New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1923, Page 4

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1923. down, changed DALLY FASHION SEUVICE S TWO WINTER NEGLIGEES thermometer slides slowly negilgee attire must be warmer than the one's for something Adele Garrlson’' New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE ATtos | 0/\— chiffon or silk crepe. | | Lo Ll [ IS'III I’.I For practical wear the breakfast| § & - % L 7 S0 coat of corduroy is recommended. Tt \ E B - b }\ ... - iy is made of wide-waled corduroy lined | with silk and bound with siik ribbon. her this morning” {14 tjey in the fashionable manner, on “I'm going over to |1 tew tell her ¥ou | yaor decoration as well as utility the | | cther negligee sketched is exactly ’ | | theatrical notices and reviews in this column nre Unless otherwise indicated, s for the respec “T haven't seen written by the press agenc I said truthfully. the hotel now, and 1" were asking about he eIl her to come over ean.” enjoined Madge Called On Mrs, Durkee At the Hospital The Lyceum also announces for an early showin; Wesley (Freckles) Barry in his newest and best com- edy drama in which a youngster plays the leading par he Printer's Devil.” This is a picturd that will appeal to young and old alike. LONDON STEPPERS AT CAPITOL Tonight marks the last showing of the splendid bill of Keith vaudeville {and photoplays at the Capitol which has been popular since its opening onday. Starting tomorrow an en- tire change of program will beoffered | with a selected list of fine attractions offered that will show some of the hest talent on the Keith Circuit. The headline vaudeville attraction wiil} ©f 1924 the feature attraction at present the Famous London Steppers,|the Paluce this week where it has a sensational dancing act with a cast| been delighting large audiences since of ten exceptionally talented dance hére Monday? 16 et sl the majority of them young ladies. annilcal - oamsdy ret Another notable offering s the act| i . Layy of pretty girls, excellent done" by Eve Rue and Co. It 15| comeqiins, and dancers, Miss u splendid miniature revue of fine en- | Maqoiine Buckley is the prima don- tertainers and features songs and | uung gisplays a fine singing volce dances that are different. The photo- | 1" 1ic aniiause at each solo. Her play feature for the last half of the | o=\ i the comedians s also week will present Jack Piekford inl oy of special mention. Dor- “Gasrison’s Flnish:” 1t ix & splondid Glover, a clever little sofibret story of the race track and its elimax | ., ..q jer way into favor and proves is a race the equal of which has not | SOBlAL With Wk (o6 Wakbe yei. bgen geen on the: dcroen. On Anderson, Burt Grant, Fred New Year's Eve the Capitol will stage ind other DHACIEALL - Sha a Midnight Frolie starting at 12:01 | (Cn ¥ ) b e of entertain. a. m. and featuring ten big Keith | o0 clally suod. 1v. Lhie sibethe ncts that will glve a monster DPer-|,, comedy of the Maple Leaf quartet formance. One of the big features | ; juve more than pleased many at at this writing is The Venetian Mas-| show. On Friday night there had voice Smarty, b Durkee's “Smarty a party tle Mrs, familiar stopped door and amazement me the ey ful rally his morni Wit ad her in it and Iluq gpe she between th n Katherine's eyes warned soon nd to as right, It is a slip-over gewn with odd wide sleeves and a girdle that fits | lover one’s hips, ! Velvet or T Potatoos me igh fway As potatoes scem to be necessary to no matter what | few “dif- may ap- bed Dr. to star Braithwaite my call short Wi duvetyn are its materials | and marabou, moufflon or white reb- Lit its trimmings. The girdle may be beaded or of silk cord. fevery man’s dinner, {other vegetables appear, a (ferent” ways to serve them | peal to the cook. 