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l'& rK' clever little star iippearfcwae shown
yesterday,to a large and appreciative
audience at the Rex. theatre.
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GOOD PEOGEAM FOE 8ATXJB
DAY AX GRAND THEATRE
L*,'t The opening program of vaudeville
"for Saturday at the Grand theatre is
rich in music and oomedy. The He-
'-)-ifp wltt Sisters aro terpsichorefcn1
%uSkkt, "jrho lives In constant, fear
oTTSn Spache
streethw&Pat troJ her residence or a
h"i%\ imost ^nvWherfelneaT enough that'his
SV i,,^ Intentions cannot be mistaken. Some
?f i^tlmes the serenade has its. place here.
'fc'i As for the ret,trust Kerrigan
'-Afor hat! And in "A White Man's:
^ChaKce" he does some of the best
love-mpklnp ever, though the girl Is"
i^^rn American living in Mexico, and he
^i an American in the. diserutse of ar!
ir^SpenlRh noble. The way of Kerrigan
i* j,wlth a pirl. hdwever, astounded
"&/"lhorde of Me^'ran swains engaged as
3&5*xtrs* for *iomvo the big scenes
A
4Wbltelast
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Man's chnnce* 'is
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NEWS OF T#E THEATRES^
artists
whose lovely costumes aid hrillia^
frsonality make their dance please
to see\xOn*s hasjsptedalixetfj
toe dancing, and tfce'other ttJ2*T
ntal and Hawaiian dances. Blaolh
tafce comedy mlntier^s-the.way Billy
Ulekols in his offering is described.
Thto veteran laugh producer has set-^
ral seasons otv solendtd success .to
^buch for his p#tor*nce.- Bvafflj clever, singing
bill a
Aove acrobati stunth that said
to be a "WMx."
A\ Opening with a matinee at 2:30
In the afternoon, the evening per
formances at 7:30 ..anjd :15, the
vaudeville will fce-ahoWn on Satur
jdnj'only at the Grand' theatre.
Cranio.STAB nr PEBHY
?$-\ ROL E OP PARIfflAH PLAT
"The^PaWsian Tigress" the -latest
whom/sh
ftfi
'iH aancesfvAf oft* roue iwe* herandi baiv
*v-
gains for iTej^ with Jacoiue. To escape
thift^new horror she* run-s away only
ifr'U" hera^If^ InJthe. Quiches of
,'m^''\ chemlna ln*Jkr|ist who uses-her as" the
lajrauti'hlB friend
ee* by deUghtfvl tltir vt. orlglnar
comedy and ils toy a beautiful ro-
rati! the little W of the gutte.r
%-"ffi many.strong situations make the,' play
fj,I^onewhich stands oat at. an arrest
w'f Ing achievement la- screen Artistry
i
tlon mad'* under the personal super
*f.vision of Maxwell Karger, director
^general,
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EERRIGAN'SWAYOF
i W00INQ ASTOUNDS
MEXICA N SWAINS
Tlie question that bothered J.' War
ff ren Kerrigan in his preliminary stu.dyi
*vof a screen story he was to film, was,
fPX & how Is courting carried on
~"f$K among the aristocratic class in Mex-
*&?.$- Of course, Mr. Kerrigan, famous
'W*l itor romantic screen roles above all
^tae^ls an authority oft most all kinos
"wot courting.' But there was. a.thing
[.or two to be l*Ined about the doings
mance"' whletreomet laUTthe life ofJ dqnbtedly, the. best production that
.BU Miss Pickford has ever^ made."
B. jr, .Parker, representing the Sal
vation Army, was greatly enthused
over the picture an said that he
know of none, of merit in.preference
en the medal ofmerit in preference
to' this excellent production, of
Su4ti"v
The^
i$' -.Included in the cast supporting
I, Miat Dana are DarreltvFbsB, -Henry
Kolker, Bdward Connelly, Clarlsaa
uir
aristocrats in Mexico for
hi flrtft ^production with his own com
i'vany. "A Man's Chance," and
|jI1" ^ln this way'the* screen's greatest love
i&S't Croaker learned the Spanish game of
i/lf^'"'Playing the bear."
'fKW'l/ A girl of the aristocratic caste in
J, ^Mexico is never on the street without
''(gy^'Iner duenna "or' chaperone. And her
flft'V "admirer, no matter how ardent, wor-
*$'."*'ships from a distance at first fol-
^&""^'lows behind,the object of his adora
t'Swf i,'tlo and h4r" escort at a respectable
distance, then stands beneath her
t&n '^window a timeor, acrosls
-P -v .tn
release. "Overlan Red,
m^ ft4fppr6ve particularly interesting
\%^beojjiu8e it is baaed on' the well-known
1'''" nmaj,. of tba name by H. Herber
KJBjttbs. Lynn Reynolds directed the
production, and 'the chief players in
tnnkyrt of the star are Vola Vale,
Harold Goodwin, Charles .LeMoyne,
Bmfld Gaily, Charles Anderson and
Joe Harris.
