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

Starting Sunday, May 22 For Four Days VAUDEVILLE 4—Headliners—4 Two Feature Acts Presenting J. C. LEWIS World’s Most Famo Juvenile Comedian and Movie Actor, With His Company in “VARIETY Look Across ! NEW T SHOW EVERY PICTURE SO WE O Only FOX BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921, LY SHOW THE BEST Another One of Our Exceptional CECIL B. DeMILLE THE SCREEN’S MIRACLE MAN PRESENTS THE SUPER PHOTOPLAY “FORBIDDEN FRUIT” WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST INCLUDING Theodore Roberts--Agnes Ayers--JuliaFaye THE FASCINATING PICTURIZATION OF THE SOUL OF A MARRIED WOMAN LAID BARE AT THE ALTAR OF LOVE Glowing With the Color, Richness and Fashion that Only Cecil De Mille Can Paint IT WILL QUICKEN YOUR HEART BEAT AND THILL YOUR VERY SOUL Companion Feature for Sunday Only Marguerite Clark in PEGGY” DLDING A HUSBAND dele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife neglected after the planted and tended them Surely if anything human ties could call a spirit to earth it would be the flow- a one had loved at the lilacs, Madge,"” when we had waved Marion's fairy ring. that way first orchard.” at her with prehending eves, ‘Trading on my you?' I asked, saucily way That she knew my inordinate Lil- | for anything growing and was is ! | ing to soften my first interior of the house with a pre liminary inepection of the attractive to be seen out-of-doors [ was aware, but [ was also well that should have her undeniable charm of 1t old like that of old &entle- compelled circumstances clothing, but still re- her former sta- beginninz to et me. and I willingly followed around the house, past the magnificent 1il hedge to point where one conld turn one's was now only weeds, | bAck nupon the unsightly sheds, the rop already large and ]| dinginess of the house, and look at nly the hardy daffodils |a plceture that drew an exclamation order had survived the | f surprised delight from me. re e Beantiful. Grandmn s wgo,” Mrs, be the Dacey in those ottier pla after C y died the then it's Poor old often thought rave If she knew house and yard »0, and she | in her neat flowers." 1 my throat, speially the thought of | has .|..w-hu|1 living who gone sides Told 14llan She Shounld on Real Estate Agont, rose of myself wched the procession elm which uarded the the dilapidated house Ticer home. It had not | o leaf, but there was the ng green in its branches, 0 stately inspiring » pne could help a istaction prospect spite ers such “Look lian proval Lil- ap- Let's I'd like aid at around the 1 looked walk not the to see =smiling. com- it can make a tree weaknesses, aren’t love try- feel that up to this” pity this tree surgeon this If any place.” Madge " what I've yon'd bt close “What b N 0O pnders with le owned this hther Auntie a See iry thin well con- tent she way The place woman ring un to the e road one hun- ym the and was ture of childish delight of o ring of glossy from whith peeped the 1l hlossoms. The plants lrcled what evidently a cherished flower an by side of the about shahby tree to wear tainin traces lite, of tion n hold of Lillian renlly was A Wonderful Orchard., Direct] fashioned which I only in fiction gnarled trees i with sturdy bhranches, ing stralght upward, ing horizontally dren to fasten others curving were evidently ji into bloom, for there w covering them, which inspection proved to be the tinted edges of the unfolding The underneath the was badly cut up and trampled, the was hezinning to cover its unsightliness let the pigs in here,' r explained, “and they rooted nd. Oh, thém forsigners is awful when they rent a They rob Iand putting com- tertilizer on it for their and ther let their animals i an But noney of us lay the was were fifty of some in front orchard, of thought Here in old kind found great them, poink- stretch- chil- stin They burst ting closer put r said. farm, there had at least place was others gone from | Grandma | she'd how was. to invite swings them, fantastically ady to as a rose e as st r upon exquisite buds trees 1o a msomethdng L in oen one lump In Trase Mrs hey over eno owr guess uld be ¢ and level new seed” T re- almost without 15 already deep the place would te its origin fa places of their then? Well, 1 “I suppose have someone £ and plant absent) =y plares plied owr Jraaue's Foid al Cream votition 1 v, a dreary of what ke If tored recalled look te I was tenderly eared myself by Lillian's amused smile, but T did not resent it. Tnstead, I looked at her stead- ily, and laughed significantly “You've mistaken vour ealling.