Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-17
BIG ATTRACTIONS AT
MAJESTIC THIS WEEK
Variety Of Bills Of Highest Class
Calculated TO Keep Interest
at High Pitch.

Commencing today the Majestic
offers just two big attractions for
the week The first is prisoners
Of the Pines" starring that ponuiar
and handsome young actor, J. War
rem kcrrigan. This production is
heralded as the most ambitious film
effort Of Kerrigan's extended screen
career and those who saw him in
"A Mans Man" will realize this Is
saying much. The photography re-
fleets actual scenes and episodes in
the lumber camps OF California and
Oregon and fairly qulvers with the
rugged, robust atm ostpherr Of the
big woods. Lois Wilson. n prize
beauty. Is kerrigan's leading actress
with Walter Perry, an accom- plished
character player, in the chief COM
edy role.
Speaking OF comedy prisoners Of
the Pines" has such strong COM
edY element that the management
offers free medical attention to any
patron who does not like kerrigan
In this picture--for II such a person
exists, he Is In dire need Of some
tonic that will remedy sluggish,
deadencd liver. for that's what's the
matter with him, sure.
ProEra with prisoners OF the
Pines ~ a Sennett comedy-and,
oh. boy it's y dandy Here's the
, title: Beware Of ,Boardcrs" Now,
II YOU have ever seen Chester Conk-
lin. YOU know that funny little guy
with the dropping mustache, looks
like walrus; YOU can already an
uCipatc hearty laugh. And then
there is Ford Sterling. mercurial,
erratic and grimacing and the
peachiest Of all peaches. Mary
| Thurman, all NJ whom put over
comedy OF pep. punch and thrills
| In way which only Mack Sehnett
| could devise. Yes. indeed, there's
some show at the Majestic today and
II you miss it you're going TO be
sorry.
! Commencing Tuesday matinee and
showing twice daily for six days.
comes the peer Of all motion pic
| lures. d. W. Griffth's Hearts OF the
| World" This is the third time the
! picture has been billed In Tulsa
on a previous engagement 1t closed
on account Of the "flu" epidemic and
now II returns and will be presented
exactly as II has been presented in
| w" OTh SlnCe laSt April ana WDeTe
II is still showing at the Knicker-
| booker theater to capacity houses
This picture, which Is an epic OF
the great war, was made on the
battle fields OF France, considerable
Of the action being In tho towns OF
Ham and Nayon, where our Yankee
hovs have. been so Gloriously active.
Hearts Of the World" carries a
greater significance now since the
war has ended and those who see II
can well understand why 'uncon-
ditional surrender" has been the
watchword of the allies.
During the making Of this pic
ture, two cameras were destroyed
by machine gun fire and the COM
pany of players was under shell
fire eight times and at one time for
IL hours. II IL safe to say that
meyer again will the people Of Tulsa
have an opportunity of witnessing
such a vivid portrayal Of the great
war that was; and as the publicity
ever told" Hearts OF the World
carries "A large symphony orchestra.
giving presentation which occu-
pies nearly three hours. There will
he two shows daily, at 2:l5 and
Sis y. m. All seats are reserved
and reservations may be made at
the theater in advance. Telephone
and mail orders will receive prompt
attention. Phone 4545.