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studio. Minute research was needed a repetition of the hill or live nrtistic " d8] of a.” 9‘ M, m VI. {If “d It” ‘50
R Th {into the iiiimry o! the old ..South. am or vaudeville which opened yea — v vfyily anthers nronnd (es-Wilbur.
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_ TODAY fl l ‘ topisy ' the Graig? :l ”‘9 Battle 0' Arrus.’ practical [ml in mind, will find My ideas out of the Ol'di- _
4. y ' j “The Manx-Mun," George Loam will it no s own. 1 r ‘ . I
WimamFammfim i'l‘uciter's wonderful screen interprets; "' A 1 in mu m I . 13;"
, ' ‘ lion of Hall Cnine's beiit known. novel.3£.55 POMEROY ON ‘ “QM 31330", W 03m HATS for M
In the masterpiece I'l.ulo.'rame turn as presented to recordhrealtlu‘ eon-i BIRTHDAY won gum names, I.“ BOOKS, m,
. REAL FEA‘T
‘ , audienccn for a solid month at the "‘3
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Saturday j his iixtleiii year yesterday. The W {or your Inns work. m; ,
; Mary Anderson and Raliilt ’ “THE 13TH CHAIR" nlvvrt‘ary “‘1“ WWW“ by an "‘WH'. i' ' ‘ :9
; Alfred'Whitman in, Mr .. ' once “thirty new to the notorious . u
} “Sunlight's Last Raid” , Mi“ Wyclterley "d Entire: Company prisoner. For tho find time since his}
I And 9th Episode 01 °°"“"9 ‘0 “'90"! Theatre boyhood he partook or it Thanksgiving
‘: c . t . . ,, December 5 f idinncr sitting at the same table with
‘, ‘The FIEhtlng Trail ; One of the most emlnt-nt dramatic his “no“. men. originally genteuccd
’ Monday and Tuesday—“The Mg", critics of the country after witnessin ' to spend the remaining years of his' ‘
"uni" a picturlzatiou 'of Hell ‘11 l'i'rfor ;; 0! Bayard. "Fl”?! mi in solitary confinement Pomeroy: T
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l”! M" "Pm” "" m" "S“rdlml‘jf ”‘0 the governor and council. and no u re- a — I; -
A] "If ”EA-IRES 'Amerlcnn drama.” 1 luult of years or public agitation. the “ .
....__._ M" Veiller won'iame for himself" “solitary"clauiic oi Pomeroyii oeutcncc SEND ME AWAY
William Famum Depicts the Adven- the author 0! '“ithln "1° MW' 3 was stricken out, and he was grented ‘ 9,
turn of a Pioneer in "The play that 90" only eetabiinliod ”mlIV-pf'rml‘dflinn '0 enjoy II“ 0‘ ”’9 privi- WITH A S ILE
Conqueror" lngly unbreakable rccordpdor long and V {
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in tlmc and expense. nothing wail (-ontlnucd engagements but whichl p
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greatest motion picture ever conceiv‘
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were expended in the production. week after week went by and t c til-v} MERIIJEN, Nov. 301—10111! Kelly oi
’l‘w‘o thousand people figure in many . Ynlciivillo tell from the South Colony
of the scenes, and some of the hattlc "3 " popular attraction, a" luditrnrnt .iitrcet trcstle to the road. 20 ieet be
incidents required the use or 600I?:0l":;l:rm” was instilled unquet law, into Wedneeday evening. and was
horses. ' ‘ v i
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Ir idea of the enormous experts? neck. He was discovered in n pool of
which is entailed by making a pm- 1”“, h): llnmll‘? 1:: newest)”: blood hr some men in .m automolflle
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from these details. .‘ dramatic construction and a perfect gfirplhey szienglymrzyfl: htitre . , ' p . ‘ 1 . , ‘sE‘m
The technical staff at the William “"1”" “t ““3”“ "9"“ ’" “MC" mag“; hfim‘and how, Mm to»: ? ' ‘ .' ‘ ' ‘ r a ' - > '
fi'ox studio had to rebuild the Nash- the suspense oi the audienCe is held a section ma bet: n W Iiin f d .
ville of 1830. Two long streets oi the “s by a hair 9“" ”‘9 moment "Viv“ nd ’llcrid ‘ on th :9 H ‘a so; :’
city as it appeared in those a“! were in which~he is willing to draw aside a ' ‘ on n 9 * 9" 3V9“ 1'09 -
‘ he curtain?! and reveal the solution‘ "
d ted on the rounds of ti o For ' .
upiica z \ ‘ '10 his own cleverly constructed plot. l Sentinel W": Ad" m 'W"
continued its record-breaking pace
A soldier’s farewell to his sweetheart, set to swiftly
moving, manially keen music. Surely a McCormack
song! And the great Irish tenor. has rendered this beauti-
ful war-time ballad with all the warmth, clarity and tender
expression which have endeared his singing to so many.
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The Durham Shutter! Ball is a silky toned
Fox-Trot, laycd by the Brown Brothers Saxophone
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pauses.”
Razzbern'u—Onc-Stcp is a lively and altogether ‘
deli htiul piano; banjo and saxophone contribution by
thcfi’an Eps Trio. »
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