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TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1021
Convention Hall
TONIGHT
Mamie Smith
And Her Jazz Hound Orchestra
llll Willi Mi's MOM I Mtlls ( OI.OUI l I'lll S It. II I'll si lt
A JAZZ CLASSIC
6
Attend I lid ilniuTM nt l tin
Moose llnll, IIP, Kmitli
Idii vr., 'rucsdiijM, 'I linr (l.ijn,
I"rl(lii)H Mini SiilnitldjM nf cn( li
rok. llct uncle In tli ' II)
f iiniii mill lirlliK I'nir frlcii.R
oMMi m .i:.
I BEGINNING
E GINNING
T O D A. Y
OP AY
I
r
EXTRAORDINARY DOUBLE BILL!
dance"
II Li
Rialto Theate
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8 &iGi m
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DANCING
Thnrs. Si. Patrick's Day
SOUVENIRS FKI.K
ClftM rlrty TllfMla. Ili.n..l.i imI
Mlllllll.t) flll. Ml I l ' l
rrlmli l-"h It im. "
HAUFLAIRL" ACADHMY
OF DANCING
it i ii.ii.i.i.
I ..liir IM
,iivn 7,V In SJ Vir 'lm r.itm
hi. AT s.w.i:
Munlim-Nr I'liltio I". 215 tn I fit hit-lniinll ie
lliil W'lliK IHiik Slmr, Hist North (ticciiMooil
s CI M III M UM l I UK W III I I. ' )'l I.
I wlcr Sen MnhltKrhM til
The Busln
Miiinl I iitiiPily 'oiiiMiiy I'rc
vi'Iiiiiik rural iiimcily cntlllcil
"The New Clerk"
I Viilnrhiic
WALTER ST. CLAIR
Ah HhIh t'otnodliin.
on tiii: sm:i:
WESTERN MELODY'
ri:.vnitr.
M
tuo-iikki, W'i:sti:iiv
ntt -(i()OI
COMI DV
Complete cluitmc of I'lcliirri nml
Vmnlotlllo (M iy Hiiiwlny, Tiicm
tin)-, TIiiii-mIji) mill KittuKliiy
TODAY
'I III' Mmw llll lill.t-
The Beauty Parade
Willi
'fritz fields
1'rf.i'iilliii;
"NIGHT IN
CHINATOWN"
A Nhnu nr I'dHurri
Big Beauty Chorus
I'm tore I'lrtnro
Blanche Sweet
in
"Fighting Creasy"
AImi Ciiiiii'iI) mill I'ullio Svwh
( iiinliiK Smiiliiy
'I'll I ' IUIIY IIAUI1V SHOW'
With
HI HV DAIlllV (llrrrlf)
LYRIC
LAST
KHOUINU Till: TIIIUTI'l NTH Ill'ISOIti: Ol
i
TIMES
TODAY
Willmni tbx.
WILLIAM
RUSSELL
TfBare
Knucldcs
a kmhul suxtv o
IWIVVl HI"
f"l nun, J0qW
M.SO VI l. I T I IN(il.ltS
EXTRA
AiIiIimI Allriii'lliiii I'rlitny
mill Sm in diiy
JAKE L. IIAMON
Ml ItlHOU TIII.Mi
Aiilliriuln l'UlnriM of Ol.liilio.
iiiu'm (innli'M Si-iikiilJiiiuil
.Munli'r Cao
Sco ('I.Alt SMITH llMON on
Irlul fur llio iiiiii'ilcr of
JAKE L. HAMON
rcMllll lMtT I he nctiml i nnrli-,
m'oiicm ilurliiK (lie fmnuiiN irlul g , j
lull S3o; KIiMIcm (do
ffe Zl
I
1
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"A Jazz Version of a
Nation's Fall"
Bothwell
Browne
In Mack Sennett's Scream
of Laughter
"Yankee
Doodle in
Berli
99
The most unusun! comedy ever
screened, fenturinir Mr. Browne, the
world's premier female impersona
tor, and ti cast of nll-stnr fun
ninkers, including BEN TURPIN,
FORD STERLING, CHAS. MUR
RAY, CHESTER CONKLIN, CHAS.
LYNN, and MARIE PROVOST.