'otatoes are most wholesome when baked. The intense heat changes the starch to sugar to a tain extent, making them more casily assimilated by the-body, There is an authority on foods and eating who tells us that “if a person wishes to do it, he can live in splendid health on baked po- tato, milk and water, indefinitely In many recipes using boiled pota- |toes haked potatoes can be substl- tuted if desired. Potato timbales are made Jeither baked or hoiled potatoes. Potato Timbal or five medium tablespoons butter, 3z tea- salt, 1-§ teaspoon pepper, 1 left-over meat, chili sauce, parsies potatoes peel and or a coming ain " pathetically d, as 1 an- as they will | not the are you : friend om t ration and after \ng Vg ‘Just nowin sked indec n C Mould Eprese “BEAUTY RI " AT PALACE shou Tommy Anderson’s Beauty Revue e my was in P of is for ac in the promises and her times with face Gossip’s Corner Tied in Front Sashes that tie directly seen in the new gow | soft crepe its opening truder fast, snuppy, arisen 1 had steadily DApIA Madg: he UCH a darling 1 stooped to by, and 1 went down to Leila's still with the gnilt s my conscience salved by the that the de- for her. in a kiss in front ar of satin and room feeling of t with ¥ One-Side (qv | An interesting new style feature is the caps which appears on one side, | | but not on the other of the frock o coat owled best thing Vonnd Teila Happy Mood most ception was t Madze clared rene d Four sized pota- toes, ! spoon legg volk, canned tomatoes, Bake or hoil {skins. When tender through a potato ricer sieve, Melt butter in a sauce pan. You ypr aHne and Dr. Braithwait nypnotize surgical otized Kath- H ety Tommy Happerny ve simply Poliyanna morning when after my call I went to see 1t said Mrs was surely & to m 11, Durkee's room and nd her as radiantly il as her mother-in-law had although showing plainly the | him." | ¢ we Glass Buckles Glass buckles in mottled batik de. signs are used on some of the newest pumps. | 1 wish 1 cou The adorable little woman enl *“Her achieve a sigh then whom their rub wire at to !} at her fliness tried oila fo n sent look sy Aug mer ed merrily A oheer( heen a each t he the most adorable Isn she failure thing? were mean me. I just to think witheut this cried you having d the do s0 effects of the lerg obeying had unc evident! orders v e lov She wa Dr. ays' one a two still in Braithwaite's rest cure, ous strain she bed, I (‘u(lwrl!l RBorder ! Borders of ostrich feathers a shades darker than the frock featured on chiffon dance frocks. few | are Add potatoes, salt and pepper and °88 yolk and cook and stiv until het and thoroughly mixed. Line some custard cups with the queraders, ne well to be announced a big production that will | liked and the other features later will contain Reserved will be loc: for hallroom dancing contest for neers with three money prizes Any desiring to en- al the winner: ! well-buttered mixture. The layer of potato should about one-half inch thick Chop To onec and one-quarter to nd one f cups of chopped add two tal li sauce and enouzh str Heat th many excellent offerings, seats for this speelal show selling at the box office, | ter this contest can apply at box of- [fiee up to Iriday afternoon. The | photoplay feature the last half Lof the presents Priscilla Dean in Driftis nderful melodrama with 1 China, and with terest to ar's ¥ the n Midnight Phil Ott and his will appear, this soc per- selling at the box herse on one el- Lizard Skin mps of patent leather th lizard skin morning too. i 8he shook bow as 1 came and Kat e, 1 Oh Madg e watehfully ¢ wanting 1tc L e with only AL ossed t Kathe she raised are now in b meat, e P or for trimmed wi week AT LYCEUM at the of BILL program GREAT Tonight's SPOONS E ed tomato to make mixtur Put inal Jines Lyceum 1l Moire Bands bang ast showing bill t1 Makes It Plain Wide moist to fill potato 16 minutes brown from molds and at onc This dish provides the same ishment as hash in a different form savory Potatoes One onion, 3 tablespoons butter or | bacen fat, 1 teaspoon salt or less, 1-4 on puprika, 1-8 teaspoon pep- cups