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SELIG DISCUSSES
EDUCATIONAL FILMS
Believei Movie Machines Will
Inntallfd in All Schooli of
the Country,
Be
UKCLEAN STOEIES AEE MENACE
William N. Jie-llg, trull known to Mlnw
rg nt thf ph('iiily a had ut th
lellg iwnjiany, w recently Interviewed
in ftrrnnr in th ediieatirinal viu of
mnvlng f.liture. In part, h ald:
"Th educational aid of I'liiem
bflgrapby In gssijnilng greet Imfi'irianr
and great rt'-nl of attention U being
devoted lo the liiruf lonul iU!lty of
film. T believe (hot sooner or later
moving plefure machine will he Inatnlled
In every school building In the country,
and wny null fan the board nt edoed..
Hon efford to be long without this equip
ment? fleewlngly not, for already many
fit one leading Institution ere equipped
In hi wny and they Invariably prove a
valuable slf In th curriculum.
Modeif I'lcfnre ( nnrin,
"I unM'-lcMt motion fl'ur oun
hi-fnre to vry lofi, Then It will t
plnn'iro Innlofil rf duty f'r th mll
lioy lo (f to wi-liool, HoiAny, ruituml hi
1nry, K!i(?lr,h lltcrntiir, gwmntt'hy, hl-
flm taught thoroijhIy by indTlon plo
lurx. "Tli" Mtory of ft t'nlt4 Htt cn
h Iti4!it wllh film owtly plrturin
Id llv- ;f our Krot i(rt, th po?h of
hlntoty nl li!'i film en b ld4 by
proper (wl'fitlon from th nw rols
will' h li)ii rctfuWrly cnntilnlria: ini
tht r worthy of priprvton for fu
ture dhidy.
"Tli itutift of wild nlmtl, th habi
tat and their hltorl-, ran alo t con
vincingly tMdld on tha acrean.
far Ira fir tor a Haaea.
".Another thin antrra rnf mind It la
tha old mnvinti. 'nlf-nllnii m nxt in
codlln'.' Thl old adaica la appil;tihl
ti motion plrturr. Production ahould
ba clean and carry food moral lron,
hot tha 'good mora U tton' ahould not ba
tiaad aa an aaouva to film that whlrb I
aalalou. In my aatlmation tha ratat
manao to th futur of tha motion ptv
tnra art today la not tha oanaor, nor
tha madlocra ploturaplay, but tha $o
eaJl'd 'darlnf plctur. Manufacturer
who Irnrlut on rrlaalna; unclaan or 'atart
Una and darlnf production ar not orjy
mrnar to motion plctura art but thay
ara rnonacln elvla bonty and moral
ity. I
I.i-t ii atrlra for elaan ptntoraa, tat
tm i for worthy picture, let u pay
rrt'. itt'-ntlon to tha aducatlonal alda
of inn work, and motion ptctnraa will
bcoma mora and mora artlatlo and tha
art will flourlab. Ilka a ren bay tr."
SCREEN BILL AT HIPP
IS UIVcKdlrltL) KKUQKAM
Tha IIIpp thaatar offar a dlvamtflad
prnaram to it patrona thla wak. For
today only Howard Mltrhall and Olalya
ara fraturrd In "Tha Traffic Top." Kvry
policeman' Ufa I mora or lc filled up
wllh axtraordlnn ry ocmirrano' that maka
up an iiiier'(lne utory told on tha
arrocn,
Mondiiy and T'iar1av, Inorn ITIrloh,
tha Hi d of I'aradtM atar, will h arn
In 'Tha llart .f I'ttiila,'' a utory of lova,
avriiturn and liiisindiiKa In MraP-tt
under tha pn w nt ccriitltlonn. "Ilia lioart
of f'a'ila" 1 oroy trlnd, but triumph
0. r x lnn lom Hint maka a ia itirul lova
ainiy, liiilin'liiK Mi.'iiilii rninani and
niinient
Vi.inimlAy and Thnr-1y th IIIpp of
fra "Tli Iliintd Manor," featuring
ba Mu pnid. 'I hi I an l aal Indian
Ionian a In l l h Ml-a Mmpud l'I i una
ff hr tot ani'lr ril.
