The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-09-12
Future Theatrical and Picture Show
Attractions For the Temple

Attractions for the Temple
! The opening theatrical attraction
for the Temple theater will be on the
night of November 5th when the mu-
steal show, "Hitchy Koo." will be
seen here for the first time. This II
KIaw and Erlanger production, a
musical revue on the order of the
New York Follies, and it is proposed
to have a new edition of "Hitchy
Koo" every season on the road, and
| it's promoters expect it to mean just
what the Zeigfeld Follies mean to
| the big cities
Other theatrical attractions so far
booked are Mutt and Jeff's Dream,
Dec 8; Bringing Up Father" Dec.
lz2; Coburus Ministries, Dec. 80; Miss
Blue Eyes" Jan. 10; and "Flo Flo, ,
Feb. 8.
{ On the 14th OF October the great
Aussiau actress, NazimOva, who was
90 superb Tuesday in the photoplay,
Eye for Eye" at the Temple, will
, again be presented Ii another of her
| greatest screen successes, Out Of tho
Fog" Everybody who saw her Tues
day will eagerly watch for her next
appearance, and those who did not
see her will miss a very great treat
IF they do not see "Out Of the Fog"
Next weeks picture attractions in
clude Olive Thomas (the pretty young
wife of Jack Pickford), Clara Kim
ball Young, Douglass Fairbanks, Pau
line Frederick and others.
Douglass Fairbanks will be seen
Thursday in "In Again Out Again.
This is a typical Fairbanks scream,
presenting the smiling Doug in sub
ject of rapid fire theme, with hun
dreds of laughs.
On Friday Pauline Frederick. an
old time favorite here and one of the
very best of the screen emotional act.
resses will be seen in some Week Of
Life, In this photoplay she plays a
dual, role in which she is called aupor
] to assume the responsibilities of an.
other woman and to take her place
in her household.
J In this picture the heroine is not
an usurper but girl whose sympa'
thy causes her to take the place O.
another. not for gain or personal en-
ioyment, but in order that the mrs
woman may spend week with her
child. How the unsuspecting girl is
deceived into consenting, her discov-
cry Of the deception and the perplex
ing situation which threatens to en-
gulf her-this is the drama which
comes out Of a seemingly innocent
substitution. When it is said that
Pauline Frederick assumes both roles
it goes without saying that her ad'
mrers will be given a satisfying taste
of her versatility.
Mrs. M. A. Williams has returned
home from Asheville, N. c., where
she spent a month with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. r. s. Hall
/. Mr.. B. S. Weathers sailed from
Jacksonville last Sunday for New
York to join his wife for stay OF
several weeks in the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Scott moved up
TO town last week from their summer
home on Lake Weir Their son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Taylor
are at the beach for a few weeks.
Mr.. George MacKay and family
and Mr.. D. E. McIver and FANNY
have moved up from their Lake Weir
summer home to spend the winter in
town.
Mr.. NJ w. Lloyd has returned to
his home at Richmond, Va, after a
few days business visit in Ocafa.
Mr.. Lloyd and family expect to,
come TO Ocala again for the winter
if they succeed in securing a furnish
ed house.
Miss Margaret Walters and neph-
ew, Jay Armour, returned home Sun
day afternoon from a ten days. visit
with relatives at Newberry, S. c.
Mr.. L. M. Murray left last week for
New York City to join Mrs. Murray