The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-16
AT THE THEATERS.
AT the COZy.

THAT Million Dollar Look" a movie
of clothes, is here. 1t is being shown
today and Friday at the Cozy theater.
The film shows the inside workings
of a big tailoring shop where clothes
for a large proportion of the men OF
America and other countries are made.
The Royal Tailors are sending out the
pictures all over the country
The Importance of good clothes is
emphasized in the picture. An inter-
esting story of how a man won bride
and a fortune through that Million
Dollar Look" runs through the film.
The workings of the big Royal Tailor
factories at Chicago and New York
are shown and every phase of the
clothing business is made clear to the
public through the medium of the
film.
I. S. Galaxy, manager of the New
Toggery, is the Topeka agent for
of the film exhibit at the Cozy. The
local manager for the Royal Tailors
has the booking Of the films in every
town where they are shown The pic
lures are very interesting, both as TO
plot and the chance to see the opera
ton of one of the biggest clothing
plants in the world
At the Hip.
On account of booking Mary Pick
ford in 1.-The Bishops Carriage for
shows will be given tonight to take
care of the large crowds. The shows
will be continuous from 6:45 till 1
p. m. Two good acts of vaudeville
have been booked and will be seen
with the above picture giving an hour
and half show for that little dime"
The management claims that fair pa
irons will get their moneys worth
If they go to the Hip.
At the Grand.
The Grandi stock company will
present THE World Against Him" at
the Grand opera house tonight
Vaudeville is introduced between acts.
Tomorrow night "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde will be the BILL
At the Electric.
Peace has it's victories as we'll as
war. 1t has also its tragedies.
There are few peaceful tragedies
more hard than those which aliens,
without money, have to bear in this
great land.
One of them formed the substance
of a successful sketch some years
ago. 1t was called, most happily, The
Sign of the Rose" and the imper-
senator of the central character, Mr.
George Beban, grew quite famous.
His sketch was expended into a
real rhree-ect play, which also pros
pered, and now the play has been re-
made and renamed.
''An Alien is seen at the Electric
theater this week.
At the Novelty.
Another good vaudeville bill which
IS a complete CndnSe from the I1TSl
half of the week will be on the boards
at the Novelty starting this afternoon.
The Alverettas, three in number,
will occupy the head line spot on the
bill with their comedy act, II Can't
Shut My Mouth
Madison and Mace bill themselves AS
400 pounds of harmony. Their song
selections include both ballads and
popular rag time hits. The former is
said to be especially well liked owing
to the splendid harmony of the two
voices.
1t is said that the Three Lyers have
a splendid repertoire of songs and 9TH
err musical hits and know how to put
their numbers over to use the slangy
mode of expression.
Whistling acts by whiStlers who
know how to whistle are Usually en-
joyed by everybody They say that
Allen and White are in the class above
mentioned.
Miss Grace LaDelle and company
c&aim to do an ct out of the general
running in the form of sharp shooting
This young lady, that is they say she
IS young, comes as phenomenally
skilled with the rifle.
The Pathe News will be seen on
the picture screen as is usual for the
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