New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 4

HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife e et ?T,T’gm l'l wAgbisang It e ¥ Dicky Rofused to Hen Story, 1 lay awake a long time upon that night in my old home at Mar —pe=Matemerd to “Dicky's evén eathing beside me, grieving unr Inably ut the irritation he had shown At evening, wondering w 1 was ma the opportunity in the hurry the next morning to tell him what thought ‘1 obught concerning my oting with CGrace Deaper, and her N unttl after mid- I finally fall asleep. and as uence the first thing wh my consclousness in tha uched bening was Katie's krnock upon thoe he, “Missis GEhidm, you ked, oput Yow, Katie, sleepily, while il ol muttered 1o nuld's aqal Notings, only 1 P Missis Durkee hought & call so you not sjegp nnd Meeste n not mies hees tisin' “Thank you, Katle, we'll get e awny,'* 1 returned heard her hurryving down the hall, paped that Dicky would not e ¢ belore she got out of earshot tlgts, 9 ome thing more than an- or which ruffies his temper it ng_ nwpkgped suddenly, and wied This o ai roval before veached the stalrs When In dréatén are cou ever got that i ined screeching o Muadge” Ao ? h g mand his ut * 1 ae pushed low and upon what is it Dicky his pi thema farther into nna mny over now to brealkfast, vune ol o so on he she go she \ the iue like n earrousel sireny’ de- nded. but He had tHe grace Xeep volce at a low pitch, and [ was e KKutle didn’t hear him, knew hetter than to make any e of Katle I was sentimental 1l to no unpleasant mem- « of this pur last morning togeth- in our oM 1TEME BUL T Raw that ky apparently had fous B s digoring from ning, and I was proud & hine of Hruh»- nd signilcance hixed sl that § taust wateh m are or | would have one of Wthirsts of temper ax u last re nhrgnee of the Marvin home Dicky s Quernlons. woke you to nd wish no consc any other so sud worry she 1'm ew hair for You? Ir has been grown again, after bald- in'many cases. This is now scien- ly proved, Yours may be an amen- case; but you bavenot been using the relief,” S0 e not dolay in sppiy- stallko. The producers are so .- they offer you satisfactory. ur money-beck. (Jrl - [iall box of KOTALKO at any active store. Apply Kotalko each Jay— tch your mirror! Do a kindly act, ow bald fricads this adrertisement, I N, b iR M Amencas Premaar D AR L ORD FIUL . SAT. QF MARYLAND the Real Big » of the Year HRMAN TIMBERG (Himself) originel vaundeville ' novelry, entitled ® LEIPIA TS O O LOIIETTA BEARS B ALl MARY ROYC L ERDEES KABARET of peowy - ) TN T s, i BAY. MATINEE and NIGHT NEW BRITAIN CHORUS GIRLS n Conjuacdon with HOYT’S REVUE Entively New Show atty . Arbuckle —1IN— e Round Up’ The world e thrilled more crowds than other dvama of the west. CK CARTER _in “BIRDS OF PREY" s play that WILD fiu)—wonn-:u Rip RNoaring Comedy, INUOUS SHOW ALL BATURDAY | room ! tor tore I, is denly,” I said, getting out of bed and slipping into my bathrobe and mules. “Do you want your shower first or shall 1 take mine? time for a tiny cat You dress so much I can.” Oh, take yours first to!” he .replied grudsgingly. you think anybody can take nap after, nap if you want it more quickly if you want “But if another |h:|l Comanche yell you'rt ng 1 hurrjed out, revelled the tins- ling shower, restored the tub and to the immaculate condition in which Watie had put it, then came back to our room to find Dicky Solind nsleep ngain. 1 looked at my watch, I eonld let him sleep for longer, and hastlly dressed warm elothing which 1 had driving. At the end of s 1 called him softly, ntly that he nvight not in decided that ten ‘minutes in selocted the ten minute hit ted. Eh*What?' seqing mo fully dre sut of bed, his cyes and storm “If you've let me oversieep so that T'm rain!