f riii v and .'all. ntav Anil Kin ,l
1. r ctfii wuli Vnior Mn i In a 8'eil
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Journeys With
Photo Players
Hnry l'mh-rton h hrcn on MM of
chli:kn-h,rtrdni. Acordd.K to tli
fdin I iiou!d liv no icnro'i imo
Uoim, yet. reciifilly t(ir a in the I'cm
hrrtoti family n ApptHilna jou'i i lili ken.
Lvrr tlfne lli-nry xlarli d lo w t" hi n
nry to fnokn a klllin lirn lad nn
ffi iind no anvPd her llf.
fa jlllif KredTl' k t in I' ll r'nffd ovrr
tiu. fun tnt h p!v") '. if mm), ft a
al a th iirnif.phl' trd stlrl In Ti e
ild-r " In hi r O.inloii it i n-.f vn'M (or
a rrn (inyr to in-iuir- tn fp iintmn
of ilayln only a1' ' nt'iri-nom (it in
iihotopi) .
I'tnt llfd to th ak In rno'l'in pl-
t'lre provd to b a bnriilnu ro. for th i
liidlun who trie. It during rehraraala lor
tho f'allaa-l'aramnutil produrtlon of
"davy f'rorke tt, " Th flrn In thl Irinfaina
w too hot, and no n notrd th rrloa
of the liidlwn until t w mynr-fy
"ri'hd. 'lood thlna hl lnnaintT'. ii.'il l
n't ha rprodwed. IhmMn Pnrnam
wiothrd th burned on' f'rlln wl'h
rn cold erniin trum hi runkaup alt,
Off hand, It dorn' fi-m pv)"!!.! tht
Hit' a pron In tha I'nMM r at a
whod r-fif (liarll t'haplln' o!ln j
ilnry. W'rll, K'i'h Ruhnd, th Kilhoa i
anr, I on. It ha bn fltrurH (hat If
fia f n y-fllr gt th trl'l ' vtr hulf
amllllon annually, n th t'A!rii aay,
hall have to rlv f,;i nt 1! to yotif
t'tielo flnmual f-er Ihi'm t. "To hi
partd frtm that murh mny for
ta'a," drlra M flolsod, "would
ruisly kill m," And I nihoa' movln
quern ln't In a hurry to IK h r
fUH to eonnUrr in:h a n'lpnd, At
leaat, that' what y.
Alka VtK'y dirroiarrd a email town In
Kr.rth Crolln whr many tit ih
iiiiilvi hv nvr aain I'nlf.ed )t'ita
rri',ny, Tha town I l'n'-ola, S. C,
and la ownd by Tr. Aldrtdif, It in
rnu-hwd by a thlrty-fonr-mll railroad
known aa tha CllnchfleM routa, whi h I
alao owned by Pr. AMridir, aa ar all
th Indimtrlal ntrpr1 of tha pt,(
cmltin of lumbr camp, lurrln-, min
In and amall railroad ahoh. Tti town
conlt (.f thirty-four hou, Kvery
houa In town wa the roomlric ptaa of
one or nvr ot th rrohmnii com pan y
whlh company wtnt ther to ia
"Then I'll Com Biw;k to Tou." In re
turn tnr Vr, Aldrld' courtaay th
World company will tak a complete mo
tlon picture projection equipment to
Panaaola and clv tha flrt ahowlna; of
the picture in th Kapflat churcn there,
Owln to tha dh of on of the
actor playlna In "The Woman of It,"
that production will l rlad early in
May Inataad of the latter part of April,
aa oriflnally Intended. The e-tor, a ronv
parative unknown, became erased while
a great fire acena w lln made at
0rana Iaka. The cna r'prcacntcd a
camp In the heart of th inow country.
