New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1923, Page 4

DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923, wmmmmmm = DAILY TASRION SEI'VICF Z “THANK-U" AT PARSONS'. hank-U,” the laugh festival, di- M HUSBAN D’S LOVE | “GA C % C A ‘lfl;lo:r?n“\.“llh:wgl?‘lI‘: t‘l‘r:;‘lq :‘l:‘;;;l: Y | ment at Parsons’ theater on Monday e e e e i tov. & ds in Bos- night, Nov. 5th.* The crowds in g 3 G ' ton have been increasing at each per Adele Qarrison's New Phase of “Garconne” is the name applied 'm . urormanrr e e BN, . (st the . papuldr ICW AW 8rgene A8 ago, and it looks no® as ofixosliyjermer. SiTEcat dacmes ) |though all of New England will have places on the best-dressed women, P b | 0 sce '“5 spar l"l-; « ax i 4‘ more especially at sport events. v viit departs on Nov. 3d go begin its | engagement here. Black is a favorite color, especially | : g 'om':!(“mi “;H\ white collar and cuffs. | The cast includes heautiful Martha 38 Unless otherwise indicated, thes 0 otteen and veviews o thiy Dr. Braithwaite Telephoned Mrs, E o personal had van- The fine Raabh b whinh sives the |Hedman, Harry Davenport, ank written by the press agencies for th o respective nmusement compsuy 5 an it the maatle Of | offect of duvetyn, is especially in de- | [ Monroe, Richard Sterling, Phil Bish- ststtasnantiases P ",f’ : : ,‘,““\}} “! mand for thesc models op, Phyllis Rankin, Nancy Lee, Ed “RED LIGHTS® AT " “Children of Dust.” the current ; 3 it arvutal bos, excindiog . e \ camisole skirt. either pleated or |ward Crandall, Jr. Will Chatterton,| ~RED L A | eng bt Lhe Cavito it St i X i = t It Harriet Braithwaite with the separate | HHelen Judson, Fleanor Pgst, Herbert here are mystery, thrills and sud ] o Foiet woman er ; t \ he *‘sense was horn with i \ }“ Aies. Loatle . Patms Frederiek | Pense in abundance in the new Gold- Borzage has come nearer to equa’t {Saunders, Lesile Palmer, g * Muis immortul picture, “Humoresq: her. Harr ithvaite : ‘ u her indemitable mother, . s s s A ollaha (W¥n feature photoplay, “Red Lights, reflected perfect pe J she could not but see that there was|®hus Waisthand, | ; ‘,""‘L“l‘;" Afbert Hyde “and " Blshal o o ened s thres diy engn than in any subject siuce that'memo- : - | Cook, ar. hint of romanec in this first in- | ol at the Palace today. It is an a Irable sereen \'}'u“hir + of words after the years | ition of Bdward E. lose's sta hildren of Dust,” with its living eparated her husband § | drama called *The Rear ( characters, is truly » page from tie girl who had given him Y } which Richard Bennett had r.urh} ';-')')Ulk of life .].V iz l»m_mm story big sueccess on the coast and which | people. The story is of Terwil- is wife such loyal, devoted vies \ % : E Taylor Holmes did in the e (liger an@l the iad's love for Helen Arranzing For the Operation | : - It would be unfair to those whoe see |Livermore, & wealthy girl. He has a ek = o A S . 9 " the plot in {rival, Harvey Raymon rother Bickett About a Case plain, is worn blouse-—straight line or gathered in a the picture later to give hlems in - my d . i > detail, but it is a story of a young |Wealthy child. Old Archer, carctakes interest in the questions . g girl, Ruth Carson, the «bducted | ©f @ New York estate, pla an im- daughter of a railroad magnate, whose | Portant pact in the romance. While ithwaite was asking Kath This |the story eopens with seesral child- R ati L ansernig (Mg Dbt * [ Dr. Clifford €. Robin=on identity is at last discovered | A " ooy | : phiy b discovery beging A series of strange (1004 incidents which kave a vital oy