New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1924, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAITL DAILY FASHION SEIVICYH O Spring Dresses Straight, With Detachable Capes P10 s ts s taat Iy erseestIIseanIseIstIsnIIITIIIIIITIAINAINIITY MY HUSBAND’S LOVE | Garrison'~ New P ./ mmfifwmflmm‘ l!l Adele REVELATIONS OF A WIFE TS R R business reviews in this column are respective amusement company. Is3IRpILIILs GOLD DIGGERS"—LYCEUM. | known as America’s greatest and bes acts, the | known comcdian and he has sur- consider- rounded himself with a very capable from the|cast in the presentation of his musi- today aad | cal shows. The cast includes Phil It -0t Joe Doran, Alice Melvil, with a | Finlay, Teddy Lee, Lew Smith, Harry quart-t | 1.eff, Billy Mack and many others in- whirlwind Russian Hallet|cluding the famous Danecing, Kiddie of clever boys vho|Chorus, its irresistible whirl of prefty of patter and some |Birls, enchanting music, and brilliant the | COstumnes. As far as musical comed goes Phil Ott's Revue real treat as it is brimful of music, comedy and fumeons Wit and should prove very popular to the|during their stay here. The With | show, costumes and scenery, will hav« 1 complete change on Thursday. feature photoplay attraction for the first three d offers Hugo Ballin" production of the well known classic “Vanity Fair.” The cast includes | Harrison FFord, Mabel Ballin as Becky Sharp, Herbert Bosworth and Eleanor Boardman, besides thousands of ex tras used in the Waterloo scenes. SIETITIIIIIIILIILIIIIIAILIIINLILILLLL Mother G Told Elizabeth Luless otherwise indicated. ham tho S Truth who shaght uny written by the press u e for thie About t alone a o inswered the 4 anvelnntarily s my own s Harriet Iking that say it be- Faas ruth 1am a With its new obedience must conf figuratively him to apolc Suppose h that with my ter-ir policy of fiv um show is attracting favorable crificism ocrs and the show is bound to please. Chinese novelty act tinge, a real good is able theater tomorrow cludes a musical number, i revue, a couple have a live line | good songs and Iuby Sisters, a comedy oiferiy On this Belasco st sereen—""The truth's speaking ficiently dances, and jittle musical | is teay For f a to snappy Gossip’s Corner Layered Skirt same card the success adapted Gold Diggers Hope Hamilton in the leading this up to the minute picture the endirc gamut of Broadway's pleasurc taking the audience backstage among the Follies girls, in| tront with the audience and then into the home and social life of these | dazzling beauties. For the last half of the n ent ¥ new vaudeville five the Lyceum will Harry Myers, famouvs comedi ermine are u most effec- starred with Wesley (Freckles) Tellatinonss |in his latest comedy drama, are a Printer's Devil In this Barry is the mischievous oirice | the country newspaper plant |duty it is to do everything sweep out to writing Some his os | ting their comedy and picture there injected a mance that is most pleasing my dismay had pronou unjust held ward These are the spring costumes that | everyone will like and do their hest to acquire, so we are told. The charming. teo, these straight with detachabls cap One model has a kerchief variation of the Deauville scarf for a collar under which the short full cape fas- | tens. The other has a convertibie | collar which back hide the cape top Both make fabries and hieved in making layers of aths ntere effect is rol sud runs his & different le Buckle of & rosilver delicately sipped with small ynes that are worn be 1 tion, a—is His and with hended that small boy to less of t ity T oper need not g on black when my t i t 4l avine royal capitu hands sometimoes inherts frov b arms ance by h y ! face pressed int ould feta and Jun pink