diced potatoes, 3 cups boil- ing water, parsley. The amount of salt used depends on |the saltiness of the fat. Meit butter or fat and add onion cut in thin slices. Saute until tender and a very pale straw color, Add potatoes, boil- ing water, salt, paprika and pepper. Cover and boil until tender. The er should almost be evaporated when the potatoes done Sprinkle with minced and serve very hot Potatoes Various Two eups diced potato amall ot over at has Remove ot gowns o L) up good vaudeville i nual 1 time revn for now the week, and the Hines \es, will showing of ghting Blood, however, brings a com and | ; all Johnny also to serve for b showing Johnnie as will round in ¥ Tomorrow, plete change of both pictures vaudeville and in addition to the va- rious acts scheduled the feature pho- | toplay will be Wallace Beery in| “Richard the Lion Hearted,” taken from Sir Walter Scott's “The Talis- man.” Beery himself appears in the role of King Richard, the same part | he created in “Robin Hood." —r———————— Lugenic Improyvement m I may truly said that eugenic | lmplmrm'nl is attained through the | I of heredity. Again, it is un- ‘rl-rmnnd that by heredity is t| the action of elements which control | the development of the individual and determine his constitution or makeup, The laws of nature which determine this action are known now far better than ever betore There is a rather mistaken ides |too often loosely accepted by the pub- ic, that cugenic improvement refers to sex hygiene of the alone, Sex hygiene is, of cours part of the general consideration be dcalt with in cugenie improvement, but it |is by no means the whole subject. St Chaseris | Unfortunately, it is one part which Rinse fine silk lngerle in water of | S°€M8 to be unduly emphasized when [the same temperature as the suds in | the subject of cugenics is mentioned. gt ibcsil et e In fact, many ignorant people are op- | posed toany spread of knowicdge o"‘hal'a made with veget utter, 5 SN eugenic improvement because they [ )% all onfons, 1 teuspoon salt, Auto Rolls Down Hill vegard it as not proper knowledge for |3 P ! F e Mamtons: hether With No One at Wheel boys and gir «whool age. 13 tablespoons flour, 1-2 teaspoon It is a & fch should be \‘“" 1.8 teaspoon pepper, coarse but- At about o'clock )ast night automoebile owned by George Walters accepted a our homes and | an, ace, The 14 of young men |¥Ted crumbe e to more than | and wom hat may o exe| DOll onlons In WRIer 59 {RLA8 S of 310 Vairlawn avenue, Waterbury, | yoated it we rely upon the unin. |cover until nearly -l:"“’l l’M"m" which had been parked on Pleasant goemed publicists for information TRE BHONE N utets and ook street suddenly began to roll down| my eugenfe improvement fs me cuspoon salt and potatoes and cook the hill and betore it could be|yno yse of speclul medical and s until both are tender. Kisle s R stopped had led with the ma- tific knowledge which will ald EUANIAN 0 & WellsWRWNE chine of Charles Gledrivaitis of 9 15NN RS YOF M WAILE TR Beaver street pear Fast street on rear end of the in the ordinury walks of life to u ol : ter and improve their lving condi- made wit! va umE. lv.‘m lr” n.v“vln‘w Ploamat sreet, The (salt and vika. Cover with . Giedrivaitin machine was damaged. bubh into her Dish Mop dish be o in M take place | Musical chmedy the latest | Reserved " | formance ATARRH of head or throat is usually benefited by the vapors of= VICKS g liion Ly ueag.g_ Over 1 After nour out as 1 mep wash it ot soda solution. rinse it boiling water and hang it up te dry. In this way you can keep it perfectly and sanitary, and will save hands considerably and in her Fta sing yo1 little start colt at a touch of “Goodness she exc ting on any with me. I've And T wasn't doing anyth No of course yo Katherine repliad smiling y down at her. But you danv move quickly again.” “What will you @o Durkee asked with a pudent smile at her “Tell Dr. Braithwaite he must another nurse,” The smile was on Katherine's lips, but there that in her voice and eyes told she meant exactly said, and which evidently our little friend’'s velatile processes, for inte lher | there flushed a 1k that « frightened child “Oh Katherine PR RRharing me. 1 should i1 one Katherine stooped tenderly, “You won't | the flowers today, Madg over her shoulder 1 strange one Now talk three minutes more, you must make your adieux | comprehended the & hind Katherine's ultimatum vealized that ittle Durkee in he excitement wonder—1 t would tax her be od K endyrance were she though he mads it appear that he had #0. 