bron the realization ) i . and mysterions warnings of imminent |Pearing on tiie tais, most of thu ac menace hanging over m) h Echooi and its associations often | .q¢, " yiar tover, John Blake, calls oD takes place 12 years lutor. In the | and former neighbor : bring the necossity for ""”“"”"‘u.u his friend Sheridan Scott, the [Sicrifices for love, 2ng ia the romance, Tnister ihing A, To de 4 0 and teachers ase to be commended ..y o geflector,” to protect the girl. |Borzuge mirrors the “very essence . of raithwaite eredit, 1 thin) 1o L for their help in this matter. Those Passage is engaged to Chicago on the life it e e § - : [ A k. {who break quarantine with impunity e o0y Limited l-uilv»- mysterions . Renshetiing Inad gisenen BY SISTER MARY [ase dolug mach ba ."F',.'.k SownriNe warnings and strange happ gs (in _“EANE SIDE, Wi e b s SISTER ; |safeguards of health. They may be lotidlan: & miirder. the . bl ap- Kenneth Harlan "in Side, and far greater under HOT CERFALS the ones to repent for helping to fos- |1 of balls of ved light in the | WeSt Side” is the feature attraction that . ter such bad habits in their eom-| .0 (ontinue to tiuke s-l::‘- The | S:the Lyoeum for the romptndér/of | the week, Hurlan is suppoited by Eileen Perey in this interesiing love story of New York in which the ejite West Side is aligned against the poor- er sectionfof the Bast Side. The ro- mance revolves around a weaithy son who falls in love with i daughier of the humble cast side The news recl and a was mine, white Lil-| 0 49 po breakfast dish tent face, showed that [y o 4o the ribs” quite like a good T [munity 5 o tory comés to a climax when the rea) t her heart the cluteh bits of this kind ave as catehing ., or the Limited is uncoupled from sion concerning little Mrs 15 the ious discases which phy s chanees af recove hot cereal with cream. The ready-to-eat cereals are all very the train while it is going up a steep ic and health authorities are |couqo over the mountains and dushes trying to isoluta and stamp out. Their pgqiy gown Lill towards the ond own children may later on be the yic- | somjon of the train, Catastrophe is tims of breaking quarantine laverted only beeause the switeh s Isolation and restraint must be Am- [ yyrpad and the rear cap is shunted off posed on patients suffering from in siding. Here the mysteries foctions discase preially ¢+ chi on 4 WArm summer morning, bu 1f yon no double boiler or | | - —— | well with froit and sugar and cream SURSUSISSES | | when there's a nip in the air & dish | grojees cqoker. try baking the oat of steaming oatmeal porridge OF Lo the night before mush is needed to make a hearty Baked Oatmeal breakfiast ne cun of coarse catmeal (not| b Chaplin comedy round ind the villians pu ntion contact wit gram w water a and oats cont some protein The {he morning lish in a larg nineral content cat moderat ‘ \ Irs d ’ act ting T |’“‘ i ‘ d Fris ‘ S e e acti Fighting Blade.” ! ’ . he Gy Y There should be no favoritism i . HERLLEY, cream or milk furnishes fat and pro- ipan of warm water, bring to the ¥ yeventing to the fmlest extent the tein, making the whole dish « nearly lhofling point and keep simmering BE. ¥ H Ansmission of infections disease perfect fooc 1l thoroughly hot he length of 2 » ¥ ood 15, j2BUL thorougnly Iy Th ngth ns from an infect® person 1o a A new bill .of Keith vaudeville I'here are one two points worth time required will, of conrse, depend DGREAT VAUDENILLE—CAPITOL, Begianing Sunday end continuing h the week will he the snappy Smiles and Styles of 1924 revye normal one, Althoug! case or |opened at the Canitol Wis afternoon . 