New Ulm review., 1922-12-13
FLAPPER WINS
In SPITE; OF
ALL OBST ACLES.
The Old Crouch, The Wicked
Editor, The Vamp, Are #
Vanquished.
w. FLETCHER WILL SING IN
THE SPOTLIGHT NUMBER
No Show Monday So Be Sure
To See the Sunday
Picture.

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The most talked OF person 10 the
world, ''The Flapper,' will hold the
boards at Turner Theatre next Sunday
afternoon and evening. To be more
exact it is the Country Flapper and
she will fill the screen with her doings.
Dorothy Gish, the original fapper,
will portray the part and will play
opposite Glenn Hunter who was the
scream in the Cradle Buster. With
this for start there is no doubt that
there will be an unusual amount OF
amusement and merriment for movie
fans next Sunday afternoon and eve
ming. No show Monday. Z,
The Original Flapper.
Dorothy Gish has been given the
credit OF originating the Flapper style.
She says herself that she is proud Of
this reputation for she thinks the fapr
per style Of dress the most sensible
and comfortable and sanitary one ever
established. She has attempted fto
show the small town fapper IN the
newpicture and make herjust as fascinat-
ing and popular as her city cousin:
However, the picture is not merely
comedy. IT is the romance OF q zllttle.
lapper whose thoughts were al q
Love and Romance. The fapper IS
Jolanda and the apple Of her eye IS
Ezra Higgins, town druggist and vi
lage dude. .5
True Loves Troubles. VI;
In spite Of Old Crouch Hugglns',''
objections the romance was progress
ing nicely until Marguerite, Just thru
finishing school, returned to the vil-
lage. Her. yampish vaporings capti--.
waited t.ratty." He fell for her ( charms ms
but little Jolanda was not to 5be Tilted
Home Brew and Bribery.
Natty's father, besides being q drug
gist, also conducted whisky still
information Of which came to the town 4
newspaper. When the editor demanded 4
that sHuggins buy the bankrupt k paper
under threat of an expose, Jolanda,
concealed in a trunk, heard the shady
transaction and saw Ezra pay over. e !
money belonging to the church. Hav-:
ing Huggias in her power, she forced fored
him to approve Of her engagement TO
.rlatty.'.. He presented the lovers
with horse and buggy as a silence l's
,bribe, and then set fire to the barn
y in which the still was. located.
In runaway Jolanda is thrown out
of the buggy and the horse sprintts5
back to the burning barn, taking Jo-
landa S 'Natty,,' right into the flames. s
Joanda hastens to the fire and saves 's s
her sslelatty'', but is trapped IN It her
sell. While LenMel Philpotts, the.
Ebashful boyfwho always loved Jollan-t
da, dashes into the flames to save her
Marguerite appears and steals IN atty
away. True love always wins out:
and Jolanda realizes it wasn't the
variable Natty she loved after al
But that's all we are going to tell you
of the story. Come to the show and ansd
laugh and cry with the " Country
FlapperH You will enjoy it. 4
The spotlight number will be VII VII
bur Fletcher who will feature the song,
WHY Should III Cry Over You, !,
There will s bs al eptionslly good
and new and different travel
picture pf course. the music 4by the
orchestra de luxe VIII TT the pictures.
The shows will be given at 5 ind
in the afternoon and at q and 81 ia
the eyeaing, Sunday only. No show
Monday Prices 10 and 25 cents
Don't miss this two hours Of whole;
some entertainment Il "a
Jay Gould!
Jewslry Z, novelties too nunerous
g mention see them at Schleuders
I IJayyAlry Store s5 Adv.S49.S13