New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1923, Page 4

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1923. MY HLISBI \ND S LOVE “pour,” one at cach end of the table. passed his own previous good work. |Burrows, baritone, and Emil Polak, Tiny individual salads arve arranged The picture has one great spectacu- | Planist, . 3 Adele Garrison'~ New Phase of ydney's father returned to her. The |theater for 4 nights beginning Mon- |Photography is beautifully clear apd |day, November 12th, with matines ‘ln( exteriors contain many “shots” of | Wednesday, wrote a play called charming scenes. “Gringo,” that was one of the suc- W . {lar scene in which three convicts | ox l“ ‘ I {break jail in an armored motor car | PARSONS THEATER !; |Which is later wrecked. This scene| Sophie Treadwell, the author of on a platter for cach guest to help W 'n. self. These salads would be quite " enticing if jellied in molds of hearts, l.. spades or diamonds and served in a lcaf of crisp lettuce. i The sandwiches also could be n'\l'.n\ LI diamonds amd hearts. | The color scheme of black and red g REVELATIONS OF A WIFE e of b P ereis, o rieprats s iapiains 20t mm'm:.:tzvzrmwmmmmmmmm Molded Red Salad i = = e es produced by the old Washinz- a1 Al sotices and reviews in (his | NE sHOwW X M. ton Square players in New York- One quart cranberries, 2l: cups : boiling water, 2 cups sugar, 2 cups v " respoctive amussusnt com i tyles and Smiles of 1924, (I organization out of which the Tokay grapes, 1 cup nut meats, 2 cups | % andy musical comedy revue.at|Present Theater Guild developed. She lohe Lybaitin thiata attracting ca. | 188 Written some interesting vaude- ville sketches, too, and in all her ummmw‘ S e e e e e e S e S Two closc friends arc asked to mmmmnmmxum‘m: .::m.:xmz:xm::nnxmxx:xcmmr Tm photoplay he is said to have sur- |ber 18, He will be assisted by Clyde is guaranteed to furnish thrills|* oney Lee” the comedy in which japlenty. The story ends happily with | Helen Hayes is to be seen at Parsons g L nml Lillian Hinted of Her N But 1 could not get to p. and al- o | most unconsciously as school girl vith m ssons to con might 2 { ort 1 out mentally before be-(diced pineapple, lettuce. mayonna 13 IRACTIONS—CAPITOL |[KEITH VAUDEVILLE AT PALACE tablespoons granulated gelatin, ! the last few Wash and plek over cranberries. conversations 1 Cook in boiling water until the ber- Durkee, Harrict ries burst. Strain through a sieve and ol < ann. lopening Monday. Tomorrow the en-|There will be four high class ente 3 t. There will be different | dithwaite and Lillian add ar. Soiten gelatin n ! g : eltni i A b bt ?‘f Tl water and pour hoiting |tre show changes and brings another [taining acts offered which will include | COStumes, new scenes, ne wjokes and | the situntion struck me, |dranberry juice over gelatin, Stir un. [line of big attractions. {Will O"Clairc and Co., the Trish warb- | €W Songs. One of the biggest fea. KNOWs. Not that she puts her friends ¥ ailentlx but bittarly |1il dissolved.- T.ot stand until cool and | When James Cruze’s admirable pic- jlers in “A Bit of Irish.” They both | tures of tonizht’s show is the closing |4 acquaintances into her plays, but Ctinered com- |add grapes, skinned and seeded, nut tion of Harey Leon Wilson's [hail from the Emerald Isic and the | "Umber, a sensational novelty never|Sh¢ does actually know people who Harriet when the |pineapple. Stir until well mixed. “Ruggies of lted ( fgatur- | b1t of lrish they present is a pleasing before brought to the local stage. The [have traits like her characters ¥or morbid anguish o (EF Tedits hall e S Heein bl o et e tataiy Award Horton, Erncst Torfence. | toring of song, dances and falk: | CMUre cast appears on the stage in w | ihstance, she knows several “Loncy nort anguish ea g . 1 g g v 4 Wils Acitel T2 Charles | Thornd e s dever | PIS dancing numbe 1 | Lees—as do most persons who are in- werfiowed into confidences to me. | shallow pan to mold and become firm 1son, )ritzi Ridgeway, Charles Thorndyke'and Gazette are two clever g r. when all the | : arony s B % s 5 “lOzle and Louise Dresser, is shown for (comedians who evoke pléh ¢ lights in the house are extinguisheq | terested in the theatcr and the peo- Lillian had performed the erv- | Clut with sandwich cutters in the | '81e and lLouis o s ke pifaty of] Xt bguished i Y Beat o | A : . s s bl s Rkl o e ¢ and then, since the performe {ple of it in New York. Scat sale and 1 knew that sho sorc- |shape of hearts or diamonds. Dip the |the first time herc t the Capitol thea- |luughter while they hold the stage; | Lo poriormers Bfe, s 0:30 13 SRe L i e L O O e mature. wmine, (167 Thursday, Friday and Saturday, |George Martin and Selma Walters | “oarii "I;hl:. horous covered glip. | COMmences 9:30 . m. I o " ¥ % . o AL et o f: 1 n ave @ i ie hat Vizible are the twink- i <atiierine B SRt i cttnee |Picture fans will see not only one of [lave a fresh, flippant frolic in tw of & ¢ htwin I v Put each salad into a leaf of lettu: ling feet It a wonderfully effee- | o . 