BOTHWELL BROWNE
Iho Mar of "YnnKro Ilooillu In llcrlln"
will licmllltiL' next uccU'h miihIi'vIIIc Mil
nt the Orpliciini llionlcr, npiM-nrliiK In
icitoi ltl l lie moHt spt'cliu iiliir offer
Iiik of i in n jctirs. Tlie en.it MipimrtliiK
Mr. llroHiio U licrnliliil ns Iho inreM
lHvy of ImiiIiIhk licmillo) ecr ivcM'inlileil
In Miiulelllo.
7 in Mrs, BaUlie njje-ynoldLs'
THE DAUGHTER. PAYS"
Directed, toy Robert. Ellis
Picutrixed. btj Ed.uara..JlMoutQcfna
Poverty against riches, lovo and tenderness pitted
against the smouldering hate of a monomaniac.
Owing to the importance of today's presentation nt
the Rialto theater, patrons arc urged to attend the
matinees, if convenient, so that crowding discomfort
may be eliminated.
UIWIB!3fcTilglTi
I.lons mill Hut ilmiKVix of the JiiukIc IiiiiI no (error for Mcrtcm for
Mio wnx M-eiirti In the lino or The Son of Tmiin.
Also Wallace Coburn Story of the Arizona Desert
" LAST SHOT "
llinmy Audrey Coineily
"THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER"
5
STRAND
NOW
PLAYING
presents
"WILLIAM
3cuttle
short of bite sea sj j
" 1
I NOW PLAYING 1
U xliiil ilrmimlln pil l m i- of iiii'rlean R
m iii ir)' ii M'in Itlnc I'liU'iiini iIikiwii mi tin 11
I In n MHlmw iiirecN Hint lie ilurniiint ullhln n
IIH llll. H
MUTT & JEFF CARTOON
SelinlllU' Oil'V ! 15. 12 SO. 2. IB. Iilttl, .V 15, 7. 8:15. 0;M
lit tronioniloiiM jmuer l lniirliitcil on Ilie
lnlniy of inmiltliiil clii' i- the l.lrih of time
I'lie Mory ilrilluileil (o tin ltnt.tr) Inlii of
merleii.
EXTRA!
Clyde Cook
In liW iteuoi IiiokIi tn.il.er
Pathe News
The Jockey"
Majestic News, Topics of the Day,
Majestic Orchestra and Organ
M'ltl I N TIM i
ii no. 12 iio. a, :t ,;o. .. ti ;io. 8. Oiso
NOW PLAYING
The delightful young star
gjrgwgjBW ' i u iiim:.rpevj7n 'jnq-wQwmvB R BIGilr1 ACTS Tf.
I
Walton
In the highly dramatic sensation
ii
1
wfcMtaimrTniiErjgiMwinTiwwiiiw
I BEGINNING TODAY
1
The iln-K of DoneKitl ns on lier lualr; tlio
Klou of l.lnicrlek wus In lier fnee; tlm (tplrlt
of ii teinicf( Miut In lier lienrt.
ilie Inucly nniii.lii ilniinu of it little alley
cm it ho tnrneil Into lH't Ansunu
Palace Orchestra
snu:nN TI.MIJ
10:30, 11:30, 12:15, 2, 3:15, 1:30, 5:15, 7
H;13, 0:30
Admission 3re; Chlltlrcn 100
ti''Ttti;iMliV'--7''yitrmttnTi'iriTiiiViiriiiTlfrifnini
ELAINE
UAMMERSTE1K
DAUGHTER ,
lPAY.Sr
Bothwell
Browne
"YANKEE DOODLE
IN BERLIN"
TODAY 2:30
25c and 35c
TONIGHT 8:15
25c, 35c, 50c and 99c
June Elvidge
The Well Known Motion I'leturo Star
(ix ii:kso.j
In
"The Crystal Gazer"
Mae
Melville
nml
George
Ruie
"The
League of
Servants"
.III IOCS
.MeCornuiek
mid
In lug
La
Graciosa
Presenting
Visions of
Fairyland
Dan
Stanley
uml
Al
Birnes
"After the
Club"
wiiiio
Halo
nml
llrotlicr
I'nrlc S.
Mnhol "Illlllo"
Dewey and Rogers
In
"No Tomorrow"
Hy JACK T.AIT
COMING NEXT .WEEK
Bothwell Browne and
His Bathing Beauties
'I S
li'iiH
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