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..7.M0VA IN "BILLIONS"
AT THE RIALTO
Tim incomparable Nazimova will a
pear at the Rialto the first half of this
week in an exceptional urama ui
woman's varying moods, "Billions.'
In this brilliant and fascinating ro
m0nre from French sources. Nazimovn
ia given full scope for that amazing
artistry which has won for her the
first place among living actresses
nililons" tells of the unusual lovf.
story of a proud Russian Princess and
an American poet, who through an
unexpected twist of circumstances ia
transformed into a multi-millionaire.
"Man vs. Woman", a new and amus
ing Christie comedy; Pathe New.?
"Topics of the Day," and an inter
esting travelogue.
Coming the last half of the week
Bert Lytdl in "Tho Price of Redemp
tion", adapted from tho widely real
novel, "Tho Temple of Dawn." It ia
u screen drama so vital and gripping
that it will hold you tense and breath
less. Conductor Jean L. Schafer and his
Symphony players will feature the spe-
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SHOWS START AT 1, 3. 5. 7, 9
MATS. 20c NIGHT 35c
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THIS WEEK
Jesse L. Lasky Presents
Cecil B. DeMille's
Production
"Forbidden Fruit"
By Jeanie MacPherson
A Paramount Picture
Show, start at 1, 3. 5, 7, 9
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clal number Slavonic Rhapsody by
Friedman, and the Overture "Ruy
nias" by Mendelssohn. Wilbur R.
Chenoweth, organist, will feature on
the grand organ during the showing
of "Billions" "Melodie" by Rachman
inoff; and during tho showing of "The
Price of Redemption", "Hymn to tho
Sun" by Rimsky-Korsakoi.
CECIL B. DeMILLE'S GORGEOUS
PRODUCTION "FORBIDDEN
FRUIT" ALL WEEK LYRIC
Here is another Cecil B. DeMille
life-drama of marriage and its critical
problems that bares the hearts of men
and women, shows the working of tho
human soul, filled with the radiance
of romance that will quicken your
heart-beat, "Forbidden Fruit" is a
drama of poignant beauty, warm with
tho flesh and blood of living men and
women. Dressed in all tho glowing
color and luxury that DeMille can
weave like a cloth of gold. A story
that blends the spiritual beauty of
"Something to Think About" with
the flare and silken fashion of "Why
Change Your Wife?" More thrilling
realistic, more sumptuously staged,
than any other production DeMille has
created.
Owing to the length of this produc
tion the picture will start at one, three,
five, seven and nine o'clock sharp.
Introductory prologue, "A Cinderella
Incident," with Flavla Waters and
Lois Melton will be given at the de
luxe performances at three, seven and
nine. Owing to the cost of this plc
turo the admission will be thirty cents
for all seats at the matinee, and fifty
cents for all seats at the night perform
ances. No children's prices.
"FOLLOW ME, GIRLS" HEAD
LINES NEW BILL OPENING
AT THE LIBERTY
Pretty maidens, tuneful, catchy
music and a comedian who la truly
funny are the chief ingredients of the
musical melange offered by Harry
Carr and company; the Jazzarimbo
Trio, musical entertainers; Mathews
and Blakeney in a comedy oddity,
"Stringes"; Baron Lichter In a novel
comedy piano act; Christopher and
Walton, two funny comedians present
ing "A Close Shave"; "Movie Mad", a
rollicking Christie comedy; "Velvet
Fingers," a thrilling story of a modern
Raffles, and tho International News
Weekly, completes the program for the
first hal fof the week.
Coming tho last half of the week,
Will Fox and Company in a splendid
comedy playlet entitled "Goodbye";
four other good acts, comedy and news
pictures, and the amazing jungle ro
mance "Tho Son of Tarzan." Music
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STARTING MONDAY
Manager Duncan
Is Offering
One of the Best
Programs Ever
Seen in the.
Colonial
"GODLESS
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Or "BLACK PAWL"
from The Saturday Eve
ning Post Story
Better acting was never
before seen on the screen.
