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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-15
Wrestling Match at Grand

Next Wednesday, April 21st, C. L.
Curtis, champion wrestler Of this city,
will meet Electromagnetic chal-
lenger, John Albrecht Of Minneap-
oils. Curtis wrestles at 100 pounds,
and being unable to find an opponent
Of his. own weight who is near his
match, he has consented to a bout
with Mr.. Albrecht whose weight is
$50. Popular prices win prevail.
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TM CUP OF FURY
RUPERT HUGHES NOVEL
Comes to Grand Theatre SUN.
Day-Helen Chadwick
Heads Fine Cast

Rupert Hughes, one Of the fore
most novelists and playwrights in
America, is the author Of 1.-THE Cup
Of Fury which appeared in Redbook
which Goldwyn viii present at the
+ Grand theatre Sunday and Monday
The story first appeared as q novel
and created a tremendous sensation
giving rise to a long and heated dis
cussion in the New York daily press
It was directed by T. Hayes Hunter
and is an Eminent Authors produc-
ton.
Mamise was a pampered daughter
of the rich-tanclng, pleasure-lovine
butterfly-she found her wits pitted
against the most gigantic problem
facing the country today. On one
side beckoned the old Efe-the life
of pleasure, gaiety and ease; on the
other side, life Of drab toll and
sweat fraught with hardship and
privation. And in the balance hung
fate.
The Cast.
Mamise, Helene Chadwick.
Davidge, Rockcliffe Fellows.
Nicky, Frank Leigh.
Lady Clifton Wyatt, Clarissa
Selwynne.
Lady Webbing, Kate Lester.
Sir Joseph Webbing, Herbert Stand
ing.
Polly Widdicombe, Florence
Deshon.
Major Widdicombe, Dwight Crit
tenden.
Verrinder, Sydney oAinsworth.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-15
HAROLD LLOYD IS
REAL COMEDIAN

y Harold Lloyd has risen in film cir
cles until he is fast becoming one OF
the most popular and best known
comedians seen on the "silver sheet"
Originality, and his big "glasslesa
glasses" give his comedies distinc-
tiveness that are all his own. The
second Of his new laugh makers, en-
titled captain Kidd's Kids," in two
parts, is . scream, and win be shown
Wednesday only ct the Grand theatre.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-15
MEETINGS In BAPTIST CHr1pcH

The meetings now being held in
the Baptist church are increasing in
interest and attendance. Mr.. Meyer
the evangelist, preached to a we'll
filled house last night. Indications
are that before the end OF the week
the late corners will be unable to
find seat. These meetings are
bright and profitable. In the af-
ternoon at two thirty Bible study
is held in the church, with the even
ing service at eight, sharp.
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PARENTS SHOULD WARN ls.,.
CHILDREN AGAINST THEFT

CHILDREN AGAINST THEFT
w. E. Dean Of the Dean Land Co..
has reported that a number OF small
articles have been stolen from his
office during the past several days,
including such things as a pocket
compass, a reading glass and guam
tity Of postage stamps. The thefts
were made at different times, he
states, and appear to have been done
by the same person each time. He
believes it to be the work of some
youn gster who should be corrected by
his parents before any more serious
crimes are committed.
SURPRISE FOR PASTOR N0RDALE
The congregation of the Swedish
Lutheran church planned very
pleasant surprise on their pastor and
wife, Rev. and Mrs. T. B. NOrdale,
last evening. Theodore Fenske took
them car riding, and at set time
brought them to the church, Watch
was the pretty scene of gathering Of
about seventy people. The church
parlors were Hastily decorated with
streamers Of pink and white and bas-
kets Of cut flowers. The evening was
spent in a social way, with talk by
the pastor, vocal solo by Miss Paul
inc Olson, talk by c. J. Clover. and
a presentation speech by George Berg
lund, in which he made a present Of
a substantial purse Of money to Mr..
and Mrs. Nordale.
A delicious lunch was served at the
close Of an enjoyable evening. The
occasion was the birthday annlver-
sary of Mrs. Nordale, and the con-
gregation also took this opportunity
of expressing their appreciation Of
what Rev. Nordale and wile have
done for the church.
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for. Justice. A high-powered melo-
dramatic story of risk and romance,
of a stout-hearted man batter?ng ms
way to success and victory in lie ana
love, with the, great outdoor spaces
for it's settings. Such is the story
"Smashing BaTriers," which begins
tonioht At the Grand theatre, ana
continues every Thursday for four
more weeks.
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Published Every Thur.dayBy Whaley Co, Bennd Mnn
NOVEL METHOD OF
~. SHOWING SERIAL
Crammed Full of Breathless
Melodramatic Risk and
Romance

