New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-10-05

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Eichte1b free at the New Crystal.
You all Know the excellent quality
Of Mr.. Eichten' s. wares, SO we need
not go into details about this matter.
Should the winner be a lady, she
will receive pair of Sthe famous
|Selby Arch Preserver Shoes, and in
case gentleman lands. the prize, he
will get pair of the popular Pack
ard Shoes. This footwear will be
given away at the New Crystal next
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Artistic Dancing.
B Our spotlight number for tonight
wednesday, and Thursday will be
another artistic demonstration of
fancy steps in dancing by SylvestA
Schueller and Miss Frances Arndt.
Both are clever terps ichorean artists.
It took Neal Hart several days to
recover from the effects of trip
through Death Valley to get "the
real thing for his latest film sue
cess, -. Danger Valley.. Hart, like
Lincoln, believes that you can fool
some Of the people some Of the time,"
etc. If you have never been through
Death Valley, don't fail to make the
trip with Neal Hart at the New Crystal
tonight or tomorrow night. There
will be also a clever comedy, First
National News, and the Orchestra will
render pleasing overture.
Celebrated Irish Tenor.
AS a special added attraction for
Friday and Saturday, the management
has secured Mr.. William Mack, a
celebrated Irish tenor songster from
Minneapolis, who has appeared on the
Orpheum and other prominent cir
cults. He is personal friend Of the
New Crystal proprietor and for this
reason consented to appear at our
Theater for these two days only. Mr..
Mac will sing some old Irish favorites,
as as other popular numbers.
Il you see red-headed girl, and look
for white horse-if you open an UNI
.brella in house and become startled -
| if you play the Ouija board-then
you're superstitious and should see
.sThe House of the Tolling, Bell" our
big feature for Friday and Saturday.
lAlso a good comedy and a delightful
overture by the orchestra.
Saturday Matinee Special.
Saturday afternoon there will be a
special matine Of State University
Films. The program is an exception
ally good one, consisting of Enoch
Arden, "The Cricket on. the Hearth, y
"Benedict Arnold anda comedy de-
picting one of the famous "Aesop's
Fables" A small adm ission charge
10 cents for adults and children will
be made to cover the actual expenses
of securing these high-grade, enter
tanning films of the University CT
Minnesota. We always give three
successive Saturday matinees free and
charge only for the fourth program
Come and bring the Riddles you'll
all have good time.
Howard Haling Sings.
Howard Haling of this city will de-
Hight you with his vocal solos, Sunday
afternoon and evening. Our big
feature for these two programs is
Corinne Griffith in .'The Broadway
Bubble, a stirring production in which
| she enacts a dual role. The populal
star wears a great variety of gowns
dresses and deshabille in the roles oil
twin sisters, and the contrast between
the two characters enacted by the sane
actress is startling. There will also
be a good comedy, Pathe News and
an excellent overture by the orchestra
J At our Sunday N atinee, which starts
promptly at 8 o'clock, we will present
exactly the same big program that i!
rendered during the evening per
form ances. Get the Sunday matine,
habit and join the big crowds at ths
New Crystal.
/ Little Goulds On Aga
The Eight Little Goulds will sing til,
new State Song, 'The Minnesot.
Flower" next Monday and Tuesday
all logged up in specially designed
costumes to represent the State Flowe
the ladyslipper. Nuff sed!
Rosemary Theby is the shining sta
lin Good Women" a human stor,
that shows how an honest love 70
another woman was awakened in
/ nan truly loved by his wife. Ais,
4 Charley Chaplin in clever con- ed.
entitled Work" The orchestra vii
|render special music. And don't for
/ get, these are the nights, we give, ava.
the shoes. -. IS s.
Yours for wholesome amusement, i
JAY E. GOULD,
! Adv. 40 Prop. Crystal Theatre.
Mrs. John Lueder, her daughte
q Bertha, and son, Emil, accompanied
j by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wendlant