Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-05
PALACE GETS FIRST
SHOWING OF GREAT
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
The Valley of Silent Men to
Show Tonight, Tomorrow
at Palace AirdOme

| the Famous 1laNef LdSky Corporation
| producers, expressing the admiration
of that concern for the progressive
ness of the local theater.
The film has never been shown tC
| the public. The first release was Sc
cured for the theater. Grammar I
Million Dollar Theater, Los Angeles
and other high class theaters vii
show the film soon.
..The Valley of Silent Men, is /;
Paramount picture fro mthe story by
the same title by James Oliver Cur
wood. The principal stars are Alma
Rubens and Lew Cody. 1t is Il mighty
drama of the northwest said to be
greater than any other produced from
the Curwood stories.
Says the telegram to Mr.. Caldares
Palace Theater,
'El Centre, Calf.
''Permit us to express our admir-
alton for your progressiveness in so sue
cessfullv securing the premier showing
of the Valley of Silent Men. Present
alton of this production prior to even
such cities as Los Angeles and New
York is very unusual. Have wired re-
garding this premier to Frank Borzage
who directed the picture, and also to
4 Ina Rubens and Lew Cody, who are
in the east. We hope that the people
of Ell Centre will demonstrate THEN
appreciation of what Mr.. Cook is do
ing for the advancement of motion
pictures not only for your city but
for all of Imperial valley.
"Famous Players Lasky Corpora
tn, Producers of Paramount Piet-
ures.'
The Palace will show the film at
matinee today and tomorrew in the
theater and win show it at the air
dome tonight and tomorrow. A large
crowd is expected to see the great
master production.
Mr.. Poston of the office force at the
of several days at coast points.
Judge and Mrs. W. II. Brewer and
their two daughters, Misses Margaret
and Mildred returned from a delightful
week end visit at Jewell Valley last
night.
John Cunningham, formerly manager
of the Hayward Lumber Company in
Ell Centre, is in town today en- route
to Yuma, Arizona, where he is manager
Of the company S yards at this time.
Mrs. c. B. Collins and son, Bruce,
have returned from their vacation
spent in San Diego to their home in
Imperial. They shopped in Ell Centre
today. Mrs. Collins studied at Teach
ers College during the summer session.
Mrs. S. o. Adair returned last night
from an extended vacation spent with
her daughters at various coast points
Mrs. Ellen Drumm came home last
night after a two months vacation.
Harry Kesslar is home for few days
from San Diego expecting to return
to bring his family home later in the
season.
Mrs. l.. S. Mooseau is back from San
Diego where she visited her husband
for few days and viii pack up her
household goods and move soon to the
Bay City.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. o. King and son
Merrill left today for coast points and
will combine business with pleasure
while away.
f. G. Doebel and family returned
Yesterday from Coronado where they
have been for several weeks.
B. Salomon is back from short va
cation trip to San Diego.
Dyke johnson returned yesterday
from business trip to Los Angeles.
C. A. Hoover returned last night
from Santa Cruz where he visited his
brother, Rev. Hoover, and family.
Mrs. =. Parsons is on duty again at
Salomon S after month S vacation,
having returned to the city last night
Miss Evelyn Bowman arrived last
night from Chicago where she has been
visiting relatives for several weeks and
was on duty today in the county Ii.
brary, glad TO be nome but reporting
most delightful time while away.
Mrs. Bowman will remain il the east
till October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beeman return
ed from Hollywood last night after a
restful vacation of several weeks.
Mrs. Luman Ferrell, deputy school
superintendent is back from a weel
end trip to Live Oaks spent with her
family. She repofts cold weather up
there Saturday and Sunday nights.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Waite were at
Calexico Lodge for the week end and
enjoyed a hailstorm Saturday after
noon. They say the nights are getting
rather cool for comfort in the noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester McNutt left
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