New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1921, Page 4

OLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife Pettit Forostalled Voster, Foster and 1 Pettit's ter part gnal chatrer m by rs to each 0 common e and that 1 had irl's conversational would have dubbed loaker for fluency and endur But I found it increasingly o play only the listener's ro lore was a self-reveuling quality | disconcerting talk which as clenr | Panic ure of iten un it Miss going to school in the East, so many [ miles away trom her father time | No wonder she w so absolutely certain of herself, so indifferent to | any eriticism. the 1 so absorbed in tudy of that T must e trayed my mental scrutiny in some man At any rate, Miss Woster | stopped abruptly in the middle of a senten and =aid, with a quizzical smile Well, have you {mind about me? { I down near the fay Dr. doting spent the cappearence — | Dr. honel 4 vt possible aof an hour—in was fascinated invariably in- | Rer women who aro and who pting ground underrated powers. other not made up Do | pass, or am foot of the clas=?" led by her al frankness t was at a lox her a rec poad stricken second I Then, had irle when a me \nd photegranhy of the hed iy usively gKnve \n answor. vith o p! t 1 who handird hool be disconcerted by ere an e entiur atehed talked nd her Erew 1pon me ompll her unebt woman se it rallied n cved her rec of Mzhtness nd ' not hich she had hed &r ab e ugh express WL “un ttle laugh, the el 2 owed undenial vy Not heaut « ng ndard of pl fatehrtoude ' Graea Drw Aled he Falrias o s Dicky w y easy to look ai" of her n to her wit h o n cattor vith the and im tispla 00 per ecent,” roa ¢ 1 Imos whe fancinat Must I nusually and 1o the anima with a simulat with which o evide appointment which 1 life and the smoilest b tained more thun @ soupcon of real brought her. Her .m‘m. feoling. I had Aeduced that one of suddenly ',, ehrl's agest ! cleve te head?” she ‘Not #lrims the ahwo on the she xues & It outh yet I was liking for uncon nd weury | her 1o W n wpite of every on like e implt su the made me fe characteristic her desir excel armth o hat ol the »u enes moren ggestion 18, the « ai hotd \ mnde oning. my re ed hee. Madge I 1 -nnv-"\nfl\e » doubt rm whtiy. Y consign she prodicted brightened Discon . e asali wher it they trere charactertstics u ety dolfl i the fault of her \nu tralnipg—or rather lack o deeided after wniching he to her rechtal of aifferent rlences, Bumorous and other- which had Into her life ¥ westorn hone 'he only ehild ntilfonatre. motherloss fhood, she whre the outer dolefully. as she the 1gain, as a wnd untform, ent, hut me to vb. Ve en her fiee Pettit Bus. it mmaculate 4 him closaly. how I hate those starchie she #ald wvindigtively, walking swift- Iy towart the sleeping child in the 5 hih if #he would protect the lit- one of | 1le_=it] asainst AL interfer . But "W Pettit wasx swifter she hefore she had reached ent he had picked upr the little girl, ris! Girls!| | W o oor” sier v lear YOI.I!' Skin ter ran after him and clutched his Wxth Cuticura Ofntment. Taleum) of Casten Peteorion Hop ¥, Moo M ase. Gl evnrymtonre et BN come hospital fell nurse fol- hersclt enp. oW than ind the waken her* shaldiog him slightly in her exeltemont “You must !” The child stirred with o littla ery Dr. Pettit’s face hardened “You have already accom plished yvour purpese.” he sald, disapproval in hix tomes. *It would have -been far hetter for her to have wakened vith the nu But T suppose von must wntil whe gets: wsed 1o must let mao rees. come now place.’ Poster threw up~ her ‘head and darted 4 defsnt glance at him. ¥ think ‘it the Hfle "® | vl haa net puf out n hand na gown she would ~have But she war of too natur to let that unanswered THEATRE —~ HARTFORL \Hu mutinousty, SATURDAY and Saturday | clotehed § walked hey rted n Iittle appea) go walited - meekly beside Dr. the "hospital. - the mnurse followine with a dlsapproval s storehed and as-much in ervidenee as her uniform mute ind she Pettt into MONDAY-TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY JEWEL CARMEN —in the— “SILVER LINING” Tingling Romance of Beauty, eve and the Law A Local Victure of Interest With a New Pritain Cast. auh Sunday’s Courant for Kidnapping Scenes. In His Latest Revival THE CHAMPION” Weekly Adventures of Bill and Bob OSTON BELLES In a Musical Offering “A DAY AT CONEY ISLAND” —This Sunday Evening— Big Double Feature Program “PATH SHE CHOSE” CHARLIE CHAFPLIN “OFF SHORE PIRATES” SON OF TARZAN be- I highest | Charles Chaplin in ud “The cal cast. by npion’’ Bill and Bob™ Boston Belles musical offering Coney Island will entitled present ING BILL AT It SUNDAY !IIIP"'“'" l'flt‘] ko 057 = DA \- =t that = goc melodrama and then Sierra men A thrilli San Francis wild Unlem others i burymus ot fhese notices are written by the press altractions h which (oey deal. where the will ba shown main attraction tomorrow ni ht. Knuckles.™” and the part he e an open market pl K. where No sold o ind a slave- rma, as ihe herome, publie with don- | is admirably suited to him and natives in pietur- | the role of Brute McGuire, time lending @ touch of | ate man of the =oil, but f 3 with dynamic forca and pe ality. He lives by the and fights his battles knuckles. His ability . shown when he is ¢ end the intere girl he love from a terpible f exciting in dents up in the Sierras during sell picture, wection, kevs, ciamels esque o fatmosphe remarkable of all Hades. represents are the One of a dream vhe 1gines ged down by Society into hideous whirlpool of slime and filth, from which she is rescued by the man was filmed in a huge poel and apparently filled with crecping creatures like the things that w1 with wings” he Rime of the Ancient Mari- with long seenes in which rein she the and also to ] ate. her a el takes red horrible discolc “xlimy foes without resorting usual gun play. he shown on Wednesday's Monday and performance So hideously realistic is this pool into which Norma plunges in a costly been cancelled b society cantata. Tomorrow night will Lyons and Moran in a comedy. JPox News, Outing Chester Travelogue. nd putiful costume, that the nlln\r mbers of the cast and the “extras’ ving the roles of unfortunate t sonls, hes until Norma also viver of I« the water plunged in. Keith vaudeville fonr exeellent oty with lane. the Broadway “Musical bill features Frank Mui- comedian, in and Humoreua JANE COWL AT AT THE LYCEUM. Anne Cornwall, the young actress ored a triumph with Lionel more in “The Copperhead” and who repeated her success with Lyons —_— and Moran in verything but the TALMADGE Truth,” stars as “Virginia” in “The AT THE PALAC Path She Chese,”” the newest photo- play drama produced by Universal Hadcs, said to rival even | which will he shown this Sunday eve- fanciful or Dore” mous | ning. On the ume program Viola have been reproduced on | Dana will be starred in a very good sereen in Norma Talmadge's lat- | photqpiay. “Offshore Pirates.” Many First National starring vehicle, { oxelting seénes will he seen. Charles W n' which will | Chaplin in “The Fireman' and *“The Palace theater, com- | Son of Tarzan” will complete the pro- zram for Sunday evening. For Mond Tuesday and Wed- nesday the Lyceum theater will pre- =ent a stirring drama founded upon the actnal oceurrences is that pic- tured by “The Silver Lining,”’ a Metro release, starring Jewel Carmen, sup- ported by a cast of notables. Among the noted cast which makes this pic- ture stand out is Leslie Austen, lead- inz man for Madge Kennedy in “Cor- Ritz Hotel, a shionable Moarding | nered,” and previously playving the school for girls up the Hudspn, the | same position with Ethel Barrymore library and other rooms of a wealthy | in “Declasse.” TRoland West wrote New Yorker's home ard s=ome re- } and directed “The Silver Lining.” On ln':v-‘knh]u enes in India. the me program is “The Villain's The scenes of the Broken Henart,” a local picture with Asily be Wednesday will and sons’ theater three nights, JANL COWE AT PARSONS TUES, AND WED. MON., play, “Smilin’ Through,” cessful “Smilin’ NORM 2 the lovely of two separate SEonex S0 past and present day the most drawings, the ext periods, istic interest, at the ing Monday. ause of the elaborate nature of sets called for in this motion pic- whith was adapted by Anita and Albert Parker from Oliver D. Bailey’'s