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The New York herald., 1921-05-01

Abore - Favorite por-
trait of Mrs. Lydig Hoyt.
noted society beauty, who
has entered the movies,
playing with Norma Tai
,nadgc in "Thc Wonderful
Thing. -
Underwood & Underwood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

~ "NHF A'NN ~ NJ
NORTH NAlN gTUgEr.t5b0 cash viii
huf THIS beautiful little DuIfurui, bun.
Ehlnw VI live rooms tUI1ndid huIIt.'n fcn-
lures inr"n garage. Wuat attractive, lli'lr
place uu thr north slide. priced o.. .'ll 81
once. ou'f 10000 shown boy appointment.
II j N%hsiirhy & 60 Cedar l1ls
htN HOUSE thra, rooms. we'll full e1st
ruut Got, 81 200. terms $500 cash. 81,
month. W . owen, I05 Robinson
mas
NEWLY decorated room. srmlmnIrrn
pavement, uDar car limo, splendid iocH.
ton. 5000. $500 rHsh. ovprc 9G17
OWNER iu chicago WIt,a "sell North
tlvrrd homo - 200 with gB,oun cash. Do
Sta rooms. basement. garage, substantial
throughout. My very best buy on north
sidu Geo. A tummins. Cedar 7at
on AuNNNutNG. confidence restored
nov DO the time Co invest in Tulsa realty.
bungalow, five rpOWai modern. garage,
large south front lot, close 90 univrrsity,
city echouli cat limo, 81 800, terms 5000
cash, 80" month, including interest Will
trade Tor hctcaB'. W r. owen, iO5 Hob.
lnson nus.
OwnEW sbciiu,c, T-tvlm house. with ali
latest improvements. nice decorations,
basement garage. ln restricted ncIEhbor-
hood, IN iltney tine Tor $1,000. 1900
will handle can Usage 2322 n.
PRACTICALLY NEW 1900 cash han.
dies this attractive b.ruom modern bun
EBlOw, hardwood floors throughout. man
tyl bullt-lu features. garage
and solid drive, Priced Tor immediate
sale, $4,000, sea IS. Yorktown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

nARGAtN

4 dandy good IN acres " land seven
fuI1.s suuthwcai of this town. close TO
public road and ON telephone liuo. oioss
tu good school and church and in q fine
HuiElturhtod For white people only. has
10 good small house. good barn. wagon
shed. corn OtIb. hay barn, hen house, smoke
house two good wells and spring Al
buildings ~ iu good shups. Nv, acres lu
HltHifH pue hhlf acre IN awberfieg, a
nice youuE orchard 30 acres good land N
cultivation. under 70 good fence. Price tit-s
fa76 cash. IIIluHr small uayuru each
year. write owner ur cutua at once. e.
O.. Mills. bonneville. Ara
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

Groom bungalow. close t1 GOOD arIo1I.
Gail 90 srr tAlB today Opuar Is ssrrl-
rl'ag Iunrr 81 W. Turner with Yer.
". eyer and TrgHs Usage rIsg, Usage
as-E Residence Usage 255s-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

s-.4rpJ--Es renovated aud recovered,
At,6 n. refelt old felt mattresses. all
gubr4ntped. Porter Mattress Co,
,t.os UIIgr 1895.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

