New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1921, Page 14

Y “When a Man Sees Red” this famous * star plays the part of a rover of the ulc alns 3 rough and ready comedy esntitled “Don’t Shoot.”” Oth- TE A or mcts are Goldie and Ward, sinzing| P ennsylvania Woman. Long Suffering From Wea i fi se a man who, I —the Charm of and big-hearted, comes home to find his sister dead as the result of scoundrel’s act, and takes up the pur- Stre tb Afier 4 suit of the man in vengeance. The £l chase ends on a South Sea Isle—ends as it must end when a powerful man, consecrated to such a cause, meets eurl 0 his foe face to face and ‘sees red” and dancing; Porter and Almond, a And Run-down State of Health, Attributes Her o fi 0 u mm e The four act vaudeville bill is A u I novelty _skglch: and Dolly and Calame, Remarkable ReCOVCI'V to Taking Wincamis. headed by a snappy little musical o | i{s in its unique flavor and rich in a singing and talking number. . Muty ad Jeff, Fox ,News apd a com- Mrs. Laura Schneck, formerl much Wincarnis will help yo fl delicacy edy reel complete the bill. : 1126 West 7th Street, Philadelphia,|bring vou renewed health, st Two special features secured forinow of Bridgeport, Pa., after two at-|and endurance. Yet thousang Sunday evening are William Russell| tacks of pleurisy, could not regain her | people, like Mrs. Schneck, gratefs in “Colorado Pluck,” in which a|strength and suffered for a long time|the health and strength Wingd western miner, much in love, pro-|from weakness, lack of sleep and loss|gave them, have vouched for if » ceeds to make love in his own way;|of appetite. markable virtues as a tonie, I" ll " and a bright comedy drama, “Step-| “I was for a long time in a very|structive and bloodmaker. ping Out.” nervous and run-down condition,””| Wincarnis is one of the oldest , ' L I 1 Coupons found on page two, plus|writes Mrs. Schneck. *“One day I saw |eral tonics in existence, and has | : L over 10,000 1 the price of cne admission, admit two|your advertisement in the paper and |recommended by D i) l‘ll" l » | patrons to Fox's, and Saturday’s cou-|bought a bottle of Wincarnis. I soon |sians in all parts of the world. 7 are good on Sunday evening. began to notice that I was eating and |a bottle of Wincarnis today. “Lombardi Ltd"”, which was writter by Fanny Hatton and produced by Leo Carillo, had a long dun in tho leading cities of the country. The Lorne Elwyn players are playing the same play an d in the same way as < Boston and for much smaller pr s e SR e PIANO LESSONS DUI DURING SUM of the players, and those who have C e e FREDERICK F. HARMON remainder ot the week to do so. Miss . 9 Bauer and Mr, Chase proved very studlo 315 Booth S Block popular during their brief stav here Mr. Harmon will conduct a summer school with reduced rates for beginmers. under the ppresent engagement. plications must be in by July 4th. Call at Studio between 4 and 7 p. m., or it de M- _Harmen will see you at vour home. Phcne 795-15. Conching of singers a s B S O kg i = g g sleeping much better, after a|in two sizes—$ and $1.10 at N -~ B 7 " 3 — : ¢ Z 5 Unless otherwise noted, these nofices are written by the press AT . LYCEUM. while my nerves quieted down, and I|inson Drug Co., 169 Main St., ‘an L began to feel fine, putting on flesh, |other first class drug stores. which I needed, I was very thin| Write for free instructive bog bureaus of the theater or attra ns with which they deal. “DEVIL'S GARDEN” AT PALACE. An unusual treat is in store for the after my illness. “Hundred per-cent health, Ho . b ground." d nd you approve of our buying |Patrons of the Palace theater. Lionel - i !ts i Dicky asked incredulously. Barrymore, the distifiguished Ameri- L ® “Yes, decidedly, but not of the|cdn actor, declared by many to be the ought to have a small farm in the If you are weak, anaemic, nervousjobtain it,” to Edward Lassere, or run-down start taking Wincarpis| Dept. \ 400 West 23rd Street, method you two have taken