The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-03
Excellent Pictures and Road Shows
Booked for the Temple Theater


The first road show for the winter
IN Ocala will be produced Monday
night at the Temple Theater. RMS
show, Polly and Her Pals" is a musi.
cal comedy and comes to Ocala EXCEL.
lently recommended. 1t appeared re.
Gently at the Duval theater in Jack.
sonville, where it well pleased two
night audiences and one matinee me
following Monday night at the Temple
another musical comedy, Cheer Up
Mabel" will be the attraction and on
the 21st Coburn's minstrels will make
their annual appearance in our CITY
with many additional attractions ON
last season. Another road show is
booked for the 10th of December en-.
titled Robin Hood.
During December there are to be a
number OF particularly good pictures
including Constance Talmadge, Norma
Talmadge. beautiful Katharyn Nc.
Donald and other well known fayorit-
.es.
On December 9th Constance Binney.
who has made very great reputa-
tion In the movies will be shown in
Something Different" and on the
22nd in '39 East" which is her great
est screen success and in which she
also starred on the real stage. This
is n particularly attractive picture
and will appeal to all who love a beau
tiful story. beautiful girl and good,
clean movie.
Constance Talmadge In the Love
Expert will be the attraction on the
18th and beautiful Anita Stewart in
the yellow Typhoon" on the S1st.
Lovely Corinne Griffith, whose sad
death occurred during the same month
that claimed Olive Thomas. will be
seen az the Temple on the 14th in the
Idol Dancer" the picture that wen
for her lasting fame as an actress of
the first water.
Two OF Marshal Neilan's big produc-
tions. Don't Ever Marry" and Go
and Get IT. are booked for early show
ings at the Temple. The latter is a
particularly fine production and has
recently made big hits and played to
large audiences in all of the big cities
. II Is a very thrilling newspaper story
and features Pat O'Malley and Agnes
Ayers. another recent find" of this
great producer
Mrs. Christian Ak and Miss Daisy
Keidel have the very deep sympathy
of their many Ocala friends i'll the
death OF their beloved mother, Mrs.
Henry Keidel. which occurred last
Saturday at her beautiful country
home near Baltimore after long ILL
ness. Following within a year the
death of her husband the double be-
reavement 10 their daughters is a We.
sad one. Mrs. Keidel was member
of one of Baltimore"s most prominent
families and until becoming an invalid
took an active part i'm social and civic
activities of that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
AK will return to their ocaIa nome
SO, n for the winter and they will pc
accompanied home by Miss keidei.
who will spend a few weeks with
them.
Dr. W. M. Richardson's friends will
be sorry TO know that he is suffering
from a severe cut on the head caused
BY a fan that he sustained on Mon
day
Monday night Miss Sue Moore enter
tanned the members of the "A CLUB
al a very enjoyable little card party.
Miss Elizabeth Davis was the success
nal winner Of the prize for the best
buck al cards and following the games
a refreshment course was served
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Futch and SON
Of N Peters burg. have concluded a
, most enjo, able visit in ocala with
Mr. aud Mrs. Leverette Futch. Mrs
Futch Is charming young matron
and during her visit here was enter
tanned az number of very pretty par
ties.
Mrs. ed Carmichael, has returned
from very delightful sumner spent at
different summer resorts in the NORTH
Mrs. Carmichael will again make her
home at the Ocala House.