The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-06
AT THE THEATERS
At the Majestic.

Doesn't the old name of Majestic
sound good to you. This popular
theater will open its doors tonight un-
der its real name the Majestic theater,
presenting for the opening attraction
THE Grandi Stock CO.. in a melo-
drama of the better class 1.-THE Big
Boss a play dealing in crooked pcli-
tics and graft. A special feature with
Ladies orchestra" a splendid musical
organization who will render popular
selection between the acts. Full and
complete election returns will be read
from the stage at this theater during
the performance Tuesday night.
At the Novelty.
The bill at the Novelty the first half
of this week will be of special interest
to the show-going public Of this city,
as it will mark the opening chapter
of the great serial photop1ay, '@rha
Shielding Shadow" In connection with
this big feature there will be five
classy vaudeville acts and special men
ton is due to THE Musical Kuehnes"
in Dainty Different Doings." These
exceptionally clever artists will intro
duce songs and violin selections, both
popular and classic, in addition to the
yodeling and whistling to say nothing
of the comedy they bring. This act
is cleverly put together and artistically
put over.
At the Grand.
The attraction at the Grand We'd
nesday matinee and night, November
3, is that banner of all musical shows
Rose Sydell herself and her famous
star specialties which are introduced
thru the comedy alone would reray
one The show is all action for two
and one-half house, riot of entertain
ment re1gns supreme, and there is a
wh1rlWind of fun, laughter, singing,
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Lyman Howe.
Travel, more and more is becom-
ing an essential part of an education
IL Is no longer luxury, but a neces-
slty. No doubt this fact explains the
great vogue and success of LYMAN II.
Howe'S Travel Festival which comes
10 the Grand three days, commencing
Thursday, November 8, matinee Sat
urday. Over three million people who
travel annually with Lyman H Howe.
know from experience that no enter
tainment before the American public
offers more wholesome and satisfying
pleasure. For the student and thinker
1T always unveils vitality interesting .
scenes of life, customs and acitiyies in
other lands; for the professional bus-
mess man or woman it is an eniov-
able relaxation, while for the whole
family it is most welcome diversion
from daily cares or the demands of
society.
At the Cozy.
Inc wealth of rugged nature will be
set forth in beautiful photography
when the Bluebird masterpiece ..The
Eno OF the Rainbow is exhibited at
the Cozy theater today and tomorrow
with Myrtle Gonzalez, Val Paul and
Fred Church appearing in the leading
roles. The merits of gripping drama.
fliled with exciting episodes and carry
ing a SURFING narrative of love and ad-
venture Will be enhanced by the ma
ture-Sett1ngS in which the yarious eni
sodes are enacted. Lynn REYNOLDS
who directed the piece, is noted for his
expertness in selecting locations. his
speciality is mountain scenes and in 90
ing TO the Sierras for his settings he
mas framed The End of the Rain
pow IN p1cturesqueness. The picture
is reinforced by a vaudeville act The
Musical Alexanders" who pIay q. va
rlety OF instruments, rendering classi-
cal and popular favorites
At the Orpheum.
Today marks the beginning of the
Mary Pickford productions under. her
own supervision, by her own company
ana the first film Less than the Dust;,
Will be shown here today at the or
pheum simultaneously with its annear-
ance In New York AT noon the al
mlrers of the famous little actress
were headed for the Orpheum, promfs-
ing record crowd for the first dav
A special musical program has been
arranged for the picture and the or
pheum orchestra has been enlarged to
ten pieces. Two matinee and two evao
iling performances will be given d1,r-
ing this special engagement.
AT the Iris.
After three of the most successful
Gays or feature exhibition the Iris
comes back with two fayorites of tha
stange, Thomas Meighan and Anti
KING IN Lasky production THE Heir
70 the Hoorah, and the regular pro-
gram is again in force