For the
Live Boys
of Omaha j
For
career,
"YBoy$ at Work
for the Summef
There are over 200 "V" boys Ho
have retular jobi the yur (round.
Practically all these earn their own
membership!, huy their own clothes
and make their upending money.
Hut anion thoe who have join (or
the lummer, we have heard from the
following:
John and Donald Madectt are
working on a berry farm near
Omaha.
Kutiell Hunter is with the School
Supply company.
Vernon Sandwall m employed at
the Nebraska Clothing company
kelling neckties and collar,
Rushton Brothers are in the pop
business at Twentieth and Spencer.
Joe Whealy works in the check
room at the "Y."
' John and David Waterman have
several jobs, carrying papers, raising
garden and caring for chickens.
v Ralph Harris is at Camp Sheldon.
Me went to camp with the Omaha
hoys June 20 and was given a job
for the summer at the camp.
Harold Brown, who is with the
Boy's division staff during the win
ter, is working at Armours.
Omaha "Y" Members
Everyone Should Know
Ronald Householder is interested
in all boys' activities which have a
character building advantage. He en
joys outdoor sports and has developed
skill in athletics.
Ronald has just returned from
Camp Sheldon for his first season. At
camp he won several honors and the
admiration of many leaders who said
he was one of the best examples per
sonifying the motto: "The Other Fel
low First." His unselfish service .and
untiring efforts to help everyone nave
a good time won him many friends
and popularity with his camp mates.
He ii a member of All Saints
church, a Boy Scout in a troop win
ning many highest honors in scout
craft, and has been an active member
of the boys' division of the "Y" for
over a year, v
Ronald is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. V. Householder, 11 South Fifty
first street, and attends Dundee grade
school. '
"Y" Members Away
on Their Vacations
Word has been received from
many "Y" boys who are on their
vacations or who have just returned.
Robert Hartman is touring the
lake region of Minnesota with his
folks. They arc camping, fishi.ng,
canoeing and enjoying a very pleas
ant vacation trip.
Robert Rigby returned this week
from a motor trip through Colo
. rado.
Harvey Moss, Henrv Erion, Don
ald Erion, Thomas Warfield, Wil
liam Ure, jr:, and Archie Powell
soent one and two periods at Camp
Clifford.
John Pattulto leaves during the
week for California to be gojie dur
ing August.
Matt Wigton returned last week
from Camp Sheldon, where he has
been since June 20. After the Oma
ha camp period. Matt stayed at
Camp Sheldon for out-state .camps.
"Y" Popular Place
With Masonic Boys
All boys of the Masonic home
have memberships in the boys' divi
sion of the Y. M. C. A. when they
become 12 years of age.
During the summer months they
spend part of the time near their
farm west .of O-naha.
Their laboc ?.r interspersed with
good times aur! outings. The boys
had two pic.n.'rs last week. At the
end of their day's work several times
each week all come to the "Y" for
a good swim in tlyv pobl.
Boys fr"om the home who now
have membership are Rolland Ahl,
Larry Dolan, Clyde Dymond, Lyal
Newby, Harry Harvey, Harry Rey
nolds, Ewing Jenkins, Joe Savorelli,
Duane Wright, William Lowder.
These boys have been very regular
in the use of their privileges during
the last season, attending gym and
swimming classes. They all were
enrolled i,n the Saturday Noon Bible
classes.
All Set for Big
Watermelon Feed
The. boys' division will hbld its
bi? annual watermelon feed August
17.
Word has been received from E. E.
Mickelwright. who is spending his
vacation at Estes Park, Colo., that
this year's watermelon feed will be
the best and biggest.ever.
On the new electric bulletin board
is the colored poster on which are
listed names of invited guests. There
are many new members who came
into the membership during the sum
mer months. This party is designed
especially for them, to get all of them
acquainted, explain the winter sched
ule and the general use of their mem
bership privileges. Other guests will
be those who have secured new mem
bers during the summer.
Boys Division Notes
New members for the last week
are as follows:' Elv.-ood ' Castle
transferred from Grand Island. Neb
to the Omaha association; Harold
Day, Douglas Day. Earl Woodhalt,
Harold Krelle, Charles Mathews.
Howard Lnndgrec, Randall Stevens,
Marion Burkhart, Randolph Moore,
Henry Pederson, Fred Moores. W.
Lee Brown, Emmett Spraktes, Tohn
Williams, Lyal Quinby, Robert Keyt,
John Page. Don Myers.
The entire boys division is having
a general cleanup, new coats of paint
and plumbing put in first class or
der for the coming season. It will
take a month to complete the paint
ing. Many members bring their friends
to the "Y" with them this summer.