to make | most talented member of the famous me approve,”” his mother returned, | Barrvmore family, will be the attrac- now. You You can hardly believe how S. Agents for Wincagnil g o with sternness in her face, but the|tion in “The Devil's Garden,” his lat- P c glint of an ironical smile in her eyes. | est Associated First National starrin ng ‘)i lx S “Now. Margaret, if you'll go out and | vehicle. € ® ® start that car you'll perhaps be in In the same picture with the noted time to go down and sign the papers | Barrymore, will be seen his wife which are waiting for you." Doris Rankin, playing the leading y ° = | feminine role, and such well known %4 E.O ults artists as H. Cooper Cliffe and Mae 2: .’ McAvoy. Declared by all who have ¢ = e “ S & | - lew remarkable seen a preview of this picture to be the finest starring ve- nicle which has yet been given ° : Lionel Barrymore, a cinema enter- tainment of the very highest calibre is LJ cssured. “The Devil's Garden” was produced under the personal supervision of Whitman Bennett, with Kenneth o gy o 3 Webb as the director. It was adapt- .) suq e« ed from the powerful novel of the ° L same name by W. B. Marwell. In the film version Mr. Barrymore takes a part which gives him a won derful opportunity to display his re- , markable histrionic ability—that of E p William Dale, a man of ungovernablec temper and passions. The Keith vaudeville bill for the las¢ three days contains four excellent 1 @ . acts featuring Chung Moey Co. in « \ ba}its novelty scenic dance offering. y ol - L ® . BILL FARNUM IIS GOOD IN LATEST FOX REEL. {“‘ William Farnum did the expected e, [ 4 L J | Q“ to finish. Something out of vesterday when he opened "at Fox's Decd W pIULELS \lheater in “When a Man Sees Red.” the ordinary. He aroused full houses to real old “Tfi E WAVERLY” fl’l)a Branford, Conn., “r Now open for the season. AS PALACE| " “ist o -“-fl S. A. Hiebel, Mgr. BAD O(J‘; CO. TODAY and SAT. e e 3|1 LiONE! Barrymore T | & Draq Shoves 217 Main St. Formerly Riker-Hegeman 2 DAY SALE | Friday and Saturday, June 24th and 25th Only 1> Food Specials Complexion Aids Tooth Preparations and Family Remedies It’s a scream fgom start to ‘ 10c Palmolive Soap . . . . 8c 60c D § R Cold Cream . 39 Llum’s Coffee A special blend, mild and full flavor. Fresn from | 50c. Java Rice Powder . . . 34c the roasters right into sealed dust-proof bags, de- l 8 livered freqnflnl‘(m our stores. 25¢ Mum 555 55 . C o s::;:fl’“czfor.46c 15S5clux <« « . < % 3 . 10c ot Opeko Tea 1.00 Listerine, 14 0z. . . . 74c¢ An unusually fine hand picked selection. You may tzer = S obtain your faverite blend. In half-pound pack- 60c Bromo Sel s 39¢ ages. 40c Fletcher’s Castoria . . 25 Reguhrly 45c. Special . 1 2 for 46C 60c Doan’s Kidney Pills . . 43¢C i Pure Cocoa 100 Nujol . . . . . . .79c alf-) sealed tail P 4 :egu_f:l:‘y zsn:& 2 for 36¢ | 130 Pinkham’s Veg. Comp. 79c¢ T O BT e e B U 4 M e LT . hml-— y HOLDING A HUSBAND ||| heDevil'sGarden Adele Garrison’s New Phase of REITH VA,UDEVILLE ‘ W ° 7 . —Wlth— 1 A remarkable chap wh.o has ‘Revelations of a Wife CHUNG MOREY CO. R|l| bemst vaudoviie theators of the g .—% “7‘”‘“'3{[‘ WILLIAMS & CO. ‘ —Next Week— CAMILLE TRIO Mother Graham Surprised Even iled an iciele to lower a = 4 | BIXLEY & LE Dicky. “Why Mar e Don’t Miss the | THE WILSON et phrmits your here were a cobwebhy, dirty fanity and vulgarity of speceh I “FOUR ORTONS” 1.10 Nuxated Iron . . . . 69c ; Vanilla Extract 70c Sal Hepatica . . . . . 45¢c A new addition to the Week-End Food Specials, made from rich vanilla beans, properly mellowed | 1,50 Gude’s Pepto Mangan 84c and seasoned. 2-oz. bottle, ‘;““""" 35c. 2 for 36C | 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste . 33C o V) 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste . . 19¢ Mavonnaise Dressing contains only the purest ingredients, so well com- 30c Lyon’s Tooth Powder. . 