roses Tartar Sauce sha tosay she cried = Yolk 1 €gg, 1-3 cup olive Match Marks | ven salt, 1-4 teaspoon mmv-v\ marks paint aspon powdered sugar, frew graing hing matches there sayenne, 1-4 teaspoon powdered by rubbing them with ragon, 3 dessertspoons vinegar, 1 des- sertspoon minced capers, 1 dess spoon minced gherking, 1 dessert minced green olives, desserts minced parsley, 1-2 finely choy shallot Mix nd cayenne and howl should b cold with a fork until smooth. Add irop Ly drop, ting constantly. Add | vinegar as mixtute thickens. The oil may be added more rapidly when ibout half is used, Keep on jce un- til nced, then add ingred. \ents and serve, It -half cup hand it s used inste fresh dres The ¢ ins, olives, par i wdded just hefore Smelts are a Stipper <lippers a- sometimes eves ar volis to with sketeh of present Engli h (-nls Also (,ro“ Barry “The picture boy in week, one sigh for the lighter brighter colors of spring acts, it | COPYRIGHT BY M°CALLS New York, Jan. 1. Englishwomen, like their American indulging in a period of d.«(rmlng to a certain extent the young Englishiman’s respect for womanhood, .‘llll Major lan Hay eith, British author and playwright, who arrived yesterday on the Adri- atic. Women in England, he said, went anywhere they pleased nowa days.. He said he was convinced tha voung Englishmen and Amerie could cure their young women frie H‘h and return them to their former p by refusing to ta Ve squirre sisters, are Whose | Wildness and from editorials. split- into the bit of ro- Three Colors clive - taffeta has tr effe lanc t green oy athome as well asina fashionable o of side | capades are with clusters | hotel ¥ is trimmed is You oil, “Margare Junior w looked made by may e a eut SVENETIAN MASQUERADERS" The Capitol fine bill of Keith vaudeville headlin- L Jers and photoplay featur, Heading | them to night clubs, where usually, the bill is “The Venetian | the wild parties are held, Masquera B ——— Olga Bochm and Co a singing. | duncing and musical fantasy. Inelud- ed in the large cast Miss Olga | Hoehm, Viennese donna; H. Mawell, of and A, arola, baritone quar 1t ¢ Italian and musi- and Mis el LLUEHS 'reneh The entire y I u re and lovers of entertatnment find It here, L] Mule Cire Spark $1.00 Npirk ter offering we serate . | ramoved 5 is offering a mighty 1 to 1at's e8| 1cmon rte Wl of respeet ke poon DOS vaudeville Whilchone to straighten in warm water until press with a nior,"I v bo 4 hopef whale- it m S8 otherwise these specified planned for four pe s mustard, with egg recipes ur are prima eratic tey “No, yolk not I very vat you st oil, COORING FISH Cod, smeits, halibut, hadd bot and scallops are at their © dur. Ing the winter months, Smelts and scallops are only ason trom Oc- tober to March These are de foods but few them to advantags Scallops co easily cooked kitehen, The sauce is the gives the tonch fish dishes be is of the simplest boiling or dep frying are the methods There fish than ir ferent from t f The ints v coo Leak ain Plain A poree washhow! terrupted, te of A ded temporarily with tal- never will fir \ on don’t m a candle until the plumber show it to r o curry She gre bag, and p “Good-by brightly, a his office to going tur- be street sin, Collette da s cluns tional Tonight and All Week America’s Great permanent!y n s e remainin treat wi Wood's Wt with park DMug Anyoin pudd at the ute—but try and Bront Hayes, t have to ah Skirts \mica Tiered cloun _ yonnaise 8| O making pers, gher shallot his year too housewi vy e one of fiiatiiag m a tai skirts acket are s at d of yrt to for eur it v home that ooking very popul oiling, ure pproved | whole tain no waste are wing and served in 1 “thiy v tail cus. {oy sory winter fish that Ny persons are mule minute will be Flug are