49,
FOUR. ROOM house. water aud Has Lom
bard addition, $40, i.IluW house. lbt2
Chambers, gaa, welt Ihompson, Usage
$500.
FOR REST-FIyr room bungalow. newly
siob.
FOR RENT Mn. ruom nuls, al tgs6 q.
cheyenne Az Usage slo.t2o.
FIVE basement rooms. modern. Tor rent.
Call Usage t7t-J.
house, Two baths. garage. servant room
basement and furnace close to li'nry and
Two families, Immediate possession.
HODGE H.. I9il-Ouo.ntI VI G-rrum du-
pleS. modern $50. usHEc 2oa1
HASKELL E.. iag- .uaIf Of C.rplm
duplex. private bath. newly decorated
IT'S YOUR mOVE NESI-fur Hodges
Transfer. Moving and storage, Packing
furniture q speciality. l29 south EIEtn
MODERN. close in duplex fnr rent rea-
MAYBELL. ", lo9-Fiye.room, modcu
bungalow with garage. call oougo
NINTH, H.. bg3-Fiyo-rpom, modern house
Tor rent. CAN Usage Sls2-R
NEW s-rooiV, mudcrn houso. Sacred Heart
district l7i6 J.. Sixteenth St. Rent
ONE-HALF new duplex. throa large
rooms ana sleeping porch bNli 10 itA
tures Just right Tor small family. call
$50 W. Cameron.
ONE-HALt 81 modern duplex. close to
trunsportdtiOn, reasonable rent. Usage
s5s3-J.
QUAKER, g.. 5C9-Muderu. unmrulshrd.
s-room duplex, electricity, $40 PER
month.
SIX ROOMS. modern. large lot. well water,
near school ana car line, $50. ". T.
owen, 405 Robinson Btdg, Usage o2.
THHEE-ROOM house, back screened IN
porch, partly modern, on Iltuey ana car
line; Groom house. partly modern. ono.
half block u car and Jitu"y, 5-roum mod
rrn house on car liuc. Osago 5lo3.
TEN Rooms, furnace heat, gear garage
and servant quarters, on south side,
500. Abbott K WEIGH, Usage 1901.
TRENTON. 5. 53O-NinC-room house, $50
month. Phone Allen, Cedar 1881 or
Usage 1858.
THKEE-ROOM modern house Ia rear Of
1888 n. Denver, Collar 1879,
WINDOW SHADES made to measure. call
Johnston. the man with the goods and
experience Usage b007. 72O w PARK.
YORKTOWN. ~, llO-For rent. broom
bungalow with basement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WANTID-To RENT n.
Aei tHdsf thn Atsdlnq asst b cad IN sdrAass.

WANTED October 10Th. small three ot
1.r"um house apartment or half duplex.
furnished Dall oEHrr l7i3 Monday
WANTED TO REST. Room aoN50 or
larger suitable for studio. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
PROPERTY

~yCVE for your second hand furni.
0Ll can Blue Front Furniture &C
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

TWO GOOD farms for sale or trade $50
bud 40 acres. would like good garage,
grurrry store err income property. 2l3
Security Nllg cedar 22bf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
ACREAGE ron Sal

WANTED 10 rent hy permanent party,
broom. modern house. r. 4. AKIN, as
s.. Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

car - III
MOVE HIGHT INA beautiflI new T..
room bungalow, heavy Oak floors pHI,
sub flooring attractive Wantrl. huilt.In
features. modern. large rooms. ruuyru
lrutly arranged. scTstHrd-in back I.fth,
brick front fun lot. nigh a'fl1f 4 cation.
uU south side, 1880 Tor "a trv utvs uN'3,
with $500 cash, $50 per month, call
Usage sssG
NORTH CHEYENNE bungalow sryou
rootns lnrEo living ro", '1'ss hga
hardwood ruors French .'.re 'nst front
servant quartars. Laundry t..u plenty ~
shade ana ru,f tr.'H. paving pHld out
close 20 church. r'Ha private nT pub'l
. z.hnrI $500 .HHh and $50 per month
less 'f.u rrri. buys This property AZ mo
reduced rrI.r ul = gfn. Gail uH today. -
T. sEH...ky q 60. Cedar 1915
4 SEW uuE3NloW. just completed. four
r....H Hui s.rrru,I.in sleeping porch
pretty nHar front 'oru"r I"i close ~"
T....H. f.|Wn lft" rent bHrHr .-N
Central National naulS Cedar 1890
. Eprru -IDE. Price s. 5000, room
alr.f|s modern bungalow, hard Eu'H
I FLOORS ~....m.lt, garage aHl drive Ih.a
. Huusa IH .tHrn sheetyd and "'i buNi
TrrlrH r.aEr sou
.lrI .r.r..r. house. newly painted and
/ decorated NII size corner lu' ON paving
good w.i. only four blocks from new
nfgN rluu.I Terms cen toe arranged
. r'., yarEu. can j. g. kuddIu. 4't Ken
n,lg uIfg raago 1900.
NEW &. room house. half acre Of ground.
vairr and gas. f.soo, $3.50 cash. ual-
snur rarus cedar l.s-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

