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THEATERS I POLLY AND HER PALS
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LOCAL PLAYBILLS
OLTVnn TK1V with May
Kothen.
ALjMTORIUM "Ouo Against
.Many' with A nit i Kincr.
LAKALLn. 'Tangled Thread-."
with Urs i? I Ja rris' a!r.
CATL" "A Romano-."
with Enrl Williams.
OIH'HKt'M VaM''t Me.
FAMOUS PRIMA DONNA
TO APPEAR HERE OCT. 4
A crat d'al of int'Tt i.-- m ini
T( t In thr romln,' to South nl '
of Am 'ita Gflli f'urrj, th- s ui-
tiona! prima donna., an-I th ith'r
attractions inclurlir. tin Hoira Hi:?-;
lan Hallet, under th a u.-pi. s of
Ihn Music "ns cluh. This j-roinis-to
bp South land's most l,ril'i.ir,t '
point. Galll Curci appears h re on
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Advertising Designs
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I Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.
rounds Miss Ilobson in this new co-
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MoJlio Kin in "One Apainst
Many" a fivt r 1 drama: "Squared"
a delightful program of songs. Mab!
Harper, a jolly sinecing' comedienne
is assisted by Klsie Weber at the
piano. Iale and lioyle, original en
tertainers, the Talkies. boys, offer
ing a pantomime novelty and one
a two reel comedy with Mr. and! other pood act completes the bill.
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Mrs. Sidney Prow ;nd the I'athe
News are the attractions at the Au
ditorium today. On tomorrow's bill
are "The Four Gun Bandit" a sen
sational two reel western drama;
"Charlie, the Hero." a two reel co
medy; th Bathe News of late
events; Mutt and Jeff comedy and
"The Tiber's Trail" an exciting- ser
ial story featuring Ruh Roland.
Monday brings the opening of Frank
Keenan's powerful new photodrama
-The World Atlame" timely to the
universal social unrest.
AMi:iJTA (JALLI ( l 'KCl.
October 4 as tho first number. Itud
oiph Ianz tho famous pianist, amli
Cornelius Van VIeit. the preat cellist j j,
win Kivo a joint recnai in January, p
ami the Russian dancers conn- in.t
April. A preat many social affairs
h:ive been planned near these dates. I
arai many out of town people will 1
be cntertalne-d, Lino parties and!
bov parties are being planned, by ;
others, (lalli Curd is the highest!
pri'-ed artist in the world, and 1kt'
concert in South Rend will bring R
Ir onie frcm all over southern Mien-i 3
lean and northern Indiana.
ORI'Hi:iM.
Tho present vaudeville lull at the
Orpheum concludes its engagement
today. Featuring the musical act
"That's floinAC Some" with George
Wagner and Jack Hart, the bill in
cludes the following entertainers:
The Templo Four, a pleasing Uart
dte; Allen and Betty Lieber, comedy
sketch artists; Watkins and Williams-,
presenting an original novel
ty and Alanson, pantomimic and ac
robatic comedian.
Beginning to morrow "Four Jacks
and a Qu.-on" topline tho bill with
V LASALLi:.
"Tangled Threads." today's pic
ture at the LaSalle, presents the
domestic dilemma of a woman whose
husband deserts ner for another
more attractive woman, and who
brings such evidence to bear against
her that her baby boy is also taken
from her. Ilessie Harriscale is fea
tured and with little Ben Alexander,
prominent in her support, does some
of the best work ever accredited
her.
A plot of intense interest, a gor
geous background of Chinese tix
tures. and last, but by no means
least., splendid acting, .-re the main
stays' of "The Pagan Cod" in which
H. 15. Warner, is starred at th3 La
Salle tomorrow.
castli:.
Larie Williams ns the star of "A
Rogue's Romance." today's picture
at tho Castle, depicts the role of a
clever French thief who succeeds in
eluding the Baris police and who
finally wins redemption through hi-
heroic work on the battlefields and 1
his protection of his country's in - i m;y
terests. j
Handsome and popular Wallace1.
Reid is tomorrow's featured player j
in "Less Than Kin," another of those
stories in which the adventuresome
hero takes another's name and loses
his own indentity.
NPIX1AI.S FOR SATURDAY.
Ribbons, wings, flowers, ostrich
feathers at bargain prices at our
iroing-out-of-business sale Saturday.
Mrs. M. A. Fralick. 131 N. Main Ft.
4777-13 Advt.
For sale, automobiles. You select!
the car. A small payment down, j
wo pay the balance, you pay us back j
by the month. Northwestern Finance
Co., ,104 Citizens Bank Bldg. Tel.
Lincoln 1263.