A hue bonfire wa burning, crowd of
supposed natives of th nortliland wre
actively paaalng around tha lighted zone,
when suddenly, with a tarrlhla hil k,
tha crazed man ran rtftht Into th fir
and before b could ba gotten nut wis
ao eeverely burned) that ha dld scvctal
hour later. Tha members of the rant
wera so shocked that they returned to
New York and were granted a few dy'
ret. Carlyl lilackwell, Bthil Clayton
and Paul McAllleter wera among tho
who wltneaaad tha tragedy.
flail Kane la entirely recovered from
her llln cauad by snoNiira and linrd
work on the Arizona dewrt. and I at
work under the direction of Friifik Tow.
ell in a picture tlon of "The other file
ter." In which Ml hane will play a
dual role throughout. Th plot of "The
Other Hleter" I a curioim otie. It re
quire two con.plei tnitt of arenery. A
one (later Mia Kan la In Hihriia. A
the other ha I In Tarl. The two f In
tern differ Widely In dlkpoMilon, limniU,
smhltlon ami ai'tion, and a tha two
are drawn cjoaer and the tory nei.r the
denouement, th In In lrine mom ,tf.
fh'iilt tit treatrintit. Mr. I'nwell In nt
leinpllng to cau.e the tw rharafters
n.ilr)ej by Ml Kane turn In front
of each other, a fe heretnfoie luiio.
lhla In I'h I nr The neareet appma.-h
lo (III effei-t wa sutlen by Mr. 1'nwetl
In another production, when ha had a
man ilyliitf two rharaclei, Imrd him.
elf a packet of male he llur l p,o.
Il- eniilied villi Kane In
Tl iMher cieler "
't ..ul. .. read 1 'ndattial-ly Hi ell
In inai'ef ba. I 11a ut pieiialnlln y
ll.al la Ih ii.,. In Hi.'," t , a lit e i
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I ' ! X- 'iK ill Jack l:f77
JLenore VI rich -At the Hipp
More Than $4,000
Weekly is Stipend
Of BillieBurke
The publlo need no Introduction to
I'.lllle liurke, tha celebrated international
favorite, for alxti baa long held a fore
moat, ioiilon In the theatrical world, nd
th very jiiuno Jsillle Uurk In lao'rl
light over a theater ha corn to tmw
big rnturna at tha berg office from a,
mere featured player, Mla li'irke, by
her merit a!on, baa advanced tt star
dom, and beyond, for today It I flllllo
IS'irk the public goe te e regardl
of the piny In which he I announced.
Not many wet-k ago Mlc Iturka wag
Induced to appear befora a motion plot u re
camera, and Ihougti th prodtictbn wig
only eight reel In length )i scored g
tremendous triumph and proved that all
her beauty, grace, winaomenees snd oun
filng llltlo mannerism wera Jut a f-fi-ctlv
on tha screen aa thay wera when
dinplayed on tha speaking stag) for M
Approvdl of oiiit lone audience, Inataa4
of th hundred f audiences beforg whb:b
h I ahl it atirMar In picture.
for her work in a picture ti be called
"illniti'i Itimnnce," a are of twenty
feature, Mia fiurke la to raoelva i,f
a week in ajiilit l'n to tha u of an auto
rnobiln, the aervlcea of two msiila, and
certain other arrangement.