1 : he most .delightful comedics ever scenes called “Spoofing” that give membered the e ) and surround with mayonnaise. De 8 s A S| tive Rumber, R it | produced but a cast of playcrs of such Martin good opportrnity to show what | . Thé accompanying pie- i your | tram her lipal wlian she was bENdIng Inot. mask. with! the dresing an thixt ture presents John Gf : 0 . " 4 46 a8 B . e cs n tha Cre s John Gilber “The mine. | over my little Doy, thinking horself |weuld spoll the cifect of the shape and | 7ieFit a8 has soidom if ever becn lie can do in the way of nimble danc- | Eyiles - Shn' Glbserk =41 Xiey 0 ¥0u) l'iinnreeved S e D sembled for any |m|’rr production of [ing. Miss Walters in the garb of a| Kenneth Harlan in “The Vid R e - . s Ry raker which Intes H eth Harlay e Vidginian® | P. MY empty arms A black salad is made with prunes [the current seasor Quaker which later changes to one |is scheduled for an early showing at | many Bach of us with her own bitter [uo she foundation, lidward Horton, popular stage ana rivating Solomon in all his glory, is a | this popular play) problem, cach uniike the other, and screen man, plays the title role of w capable help in drawing out Martin's ¥ y Now Playing vet all related. How much our Molded Black Salad |valet, who is Americanized. He was comedy and also ' does a colorful HARROLD TO SING HERE B Wis ehimerical? Why| One pound prunes 4 cuns water. 4 | chosen as Ruggles because hie is the [danee; Frances and Frank will be well | A poal tho wows : E could cich woman see another wom- [tablespoons granulated gelatin, 2 cupsfideal type to handie the dolicate liked with their sensational novelty | patio d|< -‘r” 9% Dicasuraiis antiol any's problems so much more clearly |diced oranges. 1 cup nut meats, let- Jshaded humor of the part to perf offering ”fiu 'i|<| s been caused among the . 2 2 o o [tuee, mayonnaise. tion A blending o g o {uslc lovers of this city by the ai AND an her own. Did our n . _ N L "g of charming comedy, | nouncement which ust been m; » own expericnces mar our perspe Wash pruncs. Souk in cold watcr The Keith vaudeviile bill has five thrilling veality and faschating ro- |by -the Masonie T Jjust been made P . for two hours and cook in same water. | hoadliners to offer in presenting Ger- | Mance is promised in Goldwyn's first |that arrangement 'l'""lp corporation | S M l L E S in vour » ! Simmew slowly until prunes are very |tie Atherton in a unique novelty act; Ning Vidor production *Three W ;‘I'hn; whereby "t;n!?r“p h(t“ hgsid eft. b through a strainer and add | King and Irwin, two very Mhe enter. 17 ' from Austin Strong's popu | greatest American ..Iu'..»”"”T“M' i with FE AT enough boiling water to make four fruiners; Jean Granese, supported hy St play produced hy John Golden |the leading ;n|»|n;v~ of l;».‘“;lm'f“' 0. darting little on Soften gelatin in one cup €old ltwo others in an excollent - varicty 04 Winehell Smith, when it comes to |tan Opera company is to co .vo;’ml i heginning of ater, Stir into hoiling prune purec. Inumber; M o and Cle “the in- the Palace theater on Thursday for | 1Or i cone Wi har le ot B R e e /, stand until eool and beginning to [tpuder and the queer he wheel,” (three days, Vidor is known as ong Not a fow of our people heard My G \‘;4‘ oranges, and nut ‘ ind the Loyenberg Sisters and Neary, | ©f the most gifted of the younger dj. | Harrold in York during the past I FAMOLUS COMEDIAN \ chill and ¢ as in pre former big musical comedy stars wha rectors His stories and characters WO scasons, the Metropolitag For Cou é 4 pacity houses at cach performance Tonight is the last showing at Starting tomorrow for the balance |and tonight’s show concludes the first | WOrk she seems to have the knack Capitol of the exe:llent which of the week the Palace will feature | half-week performance, that tomor. ©f MAking the audience feel that they heen pleasing Capitol patrons since its | Keith vaudeville on the program.