Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-17
BIG FEATURE COMING TO CASINO
FRIDAY

No doubt many of our readers have
read James Oliver Curwood's stories
of the men and women and animals
of the North. Perhaps they have
read "Kazan," admitted to be the
greatest the famous author has ever
written. 1t is an enchanting and pow
erful picture of the part a great dog
played in a love story of the North.
AS a book it gripped, amazed and de-
lighted; and now that it has been
brought to the screen it's charm and
thrill are intensified even beyond the
strength of the written word. "Ka-
zan," the half-wolf haff-dog, becomes
a real character, almost human in
translation to the screen. Joan, the
girl, brought from civilization into the
land of the forgotten; Thorpe, the
avenger, who turned lover; McCready,
the brute; Humpy Joe, whose music
charmed even the fighting instinct of
the "killer-dogs'-all live before you
as wildly as they lived in the authors
mind.
The presentation of "Kazan" at the
Casino Theatre on Friday and also at
Bakers Theatre on Saturday and
Sunday will afford the theatregoers of
Wildwood al opportunity of seeing
and enjoying a masterpiece of fiction
for the photo-dramatization of which
a million readers have clamored.
Manager William Hunt, of the Hunt
theatres, made the following statement
aOnnornino NKo1onD. fT uyffnaccnd
this photoplay in Philadelphia a few
weeks ago and was so impressed with
the production that l Immediately
changed the bookings from one night
at the Casino to three nights. I have
planned to hold it over for the other
two nights and to play it at Bakers,
as l feel SUI that all Wildwood the
atregoers will want to see this big
production. To the skeptical ones l
might add that I personally guarantee
this attraction as one of the best all
around evenings entertainments seen
in Wildwood for, sometime"
Mr.. Hunt has invited the Wildwood
Girl Scouts and the Wildwood Boy
Scouts to be his guests at the Friday
evening performance at the Casino, as
he feels that witnessing this picture
will teach them more about the wild
life of North America than all the
Scout meetings they can attend in the
entire summer.
The Girl Scouts will meet at the
eve o'clock and march in a body
under command of Scoutmistress
and First Lieutenant Brine
SHUTS to the Casino Theatre, where
they will attend the first performance.
This is the first public recognition of
the Girl Scouts in Wildwood and in
return to Manager Hunt they are plan
ming to adopt a collie dog as a mascot,
and he is to be honored with the name
of"Kazan," in recognition of the big
wolf-dog who plays the leading role ]
N the picture. !
The Boy Scouts will fall in line fol- ]
their evenings meeting and ]
will march to the Casino where they !
will attend the nine o'clock showing !
If the feature. :,
Whether one is a lover of animals !
n not he is sure to fall in love with /
'Kazan," the big wolf-dog, who fights 2
wolf-pack, a lynx, and finally an 2
man for the ones he loves. 2
Don't forget the dates. Friday 2
and evening at the Casino z
nd Saturday and Sunday at Bakers. .
lake your plans to see this picture .
during the showing or you q
I'LL miss n of the best productions q
yer shown in wildwood. 81