The Lakeland evening telegram., September 25, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA., SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1920
AUDITORIUM
f TODAY AWt on the SteSV TODAY '
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COME
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$17.50
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$17.50
IN
REAL
MONEY
Q"V LYONS
ADDED ATTRACTION
HAROLD LLOYD IN "CHOP SUEY"
COMING MONDAY
. (FOR ONE DAY ONLY)
Mary Pickford.
-IN
Heart of The Hills"
ALSO A MONKEY COMEDY SCREAM
COMING TUESDAY
HENRY B, WALTHAL IN "MODERN HUSBANDS"
COMING WEDNESDAY
i KATHERINE MCDONALD IN "THE BEAUTY MARKET"
COMING THURSDAY
TOM MIX IN "THE SPEED MANIAC"
COMING FRIDAY
A SPECIAL PRODUCTION TO BE ANNOUNCED LATER
COMING SATURDAY
"THE LONE WOLFS DAUGHTER"
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ALL THE TIME THAT'S ALL
NO MORE - NO LESS
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AMUSEMENTS
"THE CITY OF MASKS
IS PHOTOPLAY WITH
AN UNUSUAL THEME
Robert Warwick Star In Novel Story
of New York Life, From
Famous Book
The film attraction at the Casino
Theatre on Monday will be "The City
of Masks," adapted from George Barr
McCutcheon's novel of the same name
and starring Robert Warwick.
The plot is built up around the
novel idea that there are hundreds of
men and women in -New York con
cealing the fact that they ai'e of noble
birth by occupying humble positions
as chauffeurs, governesses, and the
like. Once a week they meet at a
certain house and assume their right
ful identities forthe evening. Robert
fact that many of the funniest inci
dents happened behind the scenes and
were merely mentioned by the play
ers. In the photodrama every amus
ing situation is actually shown, and
the result is an hour and a half of
constant merriment. ,
The story concerns a vaudeville
juggler whose marriage to young
Smith causes his aunt to disinherit
him. When her will stipulates that
he must divorce his bride in order to
inherit two million dollars, the young
couple scemes to perform the letter,
but not the spirit of the instrument.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
William Morris Hughes, the Aus
tralian prime minister who renedered
inestimable service to the British em
pire in the war, born in Wales, 66
years ago today.
Rear Admiral William S. Benson,
i tt a XT wA.wa,! nroeMjmt nf tfia
Warwick, as Tommy Trotter, cnauf-i ' r
, L ni. m. ta ! Emergency Fleet Corporation, born at
ran in rna uraalrnv Mr PomontPr IS I
i i-. u a , a- v..,i- Macon, Ga., 65 years ago today,
really an English lord in disbuise. ' '...
' rhortoa Mwsrd RiiaH Socialist
He is in love with a Miss Emsdale,, '""' ,
canaiaaie ior nesiutm in me uui-
who is not really tre governess she
nrotonrin tn ho hut a nnhlewnman.
Their romance is threatened by thej10 60 rears go today,
bounder son of a nouveau-riche New :
York family, and only after several
adventures, including a setto with big
city politics, are their efforts ended
happily.
i
ted States In 1912, born at Davenport,
iADDfTIONAL CLASSJFIEO AOS
"The City of Masks" is declared to LOSTSolltaire diamond engagement
ring, in front of Auditorium theater,
valued as an heirloom. Liberal re
ward for its return to L. B. Curtis,
at City Drug Store. 3111
be an unusually felicitous choice as
a vehicle for Robert Warwick. Lois
Wilson is the leading woman, and the
cast includes Theodore Koslofl and
J. M. Dumont. Thomas Heffron df-
rected the picture. It is a Paramount ( WANTED A girl, white or colored
Artcraft release. i to assist with baby and light house-
I work. Apply to Mrs. W. T. Gray,
"LA LA LUCILE'' IS COMEDY HIT, 217 Soutn Massachusetts Ave.
tl " . I 3114
After the tremendous success . , .
scored by Eddie Lyons and Lee Mo- FOR SALE Violet plants, 20c a doz.
ran in their first Universal comedy Phone 91 Red. 3113
feature, "Everything But the Truth," : "
every theatregoer is loking forward LOOK ELSEWHERE, BUT see Mrs.
to their next production, "La La Lu-; Redgrave's line of ready-to-wear
cille," which will be shown at the Au-I before buvlnS- Prices reasonable,
ditorium Theatre today. I 501 East Peachtree St. 3115
FOR SALE iBuick car.
West Lemon street.
