The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-23
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Vaudeville at opera house today.
Ad;.
Remember the first show at Harte
Theatre will begin at sharp this eve
nine. Adv
A new window has been placed in
Evans newsroom, replacing the one
broken some time ago.
Dance in N. f. o. p. hall Friday eve
ning Nov. "a. Hurley's five piece
orchestra Admission 25c Adv.
Luther R. Graves, End, who has been
in Syracuse for some time. is spend
ing few days at his home here.
The library has made selection of
Thanksgiving stories and poems and
grouped them together on the table
in the children's room.
Mrs. c. Lynn Wood has recovered
from her recent illness and is spend
ing few days at the Taylor home
stead on the Pownal road
There will be a special meeting Of
the Daughters of Isabella, Friday eve
ming, Nov. "a at the knights OF Column
bus rooms at o'clock
MIS-. Harry Babcock will have a
food sale Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank Perry, 627 Main
street Tel. 455-M. Adv.
For the convenience of teachers and
pupils all Thanksgiving stories have
been placed on the table in the chill
dren's room at the library
There will be social dance Friday
evening November oath at the Golden
Cross hall. There viii be old fash
toned figures and the modern dances.
ADV. 45t3
Bring the children to see Adam and
| Eve the only monkey bowlers in the
| world assisted by troupe of trained
| monkey comedians at the opera house
| today. Adv.
| You see the construction of the
great canal, rugged life in Panama, in
| termingled with a beautiful story of
love and romance in the Ne'er-Do-
| Well" at the Harte Theatre tomorrow.
| Adv
A great military melodrama truth
| fully rejecting present conditions in
| strife-ridden Mexico Behind the
Lines" with Harry Carey and Edith
Johnson. Opera house tomorrow.
| "Bluebirde Day..
Rev Thornton f. Turner lett this
| morning for New York where he Will
preach at the ceremonies attending
the S0th anniversary of Calvery
! church in that city. He will be gone
until Monday.
An all-star cast. including Kathlyn
| Williams and Wheeler Oakman, to-
| gether with genuine Panama atmos-
| phere, combine to make The Ne'er-
Do Welr the greatest film drama ever
presented At Harte Theatre tomor-
! row. ADV.
Barriers OF Society thrilling
Red Feather story of a romance of
| two souls brought together on q des-
ert island, two souls from entirely diff.
| ferent strata of life with Dorothy
Davenport and Emory Johnson. Opera
house today ADV.
THE Neer-Do-Well" does not con-
tain a dull moment There are hand
to-Aand conflicts, a great fire. beauti-
| full tropical scenery, and the odd
hooks and corners Of old Panama in
all their quaint picturesqueness. At
the Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv
Don't fail to see the big double fea-
tire program at Harte Theatre today
William Fox presents VIM. Farnum in
Fries Of Conscience" in five parts and
Daniel Frohman presents Owen-Moore
and beautiful Marguerite Courtot in
Edgar Selfyn's great stage success,
Rolling Stones" Hurley's orchestra.
ADV.
The operation Of a Panama fire de-
partment is not the least, Interesting
of the many scenes in and near the
Canal Zone In the opening reel. of
THE Ne'er-Do-Well,r there is a hand
to-hand combat that is one of the most
realistic ever presented in motion
pictures. At the Harte Theatre to-
morrow afternoon and evening. Adv.
The children OF the 7th aud Sth
grades, lac in number had their sec
ond Community Sing" Wednesday
afternoon. The program consisted of
familiar songs. They were accom-l
panied by one violin. The program
was as follows: Star Spangled Dan,
ner, Old Black joe Juanita, Vesper
Hymn, My Bonnie and Softly Now tho
Light of Day.
Thirty-four members of the Ben
nington Grange were guests OF the
Hoosick Grange at Hoosick Falls We'd
nesday evening at their annual
"neighbors night" Hoosick Grange
entertained members from several
oranges in this section with a program
followed by fine supper. Visiting
members took part in the program,
one of the features of which was a
piano solo by Miss Helen Longtin of
bennington Most of the Bennington
party went in the Troy bus which was
chartered for the occasion.
Kirk Anthonys pulses pounded to
a thrill he had never known before
Cortlandt's wife lay in his arms her
face was close to his her lips within
his reach This passion-throbbing film
The ,Ne-er-Do-W A.. is the greatest
production since The Birth of Ma
ton" No play OF the year has met
with such phenomenal success. 1T
tonL Nn.- Xn,lr opd Cb;cooo apd Tho