TWO HUMAN DRAMAS ON
EMPRESS SCREEN BILL
Twinning today tha principal film of
fering nt the Kinpreee will 'Th Way
of the World." The tory opena In the
bei.i l i f a Kriut ' it y. Tha hero endeivor
I., ninka hi wy In th wmbl, but th
w rhl ne.iiu oppoaeil to hi effort. II
refnae to I diamuraged until ba finally
win tin. rl, and the girl of th fntly
,..e pioi taiii.li niti ia to ma th drama
iiiti rrniing
For I he I .at Imlf i.f th week beginning
Thursday thn film feetnie vti be "The
liiiinia of Jiecepiiuii " The iory of tho
ile i h of .Mai..! I eritif a in, whn ba
leen lent lo the rt no that h wilt
luiatik wllh fill fciatelale. but who
litalrid eiMilinuee bl wild II' In hi liaw
In nt. Ih at .r la fula and Ih a.ilmr
of tli tnniiii ii"r Iii whie i in li'tn
Wa pulllnhid klli.W Ilia Venng
Iliirlng' f thlnka II true and whit
at aiiiniiiir raant leiume Inleieaied
In Ha xliinr The euilur la in a lad
all ml ii aa l iniiai young Heriii la
gils" f nally, Imwifver. he luah.r 1 1
nii I' a ii.ia lllan.'e thai Ih ann itally
be il'al ali o and a1! and wall.
'I be 'May t'' aerla U graelng t
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WHAT IS A FEATURE?
GEORGE KLEIN E ANSWERS
'laii 'in ti b Hint tUffaieoate f
it i.,.n aa e'.al alliiila a "teelMra
ft in I i atal SaitilM l'i laifa)
I i i i t . faal f.e'a.a Tug
la ( ..anvil, g (i.U i aV-iil H( I
ii- ,, ',).. me, illai, tif Ida llaea al
ll'm i "iifjnt KI tt.a thl gaftlittt.ai
i.i i' t af a 'ra'.r-iinar ' if.
i'i. i ' i .i.m t ainaai an I .,.ia ,
all-, i . . i a i , i, taei i WiolH
la 4 i.. eieil It pgr ! vit el et
I .i.
ti.a-t I I If a ! Bkt IU(ivU
II I .11 ii ef I I-, 1. 1... l tsV gaVatl a
(,.i., ia thai in n.'ar hi N f'ttw k
f.l ih ii I i l-aat ft re g
LOTHROP SCRKN HAS
DIG DILL 1HIS WEEK
al
f eiie.h f I
a )l..m v,l.
f i l- k..ii'i.g
it. .- ih i.. at
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lha I ,
Be Shown on
Screens in Omaha
when Viola Allen appear In "The While
Water," Thl play baa creeled great In
terest wherever ghown and people bav
been known to see It several time. Wed
neevJay I Thide, liara In "l!trJCilon."
Tburdny come Kdnh Hlory In "A J'rlce
I'or Folly," friday-"'J h Wood Nym; h,"
Katurday FTrnrny Whelen will b seen In
"When a Woman I,ov." Tlil bill should
gdv photoplay follower lmoat any kind
fit play they Ilk from the rjulot bnauli
ful story In which Viola Allen sppi-Hra'to
th fart and furloua performance, of
Theda Kara.
VARIED PROGRAM ON AT
THE MONROE THIS WEEK
"fhould a Wife Porglva," a photoplay
showing at tha Monroe today Is full of
heart Intereat and dramatic alt nation.
Lillian 1imin, taking the purl of a
dancing girl In a weatern city, her career
of lova, Intrigu, ahort-llved happlne,
snd final redemfKlon of the huahand who
I awakened to a sen of hi wrong doing
and attempt to win hack hi own r
pect and hi wife love, form a wonder
fully gripping play.
fur the rest of th week the Monro
progrm I varied. Monday .Malcolm
Wllllnma appear tn "Tho Idol of th
Btage," for tho balniire of the wi.nk th
program conslHt of Tueadav ''harlee
Cherry In "The 1'ni.a.ra Iiy," Wednealay
"The Juggmaut,'' a grnt railroad
drama, Thuradny-Jet.e iirey In "Mun
and Hla Anal," frldaf- M.iryarifa fl
oher In "Infaliiallon," Katutdny - llai
Kimball Toung In "The II.iiii of tlie lllu
lildge," and Helen llnliiii. In ' A Teat of
Courage."