^Overland Red" differs in many
ways./rom the Usual Harry Carey
story^ibut it permits the star to exer
cise all those arts In which he is ex
celsV-He does rougnt riding,of all
sortson horseback, on a racing mo-
tor:' down a steep
mountaina on the brake-beams of fast
flying limited.
The finding of a dying man on the
desert by Overland Red the Hiacov
ery of gold and a map on his pe'rson,
Efj5?the' arrest of Red and his young pal
klJbhy,* crooked sheriff and their escape
$&$$.through the aid of a girl, forms a
'r lively chain of events. Humor and
romance are not overlooked in the
fc?P^/#atory, and the Carey smife is much in
^^JfEvidence throughout, -^v:
^MAE HCKFOBD GIVEN AWABU
The Board of Merit of the Motion
Picture" Theatrical association of the
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Aft*
KfY
showing- "th tim at the Grand to
tonight with :Andy and Min" tne fa-
r^^^rtno "fhtm^'ln "Andy Goe3 Flat
P||Hunting/jHL.TJ_J
TkE^tR
W, {"J
SATURPAY*- the a ch|j#rous hobo
knipht of tne road w$io has lost all
FemblanoVto Jsis idfltter gentlemanly
self\ excep.&,his 4nstlnctive kindness
f? ?'n* hbnestV?'r
tbM' In "Overlan
p.-.t Re4?{ a- JJnLyereal photodrama Ikar-
rlniTTarry Carey, which wl be
|L, tho|f h' at the Hex thieatre Saturday.
& V^' Harry Carey picture is always a
|0&V welcome event. The popularity Of
j*? thfw staerw has bee- increasing with
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World awarded its first seal of merit
for any motion picture yet produced
to Mary pirkford for her production
"Suds" which will be released toy
United Artists very shortly.
Hiram A'brams, president of the
"BigFbtfri was'notified of'the award
this- week "andimmediately sent1
MATINBE 2:30
AdaiMlo* 10c aae 35c
I
a
wireless jneaaagetrto -Miss Pickford
who was ia.'fnittVoctar wher way
to $aglanoV w4th her husband, Poug
las Fairbanks. The foityaj presenta
tion of Athe gold. medaiTof the seal of
merit will be. presettedty Mrs. Char
lotte Pickford, Mark's mother,
special presentation
Sunday evening at'
Colgan theatre. Thejuspen
be'jbade by Frank Baefti^andean Wg?
dress will' be made by Governor Al
fred B. Smith of New'tork^^i
This exceptional honor for Miss
PIckford's latest'' production mark*
this picture as the acme of whole
some, artistic, sincere entertainment,
according' to "the Board Of Merit,
which is composed of nearly fifty of
the most
representative,special
in the East. Bach made1
personages
con W
meat upon fthe production, and' all
agreed that it was a most excellent
picture.-
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Daniel Ffohman, welf known the
atrical producer, commented on the
productions as follows: "Excellent.
Capital. The 4heme if 'imagination'
is admirably illustrated in the mind
of a -simple,. ingenuous girlwith
humorous and pathetic effect- Mary
has never done a more vivid piece of
character work."
Anning S. Prall. president of the
Board of Education off New York
City, after viewing, the picture ap4
voting it the medal of merit eaid, "I
was. very much ^pressed by the.pic
ture and think it-is ^wonderfully
whOleftome producUon^tne kind that
sehool children ahbuMUfte sent to see.
The. characterisation of the slavey
a*ttl la very interesting and It isJun-
she has/ever presented," wa/the^en
thusiastic endorsement made, on the
production by Elmer uates of the'Ho
tel Imperial. i
HAS STRON (JAST
Bessie Barriscale is given compe
tent support in "Beckoning Roads
the Robertson-Cole picture which ap
pears at the Elko theatre tonight and
tpmorrow... While the blonde depict-
A
or society roles is at her best in this
picture, there are others whose work
is of interest. Joseph Dowling,
whose acting was a feature of "The
Miracle Man," has the part of a Wall
JStreet-swindler Gloria Holt plays a
ch|ld Nils Wfelch has the role oppo
site Miss Barriscale Thomas Hold
ing plays an Englishman -and Dor
cas Matthews, well known for her.so
ciety parts, has, a rote which, fits hfer
excellently.-^JT.,"" Wf-^
The story concerns Marqulta Shay,
asgirl who.grows up on a Canadian
iranch, the daughter of a man whoart
long ago passed away with the-re
quest that bisi friend, John" Grayson,
bring up his little daughter. Gray
son faithfully carries out his trust.