igo ACRES. So smooth valley land. so IN
cultivation. nearly all fenced, hog proof.
everlasting spring and well water. barn
and other buildings Fine place 60 handle
2" 900, = years Ht o per cent. fhilip
N.mIL- MIulnI OHM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

..t waranieed returned home the
~ "sy So and W, phone US aud have
.sHy an can aud show samples and give
y.H prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
uOVsEs rVKNIsUTn

W. Ii llHLl Jul ltlHt'A N.IhNA'A I'AH"I
cvory convenience. owner Wishes 20
inaintain one room. also board; reference
exchanged. Residence Usage sSo5 ur
Usage Sg62 office
CLOSE IN-Furulshod, modern cottage.
Usage Als6 6gSb.
FOCR-ROOM furnished house, puusc05inn
p,'aeyy iGoY'ng G'SeG 'io - D.
F1yE-ROOM furnished cottage including
piano at 10 r. Aanthus, usago 2OlA-I.
FOREST. =, il36-tive rooms nicely fur
nished, house modern. SOL. usagc 1871
FOURTH W. 7g5-rnrss-ruon. modern
cottage. furnished, rear Of lpti no chill
dr,n.
FoUR-ROOM modern house fr rrut.
furnished. 1902 r. Fourth ST., Usage
7si2-R,
FOR RENT-Four-room modern furnished
or unfurnishoi, newly decorated house
FOR RENT-wslslug distance. south
side, new furnished 5-room bungalow,
hardwood floors, old ivory finish, large
basement Usage l93l-R
O RENT-Thrry rooms ~ nicely fur
nished, modern duPlos, Close No, rent
reasonable. 4ti n. Frufan. Usage aAiUs.
FIGE-ROOM modern partly furnished.
'55. one block from car llHc. one block
from school on Admiral ana Federal ST.
ney lines. -tSO r. Federal can after
3 p. IN Reference required.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished e-room
reSsonable. viii consider sharing VIA
man aud wife. call Osaro 1859.
FOR RENT-Fuur-room modern house
furnished. 2yls T. Hodge.
TINE-ROoM moderu. partly furnished
from school; on Admiral aud Federal llJ-
ucy lines 2iap f.. Federal can otter o
p ~. References required
FINE-HoOM modern, uarty Furnished.
1855, one block from cor lfa,, 900. block
from school, On AdmIrHl and Federal il'.
ney lines. 2i10 T.. Admiral ,aIl anvr @
p. m, References required
FURNISHED broom m"drrn house with
Nau'hus usaEe ilos-H
GILLETTE, ~, sly home for rent
furnished Call Usage SOIL
HALE OF Groom dupIeK furH.sH"i ggol
". L. owens. 900 Robinson Hds. Usage
HopGE, p ans. sis.room ouplrs nouss
water. car in t,orson ~ phone, osagc
tios X Dsogr sGol-H
LARGE s-room furnished bungalow %
1913 $ tiEvtnuatl wien gntaEr VIII
rent by month OF sl'r .'afr d." 'u.H.
ton 10 children. CAL after + 20 g. u.
MAYbELI, 81. eo7-soutf slide of Groom
duplex fpr rent, everything furnished
strictly modern
NICELY furnished b-ru0u bungalow aud
garage. 90 Hastan Cedar 500
NICELY fraishrd --runm, Wl fern house.
ErrrrueI-Iu back porch. with drop cur
tgius. fun si2e lut, near school and good
transportation b1HEr NhtH-
SHANE attractive cottage, south Hiic.
ladies' Employed. Usage g5B7. Refer
enceH exchanged
SIN. DOM house. completely furnished
gHrHge on pavement, a1b, osage ZOO.
TWO Groom houses Tor r"r one fur
nt.heu, }lv per month. one putlrnish'd,
$40 Der month. three blocks Fuuth of NrTu
station. on 3 s line. Can Usage sljb.
THREE 3room aP.rtmgnts eomPietcly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

