New Ulm review., 1922-09-13
KLONDlKE STORY
AT GOULD MOVIE
ROMANCE OF FROZEN 8 NORTH
is BIG FEATURE AT
TURNER THEATRE.
SNOW-BOUND ALASKA, GOAL
OF FORTUNE SEEKER,
SCENE OF PLAY.

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feature story at the Turner Theatre
next Sunday and Monday, Sundays
Matinee being at 8 o'clock, the even
ing shows at 1870. This epic Of the
Alaskan gold fields will prove alluring
indeed to New Ulm audiences.
It deals with a wild and open coun-
try, where primitive passions sway the
settler, where fights and broken heads
and stilled hearts are as common as
mosquitoes along the Minnesota river
in July, where law and order go down
in the mud Of the streets and the
spittoons Of the dance hall, where
might is right and where the weakling
has about as much show as small
SNOWFALL would have had in New Ulm
last Wednesday when the temperature
was los. q
Shows Big Snow Storm.
A big shbw storm, an effect that is
as marvellous as it is realistic, through
which the gold seekers madly tear
when a big strike is rumored, hold a
prominent place in the picture. And
with the finale there is a drenching
rainstorm, equally as effective. In this,
the hero and the villain stage fight
that will satisfy anyone for action,
It lasts a full half reel and the pair
are actually bathed in mud. from head
to foot before it is over. And Of
course the fight is about girl who
gives the name to the. story, "Car-
men Of the Klondike.'' , 81.
Clara Williams is the Carmen Of the
story. With her is an al-star cast
The town Of Skawag in Alaska is
faithfully prod uced in the screen YER
sion. Of the story. The people in the
story wear real Alaskan fur robes and
mackinaws. There are sand storms
and night scenes which are intensely
realistic. The story carries an atmos-
.phere Of adventure and gamble fol
life, love and happiness and instills the
spirit Of romance that has taken
thousands of courageous men and
women into that far desert country
Of the midnight sun. (
s|. Comedy And Travel Picture.
. Then there will be the usual comedy
And the usual travel picture. The
orchestra de luxe will play music tc
fit the picture, also as usual, one d
the pleasant features Of the Turner
Theatre entertainments. 4
t5 "A Real Dog Team.
To top the climax, a real honest-to
goodness dog team will be shown
bringing the atmoshphere Of the fal
north right down here to New Ulm
This will be appreciated by the kid
dies Of all ages.
Youthful Musicians.
And last, but surely not least, lei
us call especial attention to the stage
number, which will be music BY
Policeman Ed. Wagner's children, high
class musicians. Miss Oradelle, 13
plays the piano, Masters Virgil and
Ellsworth, 10 and 8 years Of age. re-
spectWely, handle their violins in :
manner which will get the admiration
Of all. New Ulm's youngest nusicA
performers don't miss them.
The matinee on Sunday is at :
o'clock. The evening shows on Sun
day and Monday, Sept. il and 18, at
1880, only one show each evening.
Way Down East comes here
Sept. "a and IS. And The I'm
loved Wife comes later. See adver-
itisement in this issue. 59
Yours for wholesome entertainment
Adv. JAY E. GOULD,
o.. b. Krook, cashier Of the Browr
County bank, was taken suddenly sicl
on Friday evening with sciatic rheu
natis1n and is confined to his bed a1
his hozee on South Washington street