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PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
TKUBSDAY, EEFTEMEER 29, 1821.
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A LL the richness, romance and dashing fashion that
"" have made DeMille the master of beautiful screen
productions more brilliantly staged than ever before, in
this, his greatest photo-entertainment.
Played by a cast that for number of famous artists has
never been approached in the history of stage or screen.
ALL TITLES DONE IN
RICH COLORS!
UONOAY-TUESIiaY-WEDNESDAY!
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With art all star cast including
Wallace Refd
Elliott Dexter
Monte Blue
Theodore Roberts
Theodore Kosfoff
Gloria Swan son
Bel)e Daniels -k
.Wanda Hawiey
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Polly Morao
EE what happened in the "Green Fan," the "Devil's
Cloister," society's "Mystic Seance" and a score of other
thrilling scenes in boudoir, drawing room and Broadway's
haunts of pleasure.
A social lion's adventures in love. Rustling with silken
luxury. Alluring with beautiful women. Woven into a
heart-stirring human story as real as life can be.
A more beautiful picture has never been made. This
is not press agent stuff, I saw the picture.
A. W. CLOIDT.
2 PERFORMANCES
7:
EACH NIGHT!
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9:00
FEATURE BEGINS AT 7:10 and 9s 10
This same production starts Monday on it ssecond week showing at the Strand The
atre, Omaha, where it is doing capacity business at increased admission. Their
prices are: Matinees 35 and 50c; Nights 40, 50 and 60c.
We know that we are giving our patrons a real treat (r)n nr
when we show this big high-class production for VILOIT
NOTE--We respectfully request that if possible all patrons
will be in their seats when the featvre begins, which is 7:10.
and 9:10. Come early and avoid the rush!
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