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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 19, 1921 · page 3

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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 ANI) 22

PARAMVOUNT’S BIGGEST 1921 COMED.’

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SUNDAY EVENING ‘ ’
A Feature Unusual

“THE SPLENDID

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KING WINDSOR
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the. )c Walton"? Lnglnm 11m: Cam-
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been owned and operated by a local
corporation for smoml years. The
purchase price paid by the New
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ing paper on Tuesday morning. ‘Vash-
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no line could be shot and afterwards
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5 “ She Couldn't Help It" presents
Bebe Daniels in another of thosé ~Glis-
tinctive “good littié bad gli'l" roles
w hich brought such a volume. of suc-

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