|1ow being a complete change in [2re seeing real pecple on the stage That is because Miss Treadwell always writes about people she actually zinni « ¢ I began to s KalnoH — Al 1siy » nade e woin vaudevitle with a startling ality without | Others he wit o : : - ‘fiififf ~fl 7 § JOHNGILBERT e iy b S THE EXILES” old chicker ' '|vrh' c , olives. 5 pimentos, iar 2 : s ) wyonnaise, 25 small heets, 2 ten 7 ) Quits interesting and unusual o ‘ spoons salt, 1 teaspoon papr &nd hls CUIL E‘Y BEAR 8 BUCCERSES On ylln q;.;.‘ ) been Thurs,—I Clean and ook chickens in boiling | his snccesses in concert, Coneert s | TOM MIX move meat and eut sh The e N Re ‘ » Star Ranger LIt AR PRESHMENT celery and et in dic . and dy S position was secwre 0 opera befor The Lone Star Ranger APy my _ between towele, Mines ves and ent FHE LION TAMURCS MISTAKG now he turned ¢ he set ont to v another in concert, | = Anid— L R e nentos in small pieees, Mix ehiel Mr. Black the | Y mistake! 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Tlack starcl 1t 1 So¥ OF | et san ¥ e T M el asomc lempie Lorporaiidi b Wukc my : k ol gyl oyance v f hieh | “You'd bett 0log s : Presents “Now Double March to Bed wpking in pil e ORVILLE HARROLD andwiches and cakes, geometrd 1 precision or wol Tenor of Metropolitan Opera Company e person who | the “smpl iy ek i ife” docs not fall a vietim 1o cirrho _ nterpiece the bufret [4% OF hardening of the lives Assisted by Clvde Burrows, Barvitone, tabl a be it dosired This trouble, whith always results » a \ | : es make & lovely light in the inte |f8tally, uniess taken under skiliful and Emil Polak, pian ¥ W treatment in its ear'y stages, scema 2 ol - qu in the great majority of cases to e e O esonte st are e T - Gt BEREER | Capitol Theater—Sunday Afiernoon Y o s s | DY S : & | November 18th, At3p. m. . health of their bodies The Menn ARS8 e 90 = The discase is causcd by overeating metude tes ' foods, also 7 ; ’ / =% Tickets $2.50 and SL75 including tax on sale.at of rich, highly by malaria, diabetce and it Arnner wan a 800d oubjoet for cier. | . Vi e Brsisd lady p ‘ ch thought she was mockirg him. : g - 2 - and C. L. Pierce Company. | hosie. The present day drinker he - o — no time to contract the disease cther no “Now, madame,”—Mr. Black began | suceumbs to0 quickly to the modorn | V'uffer pu ver wid . niserahly—“1 dign't aim 10 hurt your — T mo # teclings ever knew we had @ e 1 Lady in the show %o it's no T — wonder 1 made the mistake 1 did. Yor Dickinson Drug Company, Crowell's Drug Store drinke The toxic or poizonou alcohol I8 carried directly to " anged, from the stomach fentings you'r orely the finest spec bf et e e | T s o o o ‘e | PARSON HARTFORD . A - Your whiskcrs, madam, are wonder suc. The sympt 1« - p Week Commencing Nights Swv. BHh tha m i \ i iy - ey o A WEEN LS 11N cirentation (b ' N p Loe £ ¢ & Sh ) JOUN GOLDEN, Producer of “The Vird Vear” Presents Tetter Trom dolin AMen Prescolt y’:m 9 "“I . ‘ . y 1 er way | teat en ® "y to & Mis ALL STAR CAST in THE LALGIHISG 100 o and from tie T, _;wfl W[ @wwngg‘.‘j@ijy” ~§M “THANK YOU” | suffer white Winehell Smith and T i ’ e 1. Mal., $1.50 1 b o oin & Under Awapices Wnretord Leagee ot Women Seters Metropoitan afly heaith physician will & any such condition &9 = Gos’lp s Comer TU\I( HT—Richard Barthelmess in “The Fighting Blade™ — e — — - by THURSDAY., FRIDAY. SATURDAY |_§“—_——_- « o 3 - g ] - v Tars - SO TR TRIDAY SATURDAY 5—BIG TIME ACTS—5 KEITH VAUDEVILLE R M T e WILLIAM O°'CLARE & €O MARTIN & WALTERS Featuring The Irish Warblers in in a Flippant Frolic K ATHERTON _KING & IRWIN “A Bit of Trish” “Spoofing” LOVENBERG SISTERS & NEARY ; H THORNDYKE JEAN GRANESE McRAE & CLEGG ‘,',T"'_","" Band- FRANCES & FRAN AND GAZETTE THE FAMOUS BOOK NOW THE SCREEN'S FUNNIEST 7e wen o8 soay of 1o ma. \ Supreme Ofimmz Comedians COMEDY attractive frocks | That Famons Broadway ow Now A Phetoplay 1 1 Satin and (liffon 3 ] Makers of v . . g oot hop- ot | 1 Written. Staged and Pro- D&C t arron ot.cot- duced by Winchell Smith Cast Includes LLIN LEMON PiE FI G CLAUDE - . 4 =" '] 2 N (DW‘fl" uoflYO‘ MY-T-FINE who res ' | want vomes roking BIR GILLINGWATER EANEST ToRRENCE Dessert 11 orvaid has teen dhesorsed s ALEC B, FRANCIS AL S OOLE JAMES CPUTZE LOUISE DRECSEN D&c K L otk Prevemtion WILLIAM H. CRANE Y G Gharamounl Gpicure SELF RAISING FLOUR \ o molsing e on” 4| i g ELEANOR BOARDMAN Yol sptit Your Sides Laughing At at Tondon Chappie W o Came 1o the “Wilg and Wool3* Wea