred to the sereen, with Charles Ray, the popular cinema star, plaving the leading role in his favorite part of a “hick.” The production, which was adopted by Isabel Johnston from the stage play by Edward BE. Kidder, will be the attraction at the Palace theater, commeneing Bunday night. It is Mr. Ray's second release through Asso- ciated First National Pictures as an independent producer. Jeromes Storm directed the produc- tions of ‘‘Peaceful Valley” and prom- jinent in the cast supporting Charles Ray are Harry Mvyers, Lincoln Sted- man, Walter Perkins, William Court- right, Vingcent C. Hamilton, Jesse Herring, Ann May, Lydia Knott, orders Piola beheaded. In head, and also be Piola relates to the king tale of a wonderful fountain of one drink of which turns every- He offers to lead The terms In their wild goose chase the royal ruled by Queen Lil, whom Poor old Dodo is ac- Lil of seeking lost prefers an the folly [elelelelaraliarararcle JIJIJ el o —SUNDAY NIGHT— Monday—Tuesday—Wednesday Charies See Charlie As Hosiah Howe the Rube With Wall Street Wisdom ADDED ATTRA(;T[ON-——SUNDAY CORRINE GRIFFITH WILLIAM: DUNCAN —in— The Whisper Market COMEDIES RESERVED SEATS ON SALE NOW -KEITH VAUDEVILLE- MONDAY—~TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY Featuring | playing | won | Vocal, l LIBBY and SPARROW Late Dancing Stars of the “Follies” T rlotte Pierce. Melba TLorraine and Lewis. saceful Valley™ was for years one of the most popular footlight attrac- tions in Amer Sol Smith Russell, the leading role, registered his greatest success in it. As a vehicle for Charles Ray, it is declared to be especially be, and in it ;the young aid to have done some | of the greatest work of his screen career. - Ann N picture . the charming little motion “tress, who has been Charles ! ading woman in many other the chief feminine role in me bill Sunday night will | » Griflith in *“The Whisper | Market,” an excellent drama with plenty of action. Other films include William Duncan in a new episode of his popular serinl “Fighting Fate.” Reserved seats for Sunday night are on sale now, On the be Cor LOCAL BAND TO PLAY. Philharmonic Will Give Concert at Wildwood Sanitarium Tomorrow. The third of a series of band concerts arranged y John F. Gunshanan for the benefit of the ex-service men at | the Wildwood sanitarium will be held Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p. m. when | the Philharmonic band of New Britain will render the following program: Opening, "America. Overture, ‘‘Poet and Peasant’’, Suppe (a) *“*Nightingale'* Vincent Rose (b) “I'll Be With You ih Apple N Blossom Time’” Von Tilzer “‘Let the Rest of the World Go By" Ball Mr. J. J. Richardson. Songs from the ‘"Old Folks'’ (c) ““The Bells of St. ... Lake Mary's,”” Adams ... Tierney Vagabond’’, Cohan Vocal, “Tripoli,” Cunningham & Weill (e) ““Beautiful Annabel Lee’’, Meyer (f) “Just Like a Gypsy” Simons & Bayes ““With the Colors™ Morris Edw. J. Lynch, Director. (d) “*Alice Blue Gown' Selection, “‘The Royal Finale, DEEP PURPLE AT THE LYCEUM. This Sunday evening the manage- ment will present another of those Sunday concerts, which many like. “Deep Purple” with an all star cast will give you many thrills and gasps, which you possibly never had. The Mack Sennett.comedy “Up in Alf's Place” will keep you laughing for an half hour. “Son of Tarzan,” the jungle serial, episode number three, will introduce many new scenes and thrills. All next week the management announces ' an entire New Britain chorus in con- junction with the regular show. The promenade walk which has never been tried before will also add at- tractiveness to the performance. Mr. Soper of the Hoyt's Revue promises to present the best of his repertoire | succession " final Next week will be our gala urek and it promises to be one of the best shows of the season. CIECIL DE MILLE PICTURE IS FEATUrL AT FOX’S