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Ellsworth's
48th Anniversary Sale
Starts
Monday, September 15th
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AUDITOPJUH TODAY
Beautiful
oLivnt.
Nnzimova In "The Brat" her lat
et and greatest screen production
will be the attraction at the ol; r H) A Dowcrful and cxlremolv
interesting drama of high
theater for four days starting to
morrow. The screen plav Na-
7inu)va's own adaptation of Maude M life. Also that popular
1 ulton
Mme,
Anita King
in-
One Against Many'
"s drama of tho same name.iH t r j tnc cm
. ii y. i , , , fl couple, MR. and MKb. blD
. Ana has decided to be hard- U r
boiled strictly and solely f..r tin g NEY DREW, in
j.urposes of the scenario, of r..urs.-..h cnilAPFn
The "script of "The Brat" repines g ilsiUAIvt.'J
that madame be a hard-boiled but
, . . . .. . , C An extra amusing two-reel
-..-non-pure chorister of the ' us girls 3
can't be too careful" type. And M comedy, and the interesting
maybe she isn't all of that! She is Q pATHF- NEWS of late CUF-
perennially old as tho Sphinx and 3
wise as the seventh daughter of a M rent events.
seventh daughter. Nobody can put B
anv thing- over on her r otter her
wg diamond limoiisira s S i she gets.fi
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this cave. The H at is trau.- ported. I B M O N D A Y, TUESDAY, 8 ' 6
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Saturday Evening Post Stories.
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hr-s to dpnd on her own husband
f.r inspiration. Tti fiance-' '.' i"h.
sb gi i s 1 ack th riTig and pni
t:e' i mbraces tlte brat. It s ;i
touching i-i'-h.
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That's Going
Some"
I; bar ::rti.tie pr s. nt.it am of a
r a.' r.o-.e! chartctcr. th Iis ;n
g.:i.kt I i -omed ic r. r.c M.i T!ib.n
will at th. ':ir tli. atrr
tbts f r:;inc. Mi.-- ltobson's p r--on.i!
t and arti-ti" g-rii'ts ar -m-l
o-ii d tin- s.-.;)v, ;.; t bi cb. iract r
' f "Tisb." in a play of the ann?
name adapted !y lMw ard K. Kov
.:r;t.. The tit!- of th p'.tv is fj
taken fr-Trt thn Ji ;: ehiraeter of
h sTeriev. "L ntii 'a rb-rrv" and
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ro'" eoni,'ir. tint OI'Iv Mis-
l:o.v-n's .appealing j -rs. r .a'i", but
h-'r ability t- be p.ttht.c. ti !o
C. ramati'a and hunuu-ous in rat:d
5-i' c s.s. on 1 Th' succe-s which M!.-s
Itn! som !:a- a't.-.ii .! in h r n w
cor?-. ! ' Ti-li" or: its preliminary
tour i for- 1- ing o'!r.d to N'-w
York audi u s a rare tribut" to
h. r.
Temple Four
Ihrtf Jacks ami an Ace of
spades
Allen & Betty Lieber
"Hivaklns It (icntb"
Wratktns & Williams
'Wlicn i:at Meets Wi'M
Alanson
. th laul of tlu Tier
SUNDAY
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Tlut ('let or r.moüonal
Artrt'ss
BESSIE BARRISCALE
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TANGLED THREADS
Ueinarknhle story of high
est type of womanhood which
holds sjmpathy and appeal
througliout its five wonder
ful reds.
TOMORROW
That Splendid Dramatic
Actor
H. B. WARNER
in
THE PAGAN GOD"
Ami I "our Other Ac ts
A story with nn undeniable
tang. It is a compound of
the Orient nml the Occident,
with a corneous Chinese
background.
TODAY
rAiu.r: Williams
a HOGVirS HO
MANCH" TOMOItKOW
WALIiACK IUIID
In
L12SS THAN KIN"
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF
IOHOÜHO FLOOR SAFE CONVtMlCKT
A cast of unusual exeollcneo is
seen In supiwrt of loely Dessie Har
risiiile at the I a Salle toilay.
Little nn Alexander, who made
a favorable Impression on theater
patrons nil oer the country In
"Hearts of the World." Is promi
nently featured.
Henry H. Warner, one of stace
land's best actors, has at last trans
ferred his attention to the silent
drama and in 'The Pasran God," to
morrow's I-aSalle pieture. is seen to
excellent advantage.
Of pietures proluretl in the always-Interesting-
Chinese atmosphere
for sexeral years. "The Paean God"
Is by far the most consistent, the
mst absorbing of them all.
coming 4Tim:s or faith,"
xvith Kupcno O'Drien. Catherine Cal
vert, Ituby De Hemer and a splendid
cast.
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