Great Falls tribune., 1921-11-20
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GRAND.
Seven Scotch lassies, headed by Jes-
sic Blair Sterling, in an act, Echoes
from Bonnie Scotland" will be the
bcadliners on the Pantages program at
the Grand theatcr Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights. They appear with the
merry old hagpipes and drums, sing
some Scotch songs 10 the good old
Scotch way and introduce the famous
Scotch dances.
Representations of well known Broad
way stars will be enacted In Little
Miss Everybody" under which title
Zelda Santley appears. Miss Santley is
said TO be real artist. Fred and
Tommy Hayden viii offer some artistic
Oddities in the way of comedy. They
play instrumental numbers. sing comic
songs and put over witty dialogue.
Billy Pcdrick and Ruby DeEere will
be seen in an entertaining program Of
smart tunes and dance originalities.
bluff" comedy dialogue intermin-
gled with eccentric dancing, is the act
in which Johnson, Fox and Gibson will
appear Ishikawa brothers. four young
a remarkable equalihrstic and acrobatic
performance.
THE Moon Maid" a two act musical
comedy written and produced by
Messrs. Fletcher and BARLEY of Hell
ena, will be given at the Grand theater
Thursday night This show is given
for the benefit of the Great Falls
Christmas Stocking club.
PALACE.
''Zillah, who it is claimed sees all
and knows all, attracted considerable
attention at the Palace theater last
evening. She is headliner on the four
act vaudeville program which will be
given for the last times this evening.
''Zillah" gives demonstrations OF men
tai telepathy and thought transference.
Rottach and Miller are to be seen in
''Bits of Musical Comedy" which is a
harmony, singing and yodeling act An
other laugh producer is Apple Sauce
in which the Goldies appear. William
Echoes" in which he plays Chinese
music on various instruments.
Pauline Frederick is shown on this
same program in Florence l.. Barclays
story, "The Mistress Of Shenstone.
The superspecial picture tells tale of
love, sacrifice and honor that has had
few counterparts on the screen. It is
q page out of real life, throbbing with
dramatic action, but with all as clean
and wholesome as prairie wind. Miss
Frederick invests the part of Lady In
gleby with sympathy, strength of
character and humanness which is so
impressive in the novel
There will be an entirely new pro-
gram next Saturday and Sunday nights.
LIBERTY.
There are four persons who might
have had motive for the murder of
Or. Sainsbury in "a Voice in the
Dark" which is being shown at the Lib
erty theater today and Monday. DIR.
Sainsbury Is mysteriously slain in the
grounds of his sanatorium and evidence
pointed with equal strength to four
persons connected with his life As
far as the audience knows there is no
other person in the story who had cause
to commit the murder, and the surprise
element lies in the fact that none of the
four was guilty.
"Bits Of Life Marshall NeiIan
production, will be the feature at the
Liberty Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. The producer combined the
efforts of four authors in his drama
and the result will be seen to be de-
cidedly refreshing and wonderfully en-
tertaining. Iii the cast are Lon CLANCY
and Wesley Barry, two cinema stars
that have quite following in this city.
Tom Moore will be seen Friday and
Saturday in ''Duds.' n story of efforts
to market in America the loot Of spoils-
men who ravaged the war torn coun-
tries Of Europe. Moore will be seen in
the role of detective. job he secured
when discharged from the army. II is
lively tale.
IMPERIAL.
''Rio Grande' which will be shown
at the Imperial theater today and Mon
day, concerns itself with the charming
love affair of certain brown ed
senorita on the Mexican side Of the Rio
Grande, and bold and adventurous
Irish American on the Texas side.
Rosemary Theby and Allan Sears were
CHOSEN for the leading roles because of
their peculiar suitability for the parts,
and the remainder of the cast was
equally well chosen
'sThe Palace of Darkened Windows" !"
which comes to the Imperial theater
next Tuesday and Wednesday. tells a
thrilling tale of mystery and adventure
in India. A young American woman
becomes fascinated with the polished
manners of highly educated and suave
rajah of the province of Benares. In
the spirit of adventure she visits his no.
torious palace Of Darkened Windows"
and from then on the spectator is kept
IN a continuous state of suspense
watching her struggle against a fate
worse than death itself.
CHPITOL.
6udolph Valentino, the celebrated
young dancer who has the leading male
role in "The Four Horsemen Of the
Apocalypse" now being shown at the
Capitol theater, found his way to fame
and fortune through his nimble feet.
When you see Mr. Valentino in this
screen adaptation of the world famous
novel Of Vicente Blasco Ibanez and no.
tice his finished acting, the sure swag-
ger of the case scenes laid in the Ar