1 was suddeply it all out for himself—-my decided 1o go to the r 1 were within reach, she wou for 1o me often talk into exhaystion at ¢ v The Promise to Write What & pretty room 1 struck into the first tence 1 conld seize ‘Yeu it is B - Alfred sald she ha e of ) rxre friend oyes th G ad sformed her. S down right beslde me, where at you, commanded, my ha and as compressed all to th words 8t mear elew your her | and look she to ¥ v, she I can ging obeyed lappy ne flung them Bess Dean authority long trained nu ing weren't mischiev. at that Label Packages All packages in your elosets |storage rooms whose contents right not self-evident should be labelled AT PR | |saves time and insures neatness about it—what | | Mard Water When water is very hard dissolve a little horax or ammonia in it before washing flannels, ws ir ree and are | It at me Azain L t Fyerything's 1 knew it wo returned but tejl me you wish, 1 mean 1 think you're thing, don't aggerated gratitude “Neo, 1 don't,” 1 very like it race titled to e to returned her eyes bluntly to hear ery- yo she ex- are » in returne glad still was ley which she e what penetrated menta T ey and It prepared me | MIDNIGHT FROLIC NEW YEARS EVE, at 12:01 A, M. Featuring PHIL OTT MUSICAL COMEDY and DAN (l\(. KIDDIE (CHORU RESERVED SEATS NOW Tonight And All Week TOMMY ANDERSON’S BEAUTY REVUE Sparkling, | Musical With Vaudesille Features | GAY Yourmrmn Madge, he ot s like heaven . o doubt the way he And all the was pretty | though.’ A happy her eyes oh is | 100’ Was would take my my unhappiness not quite. words Py 1 WILL be 1 foolis) ¥ had @ ws rest of foolls bl nearly as 2 it and kisee Khe ave to child At ¥ shadow . . ¢ g abruptly she - col “ ¢ out on ¢ e A about end suy anythi about—esy Dea No opportunity Mrs. ful in my Then, 1 fone, themselves and their offsprin ;;.,“,m:,r that .T, ,,x,..... '“ ,,,.~|,r,,,nf‘.y(0red crut and bake until brown be life-long can be infiicted on your |In A hot oven. |offspring by unhygienie living. Learn AREN how to secure and keep, us a price. | {less heritage to the generation ahead, a sound body Not all shortcomings are inherited but lack of germ resistance i, to a to his|great extent Lugenic improvement is raising the menta), physical and meral life to the htst development | xm!llil;,! by right living. f | The Adve\\turesJ KaggedyAm y Andy Kn??ny Gruelle cad Gob was Raggedy glad of truth. ndeed,” 1 ded respor strictly he NEA ferviee, Inc) (Copyright, | CHRISTMAS TREE PROGRAMS | ek Keeping His Promise, new son-in-law som im .- e Is good provider?"” “He ecan daughter in thing clse “Then he cireumstances,” “Ne, 1 remember for her hand 1o vour permitted zht, glad that own gth my ry- just about oves. 1 pay Keep puzzied for eve appine 1 me tell | Mark's Church Choir Baptist and St CRORUS T n't you as he Rome- ' Dr ret n]u-:vrrl. see for ppened, or i n Sing night—=schedule he merely asked by himself Ballroom Dancing Contest For Local Dancers Priday Night ' Prizes Applicants Apply at Box Office Week { The municipal Christmas tree r\(h! cises will be continued during the \ater part of this week and 'r‘n\l\hm { at 12:01 A, M f ne Lol here 1 be no - - e entari. Th H 10-BIG ACTS—10 g, Thursday, ¥ KEITH VAUDEVILLE Saturday and Monday evel g e featuring * o emaren ehote; Bi18 oeloek, - Bt ] VENETIAN ~ MAS. Mark's choir with Miss Mary Wil QUERADERS B A e 1V vihost ] OTHER BIG ACTS Buedion Bethaay chol |} RESERVED SEATS NOW SELLING AT THE BOX OFFICE \‘IID\I(.HT I‘ROLI( NEW YEARS EVE, 1 must have ed to MENR WEDS D §.