Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
BOYS AND GIRLS CROWD
ALD|NE THEATRE TODAY
Subscription campaignsrs En-.
tertainsd by Every Evening
at Free Picture Show.

The ono big event TO which the bovs
and girls entered in Every Evening cam
paisn for subscriptions have bern looking
lng forward for several days with feelings
Of tho kecncst anticipation happened
fthie morning. II was the free entertain
ment at the Aldine Theatre on Market
street above Eighth of all those who
have secured one or morr suvbscrlpsions
and il proved an occasion which no
doubt will long be remembered Ivy those
who were fortunate enough Ia be adj
mittcd to this most modern and up o.
date moving picture house. The big
attraction was the celebrated picture
"Ou,sids the Law" with Priscilla Dean
and Lon Chaney as the bright particular
stars. That it WIS eajoyed goes without
saving end the boys and girls were de-
lighted with the show. They were there
as the guests of Every Evening, the
only thing required for their admission
being the production of their subscrip-
tion books TO prove their Identification.
Long before the appointed hour the
boy. and girls started 10 congrcgate at
Every Evening Office Mt Fifth and Ship
lev streets to get their tickets. BY l0.45
clock this morning there was howlipg
mob of bows and girls who were over
flowing with enthusiasm and delight.
The entire group was arranged in order
and all looked their prettiest TO have
their picture taken. This part of the
ceremony concluded, they formed in
line and marched TO the theatr.
Scattered along the line of march were
bovs carrying placards telling who they
were and where they were going. We
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guests of Every Evening read the sign
at the head OF tho parade. Cheering and
yelling, the crowd hurried up Market
street and hundreds Of people stopped TO
watch the parade and inquire what all
the enthusiasm and noise IVES about.
At the theatre shey found the portals
decorated 70 represent those of prison
entrance. There were frowning stone
walls with steel barred gates swung open
70 admit them and they irooped IN and
made rush for the front row seats.
Then the whole crowd settled down for
the enjoyment of the great picture which
held them spellbound during its thrilling
narrative. The two stars OF innvir land
arc NJ their best in this picture and from
the time IL starts 20 unfold on the silver
screen until the last thrilling episode
has becn portrayed the bows and girls
sat wide eyed, drinking in every detail
of the narrative. The story is one we'll
worth seeing for IL deals with the good
side Of every human nature and toward
the rnd there is portrayed the Influences
for good that an innocent child can and
docs have on even the hardest criminals.
Altogether IL was great occasion
for the boys and girls who are striving 20
secure subscriptions 10 Every Evening
and TO win one of the Ranger bicycles
which this paper is giving away free to
sll those who get ihirty-hve annual sub
scrihers. The free performance this
morning was given for the sole beoeht
and entertainment of those in the cam
paign and everyone who has secured
one or moro subscriptions was admitted
free of charge To the theatre. OF the
several hundred entered in the race
largo ma joritv took advants &C OF this free
offer of amusement and they all declared
they were more than pleased with the
picture presented for their benefit.