The guest is entitled to same
privileges as the member for the
day. There have been several out-of-town
"Y" boys from Lincoln, In-
diaita, Rantas Cuy and nuny other
oritum over the country. Hoys
who are touring the country with
their parents oncn top kr a mm!
and hower.
the Silent, Yet
Polyglot Drama
For All Sat ions
the fir.t lime m hi. n.neit' 1 he ilent drama,
Chubby Walter Hitri i to no tonuue and vet
appear in blackface in 'The Ghut j univerval language. iir it speaks with
Breaker." starring Wallace licid. 'the heart and to the heart; hence a'l
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These are the
WALLACE REID
in "The Dictator"
Supported by Lila Lee
From the novel by Richard Harding Davit
Directed by James Cruze
Scenario by Walter Woods
MARION DAVIES
in
The Young Diana"
by Marie Corelli
A Cosmopolitan Production
THOMAS MEIGHAN
"If You Believe It, It's So"
by Perley Poore Sheehan
Directed by Tom Forman
Scenario by Waldemar Young
in
BETTY COMPSON
in "The Bonded Woman"
From the story "The Salving of John Somen"
by John' Fleming Wilson
Directed by Philip Rosen
Adaptation by Albert Shelby LeVino
MAY McAVOY
in "The Top of New York"
by Sonya Levien
Scenario by Julia Crawford IversJ
"THE LOVES OF PHARAOH"
with Emil Jannings, Dagny Servaes,
Harry Liedtke and Paul Wegener
An Ernest Lubitsch Production
GLORIA SWANSON
in a Sam Wood Production
, "Her Gilded Cage"
Scenario by Elmer Harris and Percy Heath
Based on the play by Anne Nichols
A William deMille Production
"NICE PEOPLE"
with Wallace Reid, Bebe Daniels,'
Conrad Nagel and Julia Faye
From the play by Rachel Crothers
Scenario by Clara Beranger
THE SUNDAY DEE :
luuiuu. uu) ui'drrttand ' The bet
ter the picture, the more easily ;s it
undrrt0od and by a greater variety
of races and jteople. Yet, Strang
M ) rhe maker of the pufire
t-t.en find that they ntut peak
many tongue, so that they may
fdmmun'cate their desires and
thoughts to the actors and other! em
ployed in the filming. It is one of
it i true, tii
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W II II II
FORTY-ONE great new Paramount
Pictures will be released in the com
ing six months beginning August 6th.
Your theatre manager is booking youi
photoplays now for the coming season.
Make sure that he is preparing to show
you these Paramount Pictures.
It is for you that Paramount has worked
out step by step, months in advance, this
great program,
gathered all the great geniuses of pro-duction-dramatists,
stars, directors, art
ists, technicians and supplied them with
forty-one new Paramount Pictures you should ask your theatre manager to book:
RODOLPH VALENTINO
in "Blood and Sand"
A Fred Niblo Production
Supported by Lila Lee and Nita Nald!
From the novel by Vicente Blaaco Ibanes
and the play by Tom Cuihing
Adaptation by June Mathis
"THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN"
' with Alma Rubens
From the story by James Oliver Curwood
Directed by Frank Borsage
A Cosmopolitan Production
"THE SIREN CALL"
with Dorothy Dalton
An Irvin V. Willat Production
Supported by
David Powell and Mitchell Lewis
by J. E. Nash
Adaptation by J. E. Nash and Philip Hum
JACK HOLT
in a Peter B. Kyne special
"While Satan Sleeps"
Adapted by Albert S. LeVino
From the novel "The Parson of Panamint"
Directed by Joseph Henabery
CECIL B. De MILLE'S
Production
"Manslaughter"
with THOMAS MEIGHAN
Leatrice Joy and Lois Wilson
From the novel by Alice Duer Miller
Adaptation by Jeanie Macphersoa
The HuaUton Theatrical Corporation prttente
"THE MYSTERIES OF INDIA
Directed by Joe May
"PINK GODS"
A Penrhyn Stanlaws Production
by Cynthia Stockley
with Bebe Daniels, James Kirkwood and
Anna Q. Nilsson
Adaptation by J. E. Nash and Sonya Levien
"THE OLD HOMESTEAD",
with Theodore Roberts
Adapted from Denman Thompson's play
by Perley Poore Sheehan and Frank Woods
Scenario by Julien Josephion
Directed by James Cruze
book th.pklum. HeM brnkkig
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OMAHA. JULY SO, 192-'.
the many oaidoei ot the itrecu!
'woild, !
