New Britain herald., 1922-10-07
SISTERS AT fOX'S
 OPENS ON MONDAY
Tom Mix Last Half--Pauline Fred.
 erick Tomorrow Night

Sisters, Kathleen Norris novel which ran as a serial in Good House keeping. which has been made into a real, human motion picture, comes to Fox's theater the first three days of ' next week, while for tomorrow nigh, the management has secured Pauline Frederick in Two Kinds of Women and Doris May in Up and at Elm the first being romantic drama of high calibre and the second being a comedy of the first water.
 Kathleen Norris Story.
 Sisters, which opens at Monday matinee, is story of a courageous girl who fought to hold her husband from her own selfish sister and won her fight. It features Seena Owen, Matt Moore and Gladys Leslie.
 Sisters" shows how love may pit sister against sister, innocently at first but later growing to deep rooted tragedy. Alix and Cherry are two lovable sisters. Alix, the elder, works for the happiness of the younger and sees her safely married to the man of her choice. The father dies and Alix becomes lonely. Then returns Peter Joyce, an old friend who had travelled the world over aft CT being refused, unknown to Alix, hv Cherry. He and Alix marry, but when Cherry, who leaves her bus. band, comes to live with them trouble begins Peters old love Is revived and clandestine love affair with Cherry develops. Alix regards their marriage vows as sacred and, because she loves her husband, fights for her rights.
 Fate steps in and Cherry's hus- band is nearly killed in a wreck. This makes her realize that she really had loved him and she rushes to him, tempts to flee but is stopped by Alix and in the end the two couples are reunited.
 Sunday Nights Show
 Pauline Frederick is too well known to local movie lovers to need any introduction and in Two Kinds of Women," here tomorrow night, she is at her best That inimitable female comedian, Doris May, in Up and At En-" is delightful. As the pampered pet of a wealthy fatheS she bribe's the chauffeur when re- fused the use of the car, and in dis guise goes to ride. A stranger halls her as a taxi-driver and she accepts the challenge only to discover that her passenger is a robber. She tries to escape, but is compelled to accompany the crooks, and then it is that she gets up and at 'em" and things hap pen fast and furious.
 Hoyt's Here Oct. 18.
 Beginning on Monday October Is, and continuing for at least two weeks, l Hoyt's Revue will hold the stage at Fox's with a new chorus and an en tirely new program of tabloid bur lesque and miniature musical come dies. Lew Brems is again with the company as Hebrew comedian and other members of the cast are said to be equally capable in their parts.
 Clyde Cook in Eskimo Pie" will be | shown next week.
 Good Vaudeville, Too.
 In addition to showing a fine run | of photoplays, Fox's Is showing high | class vaudeville, four acts being changed on Mondays and Thursdays. With the change next Thursday, Tom Mix in Do and Dare' will be the movie feature. This presents Mix in an entirely new role. He first appears as city chap, but when aroused to action starts things going in true Mix fashion.
 Tonight concludes the local show ing of Norma Talmadge in The New Moon."