"THE WOOD NYMPH'' IS
OFFERING AT THE R0HLFF
Wednesday evening Mart Innu will he
n In a rii -llghtfuily fmiiuaili it u
the foreat eiilllii-d "Th Wood Nviuiili "
One ef tha (ilkliig feniuna of ih;a pro
duction la a wciii'lnifiil f.neat fire Tli
aipporilng iiiinhaii) la eacijiiu a'l'Ui
Iih Induiii frank I'nmpra.i WilUid ll.i,
Uhfie.l l.u. aa y i :,ml,. i , ,i ,
one i.f the irnliial paa ei i,rf,i..i
b l'i Mohlff
I cr the l.aianre of the lha pin.
giant be hid" Ttidiy - "en y Maty
Ann,'' M inlay- "Tie I r .ii i's" end
'The Maid .f the II la. ' Tiinlar'ilia
' I 'laiiiiilid 'i Ttiure.Uy Tid Han.
W lllleni I-: hi,, an I Nanc uNiil In
' i; ra'iilaer hu.ala." I'lhlai the i'..ii
a ir.if " tiatMia li -, lml ma' ' and
" I'eMla ef II a I'.ifc
"VIRTUE TRIUMPHANr IS
ON GARDEN HILL TODAY
the ttadti t tUy .ff.'rii.g I .eh i.
feid, hr.iihaf ef lltafu l So .
rlr ia y ni l. ti MiU 'vmn tn
Win, haM. ' J. k la ai l !. i t .i. I...
In lid ati.ee. He la ......, i t i-
heila . I .ill! I CI I..4I .
" I it r II I I I t a, a f .i ei i .a,
klui1 lu ..o if i'i eiiimIIiMi a ' 1 1
fti-iiii II .ii . in I' .i e i'i
! Ilia am wamt . . aia,a
t t a ai . ai u. a . a .. i ... i, i
la !. ! I atr-l, il tl llald ,11
suRpnisrowHtNJorrnc
KISSED ULACK fOLDICn,
tt k'( l la '"'a la.tvl ef tMi re' to 1
IH Mar la i l I l. ! a i viaa
tt' H I II ' a la II. a 'i .:. ff I
Salit d I'll la.l I I II a 1 1 am . ... . Ih
tee it a i
I Walt llll-l Ii Ml ttli a
aiei inii I.,..., I iiiua:n ,m
l. 1 ' ' Il .' I l-l 11 I I ., . I
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.t nl tlanet it ..ffr ! !
During the Week
h h JJ:, i !
VioUAlkn -At fa UtArop
with his staff officer you could hav
beard a pin drop. Only when tha French
commander began to ki ih various offi
cers on whom he wag pinning decorations
was the llnc broken. There wag g
black officer in tha Ilna-evldently g
fengalasa-gnd everyone In the a'ldlenca
wondered If Ouneral Joffro would kins
him. I hesrd littering In a donen differ
ent parts of Ih theater and when Joffr
pin 11 led two kisses on tha cheeks of 'di r
rU'hwartter' lha entire audlen' burnt
into roara of laughter."
JANE GREY IS THIESTAR
IN "MAN AND HIS ANGEL"
June Orer, who recently nlnd the
Triumph e'llm corporation, who fn
tures sre to b rlesed under the Kqul
thle banner, tha star In "Man and Jll
Angel," playing at tha Knrrmiii today.
Jn Orey I a favorite with screen (lev
oteee, a she wa formerly Willi both
th Kkinuu 1'lnyara end wllh TiIiiiikI
Mil will he remembered by Omaha audi
ence aa Ihn slur In "The I, I'll ifi y
Lady" and In "11 Knty !. It" It la
ald thai her talent am eetici'liilly well
dleplayed In "Mn snd Ilia Ang'l "
BURGLARS GET AWAY WITH
DIAMOND RING AND WATCH
Mie KM ItaniliigUui, Ti Nnr'h Ten
lleth alrent, Inform Hi police tl at
Ihlave sulnrd M.waii'' In her home C rt '
day tilslil and carried sway ten dlenmtid
ili.Kt and a gul I wah h
THEATER MOIIROE
"'Mi rmiu.
