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 Beginning Thursday and continuing for the remainder of the week the Lawrence company will present at the Elks theater the well known Irish play Where the River shannon Flows. This is the first presentation Of thls play in the west it has just been re- leased for the stock companies. The story is that of a young Irishman who comes to this country to make his for tune, in doing so he leaves behind him in Ireland the girl he loves who in after years weds a former sweetheart, dies and leaves a daughter whom she leaves in the care of the man who went to America to make his fortune. The opening of the play finds the daughter in America a stranger Tn strange land and the many hardships ana temptations she encounters go to make up one of the greatest comedy dramas of the day. MT. Lawrence will appear in the leading male character, while Miss Steck will appear as the Irish glrl a role she excels in. MT. Kemper will have the role of the young newspaper man and Mir. Nugent. MT. Belasco and Jackson will all assume leading char acters.
 "Upside Down" at Columbia
 More laughs per foot, more clean wholesome humor per reel i inter woven into Taylor Holmes latest comedy farce Upside Down.. than anything he has ever heretofore at tempted before the all-seeing eyes Of the camera. The splendid value of this production was not realized by the Columbia management until final arrangements had been completed for only a two day engagement here, So today's showing must be the last.
 Upside Down was adapted to the screen from George Agnew Chamber lains greatest pen success Lovely Reasons" published recently in Har- pers magazine. The production has been well and carefully staged. finely directed and. expertly photographed, so it contains every element that goes into the making of a super-fine of fering.
 One of the new comedy offerings by the original Hall Room Boys of the screen. entitled "They Do It on ss Per" is another guaranteed laugh pro- ducer and one that will please the most fastidious. The Pathe Review featurin travel scenes in natural color, slow motion pictures and many interesting studies of animal life, is both entertaining. beautiful and edu- cationai. A Current Topics is the other supplementing program number for the last times today. The Colum- bia musical program by the seven piece orchestra is decidedly refreshing and palatable and alone is an enter tainment de luxe.
 Starting Thursday. the Columbia feature attraction will be "The Claw" starring Clara kimbaN Young.
 Anita Stewart at the lamara
 Human Desire" brings Anita Stew art to the Lamara for today and to- morrow.
 A most unusual plot forms the cen tral theme of this absorbing drama which finds the versatile star cast for the role of a little Italian girl, whose fondness for babies has grown to be an absorbing passion with her. As the story opens, she is the inmate of convent in Italy, worshiping at the picture of the Frampini Madona, shar- ing her adoration between it's religious significance and the mother love ex- pressed in tn eface of the Madonna. Visited by two American fashionable ladies, and learning from them that there are many homeless and hungry babies in America the strongest desire in the heart of the girl is to journey to America. there to do her bit in caring for the homeless waifs. Ro- nance awaits her in the land of the free. a romance that takes a most un- usual turn when fate leads her to the door of the husband of one of the ladies whose remarks were responsible for her being in America. The huS-