El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-23
NATURE BEAUTY
At THE GRECIAN
The Garden of knowledge
at The Grecian Theater,
Feature Film.

Dr. sam Atkinson. the author OF me /
Emancipation Of Woman" viewed the +.
famous photoplay. The Garden OF .
Knowledge" and said:
THE Garden OF knowledge discus
Ses in a pleasing manner one OF the
most vital problems Of modern times
We have too long neglected the ques-
ton of the best breeding of the human
family. Every child has the inalien-
able right to be well born For econ
onoic reasons we take care that we
breed the best horses, dogs ana pouI
try For economic reasons atsO ~.
shouid see to IL that we have the nest
brsnd of babies There can not oe
sound minds without SOUND ooules. -
Dhvsical well being is the basis OF ever
happy marriage, every happS ld barca
The family is the unit OF the nauohaa
life We cannot have an America thaI
is really worth while until we nave IIu
the world Of the pnyslcally ine0i''
The Garden Of Knowledge presents
the study Of eugenics IN such q MAJ MAJ
ner that those who see II are i 1e5cbes
a much needed lesson There IS notn
ing suggestive in the entire proouC t LiI
| only the evil minded VIII md eNia.
From an artistic sta anal i,I,I,,sn bodv
merits admiration. The human 49,
! is the elimination OF natures arr anu
all who see this exquisite film De lux
viii be wrapped in wonder love anu
;.The Garden Of knowledge" will be
presented at the Grecian three days, pc
| Ginning today. This Is a picture ~
will without doubt draw tremenooJISS
r-a1zdENin order to accommodate all
! those who will want TO see II the 1rs
clan will open its doors ~" 1oSaS
! earlier than usual FIRST S noE 80
s1srting promptly at II oclocK--AoN'
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( CROWDS SEE S'THE LITTLE GIRL.
I -rts engagement OF that remarkable
-sc+urs THE Little Girl Next door 70
| 22earIx- completed and the croWas a.
1 still coming TO see II rev ~ rssI-
| bsva been shown in FL Paso tnat e.
| ized the mouth TO mouth aoEer I Isl,
1 that has been given The Little III
| All who have seen it have spoken 70
! their friends about II Inc a.. ~ ths
yesterday was larger than that o. - ~,
| dav before. although il was the IOuI u
| co1secutive day II had been SHOWN al
/ the Wigwam theateI- -. ,.,.,s
| For the benefit OF those VINO naFs
I NJ eeen the picture nor read about II
n can be said TO interest them ma
| This picture is the one that was N
| strunaentaI in the voluntary raising %, UL
10000 working girls wages IN me
| 81 Chicago alone: it shows excerpts
! f-or, the testimony before the 1lhnols
state welfare commission which re
s11lted IN closing the redliSht oistIlcl
I of CHICAGO ana II mas 90 -
| sstions of social conditions IN otneI
! Cities. DO not fail to see The Little
! Girl Next Door."-Adv-
| GOODS COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN
The greatest and best story OF the
,ar north. Gods Country and the
! Woman" written by the famous au-
| thor. James Oliver Curwood, VIII De
| shown in the screen version AZ the
UNIQUE theater Friday, saturday ana
| sunday This story. portrayed IN DE-
| tail as originally written by MI Cur
| wood by the Vitagraph Motion Picture
| CORPORATION, is one of the most gripping
! and absorbing photoplays tnat mas
! ever been produced
! When Mr. CurEood's story nrst ap
| reared in the columns OF the Red BOOK
| Magazine, il created a sensation IN the
fiction world. both for the daring OF
The plot and the uncanny realistic por-
! travail Of the life as il is lived IN the
| FAR northern country
! No author has ever brought the true
! spirit of the far north so vtvldly 70 the
| attention of the public, and in this re
! markable picture. with an all-star cast.
! the spirit and the life of the north IS
| characterized and portrayed with a
| ciearness that holds the audience spell
bound with anticipation and interest
Adv