I'hey smull fish an wily cooked ) The sauce th the following | and his playing of the hanjo is cers recipe 18 unusual and piquant: tuinly fine; N ad Gould are com Santedd smelts With Anchovy Saucee ! cdinns with ' Hep Four Iu (“sclected™) smeits, A wit; and Ke 1 itter, 2 tablospoons flour, | tor will be d very stock, ¥ teuspoons an-| the Studio, cmon, 1 tea- the nd pep- ride ma feal professional the ashion. | Adjusting Work and Ihe Childless Wife simple Cleaning Felt AR wetua v with ma of froning other days ar. housework ing MUSICAL COMEDY REVUE Vaudeville Features Big Cast—Special Scenery Dancing Kiddie Chorus Harrison Ford and Mabel | Ballin LYCEUM | anty Fair W, ARNER BROS S COMING : AGAIN not Juni borion line of y Byton and Sla- At simpler way 1o cook » fat, This is very dif- ordinary pan frying heat of the de Hats elvet hats Ahlespoons | amusing i 3-4 cup wi smiling woman v . ix ‘ f eup of horax, on f 1hov menl ar L moving pleture ep f u movie types for 1 one half cnp of 18 to the hat di- his The “ants howing troubles tiying wpleture te “Adam and Eve the Wil pre hig east of favorites rector engaer spoon minced pars Ut licate am high ¢ fish and cut guehes and both side with salt and pepper and Jet stand ) minutes. am and then in flour, Me butt in a feying pan and sides untit a de pan and slowly This ¢ protects the from the too cooks it perfectly fish adds or detracts pleces tumbled e find much favor family. While neat gurnished with two . 8 ] whict unerring ner, or catur | W in photoplay o ally Van a Ihe Drivin four diago each, Scason d lemon juice | Roll in t part of e fish can threads Velvet and lLace temperature and o manags The serving o " brow e serving Ven. much. B ol onto ar and enffs of 4 with whole serv. or sections |t emon are most appetizing n find it fnpossily to turn Add flour or half a dish when broiling | stir until t it in ple you can stiring cor These are fillets of | ing point 1 nothing to I lemon jutce always preparcd the fsh oTrs neEves the | big music features e AT PALACT offers Phi I comedy revae Mr, Ott is ey ran Al t Ottt and with vande jeen ochre colo N wee h on jeuty Children in ully never had 1t of difference st Harri win's ah Thing wor .o Fried Scallops ville you who 1o the chovy paste, utter and hovy paste the | with one t seallops in cgR and drop in deep hot this minutes and drain on her eyes sti » e por shonlg whir N ou y ligh " an really ashame poae ts are for deep | minced par and pour | rumbs . ot i Py three nllops with tartar . fish | (Copyright Inc.) | a delicacy that ar o n s onds | The. Adve\\turesoj RaggedyAun poky § . HOPE HAMPTO my‘im“c Ragaty | e R - I_l)lll\l FAZENDA HARRY DBEAUMONT 5 VAUDEVILLE ACTS 5 A WONDERFUL BILL MICKEY DAVID BELASCO ‘i lE[Rf Jx brrowse Seey ‘wervare Derpaces v Parrft Lereos L1 iy o From Lesie Prescott (o Ruth Yeter Fllington geratest am Your watch erystal you say is cracked? Read the classified— then act. READ THE Mr. St morning best 1 three t think you h pos PARSONS HARTFORD 8 NGHTS BEGINNING THURSDAY, JANUARY A POPULAR PRICE MATINEL SATURDAY Arthur Hammerstein, Presents LEO CARILLO -l “GYPSY JIM” and Milton Gropper Mat—50c 1o $1.50 ard TO~NIGHT Tomorrow Alright KEEPING WELL — An MR Tabiet & vegetable speriemt) takes at ped A . = - might will beip keep you by £ okt p Dl e e ~ ) ety wp toning a4 stresgthening your di- t . . o - ok 40 the gestion and elimin el st A Unique PMay by Owar Hammerstein Prices—sbyes. 