The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-06-20

IL 50 Ill tIllS uISIdICS-SCC 1OI SOoA-
self in "Fools and Their Money" an
original comedy-drama in which En-
my Wehlen is the star. See it at the
opera house Monday, June 30.
]. H. Summer and company have
made arrangement to remodel the
front to their corner building now
occupied by them as clothing store.
The entire front is to be taken out
and a new and modern front put in
its place.
One of the most thrilling and dra-
matte pictures ever seen upon the
screen will be shown on Tuesday,
June "a, at the opera house, when
Joseph M. Schenck presents Norma
Talmadge in her latest Select pic
ture, "The New Moon"
! Al event of very great interest to
YOU will be pulled off at 7. M. Sand
ers beginning on Saturday, which is
tomorrow. Don't fail to 60 around
and ask him what it is all about and
you will be glad that you went after
he explains the matter to you.
This munitions millionaire had a
wife who wanted social position!
How did she get it? The unexpected
happenings in ''Fools and their
money" to be shown at the opera
house Monday, June 80, will amaze
you. See Emmy Wehlen in the clev-
crest role of her career.
Notice is hereby given that the
business hours Of the Home Service
office of the American Red Cross,
beginning Monday, June %, will be
from 600 o'clock in the morning un-
til zoe o'clock in the afternoon, ex-
cept on Saturdays when the office
will be open until 4 100 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Alice Brady, in "The Indestructi-
bile Wife," which Select Pictures Of
fers to the opera house on Thursday,
June 19, takes the role of an athletic
wife who causes her husband much
worry and distress in his efforts to
keep up withyher. He finally adopts
Shakespeare's idea and succeeds in
tanning her, as Petruchio did the
Shrew.
"The New Moon" is story of a
Russian princess who becomes a
peasant girl and the leader of band
of women who refuse to obey the re-
quest issued by the Revolutionists,
ordering all women to register in or
der to be nationalized. She snug
giles the women out Of the province
and finds happiness in the reunion
With her fance.
I "The Indestructible Wife," Alice
sBrady's latest Select Picture, will be
seen on Thursday, June 19, at the
opera house. The story deals with
Charlotte, the strenuous bride OF
Jimmy Ordway:: She is athletically
,inclined while her husband is not and
he finds "a great deal Of trouble in
Keeping up with her. !: But every:
thing is sfnoothed out in the end.
The Silverstreet school improve
ment association viii put on "a play
at the Chappells school house this
Friday evening ands: everybody in
that section is expected to turn out
and fill the auditorium, and at the
same time be filled SO that they will
be forced to enjoy a good laugh
themselves. Don't fail to see this
play if you are in reach, and few
miles in these days do not count.
Jane Novak, who plays opposite
Sessue Hayakawa in ''His Debt" the
latest Haworth production for Ex-
hibitors Mutual release, is striking
blond beauty and one Of the most
talented emotional actresses in the
silent drama. AS Gloria Manning in
this graphic play Miss Novak creates
an appealing and human character,
and registers emotionally with con-
vincing effect. At the opera house,
Friday, June 27.
The closing exercises of the Jalapa
school will take place this Friday
evening at the school house and the
public is cordially invited to attend. |
The annual picnic will be held on
in Sligh's pasture, a most }
delightful place for picnic. The
school has been taught the past, ses- !
;ion by Misses Halfacre and Will !;
Jams and very interesting program
las been arranged for the children