Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1918-1920, 1918-05-23
AT THE GEM THEATRE

CTludy anu odIuEOdy-- duaTdut0eu
the greatest and most wonderful pro-
duction of its kind that has ever been
In this theatre-Edgar Lewis greatest
achievement, mighty indictment OF
race hatred. red blooded dramatic mo-
ments leading up to tremendous eli
makes of THE BAR SINISTER. The
seasons most sensational, soul STIR
ring story by Anthony P. Kelley. Am
erica's most exacting newspaper, the
New York Tribune, says that the Bar
Sinister is one of the best things that
has ever been seen on the screen.
Matinee Saturday at p. m. Evening
shows will start at o'clock. Ad-
mission Csc and SOC.
The Red Cross phonograph will be
raffled off Saturday evening. Bring
your numbers.
Monday and tuesday, six-reel
show, Vengeance and the Woman, q
two-reel drama, the physical culture
reel and John Bunny comedy. Is and
20c.
Just one more week of the serial
Wednesday and Thursday--A west
ern picture and one OF the best that
money can get, VIM. s. Hart in
WOLVES OF THE RAIL, one OF his
greatest productions. Story by Dem
ison Gift, directed by Thomas H.
Ince Thrilling from start to finish.
Is and 35c.
On Friday and Saturday a big spe-
cial production for Manager Browns
last showing at the Gem. / want to
thank my many patrons for turning
10 fv1 fhn mt
two years. l have always tried to
give you the best Of service during my
stay here, and can say to you that
there are some real good programs
booked for this theatre each and ev-
cry week up to the first OF January,
1919. have been booking for some
time to fill in all the dates and you
will find some Of the best that money
can buy. Chas. Hoover will manage
the Gem and think you will find him
a live wire, and will make you good
show man. I am leaving to take the
Colonial Theatre at Aberdeen, the
best and most up to date show house
in that city. hope to see some of
you at the Colonial once in a while.
Come and say "How de do," anyway.
SIRENS OF THE SEA, the attrac-
ton for Friday and Saturday even
ings has been priced to me for three
day run in Aberdeen at $3.50, so you
see 1t costs something to run a pic
ture show Features cost four times
as much in Aberdeen as they do in
Philip. SIRENS OF THE SEA 10 tha
picture beautiful Bring the children.
They will ike it. Come yourself. Tell
Dad to come. he will like 1t. Admis-
sion 20 and 40 cents. Following is
the synopsis:
"It's an enchanted island, and over
yonder sit Lorefei and her sirens.
Destruction or not, I'm going to Lor-
elei,' exclaims the handsomest young
yachtsman, Gerald Waldron, to Hart
ley Boyce, as they sail past rock
bound island, where Sybil, an exquis-
itely beautiful maiden, and her girl
companions, all donned in sea weed
in lieu OF bathing suits, are playing
ukleles and dancing about the beach.
The girls seek hasty shelter as the
young men make landing and rush
after them.
Gerald and Hartley both become
enamoured of the goldcn-haired .Sybil
Trouble ensues, captiating brunette
consumed with jealousy, conspirea
with Harley for the undoing of Sybil
who, to elude Hartley's desperate pur-
suit, throws herself into the sea. Ger
aid rows about all night and falls
asleep at dawn, dreaming OF Sybil az
Lorelei. A thrilling drama based on
the Lorelei legend is then visualized
on the screen with picturesque set