llllim Loriino and Henry Kinj
la the glrtkleglf Haautlfill
Ml'.lui.laF,
"IHOUIOTHC WlfE rOROIVE"
br l.'!iii.il tf fcllar alt h4 aa
tallaua4 l.ii ta tiuaii.ea. I
am laliulj wlta a ii,aiai
iti,a. ,itiyua4 in tae-aalal
hie ail l-i aiaun. tiae
Wait lu e-la kun.a il'llia uf tail,
f 't n.eflMan.el
wovt-a Ton ronmg mimi
ANGEL OR DEVIL,
WHICH?
ka a ti , all
tit t.. al t !,
rAgtlUN AMU N? MAIIM
Hits A tilitlla.
..if b4 itr ( ti !
IK . Ill
t 'ii (i bit situ win
WttWi-U BVIh lallUMl-lll
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Jane Grey
In "Man and tils Angel'4
FAR II AM THEATRE
TOP
I ..mi 4 wiUtiar
tliaaeeu atuit liili-t.
Film Flashes.
Movie irilnfH. It un-dnwn hlt
Th Ohio reti.'.o ImO Mr red "cloen
up" plcluieii of Villa liei'aUee It rv to
arome bad feeling 'n u bt llf
Th mot Ion ph lure Inker who r with
the A merlon fo.y III Maiho sr UkliiM
leeehl HrIim fur our lilrfiatr.
A fello hud I" h eleried from di'Kli
j 1 1 1 1 1 1 ., I In, other plglil h''K'ui he got o
oil lie oi. d to aliip lb villain,
'miahae ' reeii c'uli I eld to be get
ttiin i.i.dir way. I'lioloplay edlioia are
lo hii toimrer ineinhcr end not p
diieii In n't )oi wlelt you hd our Jolt
llnritiof.v Hilling In a rr el In a
movie Iio'imi that hue an eledrlo piano
Jnl o'ii.i1e and ru amhilloua trap
drummr down In front
Th l'rnm look iulta InvlHhg In H
new enletlor deior I limn
Humor that etn to h wll founded
ny theie r to he a many a three
new and beautiful photoplay home in the
downlown dllrl t lfor th summer Ja
ur
Wa l hence fr Ifapplae,
flora-Md you know Dial flhel
and
Jack bad broken their engagement 1
Jmre Why, I Ihnught they wer per
fectly devoted
flora-ft" they wer, but Jk I nar
elghted and cen t e the phturn froni
the hark of the teniae where h ha to
all ticiie he I fHMahled. They real
Iseril that lhy roii'd never I hepp
.infilled moat of th tlma.l'hutopiy
Megazlne,
FORMER OMAHA BOY NOW IN
CHARGEJ5F RECRUITING
mimer n Hlackett of the local army
recruiting nation bs bn promoted from
lb rnk of corporal U that of sergeant,
liiiienett I an fmieha boy who ran awuy
and served three yeara s a Soldier In
th srmy at tha time of th I'hlllppln
Inentrertlon, II b bn in th re
el ulilrg station for fourtn year
Jain K. I.yaaght and Kd C. Wslih
hum Irf-en proinotcd ffi.rn private to
corporals,
J n TIIEHIPP THJJ
H.P. 4-CHNCEI-4 WEEK
Th Mol I rrorram That
Ull llan ghowo Tor gum Tim.
A ttraitllooe that ar Attraetloag,
TOOAT' OltXT ""
"The Traffic Cop"
Tha Most Wondarfal Flctur of
lha Day,
Olady sTnllett'g gupvm Tttori.
" MOM OAT ASTD TUBKDAT
"The Heart of
Paula"
with
Icaarg Plrleb lrd of raradlaw
tar. I
A Maart Iatrattng gtory gf tor
ta Old Metloo,
WEbAEgDAV ASTD TIVMOiT
"The Haunted
An Cast ladla Bomaaoa, SjtarriBg
tha famoua Wamplra Wuuiaa,
IA MBa'AatO.
