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April 2S-Tn-0ty SYMPHONY oechsstsa
concert.
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April 24-Tn-csu synphony oreAssss
Illinois Theatre.
April 1o--The Cabaret Girls" tDW-
April e9-3o-High school senior play,
IAN of Sudden PeEgy."
Burtis Theatre.
Davenport,
Nay 11-12-The Midnight Century
whirf' with original company including
Blanche Ring. Charles winningcr and
Richard Garlic.
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At the Fort Armstrong.
How long can a young woman
exist in New York on $500? This
is one of several interesting Ques-
tons that arise in Elaine Hammer
STEMS latest Selznick picture "The
Miracle Of Manhattan" which is now
showing at the Fort Armstrong
theatre.
Miss Hammerstein Is excellently
cast as Evelyn Whitney, a young
society debutante who thinks it
would be an easy matter for a girl
to get by" That is she thinks 30
until she tries it. Then her opin-
ions suffer a radical change. But
a change Of opinion is not the only
Inconvenience she experiences. She
is suddenly caught in a mesh Of
circumstances that cause her much
mental and physical anguish.
After several narrowing exper-
fences which include an attempt
upon her life by jealous woman.
she settles down to new routine of
life, no longer the gilded butterfly
of society but a woman VINO has
drank deeply from the cup Of life.
In addition to The Miracle Of
Manhattan" is the Malta Duo"
refined vocalists, a Literary Digest.
News and comedy.
The overture by the Fort Arm
strong concert orchestra is Calf
Of Bagdad.'
This program remains until We'd
neSday evening.
At the Spencer Square.
Realism in motion pictures
counts nowadays, although it hap
pens sometimes that it costs the
players appearing in realistic
scenes pang or two. This was the
case during the filming of the Para
mount-Cosmopolitan picture, THE
Inside of the Cup" when two play
ers were severely cut by flying
glass shattered by another excited
actor.
In this personally directed pic
ture by Albert Capellani which will
be shown at the Spencer Square
all week, Richard Garvin, played
by Richard Carlyle, goes to the Of
fee Of Eldon Parr, a wealthy YES
tryman, personated by David To-
renee, to demand the restitution OF
property Of which he has been de-
spoiled by Parr. He locks the door
draws a revolver and when his de-
mand is refused, he shoots Parr
and then kills himself.
The shot is heard and an axe is
brought with which the glass panel
of the locked door is smashed. The
flying glass inflicted real cuts on
the faces and hands of Terrence
and Carlyle, but which fortunately
did not interfere with their appear
ance in subsequent scenes.
1.-The Inside of the Cup" is based
on Winston Churchill's celebrated
novel Of the same name. 1t is a
dramatic story. filled with thrills
and appeal and it is interpreted by
a large cast of players headed by
William P. Carleton and Edith
Hallor.
At the Columbia
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