New Ulm review., 1921-11-16
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sTHE HEART OF MARYLAND.
IS BIG FEATURE FOR
NEXT SUNDAY.
OTHER FINE PROGRAMS HAVE
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1.-THE NeaU Uln, Regiev, here's your
chance to get this great family news
Ipaper for a whole year free Of charge
we are gcing to give away "a years
Subscription to tie Repiew next Mon
Iday and Tuesday evenings. If you
Iare not a subscriber, yorr name will
be placed on the mailing list for 81
weekly issues If you already take the
paper, we will pay for a one-yeal S
extension to your subscription.
Recalling Olden Times.
asoThe Old Oaken Bucket, one OF
those good old home stories the kind
[of picture old-time songs tell about
lis our big feature for tonight lWednes.
day and tomorrow. It is a picture
!, that will take you back to your boy
hood and girlhc6d days. There is a
wonderful cast Of leading screen stars,
including Bobby Connolly, Joseph Smi
ley and Paul Kelly. Come and let
them tune up your heart-strings in
harmony with. the good old days. Ga
briefs Orchestra Of this city will play
old-tin.e music in keeping with this
excellent photoplay, as our special
spotlight number
Thelell also be a Red Cross film
depicting scenes in the Balkans, as
well as a good comedy snd music by
the Crystal Orchestra de Luxe.
A Rare Melodrama.
She was helpless and hopeless.
Would no one save htl. flom this mad
IgeniIs? He was coming closer. What
blazing eyes he had! Marry him!
Never! Would help ever cone? He e
is breathless suspense that mounts to a
Icras]h ng climax Here is tingling and
seeth.n sensation Here is rare and
thrilling me melodrama 'tThe Killer, a
L big Pathe super-sE eeial adapted from
the novel cf Stewart Edward White.
This is our big feature for Friday and
Saturday Of this week.
Z. We will also have fine comedy and
| the usual good MI sic by the orches-
ira. And, of course, a pleasing spot
| light number.
Don't forget the free natinee at
the Crystal sa atyseay !, & afternoon. There
will be only ,cne show, commencing
promptly at 2 o'clock. Cone on,
IKiddies, it's orr. treat!
Deep Mystery.
.Tke Secret ofsthe Hills: thrilling
| loutdoor Nitagraph isture with lots
efssmy ystery and beautiful scenery, is
I;our big bill for nRxt Sunday afternoon
land evening Ihs is Antonio Mcreno's
first big picture and he plays the stellar
lrole. Then we'll show another Of those
popular "Aesop's Fable" comedies
land Pathe News, ard we'll have coed
lspotlight number and fine overture
lby the orchestra.
Remember that our Sunday natinees
lconsiat of the sane big programs that
are shown at the evening performances
Let your footsteps Wend their way tc
jtke Crystal every Sunday afternoon
The Heart Of Maryland.
"The: Hart ef Maryland" a IA.
|mous play thatIwi endure forever
m ade into film classic on authentic
historical locations. A rage from his.
tory interviewer with one Of the most
charming love stories ever told. A
stirring ta'e ef one of the most interest.
ling and dramatic periods Ct American
history made intp a photoplay that is
la film achievement. From the famous
Istage production by David Belasco
Catherine Calvert and an allstsr cast
This is our big super special for next
monday and Tuesday.
There will also be good comedy arc
Ia fine overture by the orchestra.
And remember on each Of these two
'feYenings we will give away a years
Subscription to the New Ulnse Re,iew
the popular home newspaper.
| &, Youls for wholesome entertainment
JAY E., GOULD,
Prop. Crystal Theatre
Adv. 46.
"A. G. Freitag Of Max, N. D., visited
with relatives here the past week
Mr.. Freitag also visited with his father
land other relatives in Nicollet.
MRS. L. G. Vogel and Mrs. Ida
lBebleter will entertain at Bridge
thursday evening Of this week at the
/ Vogel home on South Minnesota
Levi Juhnke returned to Austin
TN onday, where he is attending school
i following week S visit with his parents
lat Lamberton and the Julius and Ed
ERistau families Of this city. Mr.
uhnke is a cousin Of Mrs. Ed. Ristau