The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-01-07
THE GREENWOOD THEATRE
FOR week OF JANUARY 10TH
MONDAY, 10th.

r MONDAY, JANUARY 10th.
PAULINE FREDERICK
a in q yfly e shLnit5s Ret0 ln s Par et
IT'S A rARAHo1s NJ .-"-~2 SeSS* Know % !; IT 49, IS THE H s' VERY BEST.
"a WOMAN WITHOUT A Biograph-
A two-reel drama that will hold the interest from start to finish.
The acting in the picture is of excellent quality.
Vera sisson, Robert Nolan, Helen Bray, and others.
A one-reel drama, the story of which is very pleasing:
A cartoon comedy with bud and Wag.
1 Especially HI,r interesting t. sI to the children. ,,r HOW
TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th.
EQUITABLE MOTION PICTURE CORP. presents
MURIEL OsTRICHE
"A DAUGHTER OF THE SEA-.
A fve-part subject which contains picturesque backgrounds of vii
The cast is a good n Miss ostriche is supported by William H.
The work of these players is all that could be desired.
THE OGRE AND THE GIRL" -Lubin.
A satisfactory threepart drama in which Bernard seigel, Geraldine
o'Bren and Kempton Greene, have the leading roles.
"FORTY-FIVE MINUTES FROM NOWHERE Nina.
Broad burlesque in this one-reel picture.
A cartoon comedy m the same reel.
A BAE GA w RReGRA nd1 For = ONLY L 5 Ps snd 19 e. . TaINk OF IT!
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18th.
\ NEIL OBRIEN and his GREAT AMERICAN MINSTRELS.
cLEAN-cUr coNEDY,-GooD SINGING, DANCING,
ELABoRATELY sTAGED-A BIG COMPANY OF ARTISTS.
We BEST E2a5 of int it's GG%Ie ON ~sn "1 Thos e'~ ~ho Witnesses sms t the performances ms ses
last season were very liberal in thsir praise of the show.
SEATS ON SALE MONDAY, JANUARY 10th.
First floor 81 so and s1OO;-Balcony 75c. and soc.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th.
meal OF THE NAVY" Panama-Pathe.
THE White Gods, episode No. 10. In two parts.
1t is intensely interesting and leads easily toward the climax of the
next episode, the 14th, which is the last.
BLIND JUSTICE"-- -Essanay.
This three-reel photoplay is vastly entertaining.
Henry B: Walthai has the leading role, and it fits him like a glove.
"BASHFUL Lubin.
Billy Reeves, in this comedy offering, has done his best work for the
screen. Good solid fun.
"PATHE DAILY
Useless to repeat-the greatest NEWS gatherer known to the film
world.
DEEP DYED DUBs"- Pathe.
One of the best of "Heinie" and Louie" comedies. Very enjoyable.
A BARGAIN PROGRAM FOR 5 and 1Oc.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th.
PARAMOUNT P1CrURE--PARANoU@r DAY.
JESSE L. LASKY presents
the famous grand opera and Metropolitan star
GERALDINE FARRAR
TEMPTATION"
A photodrama depicting the life of a prima dona.
Great American star again revealed in a big photodramatic par in a
thrilling Lasky feature play. The photoplays most noted artistic.
1.-THE GLORY OF Kalem.
The moral of this threereel drama is a INSTALLATION of the old
truth: Youth should wed with youth. A strong offering:
up AGAINST Iubin
A comedy offering that is full of good honest fun,-the kind tina,
starts with a rppe-then ripples for fifteen minutes.
9 REELs-A POWERFUL PRoGRAM-oNE SHOW.
White 5 and Is cents; colored 5 and 10 cents
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th.
"a QUESTION OF RIGHT OR vitagraph.
A three-reel drama of great merit. The plot is firm and logical and
author, Van Dyke Brooke.
MAURICE COSTELLO, LEAH BAIRD, DANIEL LEIGHTON and
EDWARD ELKAS, make this offering a powerful success.
The kind of photoplay that makes you wish for more.
"HEARST-SELIG seio
This installment contains many items of interest.
"THE GREAT DETECTIvE"- 1nhin
A one-reel farce in which D. L. Don leads in a riot of fur
ANIMATED CROUCH CHASER Edison.
Two cartoons in this number, both of which ae cleverly drawn and
highly amusing. An educational skit,-one of interest n value
complete the 1000 feet of film.
5 REELS-A DANDY SELECTION, ONLY 5 and 1oc.
MATINEE EVERY DAY Except Wednesday, AT $3.50 D.. M.