New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1921, Page 4

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Put poor all Graham that Mrs her ind on \nywa n \tention t strictly the und f ri on rond keep twisted tim | next Petti's the In foot v "o itching you to that vant say driver me in repeat Ir fily, so o disturb no 1 mar ! hard Int indi of oward erately meant make sly ~game " kn manner ing ptit Jompous fascinating h in v r an amus>d Dr it man in ind pri i trode from omenk course ean make ironically you toward looked useful he said and him | vvou ma \ccompany u provide Mr irnham 1 w0 to th 1y iuirmed \ delighted,” t of th «iat ible ! m course. 1 a ot his sente smiling Ll really quite irr insouciant friendli my v \ her s hen went to car order irl he an's Tieer qvee Titthe only he 1o manoeuvre it as near as possible - rlonk VAS | 1y the injured woman | nee to him anothe Do not wait until the summer rus r Decorating Awnin you awning a « upon or him wp. and h him ery ehild t omething o yceum Theatre - —ALL THIS WEEK— FTER LUNCH FOLLOW THE BUNCH —To See— —The— oston Belles A Musical Brevity With Youth and Music. imed By Press and Public to Be the Best Yet. ok This Cast Over Edna Lawrence Grace Gould Babe Griffen Winnie Fennell orge Brennan Billy Hall eorge Ormsbhy lifton Stanley nappy—Jazzy—Pretty—Musical—Girls. Beautiful Costumes—Special Scenery. Jack London’s Famous Story AR ROVE ipisode Pirate Gold International Snub Pollard Comedy. News Council, No. 12, Knights of Columbus | | | | | | will ‘yf“ it | | { | wtherwt these noted, Uieatern PARSONS, theater “MARY™ the AT Parsons for May three 12th, M greatest beginning Thursday Saturday the 1 th aweet natin on pres. dy suc Mary 1. with iy history ' v vein N, melodies forget i easily t will 1 1 has to man with an inventia effort inancial standing in the happy selling point vho, in an who leader hits portable } is the prevailing evil The ell young other is a =0 1 world n the iden ouse. the elimination of the high laid plans of hero come he which sure of out arief mil- dis- he his in- Tich West dreams, the to becomes a through ti the land where a number of Of course the our newly the his wecidentally lionaire over night of oil erected covery had portable on quite houses. vitable happens v ns eirl from of man marries th Mary The Otto “Mary” ank Mandel, Hirsch Mr a distinctive principals, and a chorus of irls who are an outstanding feature hecause their ity and grace, their excellent singing and captivating and bewildering dancing. The tuming @ rare treat to the eye, and the scenic embellishments all that could be desired. The ensembles are most striking stage pictures ever in musical comedy and reflect genius of the past v ter of_this Mitchell Among the embled by Mr. Cohan ndleton, Bert Gardne ] 3 Judels, Willilam Sel- Edna Pierre, Joseph W. Herbert, Pauley and Eddie Iyrics of are ind Ky Lou book and Harbac music 1 | ana the by Cohan has assem 1 cast of of be cos- | the | seen T Anne LOEW CIRCUIT ACT EATURE Ioyal Highne AT FOX'S. His miniature 34 | Girard. | three of the fi comedy in attraction musical the v ek Wfternoon i that scene the i=leep scenes n ha how It is comedy at high is Pullman parlor car, black faced porter found As the toot of the locomoti nnounces the arrival at a | four pretty 1 a goes speed wi is alf that opened at Fox's this sketch The first th tast ve station ads are poked out from the berthsg whereupon the porter il We Can’t Show Every Picture Made, Sc We, Only Show the Best. FOX’S Now Showing The Grand INNOVATION Program. Two Great Features MISS SHIRLEY MASON In the Bewitching Drama “MING TOY” Companion Feature HARRY CAREY cores His Triumph in the “FREEZE OUT” | Pick o’ the World | —VAUDEVILLE—A ‘ Featuring HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS A Unique Musical Comedy With GEO. BURTON 3—Distinct Acts—3 Comedians and Girls DE ARMO Juggling a la Comedy WARREN & LITCHFIELD MALDY & OWENS COME EARLY { See the whole show and || enjoy the | BEST SHOW Ever Offered in New Britain. Box office open all day. \ | s i | | 5 | | GRAND FAIR April 29th to May 9th at the ARMORY, ARCH ST., New Britain, Conn. tertainment and Dancing Each Evening. BIG SURPRISES Every Change. n | | | numhe | vaudeville oticer are actions wi Iy The ir 1 his bidding ove in a the porter Chicazo Chinatown inveizles re dope’ Many tua th W s th arise as dope s the B wppoints the pt the eight i por King in second scene the v musi costun cial dan ng of T = and A fe dope and t Nile™ Ly nery v nd novelty 1 complete changes o th the Rive « e the porter s specia “he dancing e oth wis of J work arec two movie tiay Shirley 3 bix pictur and afte rons will have hoth comedies e - wrey in “The Mason in i the get in e ind Sir fore Frdeze. Out shown 1 r pa to seq < to ind Iteels are | BOSTON mencing today | | awakens and announces that the train | sion critics | traction The attraction at the nd for Lyceum com- the Belle Juzziest and snappiest revue up to date. Newspaper proclaim this as the be: a yet Billy Hall, Jack Omsbee and CHff Stanley will ent n in comedy and songs. Miss Edna Lawrence will les the other side with the help of Grace Gould and others. The feature pie- ture for Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday will be Jack lL.ondon’s famous story, tar Rover.”” Last episode of “Pirate Gold,” International News and Snub Pollard comedy will com- plete the program for the first half of tha wec remainder