New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 4

NEW TBl‘i'l AIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1021, ey ST —— e e — . ] poons vinegar, C | SELL JOSEPHINI'S JUWLLS 1 \ America wer it at teaspo e . = ¥ - cn Deld at i val theatey TATDT A AT DN -‘E/F Roon anustard; pROMIte; anlor | A ™~ ey ” y : i tings Given Her By Napoleon [and the king, queen and members of New York, Nov, 1.—The diamond Beat cgg slightly with salt, mustard nd v emerald ear-rings given by — Adele Garrlson's New Phase of sugar, Add vinegar, beating 1 G ’ polean to mpress Josephine re dls & ¥ Lhiaehd vy | R TR M T TR AR onatantly Add cream slowly, also J Ll |1 played for salo-today by a Fifth g DY I A T"E('\ QS NOF i/ \ ing constantl Cook over hot W AR ] e L e avenue je . Valued at more than ’ Cool und pour. over salud, 7 D & g N N b e s s »f the empress' rich collection that yright, 1021, NEA Service emain intact Josephine's jewels came into pos . session of the Beauharnais faimly and | B - ‘DN r i burcaus of (he theater o whions with which they dew ere handed down to a Beauharnats|N TODAY AND WEDNESDAY SILEEPY-TIME TAL e e e now a Russian grand duke. In finan- | § IS WONDERFUL? rpésne | PLEASING VAUDEVILLE—10N'S esday, Dorothy Thillips Is star | cal stress he sold them to a Parls Allen Holubar's CHs “h r \ ' ITHE TALE OF aby Mine," the feature ¢ [und )~v,.‘ is supported by u cast that | branch of the New York jowel house, b e a mmbers in the thousands. One of - 80 dc “Tho ech 1 ¥ AR " S Ioh 4 M = ton with great s | the valuable assets (o the pieture is NEW COLLECTING AGENCY. ¢ Palace management with Miss Cora [ Afiners Must Devise New Way to Ob- think we'd better tra | ; A U ! ey / ! - i oh ¢ | 1 . ML S | stark Jloist. She displays o wone : futo robes, also Ve « S\ 1 1 not cn-! {45 | G fyRE R : derful volce which greatly enhances tain Union Revenues, w 0 M A N them ove ¢ n i t R . i 3 s A\ X the value of this superh production Nov. ~1.—With the ] X ly of Bill Indianapolis, [t y i “ y bl row.) Rut tken all in all “Man-Woman-Mar- | “check off” system of collecting union gelf In onc of and | inavREaciay |« s | tua)l whirlwind st n A halan riage he biggest of the present|queg under the ban of an injunction ] Dicky giboed ! il I bodd b il \ TENDER NOSE ladder and the Williams Brof day photoplays and ranks as high| from the federal court, officers of the y en by s method 1 Eern il bIA ‘Hog Shat et [ e e G =5 s if not higher than the newest big [1rnjted Mine Workers of America to-|§ again, B ¢ ¢ e % ’ i on one, “So ¢ Wina" ) 1 folk s B S e e e o0od | recitations. Bowen and Sowing the Wind" which the jay raced the task of creating a new see that rot | cal like that. He had cor Miss [ really good. \While they ot the fPalace will present in the very near | pa¢ion_wide collecting agency for got- 8 the mood Ande: p ks dhi 19, 0 ChANCe| gty Cat in the barn. And there |best singer tha world e O SRRl ch n g amsat i8] ting the union's revenues trom its half I3 I R Grocrios. UL intanded, dear § I vas nothing he liked more n teas~ | than make up for it by ¢ i ""I““ el fau ‘\\‘_ ”v‘m‘\"]“'l‘_l SUCh | 1 illion members. Under the *“check oro l l s heart, although you can 120! forance ; R R L LT anybofyithat was short-tempered to Its patrons and highly recommends | @€' operators having contracts with At ; - the union deducted the union dues A 'ty la and earn cach on ¥ Ak b . It as one that everyone should sec B Tho Greates h!" Miss Kitty hissec “Why Girls Leava Home' co AR @n RN 3 \ould 8¢ . o Fapem i o, 3 he Greatest Drama of the Nt th t j¢-n | On the same bill for Monday, Tuesday | [70M the miners' wages, remitting Ag The Surpel Dicky Gave iness to get your gont Unless otherwise noted, i e written by the press T wish . with Presented in a most artistic manner and with special g } orchestrations. terational organization would become ? Wheth or not a daughter should |the integral factor in any new scheme. KEITH VAUDEVILLE T of w, that ought to have been warn- | to attract the me throngs. 