He is so sincere that be' can see
that life on his ranch is not all that
the girl should have. *8o he'sells the
place and they go to St. Louis. There
Marouita falls in love w/th the son
of a capitalist, and Grayson invests
his money through, the fatMr.,^ $ \c
The marriage does not iurn 'but
happily, and Grayson's savings are
lost. These complications. are the
start of the tremendous scenes which
follow when Marquita goes east, and
there finds the. Wall street man who
stole her guardian's money after giv
ing: thesfik, Louis-man his, share.
A aelightWllrhUsical profrftm and
comedy are^dde^ feature* atfh
Eik,oaonighca^^l^#^
"HGHTmo CHAN,^ SCREENED
Jn these days of lavishly screened
motion pictures, the society" novels of
Robert W. Chambers makes excellent
photoplay material. Danger
Mark,,
was transferred#T$e,-e to th screen
some, months ago. "Tbe$PirIng Line"
was one of Irene Castli's best liked
vehicles. Now comes ^be Fighting
Chance," which 4s- probably Mr.
Chambers' most .celebrated novel.
New York's smart set figures' as the
[principals in this story also, "and,
against this society background, the
author advances some ^entertaining
questions about the^ponrli*of .We to
overcome
heredHaynw*ak%fes.t
picture, which isJa
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MEAT FOR ALL TO EAT
Our sprectaireafer.to tastes as welTaT
to, the purses of all. Cfe
BEEF POT RO^/j:^sr....s ..i:i*: :i.
BEEF STEW. RIB tb..Z:il :..,.^....L:L 10c-
BONELESS RIB ROAST, lfcl, ..L...4S2
LE OF VEAL, lb Jjfe^^^z 40c
SHOULDER OF VEAL, v....ll^l :......idc
4^EAL sTE\v n^, 21 ....tot *i
LEG OF LAM1
ixIOUtPE3 ?MB,
SLAMB STEW/ lb
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FBESH DRESSED CHICKENS, lb..'. 38c,
||*RESH DRESSED SPRINGS, lb SSc
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PALACE MEAT MARKET
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4 ACT S SATURDAY ONLY 4 ACT S
HEWITT SISTERS
Sengs asall
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road,
BKLY NHXOIS
Blackface Comeey Miaafe
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ParittnoWn A'rt
craft, will be shown at the Blko"the
ater next Sunday and MovmyT'and
Tuesday. The leading, placer* are
Anna^Q. Kilsson,.Conrad Nagel, Dor-
othy Davenport (Mra Wallace Reid)
and Bertram Grassby.
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NIGHTS 7:30 and 9:15
CkiUbra SBc, KMu 80c
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THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER ^W$$^
7y,
Far-Seeing Woman Referfner/j
In noting the fact thats
Susan^B.
Anthony was born a hundred yea.rs
ago, It Is interesting also to remein-.
ber that every considerate reform^^f
which she was advo^fe^&as coMe
tofpass^say's the New, To|^wi. ^ie
fojoght "for the abolition of JIayery,
for_ total abstinence' -and 'for eqnal
suffrage. Slavery disappeared w$en,
she w still In her. most acflve ye^ra.
Whe^ she died, in 1906, nrnjay of the
stateh h*d agreed with her Views ?pn
prdhlbitlon and votes fo wonqtfd.
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HaraMBy Siatgiag A TalUag
RIB BROTHERS
Comedy Acrobatic Novelty
WM. S. HART in "SHARK MONROE"
THEATRE
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ourpmiHimjKn^pn
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Memphis (Tenn.) Man, at S4, Is Also
Renewing rlis Youth and Viflor^
n Pther Ways.
'Jt.. r.% i iVj
The adage-tlmf there Is nothing new
under the sun has been disproved by
N. D.^Stany vho lias cut a third set
of tpetn at tlif5
age of' eighty-four.
whn usually the' only new molars,
bicuspids, ^that can be achieved
those |iurrlui!e from a dentist,
says the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Mr. Starr, who is in the employ of
the Memphis Artesian Watercompahy,
recently found himself in need of a set
of these artinViat substitutes for the
teeth provided by nature. Rut when
he vlsfted hlftdenHst the price was too
high and .he le-fl to go toothless.