™ he unrea- sonably be start- xclaimed, starved and leaped he sed face my growled Xo Time, But I havep'.” T said lightly. de termined to keep my and good- tter what provocation he about plenty poise nature no m only you You've . and slept have gave e fir n time." “Well he said quietly into it down mir of don't get in ungraciously, the alcove of my the window and waited, ndering how best I could introduce the subject of my ace Draper. | dreaded upsetting him, and 1 had the slightest idea whether he weuld he angry or pleased at the attitude I had taken toward her. 1 smid no word, however, until he had taken his shower and finished his drgssing. Then, as he turned froin mirror after a last approving sur- of the twist he had achieved upon his tie 1 spoke hesitatingly “Dicky, there is something 1 want to tell you if you can give me « min. ite oF two.” need sent o then!" slipped my way apd 1 meeting G not money ?'’ he count- big draft to youm iay, But I . have) soma with me-if you want it." ve plenty,” | returned. “1 rh with D6 you earry, 100 mt want te tell you »d at his watch impatient- he demanded irrita ¢ matter of life and denth that it can't walt for a few days Yoiu're ot ge- th face of the earth woldic out o the vase island ‘o hunt a home. am 1. And [ think it n-m'&l\ I' 'be out there, or you Durkee's in the course bt » why spoil a per. here! i1 e fall of you're the -ause end ¢f oither that at Mrs. week two. tly good morning? 1 gave-mlittle mental whoop of ap- proval. My conscience need not trou ble me longer. Dicky himselt haa put it ont of my power to tell him ything it Grace Draper. PALACE TONIGHT, or FRL, SAT. KEITH VAUDEVILLE Featuring “THE FOUR RUBES” ——————————————— CHARLIE CHAPLIN Comedy B . SUNDAY NIGHT MARY PIOKFORD —in— “THE LOVE LIGHT” SEATS ON SALE NOw I think you have | than | ) the | touchin= | . iching | o quisitioned room, \‘,v '.(-‘. Tniess otherwise noted, bureaus of the theatern FAMOUS REX B COMING The great snow storma last Fébru- ary, which stopped traffic on the rail- roads and entirely tsolated td%wns Hke Port Henry, on Lake Champlatn, were a blessing in disguise, * This has been one of the most winters Port Henry has ever expe . but one of the most pr Ama the reason is the motion picture.” As soon Rex ‘Beach ‘heard of thre ideal ‘condition: a¢' Port ‘Henry, tor Alaskan- snow scenes, the Golwyn company sent their actors and direc- to. Lake C plain to take ‘the winter scenes fo the next Beach pic- ture entitied, “The North Wind's Mal- | which will ho shown at the Pai- | ace’ theater for three days commenc- ing Thursday. Twe Curt seve atso Wera Port blind- airplanes 2t up supply te the and train to the b udeville headed ng Henry by ing snow for Kelth day by vaude- comedians, is of new as Pearl | drama, “Know | Ton quartet vaudeville numbe well White in a society Your Men,” at Fox's theater. A real circus pumber, with a collection of | performing dogs, ponies and monkeys, is the feature act on the program. | Taylor and Brown have an aerfal act. Elvia, 4 Wwoman, has a musical act and Frank and Frank, a man and a woman team offer a singing and talk- ing comedy sketch. Sunday might brings fwo especlally good photoplays to Fox's theater. One presents the athletic George Walsh in a whirlwind, fishting, smashing, daring melodrama entitled “Dynamite Allen.”” The other picture is “The Woman in the Suit- case,” starring the dainty Enid l(ml.i nett. For the first half of the week management brings back Elliott l)e\~ ter and Milton Sills, in “Behold My Wife,” a picture of wild life in the Canadian porthwest, in the inner social circles of London and at the same time it/ells a story of a man’s devotion, another man's redemption and a woman’'s love. CAPITOL. i | | | Spectacular Scenes in “The Heart of | Maryland”—Loretta Bears. If you like action, suspense, drama and subtle humor interwoven in a series of big, spectacular scene: will enjoy “The Heart of Maryland,” with Catherine Calvert, all-star cast, will be Hartford, Thursday, and Saturday. A quartette of Loretta Bears, once denizens of the Reckies, now skate, which, Lyceum Theater THIS