The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-03
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Telephone your fish order to the
Public Market. Phone 576-W.
Fresh oysters and clans every day
at Public Market. We deliver. Tel.
I5756-W. Adv.
| Mary Pickford in Daddy Long
Legs Donnelly's orchestra at Opera
House tonight-Adv.
The worst hunger in the world! See
Phoebe.Ann III "A Stitch in Time" at
Harte Theatre today.-Ady.
Mrs. C. Carpenter of Round Top,
~ Y, is visiting her cousin. Mrs
George H. Cook OF North street.
Don't miss the real treat of the sea-
son, Mary Pickford in Daddy Long
Legs" at Opera House tonight. ADV.
The monthly meeting OF the Wo-
mans Auxiliary will be held Thursday
afternoon Dec. q, at 3 O'Clock at the
y NJ c. A.
Mrs. Martin Kearns of Maple street
has returned from visit OF several
days at the home of her sister Mrs.
j. f. Mattson in Troy.
Miss Helen Coon of Cobalt, Ont, Is
visiting for a month at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wills, Miss
Coon is a cousin of Mr.. Wills.
William Farnum. one Of the highest
salaried actors in the world, in the big
seven reel production evolves of the
NightV at 1arte Theatre tomorrow.
ADV
Smashing! thrilling! Evolves of the
Night" First of the great star series
and a picture worthy of the famous
star, VIM. Farnum at Harte Theatre
Cmorrow-Adv.
Evolves of the Night is full of
colorful scenes of high society and the
red blooded manhood of the great
west starring William Farnum at
Harte Theatre tomorrow ADV.
Frank Phillips, who is head of the
commercial department of the Rut-
land high school, was among those to
pass the Thanksgiving recess at their
homes in Bennington.
There viii be regular meeting of
the Sons of Veterans Thursday night
at oclick in Grand Army hall
Election of officers will be the order
of business and every member
should plan to be present.
Mary Pickford in Daddy Long
Legs" was shown recently in Boston
at prices as high as $500 per seat to
packed houses. You can see her in
exactly the same picture at the Opera
House tonight at 25-35 and soc, plus
war taX.-Adv.
"Calibre 81 is a cattle country
story from one point of view, but it
lis far more than that. II is a story
of life with all the elements of hui
man suffering and all the high lights
of human happiness involved. Lii
brary Theatre today. Adv
Dr. Marion r. Horton, president OF
ton, will be in Bennington some day
next week. She expects to have with
her Miss Anna Benedict of Burling-
ton who IS chairman of the political
education committee of Vermcnt
Miss Doris Hanley of North Law.
renee, ~ Y, who has been spending
several days at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. r. Palmer of the North Ben
nington, has returned to Albany
where she is student at the Albany
business college. Miss Hanley is a
niece of Mrs Palmer
Something more than mere episode
is necessary to the construction OF a
photoplay that viii leave its mark on
the photodramatic world, There
are many more things in "Calibre
So" There are the elements Of love,
mystery, suspense, surprise-all
strongly represented. Library Thea
tire today. ADV.
In place Of the usual midweek SER
vice cf the Second Congregational
church morrow night there will be
second meeting of the solicitors for
the Every Member canvass. Some fl
nal instructions will be given and the
assignments OF sheets for the calling
next Sunday afternoon will be made
1t is desired that all the solicitors may
be present TO get their assignments
and cards. At the close of this meet
ing the Ladies' Aid society will have
business meeting for which a full
attendance is indy requested.
Edwar Lewis has an unerring in
sJinct for the dramatic in a story
That is why he pounced on "Calibre
So when the rights to Mr.. Roy Mid
dletons famous story became avail
able for pictorial purposes. Here is
a drama in pictures that involves all
the elements of interest involved in
both eastern and western phases of
human frailty and the result is
photoplay of high dramatic quality,
with an unusually appealing love
story and a splendid cast Of players
including Mitchell Lewis, Hedda Nova
and Lola Pauzdroyna. Library Thea
tire today. ADV.
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