New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1921, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ren- A her audience for HOLDING A HUSBAND [ it iy e Adele Garrison’s New Phase of < = R l . g 3 J : ' 1211 i I : This Evening. egelations of a Wite % i ' B 5 TLSE S Sanaet v - S 4 N ¢ ¢ Aasonic Temple | e M~ A ma G nef y being p 3 - T ; 2 % y > 2 e 1 3 amateurs, was capacity house last afternoon’s matinee ttended. Indications ! e acant seats | final performance t | st night thd play went over in a ! woth fashion, members of | by | and chorus being letter-perfect, | . b 1 a1l sonz numbers and dances be- | ' ; : executed in faultless style. Curious Situation “Those awful screams :” the nureuns of the theaters or attractions with which tucy deal here were five persons in the | eryy woman moured, but [ saw E — irlous touring car besides u.'-i stia waw d:tnetly enjoying ‘he hat Llllian Did to Dom a ‘1) years of teaching, was at fault Unless otherwise ndfed, these notices are written by the press uffenr, who, indeed, might have | eitement In the old clgar st wooden In “What is the trouble here?” n for any interest he appeared to |evident head of the family In the noisg of our screamine, ' a pompous voice. The younger ch evidently was the reason for a good-looking chap, in about sudden turning of the car into | junior year in college 1 judg 3 winding wood road where Lillian, .‘v-.u“xl at his r.nrlxw 1 % l.w e P ) a“r d stopped 1 luneh it us cwith vomprehending 2 - ”n.-- -wmh-‘m nl':u I the Test, | amusement in his eyes. Of them all, Actualiy, one of H_vc best \‘un‘i\-\'ll‘:v women, elderly, middic-aged | the only one who had t < | numbers seen here in a long time is young and two men, a pursy, [ slightest inkling of the truth 1 3 2 i “in rong,” at. Fox's theater, pre- ipous individual In the early 0if I felt a sudden desirc to run, | ; E 0% : v i sente Frank Whittier and com- L and m youth of twenty, was which | knew was shared by Marion ¢ 3 { ) It is one of those bedroom nly visible who had flown to her mother when | . i, < Ve m which amusing but com- | What Is 1t? What has hap- | the motor car had stopped, and was | £ 3 3 2 P promisng situations ur, hut‘la " the two older women ques- | elinging to her hand. Lillian stooped 5 2 iy . dmirably without anything offensive | wildly, while the two' men |[to the child, and 1 heard her mu g S » sges . Miss Verne Sheriden from the car doors without |r “Go to Aunti¢c Madge, swe i F i o L > ry interpretation of the ting Yor the chauffeur to open | heart.” When Marion had o : i P ' £ ol : suspicious wife, while Miss Amy Ince N ® - she advanced a step toward the | i = | HGla el thel role of the femals Nead an eau s ecessl y “What Is the Trouble Here | man her head erest, her whole bear gk S . o R 3 of the family. Charles Day does ex- | He bandits must have J Ing so palpably that of a woman o 3 5 cellent character work and the lead {he youngest_of the fe the world equipped to meet Any | ; . f F E 3% is carried by Mr. Whittier. The Carter | Wearers of “low top Corsets should - ta! declared oxcitodly. She was but | situation, that | fe® my old admir- : : 3 : & : S Girls have a piano-song act that is 3 great cafe in selecting the proper p- law years older than Marion, and. | ing pride of her thrilling me v - A : eily enb chalniRE Y Al EPsrtana De: g e hot movie-nourished, had been There Ix no trouble here,” she said k ! T st nhvelty ‘that. s bandeau: to .wear with wn surropUitious melodramas at | decidedly, then turned ax nonchal- ; { A least unique, while it is not with- i such Corsets. * wchool, 6r my Insight Into the antly toward ux ax If there were no £ 5L o out its comedy aspect. Nick Nazzarc o stnl make-up of flappers, acquired | one else in s u‘hl ; p & . : P oesl 4 e of everything. He |k You cannot do better than to wear a \Wamer's = - S TR | A ORer P : & plays the mandolin, banjo-mandolin, - “Marion, you may pic up some " 2t < ! : whistles well, s and also shakes a i —made by the makers of Warner ONSILITIS [t Vo il B __ ,_ : whistes ‘ R Rt A thickly over throat— AT “ldols of Clay” is the featuge pic- ) COvar iy ot famel— Sogmllbe iRy (e % - ture for the last half of the week, but ' We show many styles for your approval. . ol “We heard the, most L 2 - 3 tonight the big picture is the Para- v l b ka & minute ago, procesd- mount production, “Hehold My Wife.” - ‘ ere. » have come to In this picture Mabel Julicnne Scott o 17 Bien Jots Ubed Y8 iniured person Riaden away - here, Mae Murray and David Powell in « scene fiom George Fitzmaurice's raying as she does the role of an un- | {§ oupie- t'mCorsets Vleans — _ o8 ra d 1 F a ’ ararm Unt. PlCmI i Indian squaw and later a |l.!!’