* said. “Youg should real estate agent.” “Perhaps 'l be a take it up vet in my old age,” she retored lightly “But I think you've seen enough now enable you to bear without discon fiture whatever you may find inside the house and to look at it not aw but as it used to be, and may again And when you come out I'I lead vou to a hill on your own property and -how you a \lew that Mrs. T . to of Lee Shubert Faversham ! rk Twain's nd the Pauper by Amelle Rives i, he those | Unless otherwise noted, buresus of the thomters ov glimpse of the | Agnes Ayres a Cecil-B DeMilles Productin, “Forbidden Fruit” A Paramount Picture \T FOX'S STARTING SUNDAY. ANNOUNCEMENT Never before in the history New Dritain amusements has Loen the volume of interest evinced on the part of the pubiic in any one iheatrical venture as that which has come forth, with the announcement that the Lorne Elwyn Stock company isto be installed at the Lyceum theater making possible the permanent in- stitution of a company of able | stock players The man of the gement of the Lyceum has been tlie recipient of hundreds of leters from lovers of the spoken drama expressing most sincere well wishes for the lasting success of the company and the desire to heartily co-operate. In answer to those letters we extend out heartfelt thanks, and further than this, we wish to express our putrons with the fact that a stock company is essentially the vehicle through which the dramatic culture of » municipality is expressed. and that this stock company is your stock company suggestion, nation are management clves, “We feel that tarling com your praise, your condem- as heartily solicited by the as by the players them- enting flvu of players for your approval w re actuated by just onc ambition to make you and happy to see to it that the enter- tainment provided for you meets with vour approval. Trusting that our ef- forts will have full measure of vour approval. Trusting that our efforts approbation and our friendship may be a long, sincere and lasting one, we thank you and carnestly solicit your co-operation The Management “Ly SUNDAY AT THE LYCEUM Lewis “Huckleberry” Sargeant, so dubbed because of his portrayal of Mark Twain's immortal boy creation eum Theter.” theer “ALL OF A SUDDEN | ana | comedy act, { and that your criticism, your | comfortablo MON. TUES. WED. these notices are written by the press with which they deal. “The Soul of Youth,” which promises to keep the house in laughter during showing. Young Sargeant in this picture had a role altogether different in type from that of his initial screen appearance. In t he is the modern boy of the city streets reared in a dreary foundling home, without father or mother, but who when the oppor- tunity arises, and is given a al chance in life shows sterling qualities of character and with the addition of a goodly share of pluck and mettle becomes a real hero and an important figure in the affairs of grown up men and women. Charles Chaplin. “Son of Tarzan." Ford Weekly and Snub Pollard comedy will complete the program for the evening. NEW BILL, OPENS AT FOX'S MONDAY AFTERNOON A new vaudeville program in con- nection with the showing of “Forbid- den Fruit.” opens at Fox's Monday. It is headed by the J. C. Lewis com- pany. This youth is heralded as the voungest juvenile comedian in vaude- ville. The famous Four Bonisettis, known all over the United States as stellar acrobats, are also on the pro- gram. Tonight is the last chance to Buck Jones in “The One Man Tr: the vaudeville features, showing “Rose of Spain,”” a cne act music and three other numbers of singing and dancing. It is a good program. “FORBIDDEN FRUIT” IS JOUS SPECTACLE. An inviting an entertaining super-production of Cecil DeMille will open a four days’ showing at Fox's theater tomorow night, the other Sunday evening pic- ture being dainty Marguerite Cla in “All-of-a-Sudden-Peggy.”” The Fo: News and a Century comedy will also be shown. Thtv chief interest of tl r, centers