Three episodes (six reels, six thou
send feet), all shown on the same day
Thursday on1y-for the next five
weeks.
This is. the way "Smashing Bar
riers," the big new serial Of the open
spaces by Cyrus Townsend Brady,
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and featuring
William Duncan,
Joe Ryan (Scar-
face), E Ii t h
Johnson and Wal
ter Rogers, will
be shown at the
Grand theatre.
The first three
episodes together
with H arol d
>Lloyd's second
100000 two
art comedy,
~ ~.
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e Lots Of houses. Let me sell you
one. e. J. Willis, the landman.
H. H. Bolster is reported as on the
sick list.
Take home brick of Koor's ice
cream. 4-5tf
Irwin Barlow has accepted a posi-
ton with the Electric Light Co.
Rex Friday-Ann Little and Jack
Hoxie in lightning Bryce" 1t4-15
Miss Anna Tardy of FROM was the
guest of Ben1idji friends on Wednes-
day.
Restraining Bryce is coming
Ann Little and Jack HOxie.
1tt4-15
Mrs. S. p Hayth of Northern
transacted business in Bemidji We'd
nesday.
,,William Ridelle of Turtle River
transacted business in Bemidji vest
erday. ,...~.: .... ',
.'--,'
Mrs. Jack Jinkeqs0n of necida is
spending a few days visiting with Be-
midi friends.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Shawl of Wilton
was between train shopper in Be-
midi on Wednesday. y:
Mrs. Hananh Pendergast of Lake
Phntaganet is transacting business
in the city for few days.
Special designing service. Spencer
Rejuveno corsets, surgical supports.
Mrs. N. Fay, 218 Beltrami ave. Home
appointments, If desired. / moss
The Lutheran Brotherhood OF the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
Friday evening at 8 O'Clock, in the
basement OF the church. Rev. Nor
dale will entertain.
spor cash paid Tor Liberty Bonds,
and Liberty Bond receipts. See G..
B. .Hooley at Northern Grocery Co .
During the day, or 1T Markham hotel.
evenings. 1117tf
The Auxiliary of the Rebekah
lodge will meet Friday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Courtney, 819. Bemidji
avenue. The hoetesses will .e Mrs.
Virts and Mrs. Smith. E, All are invit-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-15
tMARY'S ANKLE IS
new PICTURE WITH
YOUNG NCE STARS
May Tully Stage Farce Said to
Provide Excellent Vehicle
for Lively Pair

May Tully's well known stage
farce, "Mary's Ankle,". has been
adapted into what is claimed to be
hilariously funny Thomas H. Ince
motion picture and will be shown at
the Elko theatre tonight, also Friday
and Saturday, matinee and evening,
with Douglas MacLean and Doris May
as the co-stars. These young people
have already made a name for them
selves in 'Twenty-three and a Half
Hours Leave" and "What's Your
Husband Doing?" said by many to
be the best comedy pictures Of the
season.
"Mary's Ankle'' is about a doctor
without funds and patients who was
persuaded by friends to announce his
marriage in order to collect fortune
from a rich uncle. When the uncle
announces his coming, the youth is
unable to produce the bride. But
fate causes a pretty girl to sprain
her ankle in front Of his office, and
then the fun commences.
Mr.. MacLean and Miss May are
noted for the youth and vivacity that
they, inject into their work, and
"Mary's Ankle" is said to provide an
excellent vehicle. Victor Potel, Neal
Burns, James Gordon, Lizette Thorne
and Ida Lewis are included in the
supporting cast. Lloyd Ingraham
directed the picture, which is Par
amount-Artcraft, and Luther B. Reed
furnished the scenario
Added attractions are, "Dames &
Dentists" two-part comedy showing
at each performance, and a special
musical program Friday and Saturday
evenings.
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met a girl. As
her protector
against a gang
of scheming, law.
less lumberjacks
trying to steal
her fathers tim
Der land he found
the true test OF
his courage. Peril
after peril they
faced together,
fighting hard for
H:,~~A n~N
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New Marion Davies Film

