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With the initiation of this column, which is to appear once a week the
programs the theaters will fca, reviewed. The writer will not pose 'as a
critic, but will attempt aa far as possible to outline the various bills in such
a manner as to assist the theater goers in making an intelligent choice of
thj kind of entertainment that befits their particular mood.
Orphenm
The Orpheum is offering entertainment extraordinary in King Vidor's
film version of "The Big Parade". This noted film contains some of the
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grauucob crvv"v- - xiaaucu upon xne screen
The -.tory has its setting in the front line trenches of the recent world
war. A rich man's son (the handsome John Gilbert) goes through the hell
of front line service with his two buddies (Karl Dane as "Slim" and Tom
O'Brien as "Bull") under conditions as they really were. Gilbert does some
of the best acting of his career and "Slim" and "Bull" are a comedy team
that will please everybody. Renee Adoree lends her charm and talent to
love scenes that are real and touching. A story that will make you chuckle
one minute and bring a catch to your throat the next. A story that ex
plains the reason ex-service men are reluctant to tell about their expert
iences and why Sherman ufterd his immortal explanation of war A story
grim but beautiful in its realism, with a happy, dramatic ending. '
Liberty
The Pierre Watkins players are offering one of the greatest of their
many fine plays.
A crackerjack story of a boy who fights his way to recognition after
a bad start in the penitentiary. There are big dramatic moments a few
scenes in which suspicious moisture comes to the eyes, and a love story that
will be remembered by lovers of all ages.
"Turn To The Right" is a seasoned success of the stage, and its rea
son for being so, can probably be summed up in one sentence "It's so
human". '
Dixie Loftin as "Ma" Bascom; Edwin Vail as "Muggs" McCarty and
John Holden as Joe Bascom, are splendidly chosen in the role of characters
that are absolutely real. With a strong supporting cast, they make you
laugh and cry with them, you feel your heart tugging with theirs and you
are mentally hooting for them every minute until theplay draws to its han
py and humorous conclusion. v
v Lincoln
This week inaugurates the Lincoln Theater's new "DeLuxe" policy
Regular Orpheum circuilt vaudeville will be presented on the Lincoln
stage hereafter and the management assures us that it will be the best
that the circuit afford Raymond S. Baird, a lad in his tender years,
known as 'Little Sousa", displays a musical talent that is truly amazing
The "Lucille Sisters" m a harmony song do some clever harmonizin
thativSrent " "" nner
Mason and Bailey offeV some fast steps in a skit titled "Hot Stuff"
The feature, "Adam and Evil" with Lew Cody and AHeen in is
the story of a married man who is led astray by a "Gold-direV" wk!
takes him for his twin brother. Caught in I JthttuSn,S
by his wife, he poses as his brother and makes love to his own wife (No
snickering in the back row, please. It does hoppen.) Just when ,' Jii
with the aid of a kind friend is about the disclose Ihe fake TZ xST
ther from Brazil appears on the seen, takes the gold digger off our heroes
hands leaving to make an intelligent explanation and satisfactory .ettkl
mcnt, bringing the incident and the picture to the inevitable haendint
The picture is full of light comedy and humorous "Wise Cracks
This, with organ and orchestral accompaniment and a news-reel ta
out a very delightful bill. You'r welcome, . ..AT
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UICKEY RETURNS
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at Columbus
Professor Clark E. Mickey, chair
man of the department of civil en
gineering, returned from the 'fall
meeting of the American Society of
Civil Engineers held at Columbus,
Ohio, October 15-18. The greater
part of the meeting was devoted to
discussions of papers relating to the
tlood discharges of the Mississippi
river. Various means for the ref
lating and confining of the flow of
the flood waters of the river were
taken up.
Some of the means for controlling
tlie flow of the Mississippi and its
tributaries are the installation of
reservoirs in strategic locations in the
head waters of the main tributaries.
Other methods of flood control are
the construction of retards, Jetties
and bank revetments, straightening
of the channel in some locations, and
building of levees and spillway to
by-pass approximately one half of
the flood discharge below the con
fluence of tho Red River.
More, than 900 prominent civil en
gineers from the United States and
Canada attended the meeting. Sec
retary of War Weeks was one of the
distinguished members of the meet
ing. Spoke at Kansas City
Professor Mickey attended another
meeting at Kansas City, where he
gave a brief address to the Kansas
City Engineers' club. Professor
Mickey spoke on the subject of the
control of the Missouri river dis
charge to improve navigation and
provide water for irrigation and pow
er to a part of the Great Plains area.
Tuesday a party of 150 business
men and engineers took an excursion
trip on board the United States En
gineering Corp's steamship, Missouri.
The trip was made seventy miles
down the river to Lexington, Miss
ouri. The object of the trip was to make
a survey of the actual conditions of
the Missouri river between Kansas
City-and Lexington, and to show that j
with two more years work this part
of the river will be open for naviga
tion. Colonel Gordon R. Young, of the
United States Engineers' Corp, ac
companied the excursion and ex
plained the navigation between St.
Louis and Kansas City. In Colonel
Gordon's opinion the river will be
ready for 100 percent improvement
for navigation within two years time
and will be navigable at all seasons
of the year excepting parts of the
winter, when ice wi'J prevent navigation.
Professor Candy Will
Inspect Peru Normal
Professor Candy, chairman of the
department of mathematics, with
other members of the Graduate coun
cil, is going to Peru today for the
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