SUNDAY EVENING RLES MILLER’S FAMOUS STORY “THE LAW OF THE YUKON” |/ A play of intrigue, fights, theills, ete. LS | i | i suspense, i NOTE: This picture will pos- itively be shown Sunday night only. 3 { i NOW SHOWING \ song, WHITE | In Her Greatest Picture “KNOW YOUR MEN” A Distincg Sensation " SUNSHINE COMEDY IWS—MUTT & JEFE Talk o’ the World VAUDEVILLE BARNOLD’S CIRCUS FRANK & FRANK TAYLOR &_Bl{o“ NDAY EVE. ONLY GEORGE WALSH m » “DYNAMITE ALLEN” o ot 1"*'9"5!11. Tas ! men’s or | o’clock, | Bxtension univ | avail himself | uction "and every o'\ o e e s Ne G e or atiractions with. whicl deai. wrestle and g | cne’in this in uemu < ()Il)L‘L\th by Jerome Mann whe as ;.guneu for himself the ml« of "Little Al Jolson.” And h(lh- A‘llll(‘ Abbott is a d\n amitic AT PALACE, SUNDAY, Mary Pickford's.latest United Art- ists production, *“The LoVe Light,” which will be seen at the Palate thea- ter next“Sunday, is an entiftely differ- ent story and nn absélutely fi€w char- acterization than_anything in whici fhe world’'s sweethedrt has heretofore nxmedrod. = HENDERSON TO SPEAK. Few opportunities have been of- fered to the general public to hear helpful emd-—-inspiring—a--speaker F. L. Henderson. Mr. has addressed business inizations throughout the as Thomas. Henderson | Unitea States and Canada and he is well known locally through talks to the Rotary club, the Chamber of Commerce, and several local indus- tries. The great demand of people outside these organizations to hear Mr. Henderson has led to the ar- rangement for a public lecture tb be held in Unity hall, 62 Pratt street, Hartford, tomorrow evening at 8 under the auspices of LaSalle v. The subject of the talk will b entials for Per- sonal Success. Mr. Henderson has practical value to the his speech is full of gomcrete helps toward the goal of suceess. Every man who is anxious for his future suc- cess in the business world should of this opportunity to hear Mr. Henderson.—advt. VAMAYAMA CHORUS IN ING DODO SHO a message _of busy man, atd 100 Little Girls Will Make Up Pleasing Group Reports received by the committee in charge of King Dodo, the Masonic amateur sl to Be miven at the Ly- ceum Monday. Tuesday and Wed- nesdzy, with a Wednesday matinee next week, indicate that there will be capacity house at each performance. Already the sale ofi tickets has far more than underwritten every ex- pense in connection with the pro ticket ‘now pur- chased ig a direct contribution to the Masonic Temple Fund, Practically the cntire house has been sold for Tuesday and Wednesday nights and Monday night tickets are selling rapidly. There is also & demand for matinee tickets. Director Lord has interwoven into the original plot of Xing Dodo a speciality number in which 30 little girls take the part of midgit Yama Yamas. These girls are. Lily Calmbach, Dorothy Baldwin, Beatrice Bull, Mar- garet Turton, Dorothy Barnes, Martha Noren, Grace Dixon. Majorie Gibney, Ruth Johnson, Gertrude Gibney, Marion Hance, Winifred Reynolds, Ruth Reynolds, Jizabeth Hewitt, Geraldine Caspe: -Augusta Stipek, | Mildred Reinasg, Bagshaw, { Josephine Olm#téadll Elva McKirdy, Dorothy Ryder. Th Guite, Vir- ginia Gordon, Betty nce, Marjorie 3ull, Olive Flubert, -anor Hubert, Grace Wickwire, M ed Tracy and Florence Tompkins. There are 22 separate musical scores in the three a King Dodo, as follow: g Act 1: Opening chi S, j Live Today"”; solo, “JoyWg Rules the Day”, Annette (lona Kinfeid): song “Look in the Book and fee”, Mudge (Raymond R. Watkins) fnd chorus; “I'll Do or Die”, Riola ~(Mary Ann Willlams) and chrus; song, ‘I am the Bminent D “Fizz" Fizz (H. C. Jackson) a a chorus; (horux “Hail to Our King”, song, “There is No King But Dode”, King Dodo (H. Y. Stearns) and chorus; baritone solo, *“Rose of My Heart”, Pedro (A. L. Klein);. duet, “Thine Aline”, Piola and Angela (Miss Wil- liams and Miss Ivol Grant); quartette, “The Kittens and the Mice”, Piola, Angela, Annette and Pedro; chorus, “Old Father Time”, Piola and entire cast. Act 2: w “Let, 4's Opening chorus, “Hail to Our Queen”; contralto, “For Love I Live Alone”, Queen Lil (Virginia Stevens) ; spéeciai number, “I Love the Iand of Old Black Joe”, Gertrude Anderson and jazz chorus: contralto sole, “Claim Thou Thine Own", Queen Lil; seng, “The Lad Who Leads”, Piola and show girls: song, “The Tale of the Bumble Bee”. Annette, Dodo and girls; solo dance, Anna Bertini; finale. 