- o e | PI‘CXiUCt’-Ofl' Idols of Clay * A P O e ed and educated woman ot British | (3] Double Value and Double Wear ' oh the middle-aged woman n- L = o C . society. Elliot Dexter and Milton Sills bry et . ¥ e, 1 NolsA Gt T e feF the At Fox’s Thursday, Friday and Saturday Continuous | e aiso wen cast in tnis picture. The | (8} You can get a “‘double-skirt” Corset only if out of sight,” she said ——— THEATRE —- HMARTFORD ILLIAM HODGE BEWARE of DOGS! Oc to $1.50. b2 HAKTYORD ——— oy RS & MILLIS THE TEMPLETONS poerformances Daylight Saving. Can’t Show Every Picture So We Only Show the Best. FOX’S Jour Last Chance to See “BEHOLD MY WIFE” STARTING TOMORROW ~The Wonder Program— GEORGE FITZMAURICE’S Amazing Production “IDOLS = S—— first time attentively She was that iatest episode of Fantomas, fur most impossible ty W rattle-prained | woman, with no hardships or re- | sponsibilities to mitigate her sillinoss. Lillian flashed an appraising glance it her, and gave an irrepressible lit- tle laugh. I saw the younger man's lips twitch, and knew that he was enjoring the situation in spite of his embarrassment at the idiocy of his family Look here,” the elder man said with what w evidently hs best terborizing manner. “This won't do. I demdnd to be told at once what is the matter here.” “You have police powers, [ pre- I sume,” Lillian answered airily. “Is not, you, of course, own this piece ]..f and.” ‘How insolent !’ rattlesbrain lexclaimed lanuidy patting up a lorgnette I saw the lines around Lillian'’s uth tighten, and a tiny spark ne into her eyes, sure signals of ithe lighting of her temper. She the women in ' the ecarriaze a contemptuous glance, theh \er stee'y eyes clashed with the _angy ones of the pompous owner of the luxurious ear. “I am getting a trifle tired of this,” she said f you ‘desire to occupy | this particular spot of land, say so, and we will move farther on. We jcould hardly contest the place with | vou, as your party is much stronger | physically. than ours. But if you do not desire to stay here, T would sug- gest that vou are asting your vn\"H and, what is much more important ours.™ She turned her back Heliberately upon the sputtering wrath of ‘he | man who had been interrogating her, and turned to me “T think this would he o good | place for the fire,” she said 1 was furtively v hing the ear owner, and T thought for a moment he was going to have some sort of fit He was palpably the type of | man who brooks no opposition. For an instant he actnally looked as if P N N to stride over and try physical force upon Lillian’s ob- stinacy I think, however, that even his brain, so accustomed to command that most of its other powers had atrophled, if he .had ever possessed them, was beginning to perceive a | glimmer of the truth. At any rate, he contented himself with a futile 7 Rube Walman, a whistling comedian; | Hibbegt and Nugent, a pair of ciever and Howard | comedy reel. AT PALAC and Hanley in a variety offering. at the Palace. changes for engagement the last half of the . utiful old colonial { Soprano Soloist Gives Excellent Re- with their sp; cital for Teachers’ Club. soloist with the = High Miss Esthei Boston { Symphony at the Junior school auditorium last evening under auspices of form the bac The Family Hono picture for ground for Britain exteriors add bea this thrilling Southern girl, alone with her two younger brothers, with their family fortunes dissipated. She struggles put the-older bo§ through college be- pleasing voice, : Miss Dale is the pos- | Miss Dale is Eosd) ° Her pro- | gram was a varied one and included several French songs as well as some £OR CLEANING LINOLEUM. little couring powders should. not be Li'l [used on linoleum. They cause the its | color to fade and dry the compound. was ter wi linoleum should be manner in 'y as possible. Water left “The i D through and cause Heart at |the fabric to zive away. from Samson and A very little warm linseed oil ap- “I've | plied to. the linoleum tends to keep uty and in- manages to effective in the ays of the week features four exeellent acts headed by Dr Page and the Yorkon Sisters, three charm- ing girls in a song and dance festival; Dear Voice,” Mary Pickford Keith Vaudeville THRSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY King W. Vidor, Presents “THE FAMILY HONOR” A