j An unuu.Jly interesting illutira-'
lion oi this numm i to he found'
' n Cuy Bate Cost's present tilmmg j
'of hi second creen vehicle. "Omar,,
I the Tentmaker." a Richard Walton
'fully production. Nigel de Hrulier,
jwho play Niein in this colorful
Iphotodrama, is French; although he
Karlotf,
Russian
If it's a Paramount Picture it's the best
"THE FACE IN THE FOG"
By Jack Boyle
A Cosmopolitan Production
"BURNING SANDS"
with Wanda. Hawley and
Milton Sills
A George Melford Production
by Arthur WeigaU
Adaptation by Olga Printtlau
WALLACE REID and
LILA LEE
in "The Ghost Breaker"
by Paul Dickey and Charles W. Goddard
Adaptation by Jack Cunningham
Directed by Alfred Green
"THE COWBOY"AND THE
LADY"
with Mary Miles Minter and
Tom Moore
Directed by Charles Maigne
' by Clyde Fitch
A George Fitzmaurice Production
"TO HAVE AND TO HOLD"
with Betty Compson and
Bert Lytell
Supported by
Theodore Kosloff and W. J. Ferguson
by Mary Johnston
Scenario by Ouida Bergere
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in"The Man Who Saw Tomorrow"
by Perley Poore Sheehan and Frank Condon
Directed by Alfred Green
"ON THE HIGH SEAS"
with Dorothy Dalton and Jack Holt
Supported by Mitchell Lewis
by Edward Sheldon
An Irvin V. Willat Production
FAMOUS MAYERS LASKY CORP.
ADOLPH ZUKOR, President
' NEW,.YORK .CITY
speaks I'nglish ery tluently, lie is'
helped by having the diitctoi ad
vise him in his native tongue Ma-'
tlaiue Rose l)ione, the shah's mother
o( the story, has been in the I'nited
States for six years, yet she speaks
very little Kuglish and her native
I'reuch it almost obligatory, Bortr j
the piece ie being
meuiani t cu-ans, ,ri, aicmhi,
(jurkhaf and trench Canadian,
Kruest Milliard, the screen's most
debonair "vilyun," has completed
wotk in "Divorce Coupons," Corinne
('rittiih's latest production (or Vita-
the Imam Mowatiak, is ol
birth. Many of the bits in
graph, previously
iullen Landis,
m a
every conceivableequipmenttoproduce the
most magnificent and thrilling pictures!
You are to be the deciding and endorsing
factor in this audacious program of E very
.Paramount Picture a Big Picture!
Seize the opportunity in advance!
Telephbne the theatre. Ask the man
ager "When are these Paramount Pic
tures coming?"
Get the day and date of showing for
.every one of the forty-one, and you are all
set for the greatest shows of the greatest
season in the history of entertainment'
show in town
RODOLPH VALENTINO
in "The Young Rajah"
Adapted from the play by Alethea Luce and
the novel "Amos Judd" by John Ames Mitchell
Adaptation by June Mathis
Directed by Phillip E. Rosea
ALICE BRADY
in "Anna Ascends"
by Harry Chapman Ford
Directed by Joseph Henabery
A William deMille Production
"CLARENCE"
By Booth Tarkington
with Wallace Reid, Agnes Ayres,
and May McAvoy
Adaptation by Clara Beranger
GLORIA SWANSON
In a Sam Wood Production
"The Impossible Mrs. Bellew"
by David Lisle
Adaptation by Percy Heath
"ENEMIES OF WOMEN"
by Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Directed by Robert Vlgnola ,
A Cosmopolitan Production
A George Melford Production
Robert Louis Stevenson's
"EBB TIDE"
with Lila Lee and James Kirkwoou
Cast includes
George Fawcett and Raymond Hatton
Adapted by Lorna Moon -
"THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR"
From the story by Peter B. Kyne
Directed by Frank Borzage
A Cosmopolitan Production
ELSIE FERGUSoft
in "Outcast"
by Hubert Henry Davies
A John Robertson Production,
Adaptation by Josephine Lovett
ft U
poitravrd by Ar-1
trading man. who will he iciiiembei.
eJ limn ln woik m a similar part in
" I he Old Xet," it sern in rite lead
ing iule in ' Where Is My Wandering
Boy Tonight." winch plays the first
four i!.t of this week at the Rialto
theater. The part of the mother Is
very capably played by Virginia True
Boaidman.
titled "I.inda."
the popular )Oung
"SINGED WINGS"
withBebe Daniels
A Penrhyn Stanlaws Production
by Katherine Kewlin Burt
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in George Ade's
"Back Home and Broke"
Directed by Alfred Green
AGNES AYRES
in "A Daughter of Luxury"
Adaptation by Beulah Marie Diz
Directed by Joseph Henabery
A George Fitzmaurice Production
"KICK IN"
with Betty Compson and Bert Lytell
By Willard Mack. Scenario by Ouida Bergere
WALLACE REID
in "Thirty Days"
by A. E. Thomas and Clayton Hamilton
Directed by James Cruze
MARION DAVIES
in "Little Old New York"
by Rida Johnson Young
Directed by Frank Borzage
A Cosmopolitan Production
RODOLPlTvALENTINO
in "A Spanish Cavalier"
Based on the play "Don Cesar DeBasan"
By Adolph d'Ennery and P. F. P. Dumanier
Scenario by June Mathis
JACK HOLT
in a Peter B. Kyne special
"MAKING A MAN"
Directed by Joseph Henabery
Adaptation by Albert Shelby LeVino
ALICE BRADY
"Missing Millions"
by Jack Boyle
in
A William deMille Production
"NOTORIETY"
with Bebe Daniels
by Clxa Beranger