3 Act 3: Male chorus Conspirators”, Dr, F J. Bull) and male chorus; serenade, “True as the Stars Above”, Piola and troubadours; special number “Margie™ Charles Clements and pony finale, entire company. Ve Are Bonillo (AL chorus; , With it behooves the cook to use it as often as possible. But even this most delicious of vege- tables will pall if served time after time in the same siyle. Here are five tasty ways of preparing asparagus. Luncheon or 3 dozen stalks asparagus 3 esss 2 tablespoons butter 1 tablespoons grated cheese 1-2 teaspoon salt 1-4 teaspoon paprika asparagus and ends. Cook in boiling salted er till about three fourths done. Drain and put in a well-buttered bak- ing dish. "Melt butter and poutr over. Sprinkle withh cheese and paptika. Separate whites from volks of eggs and beat whites till stiff ana dry with 1-4 teaspoonful salt, Spread over as- paragus, which has'been in the oven till the cheese was melted, make lll(!o hollows in the- -stiffly -beaten Whites, put a yolk in each hollow and return dish to the oven to cook the eggs. snap_~ off Baked Asparagus stalks asparagus 1 cup white saucems 2 tablespoans grated cheese bread crumbs butter sait and pepper Wash asparagus, snap off tough ends and tie the tender stalks in small l_)undlo Cook in boiling salted ‘water l?r 20 minutes. Drain and let cool. Untie and put a layer of asparagus in a Buttered baking dish, add a layer of white sauce and another layer of asparagus. Cover with white sauce, sprinkle with grated cheese and bread crumbs. Dot with bits of butter and bake in a hot oven for 20 minute.s Asparagus Souffle 24 stalks asparagus table&poons butter tablespoons flour egg yolks 3 egg white 1 cup milk salt and pepper Cut asparagus cook in jus in inch pieces and enough water to keep from burning, until tender. Rub through a sieve. Melt butter, stir in flour. When smooth, add milk slowly, stirring until thick and smooth. The mixture will be Stiff enough to leave the sides of the pan. Add yolks of eggs, beaten till thick and lemon colored, and salt with pepper. Add asparagus puree and the whites of the s beaten till stiff and dry. Turn Soliie fretinens baking dish and bake in a moderate oven 25 minutes. Serve at once or the souffle will fall, Asparagus Pudding 1 cup asparagus cut in half pieces i esgs 2 tablespoons flour 1 tablespoon minced ham 2 tablespoons butter, salt and pepper, milk. Beat eggs well and add asparagus, flour, ham, butter a litt' t the ham is salty, and pepwer. Mix thoroughly and add enough milk to make a thick batter. Turn into a buttered mold, covér tightly with a buttered and floured cloth. Put in a pan of boNing water and boil for 2 hours. Turn out of mold onto a hot dish to scrve. Molded Asparagus 24 stalks asparagus 1 slice onion 1 clove 2 slices carrots salt and papri 2 1-2 cups water 1 tablespoon gelatin 1 teaspoon lemon juice salt and parika 3-4 cups whipping cream Cut asparagus in inch pieces and cook with onion, «clovi parsey and carrot until tender. Remove onion and parsley and press asparagus through a sieve. Saften gelatin in 1-4 cup cold water. Return the asparagus—there should be about 2 cups—to the fire. When boiling stir in gelatin. Remove from fire and stir until gelatin is dis- solved. Pour into a mold. Add salt, paprika and lemon juice. When be- ginning to set fold in eream whipped £tiff, Let stand to chill and becomie firm. Tint Your Gray Hair Trial Package Free! 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