The Lexington advertiser., 1914-11-27

| One OF the most thrillinr apa IN.
spring moments of George Klaine,x
glorious production of the Cinea nhnto
draina, ANTONY AND CLEOPA-
Ira. y when the Egyptian Quasn
o1aers ner slave thrown Co the croco.
diles OF the Mile for daring TO have
iaiien IN love with Marc Antony. The
picture is realistic ia the extrerne.
4ne huge monsters ar@ aaAh hwianEnisaw
1 about the BtresEh. whach lows NJ the
foOt OF the palace sEepa, laying IN
Walg Tor any article Of food that NAV
DC throsRalstog them. The curtains M
the entrance part and Cleopafra and
her retinue appear, followed by a
powerful slave who carries the HO,an0
8irI securely bound Az the 0ueBr'e
signal the slave throws the Rirl into
tne waters The crocodiles make one
dive for her and all disappear into tha
depths Of the river. Meanwhile Cleo.
patra looks on unmoved by pity. regal
even In her hatred and nlalevolonca.
flashing proud fury from her ewes ana
y sneer OF conscious disdain and power
enveloping her features. II 10 an epl-
sooe Dotn dramatic and sensational
that holds the spectator spellbound.
yet carries with 1t no feeling oil repul.
sion that might naturally be expected.
IT 10 superbly acted and superbly car
ried out. This 10 only one OF host Of
scenes that 60 to makes the Cines
Antony and Cleopatra the greatest
photo drama yet produced. The George
kleine production 10 announced FOR. at
the ROYAL, Lexington, December 2.
Durant. the Sth from 2 to II D. m.
j. ID. Weeks left Monday for his eIe-
giant plantation at Hoffman and from
there to attend Shriners' conyocation
at Memphis.
j.. e. Sweany. Henry Englemann, j.
L. Sanders and family. Jas. Gilbert
and wife, of Durant, were present at
the Roach-Weeks nuptials at Possum-
neck Sunday.
Hon. K. M. Livingston, of Phildela.
phia. Miss, attended chancery court
here Monday.
Wilson late, Of Bowling Green, had
business in Lexington Monday.
Fresh home-gSound siFted meal.
bran and chops for sale at Rny.
ner's VIII. Meal always on hand
10 swap for corn.
ID. W. Lunsford, of Hebron. patron.
zed our busy merchants Monday.
e b. BodensteIn, a prominent realty
holder OF the Durant locality, attended
;hancery court here Monday.
A. Rhyme, who with his two chill
iren, isvisitIng the parental home here.
VII shortly move to Roy, Montana. TO
axe a homestead and a pre- -emption
,ntry on land In Montana, adjoining
he land Of his mother. in-law and "a.
er. Mrs. Bradley. This will mean S2O
Icres added to the family estate, which
will rapidly grow in value.
On Sing, a Chinaman whose most
ecent domicile was Boston, Massachu-
etts, has opened grocery store and
mop suey joint 10 the store just south
4 Iruhart d Co, COL, on "Beale. =
7: 3. Bradley. of Central Point.
made Lexington visit on business
ionday.
Mrs. d. Booth and Miss Gabrella
'aker. OF Acona. were guests Of
riends in Lexington Monday.
We have bought the fIrst spock.
"a peas IN the hull, we save yow
no thFeshlDE. they must he dTv
nd sound. WcHee Lumber CO.
Pr, 7. A. Ellis. an eminent Memphis
ivine, enjoyed d little diversion ia che
uniting line with bis friend, w. II.
'erry. and others near Aeona this
'eek.
- .alGasfG II ' s.l .1l .-4g II s.H E
~. u Osborn. Of Tchula, looked after
latters Of hnalness here Monday.
y. 7. Paxton. of Tolafyille, ma5a
'exington Q visit Monday.
c. n. Dicken. Sr.. wss here ksOum
)urant Monday.