around oxbidqrn a masterful dama of life, luxury and love, said to be one of the most lavishly beautiful productions ever screened. It is a vividly inti- mate revelation of love and married life. It bares a wife's struggle be- tween duty to a rascally husband. and the call of her own heart to a real man who was worthy of her affec- tion. The settings and gowns shown are more varied and gorgeous than any of the previous DeMille pictures shown. The cast includes Agnes Ayers as the leading woman and T'orrest Stanley playing opposite her. i Clarence Burton also has an impor- |mr role. Others pporting these stars are Kathlyn Williams, Theodore Kosloff, Theodore Roberts, Shannon ELKS’ GRILL Open to the Public Business Men’s Lunch 11:30A. M. to 2P.M. “Forbidden name and certai picture. This terz Day, All-of-a-Sudden-Peggy,” brisk, is a snappy, refreshing little com- | edy drama, one of the kind that are ! 1 mazde for actresses like Miss Clark. DOUGLAS FATRBANKS AT PALACE SUNDAY In keeping with the letter of the | sagacious critics that the supreme test of a successful photoplay should be characterized in the first instance by a | mood story replete with action, Doug- las Fairbanks in ““The Mark of Zorro," a United Artists production that is to be shown at the Palace theater, begin- ning Sunday has certainly, amongst other things, fulfilled that requirement. adapted from Johnston McCulley’s ‘‘“The Curse of Capistrano’ that was featured serially in the *‘All Story Weekly'’ magazine, can be safe-; Iy said to surpass all of “*Doug’s’’ pre- vious screen productions and to estab- lish a new record in expansive film creation. The main action of the story has as its locale early Southern Cali- fornia with its colorful, picturesque, indolent life as existed before Americans to its borders. Indolence Bertram Johns and Julia Fayo.' | | { migrated * reigns in the picture play until the agile “'Doug’’ enters the scenes and hence all become inured to the - greatest amount of activity as usually transpires wherever he makes his appearance. The Keith vaudeville bill at the Palace for Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday features four fine acts with Gladys Delmar and her Jazz band; George Hall, the comedian; Ficld's and Henry in a singing' and talking offer- ing, and *“The Bullet Proof Lady”, a sensational novelty. L.ON CHANEY IN “VICTORY" AT PALACE THEATER SUNDAY I.on Chaney, who will be remembered for his striking portrayal of the role of *“The Frog' in George Loane Tucker's production, ‘‘The Miracle AMan.'’ has & prominent part in the Maurice Tourneur picturization of Joseph Conrad's famous novel, **Vic- tor Mr. Chaney is cast as Ricardo, an adventurous wanderer in the South Seas who concocts a scheme to rob the jonely, island-dwelling hero of his re- puted wealth. It is a role that calls for all of Mr. Chaney’'s well known powers of ¢ cterization. Associated with him in this big Paramount- -Art- LYCEUM THEATER This Sunday Evening Another Whale of a Show Louis Sargeant — e The Soul of Youth Another Huckleberry Finn Story. —— CHARLES CHAPLIN —— SON OF TARZAN —0— POLLARD COMEDY Offerings VAUDEVILLE 4—Headliners—4 Two i’eature Acts Presenting The Four Bonisettis World’s Most Daring, Thrilling Chester Outing - Fox’s News--Timely Picture News Sunshine Comedy--They Lead By Laughs craft production are Jack Holt, Owen, Wallace Beery, and others. Today—Continuous Daylight Saving Time CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In Her Brilliant New Photodrama “STRAIGHT FROM PARIS” FRANCES MINK and Her EIGHT PALACE BOYS Two Stenards Hoylc & Bennett Allen & Cantor LEILIA SHAW PLAYERS and Sensational Novelty Look Across ! Traveloguc Seena picture will be shown Sunday at The ; Palace theater. [PALACE | HARTFORD Today—Tonight 2:15 8:15 DAYLIGHT SAVING THE POLI PLAYERS —With— A. H. VAN BUREN WINIFRED ST. CLAIRE N Oliver Morosco's Big Success “Civilian_Clothes —Coming— “PEG O’ MY HEART” sialgigigraigigigiaigialgal r—lr—lr SUNDAY NIGHT and Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In His Best Photoplay “THE MARK OF ZORRO” Sunday Only—Don’t Miss It ! MAURICE TOURNEUR Presents His Thrilling Romance of the Sea. “VICTORY” With Lon Chaney, KEITH VAUDEVILLE Monday—Tuesday—Wednesday Featuring GLADYS DELMAR and HER JAZZ BAND