1 e little onc which sho hnndlate 1 U CUBh P " | treax pleture Inasmuch o8 there is no |and Wednesday, will be the regular |the money to the’union : “PIl protect you wi \onrt! . ng enough to Spot to keep a good, | freak picture inasmuch as there s no | AN Weanmacoy, ¥ Be ; Various plang for a new system 9—Unforgetable Reels—9 1 [ e her vanity the safa dlst 1t I I vne | conventional love story in it. It deals | Keith vaudeville show with very fine blood,” I assured him | ingly, try-| ed it 1 conld not tell my 5 A ARARIDII AR Sk A O R el IV were understood to be under discus- ing to keep down an unwort tttlehana this. defnitaly: NeAALithe FRory sthal e knowa | Wi “‘ A j|~ ‘_f“_“h"" : o “’w”‘ . gion and officers indicated that the thrill of triumph over I ARl oRtm a o the | hraEl Lo stalseh alsvRTn G AL | L SR e e L - e 4.000 local unions of the miners in- meant a great deal ) 5 Uit ds worth, narent, The other, rich, is driven CAPITOL—HARTFORD, IR it of being attrmots | Ine to attempt to solve thel «wowi" he chuckled, “You needn't [from home when her father, who has e R e wgaries of Bess Dean's mind,” Iithink I'm afraid of you ou ran | indulzed her every whim, frowns on o Birl, as 1 once had known him 10}.iq evasively. “'m pondering, in-[ trom mo once, you'll rin aguin’ + | her friendship with a disreputablo | keep a promise to a dying mother even T - . “Always the Best” ?:dom‘?::;t;,,"l A uxdoH “ pulehrl-[gcad, how going to stow siX[ He gidn’t intend to hurt Miss Kitty, [man. The climax of the picture i1 [to the extent of complete sacrifice of DOMINICAN CELEBRATION , Wit and charm, was growir oTBon I . ok BEavr B8] A0 T4 wRAlel wes to 2ot Her Lo tenm lekSkollly aominaiing. : } fog : Madrid, Nov. 1.—This city vesterday R il Tex, g c and all this ju Alrdl st i i i (5 iy aflaTahons e "_ Retpad ww b6 the auestion | opited the festival avranged in||j ThUrS: “NO WOMAN KNOWS” 'II wonder what ¢ « 8 I e 010 favor e Wil jR Barnum Ll nhe | A86C MOSE COMIDES I,HN Yy eyond." | ionor of St. Dominie founder of th ghe'll pull tonight.” He turned down i problem,” Dict 1 - e T T T SR tion at the C : ] Dominiean order and Dante Aligherl = the light and led ‘the way to NS g “Perjury.” This 18 a screen version | 0 today. and Wednesday, jo | RePresentatives of tho —order from @oor. “Do you know, I sometimes| our'approach to the car, to which of the famous play by the same name e GhaNlin S LR Ehe slosids ET. THE HAB think all she's try i8] Mr, Cosgrove was attaching the long ; el e B e G F 3 Y i - world's gr cst comedian ty jazz- < 4 Joss Dean, an undeniably attractive AT THE LYCEUM. ing up an aristocratic golt course, clad | . - o,x hing pole nterrupted his sentence y picture i hor knic \ ) .| in his latest hobo glad rags, those who |# 0 [ icture in her Enicker guit, rame ) T An promised by Manager W ouglas Fairbanks running 1 | < HER WINGS BRUISED- f you are, may I sit in the front] wdeville yesterday. Several polica Valerie Bergere again appears in t with youp I bounce around so in 2 Y S officials pronounce “The Master i Ia Nt : (] R e L : 4 : ifolald S Lk e of her playlets that are always Three M 1 back, and I do love to be close G Crook,” the underworld act a 1 Y el At NanAa e e usketeers AT IIIIIEE IO to the wheel. It's the next thing Sl treat. Mr. Frank, author of this new { | % ) 1 n is now presenting “The |§§ eing able to drive. JV 7 act who was formerly & cartoonist|yroth ' nhaving the role of a discon- | Is Booked At 1 | Why Madge Gasped, ) ey T 4 for the Hearst Newspaper syndicate. | ionteq wife who almost runs away with | FOX’S Dicky's question was AT proved ta be a wonderful actor for |, oe s SR e mmival of Ven- | B safd Qo’ry,n\‘«.w]f “-nlh caspor X this particular part. He was ably 8up- | joa" Lrings & company of seven musi. | B For A Full Week tion. his was th, “ular R orted by a wonderful, .hard Working | Gians singers and dancers W v | well that in all probability v i fastest acrobatic act in vandeville, |, 3 would ‘e the car, and she p \ won round and round of applause and | lso that after her plaintive peal | e - laughter: Karl Kerns, the tramp ne- there would be nothing else for ne| % dian, exposed the results of prohibi- T P £a BFELH LR to do but to give her the seat ion; The Starlight Trio, sing and which she(asked, That would rele- dancers, amused their aud with | The House,of Novelties ite me to the crowded back seat classic €ongs, whilo the male member | @ th Mr. Cosgrove and the tw of the trio, proved a wenderful ter- |3 - OW PLAYING 1 guessed that Dicky's natural ob-|11ght have the sport of chasing her chorean artist, while Kenneth and Hiiey Wos Havinks Bard battls with| 50 Bei‘edged nearer and, nearer het | iay sistors tha juvenile asts proved | B . his courtesy. 