TaUDAY AID AT(TnAT
"The Race"
raatitrlag Aatartua'g IVeitltBf
Pliotopliy Onniefllan, TIOTOK
MOOKIl, In the great atttomuhUe
rmneily, anpporteg by AM VI A
:-THE WOOD NYMPH-:-
rnTvia
MUIIK !nIMl,
gUfOBTBD MX
i iu Mi raMi'KAr,
whe lrr4 la th arlgtaal nr i .
tiua ut "TU Vlrgtiuau.'i ae4 gig wua.
da, fui wurk la "atuieaa I g slai'4
u.d "
To U Kliirwn M Tti
itoiini, WciiiienUr, ,V.iii ia,
nniiiun-, iriiUr, it.
VAUDEVILLE WEEK OF
tiiunr nu.
"Wiy ol Tha World"
f mat, eaeri'ae llaKaa. ta ii
la aaaa et l iael ta Ikl tfati.
Iilly kawe ieia al ll M(
wit.rT nrgaii
"The Stnn.e Ciso
ol Miry Pite"
Wltk a4a Mat apalf
aiiaalL
"On Tho Still Hunt"
r Whh ' aa giaaia
MUtWAI. Wgallf
H M IP (o
aaMaaataaw).a-. . '' mm-J , Vaaaa. aei -'laaej
l()cAcImlSBlon 20c
STRAND OFFERS USUAL
HIGH-CUSS FILM BILL
A rtrnng program I on tap at th
girend thl week commennng today
hen ''Martha Vindication" I presented
by a lig rat heeded bv Norma T
medge and Tully Marahall. A th W
c mpe-y ng Key .ioiin Jo Ja k n I n
In "ijyiy ,o "
"The Motal rahrlo," an epne of th
the. iv of free love, I th offrlng Tu
diiv nil Thursday, enacted hy a tronf
eoniny Ini'lidlng Frank Mill, Char lea
Muray and cewnrker will dlptna
l gh n an upmer ra't d "A Hlot,"
KH'!y and Hlurday 1111 fain' novel,
"1 he liondu n,'' e III b the of fer nf wltJl
M'ill,m Karnum in th leading rota.
.T5XT
h 4 aaaViilia..' i lyjlaliialiilalialiilt ifiW
Strand Specials
Week April 9th
Sunday ind Monday
HormaTalmadge
nd
Tully Marshall
In Manila's Vindication
. Joe Jackson
in GYPSY JOE
Tuci.. Wed. and Thuri,
Frank Hills
in The Moral Fabric
hi
Charles Murray
in A Love Riot
Friday and Saturday
Lfl
in The Bondman
Open 11 to 11 PalJr.
Hyniplteiriy Orfhegir
Miuitnioth Ilpe Orgnn
THE Ull Farnam
Opp. W. O. W.
GARDEII THEATER
cirsAT
IT(Bts Tamong
Jsck Pickford and
Fritzi Brunnetls
in "VIRTUE TRIUMPHANT"
A Prwna of Itags Xaif.
"SirlopHn.
"When Thingglto Wror."
A stall at Comedy,
Sis Keel of motor,
ROHLFFIODXY
VIVIAX M,.ltTIN
IV
Mr.nn.v MAIIY AN
LOTHROP-' TODAY
IH' NHV xriu V"
AMI TM U' AdM
IN THK Hfcl'MlMVH I1.AM1
Alan Trlsngie-heyalen illle4 A
Movie Hlei.
APRIL 9 PHOTO PLAYS
i.int Mill,
"Bonds ol Deception
"tlil wi4 ya II f l4
WMaate witue biabia4 iae aa
i ia4 a4, wktte y a li bias
ailial ,iii talaej
I beaa.
"Piul'i Political Pill"
ran4r la rtty lUlami
44Jerry Among
Smulen"
THI WhitU. twM Vkfttts
"" awi' tf.
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