Picture of Home and Family that Thriils and Throbs. Fatty Arbuckle in “The Bell Boy’”’ ing more thrills, js also on the bill; as is the Fox News, a Chester Outing and the cloth soft and glossy. or Tomorrow. Brea ewed dried peaches, boiled’ rown bread toast, coffee. Luncheon—Lyonnaise tripe, cream- ed potatoes, radishes, rye bread and butter, saucer cake, tea. - Dinner—Vegetable soup, croutons, egg fritters, Parker House rolls, spin- ach salad, fruit jelly, whipped cream, coffee. : My Own Recipes. Fresh tripe may be bought at the butcher shop. It is then prepared as desired but must be cooked. Pickled tripe and boiled tripe are usually to be found in a delicatessen shop. When purchased this w the tripe is often dipped in batter and fried in deep fat. Lyonna Tripe. 1 pound boiled tripe, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 medium-sized onion, 1 des- sert spoon minced parsley, 1 dessert spoon vinegar, salt and pepper. Cut tripe in pieces 2 inches square. Melt butter and add onion minced. Fry till onion is tender and lightly browned. Add tripe, parsley, s=salt, pepper and vinegar and shake over the fire for a few minutes. Serve as hot as possible. \ Saucer Cake. 1 cup flour, 1 cup cornstarch, 1-2 cup r, 1-3 cup butter, 2 eggs, 2 tabl s shredded candied orange peel, 1-8 teaspoon salt. - i Va,rnée’ffis : | Corsets—~ Every one is Guaranteed not to rust..{ break or tear. . We have them in stock $1.50 to $5.00 a pair.| Leonard & Herrmann Co) Middetown Two Stores New Britaip Do You Take Pride] " In Your Kitchen? |} VERY thorough housekeeper has. pn-dpnafile pride and joy in the appearance of her kitchen. parting snarl , 29 B You've not heard the last of this, VI Mix flour, cornstarch, candied peel Nothing adds so much to the appearance and: he said nastily as he climbed into —_— - and sugar. Add butter beaten to a A efficiericy of the kitchen as a good refrigerator th car. cream. and ezgs well beaten. Beat : - —— 3 mixture for 10 minutes. Pour into a keeps foods sweet and wholesome. The Starring the Creature WOMAN DIES OF “Always the Best” buttered cake pan. Bake in & mod- Beautiful MYSTERIOUS BURNS erate oven from 45 to 60 s. D h New Haven, April 27.—Mrs. Olaf , —with— This eake may be kept for p MAE MURRAY Johnson, age 63, died weeks if put in a covered tin box. ; . e in a hokpital ¢ -y g - and R TR T _ DE PAGE and YORKOV SISTERS (Covyright, 1921, X. B. A © : Cleana lil e DAVID POWELL erday clad enly in a night robe. Her HIBBERT & NUGENT RUBE WALMEN R e A e RN Eefilgera ot and said she had been suffering f | (rom - nervous ‘afiments ana disan- HANLEY & HOWARD H o~ | & . Miss It and Regret it bl ‘ r-\:“({;:;rxx“'ln;::x‘: .I;',:.‘ ‘\".’,illl,‘n “:.': < B h‘ : . will delight the heart of every careful housewife. Not BN i o - 8 el W chtalsaniat analeec ot P e U only is itanattf:ctiveaqdwellmadepieceofkitchg_l SUNSHINE COMEDY ey el sk byl o NOTE—Beginning next Sunday, May 1st, the seats furnituze, but it can easily be kept clean and sani UTT i 5 e — N ) tary. It is built witH one-piece porcelain extending: MFOX :E#SFF - for Sunday nights will not be reserved. THEATER 3 o e:.?,}ely around the door frame, over th: edges, and e Som———— § : with rounded front corners. Non-leaking device. — VAUDEVILLE — ]Re S in Ol' Watch for the Surprise Next Week. |H MON., TUES and WED. B d Automatic locks keep the Leonard air tight The regular program will be ==l e i P or! e e If you take pride in your kitchen be sure Pick the World. z th Leonard Cleanable Refrigera- ick o' the SUNDAY—ALICE JOYCE, ROBERT WARWICK [/} suspended on account of the _ e e tand. b Geeeidets a safe, reliable skin treat- Masonic Temple presentin; toti ment used for years to heal e B % - and note how reasonably priced they ate. | A eczema and other itching, : R ¥ 9 { : | “Some Act” Youll Say | e s st s - || “‘KING DODO P.'S—Seen the new Chiinese Grass-@hai KENNEDY & DAVIS i ingredienta a0 gentle and —$3,000 GIVEN AWAY— s | harmless as to be suited to and Rockers shown in our north wif S Comans e e srtace. At the— THURE S A LN dow ?---Prices as low as $16.00. Sold by all druggists. = o |# Bert Lytell in his latest B . 5 P';,“‘g:“fi,“;',‘,"‘f,"m i ) = Daly Councll, No. 12, Knlghts of Columbus s May we have the pleasure-of showing yg masterpiece Md. el zmoE W G e | fBindMan'sEres | | John A. Andrews & Cg IT'S COMING STATE ARMORY, ARCH'ST,, New Britain, Conn. [§ ff Al s Veriety THE BIG FURNITURE STORE R SUSR A8 DoV \tertainment and Dancing Each Evening. ® Vaudeville Program § Al ool