H0.ACRE idaal truck and alfalfa farm
close 10 Tulsa ell river bottom 900 per
hcrc, terms. Phone Usage Bi3d-J. John l..
nraurhumu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

,.-w 9,.. tapestry rur. 1880; cougoleum
A. 3d.. others half price. ia y. Boston
r.ar. zoos.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

I.s FIGURE with YOU when you
II. g.sf furniture to sell. WIN nay
s,si ]po.sl,.g pr Gss, ssssds,.' What we say .Sy
Aa' .. .Il do.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
PROPERTY
WANTED-To my

WANTED to buy. secondhand set Of
windshield glasses Tor Ford car. Phone
Usage b0kJ.
WE u and sell used furniture. Cali
vs. " you have anything TO sell, Rawi.
ings & Hanawslt, llG T.. Second 81.
cedar 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

FOU IMMEDIATE sale at u bargain. we'll
improved farm uu rock road between
proved land. Usage sos. Mrs. C. c.
Powell.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

'..lgu. ii. away. Jiggs wants cash; will
NO. ,r euro cheap. ai6 w, First.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

EAST S~ECDNu-SIN. room modern
bungalow 400 good condition. loo
Gated ON beautiful CORNER lot. prtce
reduced 10 $4,000. This is another
1921 price. Small cash payment VIII
handle. Dbago 1Hal.bOhs.
NApuN INVESTMENT 90.
.lh-l9 Security Bldg.
FDtH.VOOM house. good clstcrr, gar.
age, fun lot. one block uf jitnvy. Price
$3.50. $500 cash. NJ. j. Glass & Co..
rhuu, cedar 1874.
FIVE ROOM modern on pavement oay
floors. hullt.lu features, Paving paid
rTIr0 go. 300 $500 cash.
"a. J. GLASS \ co.
Phone OHare 1894
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


tIVODp S..st room rcHidcrro with
garage. plenty ~ shade rrIcc S. 500
paaEr $3.50 iirs,oub Dtsl Iststa ana
loan Du.
IAsu SIDE .SIN. room modern duplex
bungalow. Wbntcl in each front room.
'vu aurvDucd. lu back pnfrh'at c.roru,
house and Eurnge uu roar ut lot, good
welt. uuIy fa.gtU. $500 cash. balance iyHs
thsu rrut CON cedar 1850.
EtsT UtRNETTE sIy.room modern
bungalow. hardwood floors. mantri.
huiII.Iu features corner Dot. garage. $500
VIII handle can t,lnr ltao
EAST sIDE-FINcsruuW modern bunRa
low with Ny, rooms ~ furniture. gar.
age. close to sphuol and car Tine. nice. hiEh
luDst,u $4,000 5000 cash, balance easy.
,H|l cedar 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

II000- YOUR HION H0Ule md glfaEe.
boz .lBgIr. $500 cash and $50 per
month Including Interest. Usage sol.
tteag. FINL-HDON east front, almost
ues modern bungalow worth your lime
20 look 80 thiH bargain. Terms Usage SOL.
500 CASH. balance monthly buys sis
rooms lu irving Place, price only So, $50.
Has easement garage, choice corner lot
pretty lHNU. cedar 7a1,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

FOR SALE-1en.aCfr truck ana poultry
farm. two miles from OkuulEor, rich
au1 productive. 3-roum house, gas. Tine
we'll hearing pecan trees etc. 4 money
Lombard lisI ". Main, Okmu1Eee. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
FLArs-rTKNIsmI

APARTMENT furnished two rooms mod
ern, exceptionally clean and completely
Furnished. Including clean linens weekly,
1905 s. quaker. Usage Gi79.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