3 . remembering v cooking coreals. on the shape and of the dish N et beise Sl el i Bl |:,. the Nk thre ,,‘..q,,, e ook | krousht here by Al Abbot, the fam np the First, always cook them in boiling | Old-fashionad - oatmenl require I sy s b2 DV ous comedinn with the Marens showa of a year ago. He has with him also, arly confact may cause a serious orlentertainment. The feature & onta Wy can rious or 0l { 40, Gty Diile wihhing o you ever ad aising or date i Do you v add raisins or o fatal oase (o vour friend's or neigh. |tion will offer Jack Wyait's “Lads and Hght, transmission through oo |With five acts that will produ. ard the door yater, This means rapidly bubbling ‘more water than rolled out | i hrough t ) my dear he wate net just steaming or 1 chorm I'm zol 4 fumons Dixte ehorus, which N bor's ehildre Lassies” in kilts and tartans nging 1 s vy bit of 1e gocond, add salt to the water hoo bute hoth te the nourishment and |y i N { i 5 1 ar &l ade such a big hit when it was here n some discases the period is fixed |And dancing o the tunes’ of bonnte [\Giei' the Marcus show & year ago, ha rhitrarily. Tn others, such as diph. | Seotland. Mr. Wyat' and his company | wveral new adgitions and the girls heria and diphtheretic eroup, quar. Are all native Scotchmen and With e aid to be cren more comely than — tine is maintained until enltures [Thedr pipes, drame, songs and danees 2 = .‘_ — 4 y matter what the directions ral Poreld & wiore, They ha pecinliz on matt hat t directi Oatmeal Porridze rom the patient's throat shew the |the are real enteftaining on the Lox suggest. Only by the long One cup of rolled oats, & cups boil A e |7 ) everal dunec pumbers and their sohg w cooking of gruins is their sweet- [ing water, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 cup milk nee of thes: specific bacterfa, In |GGress 1S An unultal patnier showing | ofteringw likewise are said to be good g of g 8 ing ! # leruptive fevers, such as scarlet fover |Teal works of arl in o very ' sien n ligectibility tuily developed. [ 1-4 cup stoned and choppad dates or H - Ji Phins, with the musienl congrdy pr o < celient this raisine ] and measles, the quarantine in space of time; The Wyomings duction for the stage attraclion and — e pv”‘p” s . ‘ 'l“"k . ’ ik orec until desquamation has ceased, |[WONders with a real novelty with John Gilbert and Tom Mix aa Sift the v I ooked inte | boiler ; I 1 prd Clfford and Bailey “Two Dark § S the feature sereen attraction thi Sl And Crepe co n ) e 0] SO FROZEN Lo 1EEY of Joy" sing and dance in o most | theater will offer At weck, uopros three 1 of boiling water, morning & wilk e ), o Turbans At il ey . , 4 i L A OWN IN ARCTIC 1sL); Pleasing manier, and the Tesus our | gram it eann cqualied anys shofhs S e T P i oLt Ll hristiania, Norway, Nov, 2. The [4ve very fine harmony singers where for entertainmen of water, Cook directiy over the heat, ' Cook over ho r. atirring ol of Epitzenbergen tirring 10 prevent lumping for 10 or (orously until perfectiy hiended o s gt e g to on the hottom of the pan to the breakiast real They contri the careal palatablencss of the dish cereals must be well Oatmeal porridge is a eha and | S — or longer is re. is especially gond for children atin or metal cloth 1y make maet attracti the desolate s acenn which has | m ex, Them put in yoil chopped fruit ane ith thin T RARACE P S 10105 DUUling PREISICiE Au ' o into prominence since the war | water in the hottom of the boiler and [cream ecanne of i - mineral deposits, bas