IS
A New Super Comedy
"THE JOCKEY"
Starring That Clever Comedian With
the Rubber Knees
Special Music
COLONIAL ORCHESTRA
A. L. Bonner, Leader
AT REGULAR PRICES
by Babich and his prize orchestra.
"GODLESS MEN"
AT THE COLONIAL
From the Saturday Evening Post Story
Under the Title "Black
Pawl."
THE CAST:
Black Pawl Russell Simpson
Red Pawl James Mason
Red Pawl (age ) .....Frankie Lee
Dan Darrin John Bowers
Ruth Lytton Helen Chadwick
Samuel Poor Alec B. Francis
Spies Robert Kortman
Mrs. Pawl Irene Rich
Sea Captain Lionel Belmore
A Remarkable Character.
The picture was adapted from th3
stirring tale, "Black Pawl," by Ben
Ames Williams. He has taken for
his chief character a man hated and
feared on all the seven seas, the
hardest skipper who ever trod a
deck. That is "Black Pawl." His
first mate Is his son, "Red Pawl,"
reared In hatred and bitterness and
like a lurking wolf-cub, awaiting his
chance to overpower his sire on. the
first sign of weakness, and. lead the
pack himself.
With broad, livid strokes the au
thor has painted the crashing fist
fight for mastry between father ana
son perhaps the most stirring s'agc
encounter ever screened the strug
glo of the crew to keep the ship afloat
in the grip of a whirling tropical hur
ricane, the treachery of Red Paw'
that left his father, mortally hurt,
struck down from behind and then
a climax that you will never, never
forget.
The Call of the Sea.
Sea stories are always popular.
There is a love of the sea inherent
in all of us. Even those who have
never seen the ocean, and never ex
pect to see it, are stirred by Its
romance.
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MONDAY & TUESDAY
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Vl I ll E J IVI Feb. 28 and Mar. 1
BARGAIN MATINEE TUESDAY
The Splendid Comedy
NIGHTY
INSIGHT
Unanimously
Endorsed
by Critics
As the
Best
American
Comedy
In years.
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NIGHTS 50c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
MATINEE Entire Balconies 50c Entire Orchestra $1.00
ORPHEUM
ORPHEUM CIRCUIT
The Best in Vaudeville 2: 30 wed. Thur. fh. Sat. 8:20
A Tip Get Seats Early
One of the Biggest and Best Bills You Ever Saw!
JEANETTE
Hackett &
Harry Delmar
Present Their New Offering
"THE DANCE SHOP" '
With a Bevy of Beautiful Sales
Girls
George
MacFarlane
The Favorite Baritone
JOHN
ALBERT
JOHNSON, BAKER & JOHNSON
SWOR Bros.
Impersonators of the Southern Negro
LANE & HARPER BREAKAWAY BARLOWS
KIRKSMITII SISTERS
In "An Old Fashioned'Garden"
THE KINOGRAMS TOPICS OF THE DAY
Positively No Advance in Prices
MATS. 25c and 50c
EVES. 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25
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Who heads the bevy of beauties in headline attraction of
vaudeville bill coming Wednesday matinee.
LIBERTY
Where Thousands Meet Thousands Dally
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
HARRY CARR & COMPANY
In the Girlie Offering
"FOLLOW ME GIRLS"
A Musical Skit of Laughs and Chuckles
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BARON LICHTER
The Discoverer of Piano Comedy
EZRA MATHEWS & OLIVE BLAKENY
Presenting "STRINGC," A Comedy with a Pull
JAZZARIMBO TRIO
Syncopationists Supreme
CHRISTOPHER & WALTON
In "A CLOSE SHAVE"
'VELVET FINGERS"
Mystery and Romance
"MOVIE MAD"
A Christie Comedy
INTERNATIONAL NEWS WEEKLY
BABICH AND HIS PRIZE ORCHESTRA
Entire Change of Program Thursday
Shows Start at 2:30, 7:00 9:00 Mats., 20c; Night, 40c; Gal. 15c