18¢c bined that it retains its perfect condition and will 2 not spoil. For all kinds of meat and vegetable | 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream 33cC salads. he 0}d Dacey firn nat fathom ut ple I o o e A Ami e Al moELS F that | am Your motners ans mero: | S ———————— '\ e Reguinty 35 2 for 39 25c Woodbury’s Facial Soap 17c¢ mminitely and ear such langungs from en dbes ‘ Special . . or »JC : p scruting 1 do not remember It | auain.” T 25c¢ Cuticura Soap . . . . 18c sl gt ght have [ next room, her head held disdaiotuir, $5.00 $5.00 $5.00 Chocolate Pudding 50c¢ Hind’s Honey & Alm.Cr. 34cC a prowpective purchaser instead | big A% is her wont wheép angered Goi ti ithout a C is lik A delicious hot weather dessert, casily prepared. O s an i b s el R G T BT DS IONLR (Y RCa ORI A I g;g:":“"“" 2 for 20c¢ | 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil . 34c d, or rather i n=e of re d ideals had been palpably lowered going to church without shoes. 16 oz. Horlick’s Malted Milk . 73¢ ith which w « narriage to me, and ‘that 1 = > Peanut Butter 5 pd 1 g - Sl Al ot e i o don i You'll wish you had “’em”. A vacuum ecaled 10 o jar of the fnest Peanut 75c Mellin’s Food . . . . 59c¢ a door beside ¢ ¢ eating X i Miss B d, 47 Wi s t, won the ticket this week. Y. utter made from perfectly selected and roas ‘ B T e B el BT Pl bt e R peanuts. All ::;:I::flx;f;s: 30c ResinolSoap . . . . 18¢ Bard vistin Gr a case of hoo murmured 1o me with mock ro- Special . - 2 for 36C | 15c Rexall Toilet Soap 2 for 16¢C ol EIY. otion 10 bim untl| Foner ¥ eaking my car in passing to Ohrnstedt’s Photo Shops roon 5 3 ud serutinized 11 interior of the [And. of course. with the assurance {ll 344 MAIN STREET. : : : : 6 ARCH sTREET. Special Features for the Reminder of June Only hiened h ind #pe . t ‘ mother's in the -old e ptyior T francor 5 5 An Antiseptic Cleansing Tooth Brushes of Quality s an old warming ove t rd her: indced, T obliterated the s agl b fl R Dentifrice athggett s are 25¢ g, old-fashioned the second visit- sh The large 4 oz. tin of A A better Tooth spot—gazing \\p:y.-yn.: Riker’s Antiseptic Tooth ‘— . iy AR irved woodwork Pol;g:r. :e'lll_li,ng regkl:l;rl_y — 7 Brush than you W thrown into one big : o~ S SIDRCEREC S AL Ly g P said, us if to herself. B} o convenient, economical and m:;:::a,,i\ - izl exv_eq to ht her up eagerly VAUDENMTILLE the formula cannot be im- QUL N < - buy at so little a In't it make a wonderful liv- o — AND_BEST PICTURES. i proved upon. Removes 4 e ) ‘ » . 1 exclaimed tartar and discolorations, ) . 4 Z price v stare that made me | | and leaves a most 2 : g N oY = | ur ortable by something elusive {OW PLAYING i taste in the mouth. "‘ IS d . g :!SC by e ou left the carr ) wi .1‘ 'l'.'.',‘,d ;“;'1 y.n:::y;v.....‘ln' THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN i s ial C 4190¢ 4 e - e a [ pecial . . 29 A Haughty Exit { " f ale or rent in the place,” — L it's all right!” he rejoined. | vd incisively ‘What was the hnately, Madge was driving on [ matter with n:h- Too mu:n“i::-n‘l:v i Bath Serays treme right side of th [ to fix it up? * Made and guaranteed by us. The connection it gave up the > o it isn't | ‘| ou d hardly believe my ears. Had Jordan Almonds fits any faucet. Regularly $1.39 986 ybody's way, and [I've 1y capitulated so quickly, June Special. . .. e for the garage man with in-[ “Why! I—1 v s noth- IN ONE OF HIS BEST PICTURES Just sound select nuts with various flavored lons to te ¢ the devil when [ing but an embarra 1 stammer 5 , Regularly 49c, o e S| “WHEN A MAN SEES RED” || |88 352 | eomenco self. 1 wa « r H 5 grains. Buy them in bottles of 100 and save n antiques my onsider it for a moment, mother, v I ; C . H Regularly 69¢ radd 1I'd m one—probably | de he sald sides o he- Y- . fratd 1'd marry one—i lear,” he said, ides 1 don’t be. A (T e —e e el June Special 49¢c it Madge hadn’t seen me first | lleve anybody knew it was for sale : b ¥ g~ : before Mrs. Ticer spoke of it. Do you | & A COMEDY SKETCH “DONT SHOOT” ®| Spiced Opera Gum Drops L ox- | really _mean yo L =