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]. ". KERRI6AN
IN GREAT PLAY
The Turn of a Card at
Unique Considered Bigger
Hit Than "A Mans Man

: I'LL 4 udu "A Mall 5 MALL
The Turn Of a Card" J. Warren
Eerrigan's second Paralta play,
I which was produced by Mr. Kerrigan's
/ own company, and which viii be
shown at the Unique theater for three
days. commencing tomorrow, marks a
/ milestone in the actors career.
Not only does this picture contain
I some Of the most beautiful scenic ef-
1 fects and magnificent studio set
: tiuSs that have yet appeared in
/ Paralta plays. but the breezy plot and
! the acting of Mr.. Kerrigan are un-.
i usually fine AIR. kerrigan considers
that the remarkable success Of the
: second production under the Paralta
/ banner makes certain his footing up
I on the pinnacle which he has been
I hoping 10 reach during his entire ca
reer. Mr. kerrigau's own company
3 was formed but a short time ago and
his first picture, "A Mans Man, re-
leased recently. was praised by critics
everywhere. one success. however,
] though the best encouragement. can
scarcely be considered sign OF alb
solute triumph Now that The Turn
. Of a Card has proved an even greater
achievement. Mr.. kerrigan feels JUS
titled I'm feeling that his star is shin
ing more brilliantly than ever before. /
supporting Mr.. kerrigan is an ad-
miraole company. which includes Miss
Lois Wilson, the talented young
southern beauty. who has already dis
unguished herself playing opposite Z
AR kerrigan in "A Mans Man" The
production was made under the di
rection Of Oscar APPEL and is ]
mounted i'm the same lavish manner I
thar has won such unstinted praise ]
for Paralta plays since the inception I
Of that organization.
Viola Dana i'm Breakers Ahead" /
VIII be shown at the Unique today 1
Tor the last time.-ACv.
GRECTAN-@NAUGH NAUGHTY.- l
Enid Bennett viii be seen at the 4
Grecian today for the last time in the /
picture that has amused and pleased /
large audiences at the Grecian for the 4
past two days, Naughty. Naughty" I
Seldom have We seen a picture that is I
so genuinely entertaining. IL is of the ]
bright ouDDling variety where the J
humor is spontaneous. the kind that
comes so naturally that it brings a I
hearty response from the onlOoker. III
is impossible 10 view this picture
without wanting to smoker constantly
and at times the fun is SO contagious
that the laughter is loud and long.
And, wltlal, il points a moral, and
tells a clever story. An i'm am, it is
the kind Of a picture that makes us
feel better for having seen it. Don't
miss IL at the Grecian today. 1t is
your last chance.
Tomorrow and Sunday the Greciani
presents the undisDuted king of the
screen, Charlie Chaplin. in his first
new comedy under his million dollar
contract "A Dogs Life Advance re-
ports say that this surpasses any
thing Chaplin has ever done. 1t is in
three reels and those who have seen IL
say IL is a riot. This is the first new
Chaplin comedy in many months. and
in order 10 accommodate all who viii
want TO see It the Grecian has de-
cided 10 open its doors Saturday at
II a. m--Adv-
BIJOU-MARGARITA FISCHER.
Margarita Fischer never appeared
in a more fitting role than AIMS
Finish She takes the character of
Ann Anderson, who is real live wire
OF course Ann is only a finishing
school girl. but then that's going
some.
Most finishing school girls have
ideas on romantic drama
Ann had A burglar broke into her
apartment at the school. She liked the
looks of him She hid him. After ali
she married him
Now there is a real life romance.
even IL the burglar wasn't a real bur-
glar but a millionaire camouflaged.
Ann-away-go and see this picture
It's worth seeing.
in addition TO AIMS Finish" we
VIII also present the thirteenth cpl
sOde OF the big Nitagraph serial.
Vengeance and the Woman. ADV
LHAlIBRA-@THE GUILTY MAN
The Alhambra is today showing
''The Guilty Man" A. II. Woods
phenomenal Broadway success
1t is a Paramount and the stars
are Gloria Hope and Vivian Reed.
The story is one OF gripping in
tensity. dealing with the life Of a
Partisan dancer and her inegitimateI
daughter, who, numbering her step
father. is prosecuted for the state ty
her own father. who. learning the
identity OF the beautiful girl he is
trying 20 condemn TO death. begs her
forgiveness as well as that Of her
mother. Ruth Helen Davis and Charles
Klein are the authors of the produc-
ton. which enjoyed a long and sue
cessfuI run on a Broadway stage re-
Gently.
The Guilty Man" viii be shown at
The Alhambra today only.-Adv.
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