Ozark FARMS Missouri snd Arkansas.
from 20 20 2000 acres, all pricca from
1900 up. Come IN or write The Neabltt
Co. tol security Buiiding Phone Ossss
6t6i Residence, pssEr kGb6-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
REFELTEr

5rp.s..s RE oveRED AND REM.
AIM WAITED
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WALKER
TENT AND BOULDER

Flve-room, modern apartment, first floor,
POSSESSION at once. phone Usage $3.50 Tor
appointment.
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you want TO rent . house within
HkIug distance ani close 10 school.
W. furniture on easy payments AZ =
Or ply. cali on FeldinaH Flu niture Co.
hN, ttfat Usage bTbb.
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
OLD BUICK work car for plaster. con-
crete aud brick work. S. W. Mari.
Usage 5Is.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10

S3.g0O-t5OO cash. buys almost new
A-Tuum bungalow, w~ell-bulit
house. rooms are large ana well
arranged, full sized lot. Ia first
CHASE location This is a property
With n 1874 price, Better call 10 see
TITS today.
NADON INVESTMENT CO.,
2ls-l9 Security BIDS. Usage 7s53-5Osl
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
 AT PALACE SITNDAY

In keeping with the letter of the sagacious critics that the supreme test of successful photoplay should be characterized in the first instance by a good story replete with action, Doug las Fairbanks in ''The Mark of Zorro" a United Artists production that is to be shown at the Palace theater, begin ming Sunday has certainly, amongst other things, fulfilled that requirement..
 This story adapted from Johnston McCulley's "The Curse of Capistrano" that was featured serially ill the All Story Weekly magazine. can be safe ly said to surpass all of 'Doug's'' pre- vious screen productions and to estab- fish a new record in expansive film creation. The main action of the story has as it's locale early Southern Cali fornia with its colorful, picturesque, indolent life as existed before Americans migrated to its borders. 1ndolence reigns in the picture play until the agile Doug enters the scenes and hence all become inured to the greatest amount of activity as usually transpires wherever he makes his appearance.
 The Keith vaudeville bill at the Palace for Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday features four fine acts with Gladys Delmar and her Jazz band; George Hall, the comedian; Fields and Henry in a singing and talking offer ing, and ''The Bullet Proof Lady, sensational novelty.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
FORBIDDEN FRUIT, IS
 GEORGEOUS SPECTACLE

Forbidden Fruit An inviting name and certainly an entertaining picture. This uper-production of Cecil DeMille will open a four days showing at FoX's theater tomorrow night, the other Sunday evening pie ture being dainty Marguerite Clark in "All-of-a-S -a-Sudden-Peggy." The Fox News and Century comedy will also be shown.
 The chief interest of theatercoers. however, centers around Forbidden Fruit" a masterful dana of life luxury and love. said to be one of the most lavishly beautiful productions ever screened. It is a vividly inti- mate revelation of love and married life. It bares a wife's struggle be- tween duty to a rascally husband and the call of her own heart to a real man who was worthy of her affec- tion. The settings and gowns shown are more varied and gorgeous than any of the previous DeMille pictures shown. The cast includes Agnes Ayers as the leading woman and Forrest Stanley playing opposite her. Clarence Burton also has an impor- tant role. Others supporting these stars are Kathlyn Williams, Theodore Kosloff, Theodore Roberts. Shannon
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21

The Soul of Youth" which promises 10 keep the house in laughter during its showing. Young Sergeant in this picture had a role altogether different in type from that of his initial screen appearance. In this. he is the modern boy of the city streets reared in a dreary foundling home. without father or mother. but who when the oppor- tunlty arises, and is given real chance in life shows sterling qualities Of character and with the addition of a goodly share of pluck and mettle becomes a real hero and an important figure in the affairs of grown up men and women. Charles Chaplin. Son Of Tarzan." Ford Weekly and Snub Pollard comedy will complete the program for the evening.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
NEW BILL OPENS AT
 FOX'S MONDAY AFTERNOON

new vaudeville program in con- nection with the showing of Forbid - den Fruit" opens at Fox's Monday It is headed by the J. C. Lewis com pany. This youth is heralded as the youngest juvenile comedian in vaude- vile. The famous Four Bonisettis. known all over the United States as stellar acrobats, are also on the pro- gram.
 Tonight is the last chance to see Buck Jones in "The One Man TraiT' and the vaudeville features. showing
 Rose of Spain." enc act musical comedy act. and three other numbers Of singing and dancing. It is a good program.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
AT FoX's STARTING SUNDAY.
ANNOUNCEMENT