cook for half an hour or ) The long cooking o wle hringsy b Nid 1o he frosta to " . n depth of Biraid on Lingerie Th cereal should covered OUY thoir natursl sweetness and th et A tempoerature ' mine | tg and lct stand o added «ugar unnecess; P00 feet in depth. In summer the | morning reheat wn e The [ (Copyright, 1923 A Servie ¢ “0il thaws 1o a depth of about twe the ceres d the boiling o Building is difficult unless the tinue g Dre ‘ toundations are piaced well beiow th Tonight, Fri., and Sat. Tonight, Fri., Sat. tent to which the thaw takes effect B i Vit JOHNN'E of the CIRCUS featuring «JACK WYATT AND HIS and h1s CUTFY BEAR ~ SCOTCK LARS AND -the years in Av leusy Smev o bods ! | 4 . - e o ~ By ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY X New Poly Wit o B s e LS New Show ‘ Bonnie Scotland CUREY BEAR STOPS THE WHOLE The ringmaster tossed his ruined hat | ‘ il ‘ THE WYONINGS | ¥ ! N 1y, i1 np water pan with bofling | #ddition of the sw fruit make g has heen found i | | | 1" vnmr.‘,-q.m nd capable of perfact ittt | roppodwoiion Letter Trom Lestie Presott to Lestie 1a reat, slcep eyes, th Prescott. Contineed 4 i t SHOW, atide and hlew on his whistle, The . | ) red, 11t mes ¢ I When Cuffy Bear found hinsel? un- band crashed forth with anether tune. | styles md Iles Novelty Wonders ' E o 1 th top he glanced w And old Smudge, the Elephs came 1 CLIFFQRD & BAILEY Two Dark Spots of Joy . ear ar ol b % ' ‘;‘,,' ks o cnarlle Ahot SORBRY Walkes The Unusual Art B And a Great Cast Including “LEATHER PUSHERS “Kasin' Along Melodies™ the famous Starting Sund “CHILDREN OF DUST" DIXTE CHORUS i liead With “\" Week Starting Richard Barthelmess l'flllai‘i’l‘““’ ‘I'qu‘;l.\lt:"d | > about h All around the edges of shuffiing into view behind his trainer with : : ople wers packed as thick Now, Smudge was an old fellow. He ! Alice Lake, Marie Prevost, —t{Ne Monday, Nov. “THE tarting Monday quAN SU X ': e ‘ v Matinee Daily FIGHTING BLAD “HOLLYWOOD BLUE SHE CRED i |§ | } Because of 1l Health—Telle How man moet e pon into e || ' A PARSONS HARTFORD She Found Relief by Taking Lydia ; 3 { g it SR E. 'vflkhvl veldIM' Cnmpnm‘ s 5 s . 2 L A MEEK OF G lm s N rons PEN, Produeer of “The Firsd Year” Presents w Pl Now Playing Wis ALL STAR CAST i THE LALGHING 01T Burlington, Tnws EERELRI T L e e R | “EAST SIDE “THANK YOU” hd 1 am e ° g il A5 ) KENNETH HARLAN A smashing heart drama of a mirl's struggle for love and happiness, medicine to my fr m prublish my Jetter as a b " as ¢ P 3 . 1 Bope vrur medicine re t = * - P . ¢ pe . e rejiet it 4id e ' —Birs PALFR GATL, ! 1 . T e 1 the t ¢ . " b 121 Dee Maines 5, Buriington. la b k ‘ " big ¢ T v . 2’]2174,;!’ l"’vnh.w e Vegetahle Com. 17 pits ' v ' Crand pew m‘:n':‘vy:::;""'?f ’:;; g . 1 < 8 ; ™ “DANCELAND Come One, Come AN Hflflf ‘fllll!fi and OM Such troubles for nearls £f are . n gHing ¢ ' it e of v ' - ;fatest Prompler in United States Ma;.'fl.f of —)'?*'j :‘vr' @ O e AT 0% § . "“:.\m:.‘ (V. Square and Kound Dances :-3'5.;.-""’"‘ e e on s " * o+ 8 Much Joimie Gre vead. #e 1 SATURPAY EVT. NOV. 2, 1805 3 : ’ A% 1 you are suffering from rregularify, Gurley's Singing Symeopetor- 10 DE VITO'S PREMIER ORUCHESTRA-<10 PIECES B it Ty ' v : I A B Night, State Armory gt begm 0 take Lrda D isee & - . - b= W vers strmnse o || vt Samer o e ¥taneher Tomorrow Night, State Armory +a1 empound. 1t is excelient ¢ 7 . ' . f - tted ¢ . el ol W oA singer. . !1:;("’" the system and help 1o per- Admi-iom It mz Tas Prizes, Pigs and Chickesrs Soveet Cider aod Pampkin Pie form it functions with easc aud vegu- . P -