Apply 803
3112
"La La Lucile" is the work of Fred
Jackson, author of such Btage sac
cesses as "A Full House" and "The
Naughty Wife," and was the hit of FOR RENT Small furnished apart-
Apply
311f
REV. WALLACE WFAR'c
WONDERFUL WORK IN toe
CORDELE PASTo
The editor has received a i,
from Rev. Wallace Wear, fornJeter
tor of the First Baptist church of S
city, from which we take pieaaJL,
publishing the followinsr 11
talnlng Information which we
will ho mnif n1oDol.
..... "cttDiii6 iq Kev
host of friends here: " '
"One more word about Cordele
As you know, our church i . . '
four thousand dollars as salary?!
furnishing a kome for the pastor a
our September meeting the vote b
make the salary five thousand w.
mu6 oauuai; was li 10 8, I Wag
prised that such a forward '
be taken without serious oddoriha.
"We have committed ourSPiv0. .
progressive plan of ork ma ,... ,
iuo Biei imngB aunng tne next year
I Of course I couldnt go to Dubi!a
Ga.( with such manifest devotion on
I the part of the church here. I tt
! convinced that my best work here is
yet ahead of me. Our congregation,
J and spirit Is the best at any tln
, during my ministry of two yean
j "We have Just had a summary r
j the work of the past two years which
snows tnat 413 have been received
into the membership of the church
with an Increase from 542 to 935. Oar
offerings have been $34,000 plus. The
Men's Bible Glass averaged 17 fM
August while the wnole school madi
an average of 586 or the same p.
riod. With such evidences of growth
and a desire on the part of the mem
bership for me to remain, I m
keenly the responsibility of the work
and the need of iny further services.
''Yours truly,
' WALLICE WEAR."
"P. S. I hope to visit Tot iplt
this winter. I am having four more
acres cleared on my land out from
Plant City where I have four acres
coming Into bearing. I expect to let
the additional acreage to grove in the
winter. I am well pleased at the
growth of the trees. You see I am
arranging to spend my old age in
Florida."
ments, suitable for couples.
919 South Missouri Ave.
Broadway last season as a musical
.comedy. It was adapted for the use
of Eddie Lyons and Lee Morans by . " .
Philip Hum, and the roles of Johnny ,UK fc-01 rfuavas. Besse,
Smith, who marries the Juggling g,r, ' "aBl ' 3ir.
and Britton Hughes, who elopes with WANTED TJ'hite or colored woman
a young girl from the South, suit the to cook and care for house for fam
stars to perfection. ' ilv nf thrM PhnnD 1Q7 D.
hven on the stage ' La La Lucile" j piy in peraon to T. B. Hillman
was a riot of laughter, in spite of the freight office. , zm
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
President Wilson spoke at Denver
and at Pueblo.
Italians reported to . have seized
more of the Dalmatian coast.
Victoria Clafflin Woodhull Martin,
candidate of the Equal Rights for
President of the United States In
1872, born at Homer, O., 82 years ago
today.
Now Ready for Business
We wish to announce to the public and our customers that we are now ready for business.
Now occupying both stores of La Mode, Inc., and corner store also business has outgrown
former quarters handsomest fixtures in the state, four fine-show windows. One side of the
store is devoted to men s clothing, men's shoes and hats, also trunks and bags. Our stock
represents some of the best and most well know lines of men's goods to be found on the
market.
MEN'S CLOTHING SELECTED FROM THE
FOLLOWING LINES:-
Kuppenheimer & Co., Chicago
Campus Togs, Chicago
Style Plus, Baltimore
BEST MAKES IN SHIRTS, HOSIERY, NECK
WEAR AND ALL OTHER ITEMS WHICH
ARE CARRIED BY FIRST-CLASS GENTS-FURNISHERS.
MEN'S HATS
Dunlaps Best Hats Hawes Hats
Also other makes
SHOES
Bion F. Reynolds Crossett Shoes
IN BOYS' DEPARTMENT YOU WILL FIND
MOST ANY ITEM FOR THE BOY FROM FOUR
YEARS OLD UP,
OUR POLICY HAS ALWAYS BEEN TO SELL OUR MERCHANDISE AS CHEAP AS POSSIBLE
FOR THE CLASS OF GOODS THAT WE HANDLE
OFFICERS
W. H. Ott, President and General Manager
J. E. Melton, Vice President
ftl. C. Ott, Secretary and Treasurer
THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENT HEADS
Marion C. Ott, Clothing
E. E. Porter, Men's Furnishings
Oscar L Welch, Men's Furnishings
Clarence E. Smith, Shoes and Hats
Lewis Pelham, Bookkeeper
iSS""' WW- 7W c&nnot b.
Big line of other suits at $35 00 tr. m j i ,
trouble to show them. ' by best makers clothing business. No
We extend to everyone a verv corrlial '
thing for men and boys. t0 V,sit our n Pct where we carry every-
Melton-Ott Clothing Company