The beautiful screen favorite, Marion
Davies, will soon be seen at the Elko
theatre in "April Folly" Cosmo-
poGtan Production released as Par
amount-Artcraft picture. It is said
to be q thrilling and entertaining
picture Of love and adventure.
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Kids" will be shown tonight (Thurs-
day.. Briefly, in the rough and ready
atmosphere of the timber lands, Dick
Daring (Wm. Duncan), disowned by
his father, and ont to make good for
himself, met many barriers. He also
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spent several days on business.
Miss Della Anderson has complet-
ed her term of teaching at the Eland
school and returned to her home in
Shotley township.
Conrad J. Lund will finish his
term as teacher at the school near
Grygla next week and will then come
to Belnidji to enter the short course
at the state Normal.
County Superintendent of Schools
J. c. McGhee is expected to return
Saturday from Red Lake, Nebish and
Redby where he has been visiting
rural schools for the past year.
Mrs. A. T.. Stevens, who is staying
with her husband at the Northern
Pacific hospital att Brainerd, spent
Wednesday with Bemidji friends. She
returned to Brainerd this morning.
Miss Cora Sawyer. who has finish
ed her term as teacher at the Chris
Hanson school near ThOrhult, pass
ed through Bemidji today enroute to
Cass Lake from where she will go to
her home at Buck Lake.
Conductor G w. Stiles of Bemidji
is taking Jerry St. Cyr's place until
the latter RECEIVERS from his opera
ton. Mr.. St. Cyr is out of the hos
ptial and expects to work on Mon
|day.-Brainerd Dispatch.
Arvid F. Hoorn, acting superin-
tendent of the consolidated school at
Williams, has been secured for the
remainder of the term to succeed C.
w. Rrand, who is principal of the
school, but who died a few weeks
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Landgren and son,
Verne. of Yola, were in the city to-
day, enroute to Pipestone, MIMI,
where they will VISIT with relatives
for about three weeks. They recent
ly sold their farm on Lake Hattie,
and upon their return, will locate in
Bemidji.
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80 ~ D1s. Larson & Larson,
~ Optomet1ists. II nou-
r. bled with headaches,
g63 nervousness or eye dis
orders Of any kind, needing glasses
Or glasses repaired, consult them.
Artificial eyes fitted.
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The Ladies' Aid OF the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold their an
nual spring sale of aprons and other
useful articles in the church parlors,
Saturday afternoon, beginning at 3
O'Clock. A light supper will be esrv-
ed in connection with it. Come one
and all: Bring you family and friends
Because you won't get a Csc supper
every day now adayS.. 2t4-16
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DANCE POSTPONED.

The dance which was to be given
Thursday night, April 18th for Ma
sons and families. has been postpon-
ed. 1t4-15
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M. p Ostby of Walker was Be.
midji visitor yesterday.

H. A. Rather of Brainerd spent
Wednesday here on business
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O. p. Foss of FraZee was among tbs
out of town callers here yesterday.
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THE BEMIDJl DAILY PIONEER
3. P. o. EIKS.

I D. Z u xA01A0e
There will be regular meeting o.
the Elk's lodge Thursday evening.
e. H. Jerrard, secy.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
G. H. Roberts of FROM spent the
day in the city yesterday.

