New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], January 15, 1920, Image 4

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

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M HEART a.d MY HUSBAND
A
ADELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF
Revelations of a Wife J
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AYliat Jerry Ticer Said
Lhont tlic Other Fishermen.
fw if you folks'!! jest git in a nil
hwn quiet, me and Jerry Km
you out nice and easy."
authoritative yet musical
of Mrs. Ticer was speaking, and
T.irwt imrself -a. uleaslns?- pie-
t middle aee. despite the marks
oaure to the weather which her
and hands held was standing
edge of the water, indubitably
nmand of our little expedition.
ed at her with furtive curiosity.
is was an absolutely new iio
--tall, a deep-bosomed, broiul-
le-ri'd woman, muscled hko a
yet" with a charming-, woman. y
Sight.l11.2r up her blue eyes and
mely race.
ability was written in every
her, although in contradiction
appearance was the ridiculous
ue conservatism with which
as dressed, uva ugnny torsei
she were attired in :x tailored
ir i".rit, she wore u nauiuij
i Siasham house dress over it,
nondescript sort of waterproof
over the whole. Tied under
pahle chin, with Its hint of an
was a man's broad-brimmed
hat with on extra long Wind
which had once been a flam
, plaid but was now a faded
stepped into the boat docilely
ere about to take our - seats
Mrs. Ticer's voice rang out
A Careful Guide.
htcli on of you kin take the
lire of the young one? She can
r all h -wants to, but we can't
no s'ttin' up in the boat and
ovsr. I don't mean no offense,
lrl" her quick eyes had seen
us sensitive lace- ciouo wuji i
jRSONS' THEATER
HARTFORD.
UTS
BEGINNING , TONIGHT,
8:15.
Matinee Saturday.
ke Messrs. Sliubert Present
w York Musical Comedy Suc
cess
ft
bd Morning Judge
with
, GEORGE H3ASSELL
Brilliant Cast of 80 Including
Unrivaled Beauty Brigade
5c to $2.00. Mat. 25c to $1.50
ZAND Hartford
Street Phone C-1026
3URLESQUE
EWIS and DODY
9ELL0, AMERICA"
SCREAM OF A SHOW.
VAUDEVILLE.
humiliation "but I've seem soma
nasty accidents when people sot ex
cited over drawing the lish in fast."
Til take care of the little girl."
my father interposed quickly, "if slio
goes overboard .she'll had to drag me
with her, because I'm goini? to tie he r
hair to my buttonhole."
Marion giggled at his nonsense ami
the tension was broken. All of us
who knew Marlon so well also knew
there was no need for Airs. Ticer'.
warning, for. although excitable. Vu
is the most docile, of kiddies, and. !e
sides, lias a fund of common sent-.o
remarkable for' her age. But t think,
we were all grateful to Mrs Ticer for
her warning. It showed a caution on
her part which I, little used to boats,'
found most reassuring. .
Only Bottle Fish.
In another minute we were seated.
Marion and my father in the bow,
Lillian and I in the stern, and then
Mrs. Ticer and her sturdy, freckled
son Jerry pushed off the boat with a
mighty concerted effort and, scram
bling over the sides to the oars, we
were soon many rods from the shore.
"Which way are you going?" Mar
ion asked. "Over where those other
boats are'.'"
"Xawl" Jerry's answer was prompt,
filled with contempt. "They don't
seem to know where the fish are, al
though Buck Elders is in one anil
Jim Steelo in t'other. If Buck an'
Jim were alone they wouldn't be
there. I'll bet they'll feel like fightin'
when they see . us goin' to the real
grounds. But they've each got some
city fellers in there with 'om, and, of
course, they knows all there is to be
knowed about fish in an' everything
else. 'Buck was tell in' me last night
his chap hain't caught nothin' "but
bottle fish. Buck said if lie ever saw
another bottle fish after this trip he
was goin' to turn up his toes and die."
"Suppose you give your tongue a
rest. Jerry, nd work your oars a
little more." his another observed
good naturedly, but with such evident,
meaning in her admonition that her
son shut his flow of conversation- off
at. the tap and bent to bis work with
a will that sent us flying.
"What are bottle fish?" Marion's
voice piped up again with the In
satiable curiosity of childhood.
I saw Jerry's eyes twinkle mischiev
ously and an amused smile creep over
his mother's face.
"Wait till you catch the first one,
honey," she advised kindly, "Ihen
you'll know. But always remember
they're about the sweetest eating
there is."
I made up my mind that there was
something odd about bottle fish
something which evidently to these,
seasoned fisher people meant "getting
a rise" out of the city greenhorns,
and I resolved, childishly enough, to
watch proceedings carefully and, if
possible, not to be surprised by any
thing that should develop.
The irrepressible Jerry struck into
the conversation again.
"Gee, look at that!" lie exclaimed.
"I'll bet Buck jest couldn't stand our
gittin' ahead of him. He must figger
we're headed for the good grounds
an' he's goin' to try to git there ahead
of us:'
Unless otherwise noted, these notices are written b.y the press
bureaus of the theaters or other attractions with which they deal
Wf. OAilY C-JP "Hyiippf- cownwuous stcr.
