Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-29
Twin City Opera House

TONIGHT (Thursday) The In
comparable Poll Negri in "Gipsy
Blood" A stirring love tale Of old
Spain. Based on the original
French version of Prosper Meri-
mee's Carmen" A mighty marvel
of the screen, with multitude Of
players. Two shows, I and $3.50.
Admission zoe and soc.
FRIDAY, Sept. SO--Mary Miles
Minter in "a Cumberland RO-
nance" This star made quite hit
here in her first appearance, few
weeks ago in Nurse Marjorie. :"
This is the picture that has not
single cabaret scene. Four reasons
why this will be a splendid picture
The star, one of the most popular
actresses on the screen today-The
John Fox, jr., story-directed by
the same man that directed ''The
Copperhead"-the remarkable sup
port. Two shows, Z and $40. Ad-
mission 10c and zoe.
SATURDAY, Oct. Marguerite
Clark in "a Girl Named Mary" A
story of love, laughter and tears
This is the picture that was booked
| here some weeks ago, but as one
reel was missing on arrival, we did
not get to show it. Juliet Tompkins
wrote the story. (The book is in
the Simpson library, but of course
you can't all read it before Saturday
night.) 1t is an appealing and
deeply moving story of mother love.
You'll like it. Two shows, and
$3.50. Admission 10c and zoe. Also
the Skipper, Katrinka, and all the
rest in "Toonerville" Comedy.
MONDAY, Oct. 3-William S.
Hart in "The Toll Gate" His new
photoplay of the southwest. Some
of the high lights in this wonderful
picture-The supporting cast, Anna
@. Nilssen, Joseph Singleton Ca for
mer resident of McConnelsville)
and Master Richard Headrick, the
two-year old boy that played in
"The Woman in His House''-The
Pinto pony and three other horses
Hart rides. A story that breathes
with realism and thrills. Also Inter-
national News.
Only one show tonight. After
the first show the American Legion
will have the opera house. DR.. Nay
lor and Rev. Martin will be the prin-
cipal speakers.
TUESDAY, Oct. "A Masterpiece
Pictures Co. production, "Madonnas
and Men," A big special picture at
no advance in admission.
THURSDAY, Oct. CLARA Kim
bal Young in her latest and greatest
photodramatic hit, Straight from
Paris" Also International News.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Oct. 7
and 8-Mary Pickford's latest Unit
ed Artists production, Through the
Back Door," The picture that
brings laughter and happiness. Two
shows each night, 2 and $3.50. Ad-
mission zoe and 30c.
Don't forget-Just one show next
Monday night-W. S. Hart in "The
Toll Gate" A great program. I'm
medlately after this show, the |
american Legion will take charge. |
and will have big mass meeting.
Watch for their announcements.
Lest you forget-Just one show
next Monday night, starting prompt |
~ at Z o'clock. After that, the |
American Legion have asked for the |
building, to present some of their l
claims. Come and see a great show. /.
and then you can stay and hear the !
program put on by them.
On May 5th, almost five months
ago, we ran a picture; didn't make
much noise about it, although we
knew 1t would be a good one, as is
the case generally; and now Zanes- |
vile theatres, after running it one |
day, come out in half a page. ano
tell what wonderful attraction
they have. Some of our patrons.
upon leaving the theatre on Nav
expressed to us their high opinion of |
TINS great picture of mother love. |
Not single adverse criticism did |
we near. Some classed it with the |
miracle Man." Others said it was |
better. "The Woman in His House" /
Is the picture we are talking about. |
How did you like our new pro-
grams! Better get one next Satur-
day night. Save them, and you will
soon have complete set of the
various photos of our stars. i
OF course you know by this time
that our shows are starting Is min
utes earlier than formerly. This, |
we feel, is a good plan for the win
ter months.