the week ix Boston the musi- Brennan “PASSION,” AT PALACE. The most recent of super-film p! “Passions.”” which opened an eng: ment at the Palace theater last night. | is said to mark a new epoch in mo- tion pictures. “Passion’” is an inti- mate version of the story of a little | | CLAIR DE LUNE, MOST. TALKED OF 'PLA. IS WORK OF FEMININE TRIO THE ROYATL ROBE OF CLAIR DE LUNE AND ITS CREATOR, HELEN DRYDEN. . cade, with green feathers at the ‘belt, cherry velvet cloak with a silver liniy with an exceedingly long train, % waist was made with a very. low n in front and elbow sleeves. The ski was of very great width at thesial and front and set on a frame narrow greatly at the sides. > Her headdress was of delicately e ored feathers floating high and held, The costuming of Clair de T.une is a thing of wondrous beauty. For the gowns which Miss Barrymore, as a 1ch Queen, and her ladies of court Miss Dryden, New York designer, borrowed the mode of the eighteenth | century, dipped into the styles of China | and’ then gave her imagination play of color on her brushes. with plen Of courke, Misy Barrymore's royal (By Newspaper Enterprise.) New York™ May which opened recently 9,—Clair de Lune, in New York and is the most unique play of the sez is due feminine Mrs son, entirely The Barrymore, Miss Helen Dry- to the ability of a trio. play was written by John the cos- tumes were created by French milliner who rose to a posi- | den an tion commanding a king and affecting the destinies of a nation sented as an Associated Fi tional attraction and it comes to this city with an actual record for establishing new ideals in screen production. Aside | from its reputed new technical per- fections there is a depth of panoram- ic perspective hitherto unknown to by Ethel Barrymore. is custome i5 the alldmportant item. Hers was a fantasy of white and silver bro- nd the leading role was created a bandeau, with a trail of lace reag ing almost to the floor. | washea | shredded ard picked over may be and used in sandwiches to take the place of a salad for luncheon. Corn Muflins. Two cups corn meal, 2-3 cup white our, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 teaspoon { { 4 butter. Fold in whites of eggs beat. till stiff and dry. Use very small nd caprots, the. “thinnings.” Cook boiling salted water till tender. Dra and dip in batter. Iry in deep, j fat. - Drain’ on Yhrown ‘paper serve with -white sauce. i 1 silver sheet and instanced by the p of hu mobs rising in themr might to overthrow the mighty, and of which there have been Iiult-nl\' of 2 in the form of One of the big amatic spectacle ar scenes in this photod is the storming of a mammoth mob of 5,000 im 1 of which hecome: iv and realistic through the stereoscopic character ot the new photography that often makes the illusion difficult The ¢ in “Passion” is headed Ly Pola Negri, the famous Continentai star, and her portrayal of the leading character is said to set a new high mark in motion picture artistry. sioned citi doubly impr =0 GIRL MUSICIANS, PALACE. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- | day the Keith vaudevilla bill, shown in conjunction with the big pictur. “Passion,” will be featured by the bi headliner, “The Melody Garden.” clever girl musicians comprise the of- fering and lovers of good music have a treat in store for them next weck. Alt, teaspoons baking powder, (blespoons lard, 2 eggs, 1 1-2 cups | milk. Mix dry ingredients and rub in Ilard. Add eggs well beaten and milk. | Bake in gem pans in a hot oven. Carrot Fritters. Two. tablespoons melted butter, jcup water, eggs, 1 cup flour, teaspoon salt. | MiX and sift dry ingredients. Add milk slowly, beating to keep a smooth »atter. Add yolks of eggs beaten till hick and lemon-colored. Add melted PARSONS = THEATRE —= HARTFORD 3 Days, Commencing Thursday, May 12, Matinee Saturds, Special Return Engagement by Unprecedent- ed Demand, 3 GEO. M. COHAN'S COMEDIANS In the Biggest Masical Hit on Earth “MARY?” (Isn’t it a Grand Old Name?) ' Confirmatign Photographs? ARCADE STUDIO, of Course 3-1 1-4 DON'T CRUSH. hulled and put to be washed there is crushing them deep pan ‘half full of and set the colander of berries into ft. Thé& berries will be lifted up the water and float. © Even ve ripe berries may be washed this w ahd not be crushed. When sking®hem out of the water drain. It into no d Fin wate strawberries are r a colander X ger of 1 by ! Break codfish fins, coffes Luncheon—— uce, letty ‘nu_for Tomorrow. t—Fresh pineapple, vkes with bacon, corn salt muf- Vivian Martin in ‘The Song of the Soul’ One of the Real Pictures of the Year World Dancers, Fisher & Gilmo Tonie Grey & Co., Silk & Satin, Mile. Welda. Carrot fritters, e sandwiches, tea Dinner— Veal twic potatoes, new with marshmallow pudding, cake, coffee white birds, baked ¢ orange devil's beets sauce, X ' 1 { onfirmation Photographs? 0 ARCADE STUDIO, of Course Thrilling beyond words Beautitul beyond description:? A harmony. of all the emoti me Sacnmtice My Own there are Re a o This Theater operates its sched ule of Performance with Daylight Saving. SAME Superb Cast, Wonderful Dancers, Cap- tivating Girls. Evenings and Saturday Matinee, $2.50 to 50c. i Seats Tomorrow, PALACE The Greatest Photoplay Ever Made! Keith Vaudeville with “MELODY GARDEN” Six Girls In A Musical Offering Often letty scraggly A MICHTY TDIC OF THT SCKEEN 5000 people -2years toproduce . Tears ons ) Cortinental Star in ION 0 'R ACTION