Never before in the history of the New Britain amusements has theer been the volume of interest evinced on the part of the pubic in any one theatrical venture as that which has como forth. with the announcement that the Lornc Elwyn Stock company isto be installed at the Lyceum theater making possible the permanent in stitution of a company of capable stock players.
 The management of the Lyceum has been thc recipient of hundreds of letters from lovers of the spoken drama expressing most sincere well wishes for the lasting success of the company and the desire to heartily cooperate. In answer to those letters We extend out heartfelt thanks. and further than this. we wish to express our patrons with the fact that a stock company is essentially tho vehicle through which the dramatic culture of a municipality is expressed, and that this stock company is your stock company and that your criticism, your suggestion. your praise. your condem- nation are as heartily solicited by the management as by the players them selves.
 We feel that in presenting this sterling company of players for your approval we arc actuated by just one ambition to make you comfortable and happy to sec 10 it that the enter tainment provided for you meets with your approval. Trusting that our ef- forts will have full measure of your approval. Trusting that our efforts a approbation and our friendship may be a long, sincere and lasting one. we thank you and earnestly solicit your cooperation.
 The Management
 "Lyceum Theter."
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
LON CHANEY IN VICTORY
 AT PALACE THEATER SUNDAY

Lon Chaney, who will be remembered for his striking portrayal of the role of ''The Frog in George Loane Fuckers production, ''The Miracle Man." has a prominent part in the Maurice Tourneur picturization of Joseph Conrad's famous novel, "Vic- tory.'' MT. Chaney is cast as Ricardo. an adventurous wanderer in the South Seas who concocts a scheme to rob the lonely, island-dwelling hero of his re- puted wealth It is a role that calls for all of MT. Chaneys well known mowers of characterization Associated with him in this big Paramount-Art-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
OLDING A HUSBAND
 dele Carrison's New Phase of Revelations Of q Wife

Told Lillian she should Real Estate Agent. rose in spite of myself s procession reached the ! elm which guarded the tho dilapidated house Ticer home. It had not ! q leaf. but there was the ng green in it's branches. so stately. SO inspiring a pnc could not help n isfactlon at the prospect God can make n tree" ftiy.
 you'd feel that way bt close up to this" Lil- f'What q pity this is ! . a good tree surgeon pndcrs with this if any pie owned th!s place" other. Auntie Madge :" cd. See what I've try ring "
 uu to the side of the c road. about one hun pm the tree. and was rturc of childish delight, e of n ring of glossy from which peeped the III blossoms. The plants ircled what evidently en a cherished flower rh was now only weeds, rrop already large and 1nly tho hardy daffodIls border had survived the ars.
 pe Beautiful.
 Grandma Dacey put rs ago" Mrs. Ticer said. b be tho Dacey farm,
 
 in those days there rcttier place anywhere
 after Grandpa and cy died tho place was 'e then it's gone from Poor old Grandma
 often thought she'd rave if she knew how
 house and yard was.
 place SO. and she ruch pride in her neat r flowers"
 le lump in my throat. Eomethjng especially he tn tho thought of rees ono has cherished
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21

Day, Bertram Johns and Julia Faye.
 ''All-of-a-Sudden-P Peggy" is a brisk, snappy, refreshing little com edy drama, one of the kind that are made for actresses like Miss Clark.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21

craft production are Jack Holt, Seena Owen, Wallace Beery, and others. The
New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
SUNDAY AT THE LYCEUM

be"ls Huckleberry" Sergeant, so oupoeo because of his portrayal of Mark iWain's immortal boy creation