However, -^through one of the unac
countable happeniiiKS which some
times upsets all mles Mr. Starr dis
covered that he was cutting 12 new
teeth. They are almost through now,
although they ate not very useful yet.
owing to the fact that his''gums are*
sore in a fashion famljlnr to all moth
ers of teething infants' or to boys and
girls whose secoiid teeth are replacing'
their baby teeth, and even the older
boys and glrla who proudly announce:
Tin cutting a 'Wisdom tooth.!*
Dentists doubtless will contend
thai such a thing cannot happen. But
Mr. Starr know? that he now has teeth
where no teeth were before. More
over, 'he says' ''his eyesight Is better
than /It was several years ^ago, and
that so far from -his'vigor- being Im
paired by advancing years he feels
stronger and
mo$^
i^Stj"
Xj'" jv?,
fv^TMimn
IBSBC
youthful ^than he.
did when he was seventy.
Th
Barbless Hooks for Angler*.
A very commendable movement is
under way among members of the
Megantic dub," and probably other
snorting'clubs, for the'use of the barb
less hook. The idea Is that true
sportsmanship consists in'giving the
members of. the "flnny tribe" a fair
chance for life and escape^ and that
to catch a flsh with a barSlesa hook
is more creditable than to use the
old-fashioned barb. When trout or
salmon are caught, with a barbed
hook, they~are"apFlo beTserlouiiy in
jured, and even If thrown back into,
the water do' not recover, In many
c*s*s /whereaV if the barbless hook
is*" used, as"now advocated they are,
if returned to the water. In almoatrall
Instances revived and,may be caught
over and over again. This, la true
sportsmanship, and It la. to*be hoped
that the barbless hook movement will
succeed.Boston' Post.
fHE PIONEER WAKT ADS
BRING RESULTS
GRAY MOTTLED
ENAMELED WARE
This line is one of the most popular
on the market.' Attractively speckled,
lustrous finish, gray mottled enamel en
heavy steel base. Priced far below
present wholesale prices. V-^^.-,
3-quart lipped Sauce Pan, with
I handle .....2Sc
3-quart lipped Preserving Kettle..25c
I Wash Basins or Bowls, seamless...^5c
I Deep Pudding Pans, seamless..-.-,.26c
Mixing Bowl, seamless, deep
shaper^........k....L.:^ *i.25c
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10-quart Water Pails* wood- ftt!4",
.ii JiandlesJ.......~.'.i....^....,.....~50c
14-quart Gray Mottled Dish Pan....65c
10-inch deep Pie Plates.....
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*Ejf .3-!FRIDAY
YAN TENUIS STABS SSSEJ/.
T7" TO LEAVE IN FATT,
New York, July 30 The tennis
team representing the United States,
which will endeavor fb bring hack
the Davis cup to this country from
^Australia, will S*JI from Vancouv
er on November 10, it was announced
Wednesday by the Davis committee'
of the United, State&Lawn Tennis as
sociation. The challenge round will
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Every day i^money saving day our store. Here are a few notable examples
that,we.take pleasure in submitting to you at this time. Remember, these are quality
goods sold at prices lower than the ordinary. No special sale is advertised here. These
prices aire part of our every-day policy of giving the best possible values for little money
COMPARE THE FOLLOWING PRICES WITH WHAT YOU^ HAVE. BEENPAY^
ING ELSEWHERE
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SEE OUR ANNEX WINDOW
SUN., MON., TUES.
r--RobertW.
Chambers'
LAR.R
Our Furniture Department is showing the most delightful styles in Dining Room
Furniture. Attractive designs in Bedroom Furniture. Latest style beds at inducement
prices. Floor coverings of the most tasteful kind. Draperies of the newest design.
Separate*pieces of beautiful Furniture for the living room at Special August Prices.
1 1 HUFFMAN AN& O'l^EARVt^
EVENING, JULY 30, 192*
be.played in New Zealand) In ac
cordance with an agreement between,
the Australian and New Zealand as
sociations.
The United States team has re
quested an interval of three weeks to
practice in New Zealand' after their
arrival In iiiat country and AS the
Americans are due to arrive there
about Nov. 28, it is expected^ the
matches will be contested about
Christmas. f
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Groa^tfst Novel WA
A Fighting
Chance
$ i
A Paramount-Artcraft Picture
Also "Laugh with Larry*
is a
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ENAMELED WARE
Strictly first quality smooth, enamel
on a heavy steel base, rich, azure and
white marbelized mottling outside,
pure white inside, black edges, and
guaranteed the best on the market
6-quart lipped Preserving Kettle, $145
5-quart lipped Sauce Pan. ^:....75
3-quart Coffee Pots, welded^ ^-.x&fa,
handle 1..51.50
6-quart Tea Kettles, welded ears $1.50
2-quart Rice Boilers, loop" i
/.handles^:.: A $1.50
6-quart Convex Covered Sauce
6-quart Convex Kettles, bale and
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