Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], June 03, 1920, LAST EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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r TODAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
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I Marjorie
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I £ ' IN THE SCREEN SENSATION OF THE YEAR
“The Fortune Teller”
: The most magnificent mother story ever told with the preat
I e.-t modern actress in tho role that made her famous. ^
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* Till: BIG GUN OF COMEDY
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“AN EASTERN WESTERNER”
| Pathe Weekly and Topics of the Day
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Crrwil Theatre
A Jolly rood time. That’s what I
you will have If you go to the Crescent I
today, tomorrow or Saturday for
Manager Kuhn has secured the
Twelve Mischief Makers In their lat
est offering. "Their Last Dey of
School." It's a laugh from start to
finish and Is one of the best vaude
ville shows on the stage today. For
the past two years the play has been
presented on the well known Marcus
Lowe circuit In New York and lues
proven so popular that Mr. Lowe has
engaged It for the third year. It's a
laugh from start to finish and a show
that will long remain in the memory
of the citlsena of this city. Included
In the program Is the great feature
picture "Sinners," featuring Alice
Brady was Mary Horton.
Mary Horton leaves her home and
goes to the city to seek employment
and support her Invalid mother.
Mary meets Hilda West, formerly
from her home town but now a blase
woman of the world. Hilda hefrlends
Mary and introduces her to the world
ly element which makea up Hilda's
coterie. Mary's charming Innocence
make friends for her Immediately.
Through the tory runs the marvelous
Instinct of the mother who feels that
danger is hovering over her little girl.
But over her Is spread the guiding
Influence of Bob Merrick, who finally
wins Mary In spite of the laleful
shadow of suspicion that rested on
him.
At the Strand.
Do cards foretell the future?
They are weirdly prophetic in "The
Fortune Teller.” the Itobertson-Cole
Super-Special. starring Marjorie
Rambeau, the greatest emotional
actreaB of the American stage, which
opens today nt the Strand theatre
for a run of three days.
The screen version of the celebrated
stage success dealing with mother
love and psychic phenomena is even
more powerful than the play, the big
scenee of which necessarily were lim
ited by the stage restrictions.
“The Fortune Teller" shows a great
actress In a great story, a story filled
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with tense, dramatic situations. The
action Is rapid and big scene follows
big scene with almost breath-taking
swiftness. But the "big scenes" are
only •'pot-boilers*' In comparison with
the truly great moments of the pic
ture which show Mitw Ratnbeau at the
very pinnacle of her art.
Whether cards are false or true
prophets is a debatable question, but
in "The Fortune Teller" they form
the basis of a plot inextricably woven
with the appeal of mother-love
and the mysteries of psychic phen
omena.
“Fog O’Mj Heart” Coming
Saturday and atl nextthe
Majestic Players will play J. Hartley
Manner's masterpiece, "Peg O'My
Heart."
"Peg O'My Heart," relates the story
of a little uncultured Irish girl who
leaves her father and her squalid
home in New York City and is sud
denly plunged into the midst of a
family of the most exclusive, uncom
promising English aristocracy. Her
freedom of' speech and manner of
fends the Lady Chichester and her
haughty son and daughter, but they
consent to keep the girl for a month,
In accordano with the provisions of
a will of her uncle, Mrs. Chtohester's
brother. The Chichester fortunes
have been Impaired by the failure of)
a bank, and by the terms of the will |
the one undertaking the upbringing j
of Peg. is to receive a handsome an- j
hulty. So, despite her repugnance
towards the task, Mrs. Chichester un
Jertakea it for the sake of the family
coffers. Peg proves an Intractable
pupil and longs for the-freedom and
happiness fhat was hers in herbal
father's home. Peg doesn't know the r
conditions of tho will. She thinks f
the 1s staying on the generosity of t
ler aunt. Then she meets Jerry, the
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CRESCENT
■CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE
Today, Tomorrow and Saturday
DIRECT FROM MARCUS LOWE’S CIRCUIT, NEW YORK.
THE
12—Twelve—12
i Mischief Makers
, —IN—
“On Their Last Day of School”
This is a big vaudeville act that has played on the Lowe Circuit for two consecutive years.
One of the biggest laugh acts on the Vaudeville Stage today.
ALSO IS!
ALICE BRADY
“SINNERS” 1
Three days in Atlantic City; was it worth the price! She wanted to dance and was willing
to pay tlio Piper.
PRICES—NIGHT—Including War Tax—25c and 35c. n
MATINEE—Including War Tax—11c and 25c. 'r |
Majestic Players
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Majestic Theatre
Announce the Opening of a
Summer Season of Stock
The First Offering Will Be j
’O My
Heart”
Saturday, June 5^1
and Entire Week of June 7th I
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Prices—Evenings 25c to 75c (Plus War Tax) I
Saturday Matinee 25c to 50c (Plus War Tax) I
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Seats 25c—(Plus War Tax) I
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