Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-31
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braska. South Dakota, wyoming. Mon,
tsna and Colorado. The trade excursion
film is shown in connection with the COM
edy drama, Better Times" the latest
release from the Brentwood studios, re-
garded as appropriate to a week at the
| Muse devoted to the advancement OF civic
the Chamber of Commerce. 1t is a story
| of a woman who. through . series of un-
usual experiences, including love, business
and hard luck, won success In an enter
prise that her father had given up as Q
The locale In tho picture is said to be
of exceptional interest to those who are
familiar with the territory visited by the
trade excursionists.
Rlalto-Charles Ray. in "Bin Henry"
who falls for one of those alluring adver-
tisements that promise him fortune for
selling some miraculous new invention"
In the case of Charles Ray IN Bill Hen
ry," it was an electric vibrator that was
to bring him barrels Of gold. But as a
salesman, Bill Henry was flivVer. and
especially when he charged his vibrator
with electricity and tried 1t out on the
sensitive anatomy of a rheumatic. Bill
transferred his talents to the hotel bust
ness at once, where he had more success
tie for girl and a fortune: bill Henry"
has the same intensely human quality
that pervades all the Charles Ray pictures
and is crowded with laughs. cheers and
of the popular Paramount star.
Emprcss-Hale Hamilton's new picture
play is a peppery comedy drama called
ns thu tS wea tos
days starting today. 1t is a breezy. pow
erful tale of finance. generously sprinkled
throughout with gripping adventure and
of luxury and wealth. Mr. Hamiltons
leading woman is the charming Ruth
stonehouse, recently star In her own
Weekly and H Outing ss Chester su are other
Law" William Fox production starring
William Farnum in gypsy role, will
Thursday. The story deals with an Eng
lish novelists search for his half-sister
who is reported to, have been adopted by
gypsles.
Diamond-sunday. Clara Kimball Young
in Magma" a strong drama, in which
Miss Young exces herself. Monday, Will
lam Desmond in THE Sea Wolf" full Of
action and suspense. Also a comedy. Tues
with the exciting 18th chapter Of "Tke
Tigers Trail,' win Ruth Roland Wednes-
day. Montague Love in Through Tolls"
strong drama VI which this actor of repute
ers In Apartment No. 90" being heavy
detective play. Friday. Corrinns Griffitks
in THE Clutch" showing the dangers OF
a girl doing a thing she thinks there Is
no harm in. Saturday, THE Cabaret"
with an all star cast, makes very fascin-
ating story. THE Masked Riders" the
new serial, will also be shown.
Lothrop-sunday. Dorothy Gish, in
Boots" The situations are screamingly
funny, and there is touch of appealing
pathos One of the latest comedies that
has been produced by Harold Lloyd will
also be shown. Monday and Tuesday.
Charles Ray. in String Beans: plenty of
AM Arbuckle comedy full of
laughs, also a Chester outing scenic. which
is quite delightful. Wednesday ! and
Thursday. Enid Bennett in THE Haunt
I'd Bedroom" a strong drama. very
creepy, full Of surprises, and hair rails
ng. Smiling Bill Parsons in Have An
,ther," a very good story. Friday and
will be seen the very latest of
D. w. Griffiths productions, THE Ro-