The Ocala banner., 1922-06-23
Richard 6arthelmess to Be at Tenn
pie Next Thursday

pie Next Thursday
Richard Barthelmess is to be fea-
tured as Youth" in the big Geo.
Fitz Maurice production Experience" :"
which has been booked for the Tenn
pie theater next Thursday. Playing
with him is beautiful Marjorie Dow
and large cast of well known screen
players. The story of Experience"
is very charming.
Youth leaves home for the city to
meet Experience. Love and Hope bid
him sad farewell. Youth encounters
Pleasure in the city and dazzled by
her brilliancy, he asks Opportunity to
wait, but the latter declines At the
Primrose Path, Pleasure introduces
Youth to Beauty, Wealth, Fashion and
lntoxication. Youths mother dies
and Love wires him the news, but
the telegram is intercepted by Temp
tation who holds Youth in thrall
Youths money vanishes and his
friends desert him. Chance offers
Youth an opportunity to replenish his
fortune at the gaming table, and
Youth is ruined. He obtains work
as a waiter in a dance hall and is dis
charged on an accusation of theft
Disguised and ill, he falls prey to Vice
and Habit who show him how to use
drugs. He then meets Crime and
agrees to rob the home of Wealth.
On the way, he hears singing in a
church and repents. He returns home
where he meets Love and finds hap
piness. Ambition again seeks Youth
and with Love by his side he starts
life anew.
Miss Onie Chazal, who is at Gaines
vile this summer taking course in
bookkeeping at the University of
Florida, came home last week END
coming especially to see her brother,
Mr.. Edward Chazal, who is home from
West Point on two months fur
Tough.
Mrs w. NJ. Parker and charming
little daughter, Sara, have returned
home from very pleasant visit with
relatives at Coleman.
Friends of Maxey Dell, the four
teen years old son of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
MaIey Dell, of Gainesville, will be
glad to know that he is doing nicely,
after an operation . for appendicitis
performed several days ago in River
side hospital. Dr. Dell returned home
Saturday, and will return at inter-
walls while his son is in the hospital.
Mrs. Dell will remain in Jacksonville
with the boy until he is able to return
to Gainesville. Tuesdays Times
Union
Mr.. L. w. Duval left last Saturday
afternoon for Nashville, Tenn, where
he went on church work. During his
absence his wife, and daughter went
to Tampa to spend the time with rela-
tives
Misses Sara and Lucie Johnson,
two attractive little misses of Palatka,
are in the city, the former the guest
of her friend, Sue Spencer and the
latter the guest of her aunt, Mrs. L.
w. Ponder.
Mrs.~J. B. Brantley has returned to
her home in this city after a short
stay in Jacksonville with relatives.
Miss Olive Whaley accompanied her
cousin, Miss Olive Dial to her home in
Madison on Saturday and will be her
guest for couple of weeks during
the absence of her parents, who are
away for a stay of some time.
Judge and Mrs. w. E. Smith and
from Orlando where they went to at
tend the meeting of the state bar as
sociation, which was held in that city
last week.
] Mrs. Wallace, who has been one
of the nurses at the Marion County
Hospital. for some time is spending
a short while with her friend, Mrs.
J. ]. Guynn before going to her home
for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Effinger of
West Palm Beach arrived in the city
last Friday to spend a short while
with Mrs. Efinger's mother Mrs. r. G..
Blake They made the trip in their
car This is their first visit in Ocala
in quite a while and their friends
were delighted TO welcome them.
Il Mrs. Duncan Mcdonald will leave