SUN. Gloria Swanson, who had the leads ing feminine role opposite Elliott Dexter in ‘For Better, For Worse,” appears in a similar ecapacity in “Something to Think About,” the new Cecil De Milla Paramount pictura which opens a four days’' run at Fox's tomorrow evening. The idea of right thinking forms the basis of this story. In the early scenes the quaint, rural characteristics of Luke Anderson. the village blacksmith, and his daughter, Ruth, have a captivating humor. When this daughter, already engaged to marry a rich but crippled young man in the neighborhood, elopes with Jim Dirk, a newcomer, the clouds of tragedy gather quickly. Then a ser- ies of swift climaxes gather in rapid until will power brings with it the restoration of the hero- ine’s happiness through the instru- mentality of her little son. Although rags and tatters play their art in the picture in the action, Miss Swanson also wears gowns of excep- tional splendor. Several ultra new street gowns and eveninzg dresses of unusual beauty were designed espec- ially for this film. Thrills and a sober melodrama there is also aplenty. One tense scene is where the stern father blinds himself over his forge while in a fit of rage. Another is when Monte Blue as Dirk is caught in a tunnel and drowned. And there is the tenderest of love scenes where the misguided girl, having drunk the dregs of life and groveled on the bottom of life's basin, is reunited with the man she had wronged and for which act she had repented. An excellent companion picture and the usual news reet and comedy will also be shown tomorrow night. FOX’S THIS EVENING. Fox patrons will have a fina] op- portunity this evening of witnessing the sterling vaudeville bill. backed up by a stellar program of motlon pictures featuring William S. Hart in his latest release, “Tho Testing Block.” Of the vaudeville, the honors are evenly divided between the Musi- cal Parshays and Evelyn Bates. The Parshays are snare drummers par ex- cellence, and conclude their act with a fine series of musical selections on xylophones. Miss Bates not only sings and plays the plano with grace, but also has a violln which she can make do everything but talk. Her medl featuring “Kiss Me Again,” that ever favorite waltz bal- lad, is especially good. Donals Bruce is a Scotch comedian and *All Aboard” is a miniature musical com- edy. The Fox News, Mutt and Jeff and a Sunshine comedy are on the movie bill. Hart's picture deals with ' the reformation of a western bad man through the love of a good womamn. WIL L ;Femuros are a hand to hai with seven desperadoes, his ‘ save his pony, his brave strl ! treedom to minister to his si | and the ninal reconciliation © \ band and wife. HAT AND SCA g —— T ——— R e QN The spring mode introduces ing combinations of matchin and millinery. The one illus made of fabric having a similar to that of crash or Jdinen. It is in a soft mediu shade with attractive but decorative motif worked ouf} rose color and dark blue wood and embroldery floss in gold low and rose color. The t scarf consists of the wood strung in scallop effects. APRIL 18, 15°1. What Made Luther| Hero he was on that memorable ever after? His firm cemviction of and h stand for the Truth that the is the Sole Authority in mat Faith and Conseience. Let us follow his lead. N St. Matthew’s Lutheran! il nmmu. o XTH[ATRE \ H SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 18, 19, 20. CECIL B. DeMILLE'S “Something to Think About” ) Gloria Swanson--Monte Blue Elhott Dexter--Theodore Roberts THRILLING PARTS PIC K STARRING' \\VEVI[ ¢ O‘ o Kl ‘ ) It Scales the Heights and Plumbs the Depths® of Every Human Passion. THE WORLD \ “The Four Marines™ VAUDEVILLE'S VERA WALTON MUSICAL COMEDY FAVORITE in THE SONG GIRL FOREMOST TRICKSTERS MARK & JOSEPHINE Present HOT SPOTS Full of Peppery Patter. THE DANCING DUBROWNS RAPID FIRE, WHIRI.WIND LEGONIINS