:,
G. H. Roberts of Frohn spent the
day in the city yesterday. "a.
, J. P. Easten of Warren was a Be-
midji visitor on Wednesday.
NJ. N. Peterson of Austin was a Be-
midji business visitor yesterday.
H. e. Palmer of Pine River spent
the day in Bemidji on Wednesday.
Eff. Rossberg of Crookston was
business caller here on Wedn esday.
G. H. Warner of Brainerd spent
Wednesday in the city on business.
E. l.. Foote and o. M. Forbord of
Boy River were Wednesday visitors
in this city.
E. II. Dea of Minneapolis, general
mill superintendent for the Crook
ston Lumber Co., spent Wednesday
here on business
Can you beat it-25c for a meal
anu az SAV o"Ou4 1@uLucIdA Cuu(Cu,
where everything always tastes so
good, on Saturday, April 18th. 2t4-16
Mrs. Charles Blakeley Of Turtle
River spent a few hours between
trains in Bemidji yesterday. She
transacted business and called on
friends. -.,r. .
Special designing service. Spencer
Rejuven0 corsets, surgical supports.
Home appointments, if desired. Mrs.
NJ. Fay, 218 Beltrami ave. Phone
ass. mo 5-6
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. White will ar
rive in the city tomorrow morning
after spending the winter in the
southern part OF the United State, ac-
cording to a telegram received to-
day.
You'll get beef loaf, escalloped po-
tatoes, rye and white breaa, butter,
Jelly, cake, coffee, all for rs cents at
the Swedish church, Saturday.
2t4-16'
Mrs. M. F. Wilson received word
yesterday, announcing the death of
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Robinson, at
Duluth. Mrs. Wilson, brother Harry
Magnus0n, and sister, Miss dna Mag
nuson, who is visiting here, left this
noon for Duluth to attend the funer-,
al.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold their an
nual spring sale of aprons and other
useful articles in the church parlors,
Saturday afternoon, beginning at 3
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-15

S. c. Bailey returned yesterday
from International Falls, where he
spent several days on business.
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H. E. Palmer of Pine River spen
the day in Bemidji on Wednesday.
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The Auxiliary of the Rebekah
lodge will meet Friday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Courtney, 49, Bemidji
avenue. The hoetesses will .e Mrs.
Virts and Mrs. Smith. All are invit-
ed.
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M. N. Peterson of Austin was a Be
midji business visitor yesterday.
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You'll get beef loaf, escalloped pc
tatoes, rye and white breaa, butter
Jelly, cake, coffee, all for rs cents a
the Swedish church, Saturday.
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Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds,
and Liberty Bond receipts. See G.
B. ,Hooley at Northern Grocery Co .
During the day. or at Markham hotel.
evenings. HIT
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Miss Della Anderson has complet-
ed her term of teaching at the Eland
school and returned to her home in
Shotley township.
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E. F. Rossberg of Crookston was a
business caller here on Wednesday.
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Rex Friday-Ann Little and Jack
Hoxie in lightning Bryce" 1t4-15
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Miss Anna Tardy of FROM was the
guest of Bemidji friends on Wednes-
day.
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J. P. Easton of Warren was a Be-
midi visitor on Wednesday.
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G.. H. Warner of Brainerd spen
Wednesday in the city on business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. White will ar
rive in the city tomorrow morning
after spending the winter in tn,
southern part OF the United State, &C
cording to telegram received to
day.
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Mrs. Charles Blakeley Of Turtle
River spent few hours between
trains in Bemidji yesterday She
transacted business and called on
friends.
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E. l.. Foote and o. M. Forbord Of
Boy River were Wednesday visitors
in this city
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-15

Irwin Barlow has accepted a posi-
tion with the Electric Light Co.
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Special designing service. Spencer
Rejuven6 corsets, surgical supports.
Home appointments, if desired. Mrs.
NJ. Fay, 218 Beltrami ave. Phone
466. l mo 5-6
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The Lutheran Brotherhood OF the
Swedish Lutheran church will meet
Friday evening at O'Clock, in the
basement OF the church. Rev. Nor
dale will entertain.
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Conrad J. Lund will finish his
term as teacher at the school near
Grygla next week and will then come
to Bemidji to enter the short course
at the state Normal
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E, II. Dea of Minneapolis, general
mill superintendent for the Crook
ston Lumber Co., spent Wednesday
here on business
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Can you beat it-25c for meal
and at the Swedish Lutheran church,
where everything always tastes so
good, on Saturday, April 18th. 2t4-16
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STATE LEGION WILL HOLD
CONVENTION IN DULUTH

St. Paul, June 18.-Formal invi-
tations are to be sent to every de-
partment commander and adjutant Of
the American Legion, as we'll as to
the national officers, to attend the
annual convention of the Minnesota
department., to be, held at Duluth,
August 16 II, and IS.
Harrison Fuller, department COM
monder, has announced !, that state
headquarters is anxious to receive
suggestions from Minnesota posts
relative to convention business and
entertainments, prior to July 16. The
Duluth Legionaires are already ar
ranging their program Of work and
play for the delegates and their al
ternates
Each post may send two delegates
and two alternates, and one addition
al deleEahe and. one alternate is per-
mitted for each 100 members whose
1920 dues have been. paid, by July
16. Representation of the Mime
sofa department at the national con-
vention, will be based upon the paid
up mem bership at the time Of the de-
partment convention.
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GRAND TONIGHT