1 wondered How he|(hinking that she would dodge past|io ba tho greatest kid act on tha .’Pne 1“3513!' Cro?k Earl Kerns | would solve the problem and heq|oim and tun out of the barn. boar: Harry Carey in “The Fox.” Eight Lunatic Chinks that she had not addressed her ques But Miss Kitty Cat had no sl waa the featura protoplay. Kenneth & Kay Sisters Starlight Tric tion to me, even as I opened my mouth hat gport to dvive. but that of convse|nd though she spoke plainly cnough, could have the front seat. )ld Spot paid no heed to her words.| Another capacity house yesterday Official Showing of But Dicky spoke first and his| "t , he gave a quick spring at|\ere loud in their praise for Allen . i ot To his great surprise, almost ‘Man-Woman-Mar " which s 1t same instant Mi Kitty, Ca laying at the Palace today and Wed- PRI AR S« = 2 5 7oy R G e = 55 v SRR Largast Sl "0 Be Tords were so surprising that for o |'¢% JUSt 10 Worry her a bit more. |Tlolubar's great drama spectacle, YALE-ARMY GAME. econd 1 stared at him uncompre 1endingly hi And I “Sure, Madge's going to drive! But]| PYans at him. And as she jumped she flashed one of her paws out and | h chatter of GRLIREE rming yours and nc o " It was not just a gentle tap with a 1i t the driv We ‘hro YOUR SLEEP? (it ot e, s o g o vt ° 1 thin talMng' tEat's: ibed svary 2" ier claws well out from between her | HE pain and torture of rheu. dn not think Bess Dean was ever| oo Aud {alibing ‘,h‘ a dsem e i‘ matism can be quickly relieved | surpriced and discomfited in I"L,'l,‘“,“r::‘]! :"“"“'\"‘ Siis Eave Wi sherD plication of Sloan's She ‘knew, as we all. did ‘]3 i ghs 1 dbg. s thought ings warmth, case and v loves to drive better than \ll.at once old dog Spot though comfort and lets you sl wlly Jmost anything else in the |, the time when, as a puppy, he Always have a bottle hand. n . I had driven his car enough, | tuck I'us nose into a hornet’s nest '@pply when you feel the first twing: " By the Instrictions . Hugh | CH Jjg}f!!}x bark changed suddenly to i 48 pencirates witkout rubbing. . 1arg Sh e Bnl thivt i shrill ki-yi of j And at the | I¥%s eplendid to take the pain out of : SHeT i ol ) une time he be y jred, aching muscles, sprains and g talong thy tuttng e, You:dbRisdtnoy to have fun,” . strains, stiff joints, ¢nd lame back brtain. voads wheneirar Io peddoq|mo erdwlod!at Miss Kitty Cat, “Just & R ¢ T i . 3 1 For forty years pain’s enemy, Ashk |, p But T only had driven teach you hetter manners 1I'm ARTEE o A i & yourneighbor. | | once night, and whila T did not|5"" o I i i 17 At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40. S Sl S le B Pida trip, T guessed that Dicl on nettles until we were ¢k home in. He ha the driving over to me onl of his irascible disinelination Pess Dean succeed with th Kitty her- Will Show “Why Girls quite a different notion. At | " 87277 - 3 , iy | ' Leave Home.” ist, she went through an entirely b \y? ; A : : ] ifferent motion. which was not at offering the back of her neck 1 Spot to s When Spot 1 for her she clawed him furi- with one paw after another, he had made to sit 3 ¥ ht of him. i 1 A A i N did not wait to hear everything Miss Kitty had to to him E 4 Making Cabbage Taste | Y Kity had to sy to bim | ) Y( un Life is a burden BY SISTER MARY Kilty Cat chased him as far blee d 4 r 3 HARTEORD is racked wi ; 3 ITH the passing toor. Takinz one quick | \] a e H B | T T 9 fresh e mee at h he went k Today — Continuous Big Double Feature Bill o L AL L E“‘ROM the age of twelvea girl needs all the care the thought e R ASTLON S Th T n all the faster ful mother can give. Manya woman has suffered years “BEYOND” own as a “"""‘ D AG AR RR i of pain and misery—the victim of thoughtlessness or ignorance (*u‘\\ull \luuu:f;uln;nl,lllu\}uro 7 T wross the farmyard, . of the mother who should have guided her during this time. ) WIHE IDEE CLASS" ’ f out measily. H e o aadanlien. naing 1 el : VALERIE BERGERIE And Her a5 el o . ) | ; ',{ she complains of he adac hes, pains in the back and lower Compdny. 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