5 to $2.00 sart. “aly House. Nasgeds Andy Walked ok Towards the Cookie e PARSONS—Hartford MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY THE SEDGWICK CONCERT COURSE Presmis the Moot Important Musical Event of the — GERALDINE FARRAR AND CONCERT COMPANY Baritone JOSEPH MALKIN, CLALDE GOTTHELF. Vianist Prices $1.15. $1.73. $2.30 and $ at sedswick & Cases's, 139 Asylum Stréet with & & New Year HEARY WIHLDON Cellist seats Now Irenc entire | Tie | Wild Like the Americans "' Modern young ns | | Parnes By DR. CLIFFORD ROBIN Keeping Your Age The doctor can cure you of many s and discases if you help Mother Nature in every way you can. But the personal clements, the will and power to do what you want to do, is @ great factor in overcoming poor conditions, convalescing after iliness jor even overcoming discase itseif, At present there is undoubtedly a | gradual rise taking place in the physi- cal condition of hoth men and women, People are talking, thinking and act- ing in an entirely different manner |than they did years ago. The fountain of perpetual youth is no nearer than it ever was, but keeping yourself youthful at 40, 45 and even 40 is a reality today with many peo- ple. Man may be said to reach his prime at 45 if he has obeyed the laws of !health and hygiene. A woman who is scnsible enough to take care of therself should also be at her best or at least keep on increasing in attrac- |tiveness until that age. As a great aid in keeping vour age nothing is hetter than the proper’ use lof liquids. 1t the digestive system is well watered it will be as healthy and cfficient as a green bay tree. Avoid strong coffee late at night. Tt causes a skin condition that cannot be overcome, Coffee taken at breakfast ' be of some use as a liquid re- hment, but once a day is enough The biood is largely compoged of water. As it makes the rounds of the circulation it loses its great effective- ness in promoting health and age-de- !tying qualities, which should be yours, it deprived of a sufficient quantity of water every day, Learn to take eight or nine glasses of water each day, The healthy condition of your skin has much to do with the appearance of age. Plenty of water inside and out will gain ten years for you. OVER 700 PRESENT AT FIREMEN'S BALL VSON Old Year Fox. Trots Out to “Auld Lang Syne" than 700 ball 1Relief in attendance the Firemen's ociation at the ning, the affair st in the history fal Minctions, of the hall on apgro- 1y pleasant More at the Pension state army lured the firemen's s and Traped in were annnal of end asl ove de I of the siele T'he ceiling woere hu B print From Rram v orel colors, making a ve 1 byt N which later p astfg until 1 o'cloek, 1 couples in the grand led by Mayor A Miss 15, Vor thie tra played time committes Chict W wert pro chanaliar yed for here mareh M. Pao At Auld daned midnight sy orehe Lin n fox trot consisted Noble, Blair Ldward G Watts, First Second Captain William Butler, Cap- Captain - Fred dward Woods and Davis Ihe reer of Mayor I A Commission and Gans, W. Harty Lurke, Captain -William Asistunt Chief k. 1% Asgistant Chief M. J Hoffman, Mi o Barnes, founey, Cieorge aptain I'orter, tain mes ®mith ptain Victor W committee consisted of Howard Jone chairman; K ¥, cretary, Chief Noble, treas- Wolter, 1, 7 ki, F. Linn, Blair, 1. Foreythe, M. Heory W Fary 1. Barnes, . Loughery, P. Nuss, J Cook, W. F'rey and G, Scarlett, Lieu tenant Linn floor director, his aids being G Gilligan, G. Mycrott A MeHale, J Brophy, ¥ Finneran, pain Croy Captain The e urer: ® G. Gavdette, J Camphell, J was Eche May, lin Th Gireat Clock ife is nd has the power hands will hour. The clock wor but ence, And To tell At late no me ust when the r early Now is the only tim Lives love, toil Mace no faith in clock may then bes ti TH-Tits (London) stop, yon own will tomorrow, for with « NOW PLAYING —Big Time Acts—5 WANTADS | Keith Vaudeville featuring “The Venetian Masqueraders” with Olga Beehm & Co. A Song, Dance and Musical Fantasy Wood's Mule Circus with the un- park Plug.” ridable mule OTHER BIG ACTS ‘The Driyin’ Fool’ Wally Van