I HOUSE OF EXCELLKVcre 1 ' B.!
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er. with a famous Sennett cast; Jack
lloxie andj Anne '-Kittle," former Para
mount stars, in the first episode of
the season's sensational serial,
"KJghtninjc Bryce," and the Palace
News Weekly. The big Keith vaude
ville bill is headed by the new novelty
offering. "Sports in the Alps," with .
cast of six people in an act that will
surprise and amuse greatly. Coming
attractions announced by the man
agement today are "Blind Husbands"
and "The Miracle Man."
ROYAL WELCH CO.
AT M. E. CHURCH
Three thousand
prize. advt.
-that's the capital
fflWMWU,n
KNIGHTS OF COLl'ilBl'S SHOW,
In every good show there is a Ail
lain, but he is not always handsome.
In the K. of C. show, however, the
villian is a polished individual with
the sole ambition of marrying a girl
with money, that Ids future comfort
night be assured.
Hugh V. Conroy,. who will be re
membered for his sweet soprano voice
in days gone by, plays the role " of
Laurie Parnum, a most difficult part,
in decidedly professional style. Mr.
t'onroy's voice has changed to a
tenor and his two numbers, "Blow the.
Smoke Away" and "A Pretty Girl is
Like a Melody," from the "Follies,"
are sure to be -decided hits. In the
latter number specialty dances are to
be done by the Misses Donahue. Ja
nellc, Kgan, Monsees, Crowe and Kin
iry. The difficult role of Mi-s. Talcolt,
the jlashy widow 'is to be played -by
.Miss Helen McAloon. who will-makw
her first appearance before the foot
lights. This unfortunate lady, all dur
ing the show is bothered by the per
sistent organ grinder, played by John
J. JCiniry, who at all times in declar
ing love for "Da beau teef mil"
lady. The "Waning Honeymoon" duet
in the second act. by these two peo
ple, promises to please.
Just before the close of the show a
duct, "I'll Take You Back to Italy,"
from Fred Stone's "Jack o' Lantern
Show." is sung by Miss Anna Bailey
and John Kiniry. Miss Bailey is a
splendid dancer, which fact assures
the success of the number.
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The Royal Welsh Concert company
will appear at the Methodist church
tomorrow evening in a varied pro
gram, the individual numbers on
which follow:
"The Star Spangled Banner,"
The Audience.
Tenor Solos
(a) "Rose of My Heart" .. Lohr
(b) "The Deathless Army" ...
Trotero
Ben Davies.
Piano Numbers
(a) Fantasie Liszt
(b) Praeludium, Opus 10 ....
MacDowell
Ithapsodie Hongroise ....
Gaal
Rigoletto Verdi-Liszt
Miss Genevieve Andrews.
Duet
"The Battle Eve" ...... Bonheur
Ben Davies and Risca "Williams.
Baritone Solos -
(a) "The Drum Major" . . Newton
(b) "Where My Caravan Has
Bested'' -. . . . I.olir
Kisca Williams.
Tenor Solos-
(a) "Nirvana"
lb) "At Dawning" -. .
Ben Davies.
Piano Numbers
Andante Finale From Donizetti,
(a) Lucia di Lamniermoor '
For left hand only Opus 13.' '
a Etude Opus 10, No. 5 . .
. , . Chopin
(b) Etude Opus 23, 'Xo;i-9 . -
Chopin
The Trout" Schubert-Heller
.T:tude in D-Flat Liszt
Mis Genevieve Andrews.
Lecture 1
"The Lusitania Disaster" ....
Risca Williams
Synopsis Leaving New York; the
mighty ship, the great crowd of pas
sengers, the voyage across. the
fearful crash, the panic, the ship
sinking, the plunge for life, the
flarht in the sea, swallowed up with.
' the suction, - adrift for live hours,
the scene after the disaster, "Abide1
With Me," the rescue, the scene o:t
shore, the lesson of life.
Tenor Solo '
. "Dear Loye Remember Me" . .
. . . Marshall
Ben Davies.
Baritone Solos
"Neath the Flag of the
"S. A."
"Hail, Sons of America."
Risca Williams.
(a)
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(b)
Finale-
' America."
. Adams
Cad man
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(d)
Is a. Prompt Relief
For Coughs and
Colds
It clears the membranes of
catarrhal collections and
causes the mucous to flow
natually, relieving; the bron
chial passages of tickles and
irritations.
The whole membranous
system is purified ; and
strengthened and natural
healthy conditions are speed-'
ily brought about by Lino
nine, lun fH
A Leap Year affair is the Klksfair.
advt.
WALLACE REID Tie Valley cP the Giants'
SPECIAL ATTRACTION' OVV PLAYING AT LYCEUM
LYCEUM THEATER.
The new bill of vaudeville and mov
ing pictures attracted a large audi
ence to the Lyceum this afternoon.