well known stage play. “Branded,” Hugo Ballin was engaged to design them. The result has been an artistle triumph. Tn addition to beautitul interiors for a private home in Paris and the mars the ture Loos plexion. and temporary Gouraud's SUNDAY NIGHT — "EXCELLENT FEATURES — NO RESERVED SEATS -BRYANT WASHBURN - e MRS. TEMPLE’S T ELEGRAM CORRINE GRIFFITH in “BROADWAY BUBBLE” TUESDAY TALMADGE i “THE BRANDED WOMAN?” The most ambitious production from pbint of spectacular stagecraft in - Norma Tal- madge’s career. ¥From out ef the past there cume her mother's sin, to mock the right to love—to take what God 1 —to saatch aside the veil Brand 1 “Velvet Fingers” “Screen Snapshots” — KEITH VAUDEVILLE — “ALWAYS THE BEST” Ju Quan Car Co.l Frank Mullane T‘WO Girls The Broadway Comedian —in— From Pekin. “Oh, You Butler” A Sparkling Musical Comedy Dancing De Fays Novelty N Dancers Humorous Tales” s IS GOOD ONE. rts in to the Mountain re rough and at -Fox's as the T stars Wi P l1e essays n illiter- arless right of might his bare these alled upon of the father One of the placa a blind- woos the Thiz picture will also Tuesday,. having ecause of the Choral bring rip-roaring Other reels will also be the Sunshine comedy and an PARSONS' NEXT WEEK the leading dramatic event of the season’'s hookings at the Par- registered for mat- rting Monday, May 16th, when n her highly suc- Through.” written by Allan Langdon Martin, a Canadian, presents Jane Cowl as the heroine and distinct roles, of both stories being unfolded in an English garden, The parrative has a spiritual- with a hopeful message perfect appearance of her com- Permanent skin troubles are effectively concealed. Reduces un- natural color and corrects Oriental (,ream | 1 | | H 1 | i The ! Adventures of complete the program. another “A Day that we of earth Shall be able to See the loved ones who have ‘passed through the experiefice we call death when we shall have conquered fear and hate. Miss Cowl @ppears in bridal finery long ago and in modish gowns of - today and her character is one of circus par-de and the steam ¥ i8 espeplally good. - The Wal ters do well as dancers and & ¥Frank and company do some Spe ular dancing. Vallie Rand i medijenne. laughtér as well as of tears. An ‘excel- lent supporting cast can be expected in gme of Jane Cowl's companies. Miss Cowl has gone on record as ay “Smilin’ Through” was cagerly awaited by her because it was the first play chosen for her by the Selwyns, her manager, in which she has the opportunity to mingle laughter Wwith tears that: have made her famous as an emotional actress since the ds of the famed Mary Turner role in the original company of *“With- in the Law.” Already there is unusual manifested toward Miss .zagement, Big dange Saturday evening, Ji hall, 242 Main strect.—advt. interest Cowl's en- APITO WA TODAY — CONTINTOUS ~Daylight Saring Time— Goldwyn Presents TOM MOORE in MADE IN HEAVEN Supported by HELENE CHADWICK JOSIE ROONEY & GO. “A CAFE HONEYMOON? Morgan & Bipder. Moore & . Your Organdie Girls - NeNie and Josephine Jordg FARNUM PICTURE oN LAST TIME TONIGHT. | ht will be the last opportun- seeing stalwart William Far- num in his est pleture, “His Great- est Sacrifice,” a story of a man's love for his wife and child and the wife's selfish desire to make a succees of herself on the concert stage. The vaudeville bill features the Tennes- see Four, a quartet of capable colored | singers. Their impersonation of CATCHY SONGS GOODP MUSIC LOPS OF CON GEORGE M. OOH AN'’S MUSICAL COMEDY 1 ‘Little Johnny Jones’ PO BE PRESENTED BY THE Y.M.T.A. & B. Society, at Lyceum Theater TUESDAY A\l) WEDNESDAY NIGHTS, MAY 24 and 25 ° Matinee Tuesday Afternoon. Tickets Are Now On Sale At Kénpey & Leghorm’s and At Tabs’ Society Rooms. We Can't Show Evety: Picture Made- So We Only Show the Be_st. SU NDAY EVENING ONLY Two Great Pictures ALICE BRADY T ) i 7 LYONS & MORAN - —in— T WVilliam Fox. Prants WILLIAM A POWERFUL STORY OF ,POWERFUL MEN 8Y A CHANNING~ umm SCEMARIO anp SR TIOW JANES mrztcpJoqar Pick o’ the World VAUDEVILLE Featuring the Extravaganza DANCEOQLOGY Special Costuming and Secenic Effeets. HARRY GOLDEN, Colored Comedian MERRICK & WING