Lovers of that type of photoplay
which provides thrills galore and
which forces one to gasp in amaze
ment would do we'll to visit the Grand
theatre tonight, where William Fox's
newest cowboy star, Buck Jones,
makes his appearance in "The Last
Straw" a story by Harold Titus. Ca
pacity audiences witnessed the show
ing and all left we'll satisfied that the
newly created star has firmly estab-
lished himself as strong favorite.
In Vivian Rich he has a charming
and accomplished leading woman.
In this powerful story, which is
staged in the western hills of Cali
fornia, Buck Jones truly accom-
plishes the seemingly impossible in
his numerous deeds Of daring on the
horse. The story of 1.-THE Last Straw"
is strong one, but it is made doubly
interesting by Jones's brilliant hair
raising stunts. AS Tom Beck, the
Jones makes an admir-
able hero and a lover in a typical
western romance whoch is delight
fully unfolded.
Denison Cliff wrote the scenario
and directed the picture.
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VAUDEVILLE TREAT IN
STORE FOR PATRONS
Clever Act. Booked for Satur-
day Showing at the
Grand Theatre

An act worthy of special notice Is
booked for this weeks regular vaude'
Vile bill which is to be at the Grand
theatre on Saturday only, both after
AEON and evening. !
Under the Caption of 1.-THE Demon
and the Clown" the Lies Arados''
open their act in most elaborate
scenic setting representing cave or
grotto. @.@s$
The feature of this excellent exhi-
bition is the setting up Of three tables
one on top of the other with a
chair on the topmost. The demon
then walks up this pyramid on his
hands and jumps down, feat un-
paralelled in the annals Of equilbris-
tics. AS finish to the act, the de-
mon hops across the stage on one
hand, while the clown hops beside
him on a six-foot pole. The remark
able activity of this duo as shown in
their wonderful hand balancing,
stamp them as superior artists.
Other acts scheduled to appear, are
Stanley and Mcconnell. comedy en-
tertainers; the Two Wrens, in bits of
Scotch and Irish; and Perry Taylor,
who is a comedy conjurOr.
The matinee starts at 1880 with
i've reels of pictures in connection
and the evening shows start at 1880
and 9:15.
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NEWS OF THE THEATRES

has she been afforded a role with the
romantic and dramatic possibilities
that come to her as the covenant girl
warned aforehand to beware of the
alluring resort and reminded of the
memory of a chum who had three
years before fed from the convent ia
become lost in the maze of gamblers
passions.
1t is in the strange meeting with
the mysterious runaway girl that the
Messrs. Williamson have provided: a
climax for their great plot. Pledged
to secrecy, Mary Grant takes upon
herself the disgrace that accompanied
the strange fate of the missing girl. "
According to Mr.. Brinkman, mana
ger of the Rex, Passions Play
ground" will be received with the
greatest favor Of .any.production to be
shown at. his theatfe in months. He
declares that in none. of Miss MacDon
AIDS successes has she equalled her
work in this production,
and in no previous effort has her
beauty stood forth in such manner.
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THE LUCK OF THE IRISH

Wonders never cease in the art OF
motion pictures. It seemed hardly
possible that Harold MacGrath's
thrilling novel, 1.-THE Luck of the
Trish," would lend itself to photodra-
matization because the story trans
ports one from New York to Gibral-
tar, Naples, Venice, Cairo, Singapore
and Hong Kong; literally all
around the world; and the enormous
expense Of sending troupe Of ac-
tors on such a long junket would
make it prohibiitive, for how else
could the picture be made and kept
within the bounds of the story.
In the cast are James KirkwoOd as
William Grogan, the plumber philos-
opher; Anna @. Nilsson as Ruth
Warren; Harry Northrup as Camden
Ward Crane as Norton Colburton and
Ernest Butterworth as the Kid. The
scenes are big and beautiful; the
photoplay excellent, and the acting
so realistic that one forgets that
1.-The Luck of the Irish" is screen
drama and will be shown Sunday and
Monday at the Grand.