New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-29
.PUCILIST WINS
SOCIETY BELLE.
SCREEN PRODUCTION SHOWS
PRIZE FIGHTER IN ROLE
OF LOVER.
BACKED BY FATHER OF HIS
BELOVED WHO ADMIREs A
s.2-FIsTED MAN.

For next Sundays big feature at
Turner Theatre we have secured q
photoplay that is something different
from any we have thus far shown. It
is the ringside romance Of a bighbroW
lowbrow under the title OF The Right
That Failed" Bert Lytell stars as
the hero Of this unusual screen depic-
ton, and he is supported by a bril-
liant cast, including Virginia Valli as
Constance Talbot, De Witt Jennings
as Mr.. Talbot, Philo Mccullough as
Roy Van Twiller, Otis Harlan as Mr..
.Duffey and Max Davidson as Michael
Callahan.
What Harrison's Says.
.Harrison's Reports has the fol-
lowing brief, but pithy criticism to.offer
on The Right That Failed'';; An en-
PERTAINING farce comedy that is in the
same class as The Idle Rich Mr..
Lytell, as the hero, is represented as a
pugilist who falls in love with a So
ciety girl. He follows her to her
fathers country estate, finally winning
her by the cooperative efforts OF the
girls father. There is a great deal of
good clean fun supplied by the hero's
manager, and by the girls father. In
the farce comedy class, The Right
That Failed would be hard to beat.
And in addition to other good points,
it contains one Of the best prizefghts
ever shown on the screen. It should
appeal to ALL
You will be surprised and pleased
to see how the prize ring is square
with the social circle. There are no
scenes that will offend.
Larry Semon Coming.
If, for any reason, you have the
blues that downhearted feeling that
causes you to think Of the dark side
Of life, ccme to Turner Theatre next
Sunday and see Larry Semon, the king
Of comedians, in his side-spltting laugh
fest, "The Sportsmen.' This is one
Of his best comedies and we know
that you will like it.
Beautiful Colored Prizna.
Our hand-colored Prizma for next
Sunday is entitled Beauties Of Nature
It will almost make you believe that
you are enjoying trip: to fairy and.
Perfect photography and marvellous
color effects make this one Of the best
hand-colored Prizmas ever produced.
OF course, we will also have an excel
lent spotlight number, as usual and
you can see this entire program for
the small sum Of 10 and Is cents.
You will not want to let this Insight
fcant amount stand between you and
an evenings entertainment such as
our program offers.
Make use OF the ideal accomo dations
of the Turner Hall Dutch Room, if
you arrive too late to find seat for
the first evening show. You are always
welcome here.
Yours for wholesome entertainment,
Adv. JAY E. GOULD.
The Revieqv editor has been enjoying
a fine case of the old fashioned grippe
not the new style fu-the last three
days and at this writing doesn't give
a Whoop whether there's a paperthis
week or not!
The Brown County Journal seems to.
have some remarkable sources Of in
formation. In their issue Of March 10
they reported the death and burial
OF certain patient. In their issue
of the 18th, their news columns con-
vey the intelligence that the same
patient is nicely recovering. Seems
rather odd. These are surely tough
tines for the newsgatherer.