—Dr. K At ome-tre Mrs orene . ¢ home rogram Friday, is ae| aches o come over ing gesture the end of | #o that T was = the % indaw was ir hospital recoveri e Feature | oplay Presents MARION DAVIES, In CITHE YOUNG DIANAY this e v ot exciti The ‘hange of Revoe A DEAN, Thurs.—1 with Wall Paper Fred. Eight | Mrs. “nitznood!e Yblin easily he came to then into the house he e door behind him. It m- down the ran, | cou'd rur kept ¢ Wall pap caned yo Gingerb y n adiy rubbing Did it hurt man eating Andy asked Not even a ad man replied Raggedy Andy gingerbread man went en. “It deesn’t hurt you when some one bites you, does it” On Raggedy Andy replied Roth Ann and 1 arc made of stuffed with niee clean white cotton 1oes not “It's me, the Enitzneodls, and ™ at a nethir Does it A | want you to open the door!™ . L Nota t e = . “Broadway Choi gedy Ann replied N “Her Reputalion™ am #ad g \Tee 8 Y. M. C. A. News fore hungry Hookia the GobNn kind Mre. There gingerbread 1 giad; in - be it when tw surely should st erick W, Latham soolist o'clock, §t. Mary's church with Mary as soloist Friday, December 28, Wennerberg Chorus of Lutheran chureh turday, December A. M. E. Zien ehurch Oenter chureh quartet with Mrs, ton, olbist Monday Salvation Hookie the cookie arm would & too ® hear of it rface lig 1l Crean 7:80 o'clock, the ginger. rar the Swedish| is just like was t} amidgin It ngest house one could There stairs s other on top of the The S 1 th how on the door as Whe is 1t?" 1 three rooms, one. above first room had no idea who 50 he thumped up. rd as he could ™ asked 29, 1 o'clock,| $:15 o'clock, Hor- tznoodle ° LYCEUM Tnmghl Onlv \ no'” Naggedy out and awne s CAPITOL Tonight December 31, 7:30 o'c an,‘ Army eloth #o it s hurt to Nuth Tetter From Leslie Proscott Fllington Ru THUR FRI. SAT. 5==BIG ACTS—5 Keith Vaudeville featuring THE LONDON STEPPERS Notable Dancers My Dea 1 you be you kneow, untit tomor mooning aroun 1 am L] new ideas in goea that cakes of the it the ¥, tomeorrow | be meeting ¥ §.30 you completely, And t more will a " aten e Cookte said was even was very hapy kind friend n 1 wouldn't go out and okie 1 pige and chic on, Mr. Gingorbread And said. “Net £ to give . in Bible class A o'clock 0 in . evening The | will meet evening. this cits There w me HI-Y « t meeting e Wi wright, wi The Emp the employed “F Hartford Y. M. C athictic meet Y at*7:30 o'clock 1o M C norrow expert | din club of the Kens, if cows ar John Crosby, radio of will spe the We uniess o mecti of the holidays. T will b t which noted play fime . EVA La RUE & C0. Miniature Revue goes with m meet of the Saturday following . oyed : " Just Then Vaggedy Ann Tooked | of the Window. Geo. M. Cohan 5=VAUDEVILLE=S Thurs.—Fri—Sat. RICHARD THE LION-HEARTED ~ Special — NEW YEAR® MIDNIGHT FROLIC Jan. 1 At 12:01 12 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS Reserved Seats Now On Sale in evr ing tour ar MHe said s s contested: Thy ing 1 wam you a ed. “Bat 1 pretend it " e (team of aguatic umps, re ra basketball game, for distaper . a wanted to hros wp rart conrse boys) ang (e “an some m me o that 1 had fect in & string of bead wap only when 1 and taken them int them restrung that valgable they were I asked him if better send them he seemed to think especially as it esplanations 1t was rather a Rulh, to be silling v ¢ of ‘our hard 1 oadle erled i ean't thum ) swims. JACK PICKFORD ; u:rgmm,‘ detonted 1 A Racing story with ol21o5, 21-11; M A Terrific Punch, by Hergstrom ak opte resulte of cague t ope shall wait for you at t Snitznoodle said as he sat the step, “For you will has ont some time, and when 3 chicke 1 the Cooki the kind Hook The Americ education compulsory | %o | and | Coming Cunningham & and Bend free car from gramm Jack . 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