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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 23, 1922 · page 3

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MoNDAY JAN 23,1922

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Thursday and Friday

Gloria Swanson

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Thursday. Friday and Saturday

A Big Five Act Vaudeville
Program Including

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what. is claimed for this feature by :.
theatres. ,

the management of the
Based on the marvelous adventures
and Uscapades of the dashing D'Ar-
tagnan and three of King Louis XIII'S
Musketeers. this photoplay unfolds
the history of France in the early
Seventeenth Century when that mon—
archy was dominated by the design—
ing and crafty Cardinal Richelieu. a
soldier by training but a statesman
and churchman only by virtues of in—
trigues he devised. ‘

No more vivid and picturesque tale
has ever been presented 011 the screen

will present him to his admirers in a‘

'11'eu light and the work of the all-l

‘ star cast that supports him will insurel
satisfaction to all photoplay 30013.. I

RALPH TOLAND .
GIVES 'PROGRAMI
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Continued from First Page. I

The advantage of the exhibition of‘
pictures in the home over that of the;
gallery was commented upon. The '
general opinion being that seeing pic- l
tures in home. surroundings gave one.
a much better idea of how they would
look in one's own home. 1

The song program. given by:
Mr. Toland. was particularly enjoya-l

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ble. He. played his own accompani-I
Iinents in a manner which showed him l
‘to be an accomplished pianist as well_
as asinger of noted ability.

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The demand for

Elliott Dexter than this. From a photographic .
_ 'standpoint it is a work of art. and many years.
Wallace Reid costumes and sets, are marvelous. It _ . f. M
h 1 is believed that this photoplay win go Accordingly. the day does not seem far dls-allt 31.. en
And °t er ‘9 eb.ated Para- down in film history as one of the the investor who had llll’ fOl‘OSlgllt to accumulate conserva-

mounl Stars m the great' Class” ”FOGUC‘ions- tive investmcnt sm-uritirs at. present prices Will be in a
”I P'Ctm‘e 5m” “The Af' l I‘alrba’nks intermgmmn. ‘3“ the position to point with pride to the wisdom of his Judgment.
fairs of Ahatol." dashing and impulsive 1,)A1tagnan

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PASSING orrmiiwmurs

high-grade .
which has developed as a result‘of the gradual lowering
of interest rates, exhibits no sign of slackening. As a con-
sequenct1 bond prices are steadily advancing and the time
is rapidl3 apploacliing “lien the opportunity to purchase
liigh- grade inv estmciit securities at prices which yield
liberal returns \\ ill 11.11 c passed—not to return, perhaps for

Many high-grade securities may still be purchased at
prices which assure the investor a. return—in many cases
extending ovcra long period of yearchonsidcrably high-
er than the yield which. he will probably find it possible to
obtain if he defers investing until after interest rates have
returned to their normal level.

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