Four acts of big time vaudeville and
moving pictures that, can be booked
will be the offering for the remainder
of the Meek. On Saturday afternoon
the doors will open at 12:30 o'clock
and th first performance will be at 1
o'clock and then continuous until) 10
p. m. ,- . .
Wallace Reid in "The Valley of the
Giants" is the feature picture. The
picture was filmed largely in the giant
redw:ood forests near Eureka, Cal.
The story is by Captain Peter B.
Kyne, the well known writer. A Mark
Sennett comedy, "The Star Boarder."
is being- shown for the last three days
.of the week. The Paramount maga
zine and the news weekly and a chap
ter of the great, serial, "The Lion.
Man." completes the all-star bill
which is the attraction at the popular
theater during the remainder of the
week.
? "The. Shark," a istory of the sea. It
"relates how a beast of the sea, George
Walsh, in the rotten hole of a tramp
ship with a crew of drunken .Mexi
cans and South American water rata,
is -tamed by the love of a beautiful
young woman. Critics acclaim it Mr.
Walsh's best picture. Pearl White in
th- "Black Secret," a two-part oom-
' edy, Prizma and the Fox Xews com
plete the screen attractions. Six fine
'acts of vaudeville are headed by The
Rural Comedy Four. Jane Lttdon and
company present a eoifiedy, "Deliv
ering the Goods" and the Talbot Troop
appear in their novelty iron jaw offer
ing. Tickets are on sale from 1:80 un
til 9:30.
MVERSARY WE
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
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talb orxnoipi;
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HOX O EE ICE OPEN" EH OM l ::;i . m, to i:3o p M-
SIXDAY TICKETS NOW ON SALE
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1 OXV THEATER.
The last half of anniversary week
at Fox's theater brought an unrivalled
entertainment of pictures and six
acts of splendid vaudeville. George
Walsh is seen in his latest drama,
' "LITTLE WOMEN" AT PALACE.
Filled With humor, pathos and deli
cate sentiment, "Little Women," the
famou;? novel of Louisa M. Aksott,
whicli has been picturized and re
leased as a Paramount-Artcraft spe
cial picture, will be shown at the Pal
ace theater tonight, Friday and Sat
urday. This will be an event in which
every woman and child in the fcity.
and men, too, for that matter, who
have read this immortal story, will be
intensely ' interested. Other photo
plays consist of Mack Bennett's
screaming comedy, "The Star Board-
.IAZZ CARNIVAL OPENING.
The Y. M. T. A. & 13. lrum Corps
jazz carnival will open tonight for
live nights closing Tuesday. Jan. 20tJi,
at IJardeck's hall. The corps has put
forth every effort to make this an
unusual success, and the public can
depend upon receiving their money's
worth. Lynch's jazz orchestra will
provide music for dancing every night
and they will see that your dancing
wants are well taken care of. An en
tertainment will be provided each
evening. Un Friday evening a real
old time Coney Island Mardi Gras will
be held, with showers of confetti. Sat
urday night will be drum corps night
and 20 visiting corps will be here. j
y Eight real booths at the Elks' fair. '
advt.
THE TIME
THE PLACE
and THE GIRL
MUSICAL- COMEDY
Under tlic Auspices ,of Daly Council.
k. or c
JANUARY 19 AND 20
TncMlay Night practically sold out.
Plenty Monday Niglit seats left; lwrrj
and avoid tlic rush.
Monday Matinee Prices Soc. 25c and
15c.
Evening: Prices .$1.50. $1.00. 75c, 25c.
NO AVAR TAX
Ii-.-.e at all drug iiuivn 80c,
$1.20.
XEAY POP CORN
Fresh. Today, 1 2e doz.
ALSO NEW WALNUT MEATS
80c lb.
FRESH PEANUT CLUSTERS
60c lb.
NEW SPANISH PEAN UTS
23c lb.
chocolate Almonds
0c 11).
chocolate dates
80c lb.
CHOCOLATE AVALNUTS
$1.00 lb.
McENROE'S
78 AVEST MAIN STREET
?55 5
TT fC TCA TT T lx AT 1
JJL Sj i A-VkIL $
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TONIGHT, ERE, SAT.
THE BIG PARAMOUNT-ARTCRAFT SPECIAL
LITTLE
WOM
Taken From Louisa M. Alcott's Famous Story.
A on Have Head the Book Now see the photoplay.
KEITH VAUDEVILLE FEATURES
"SPORTS IN
THE ALPS"
SIN PEOPLE IN SOMETHING NEW AND NOVEL.
EXTRA ATTRACTION
MACK BENNETT'S SCREAM
ING COM EDA
THE STAR BOARDER"
COMING ATTRACTIONS
"BLIND HUSBANDS" "THE MIRACLE MAN."
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! A A TREMENDOUS PICTURE !
g II By Far the Best He Has Ever Produced.
. J MACK SENNETT
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SEE THE FIRST .EPISODE
ANNE LITTLE JACK IfOXIE
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LIGHTNING BRA CE"
A SENSATIONAL SERIAL.
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