Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-03-02
Twin City Opera House


TONIGHT (Thursday)-N m a
| Talmadge in "The Wonderful
Thing" Julia Hoyt, considered the
most beautiful society woman in
New York, and famous from New
port to Miami as one of the leaders
of the four hundred, supports Norma
i Talmadge in this production. This
picture is considered one of the
cleverest combinations of humOr.
comedy, pathos and tragedy that
has found it's way to the screen in a
long time. Two shows, and $3.50.
Admission 20 and soc. Special mu-
sic-Piano, Violin-and Cornet. In
ternational News.
FRIDAY, March 8 Justine
Johnstone in 'Blackbirds. This isn't
a story of billing and cooling as the
title might suggest. "Blackbirds'
is one of the most exciting and
breathless photoplays ever shown.
From the day that the Countess Le-
ona, side-tracks the Paris police in a
thrilling taxi chase, down to the
moment when the priceless master
piece is stolen, during masquerade
ball at the American millionaire's
home, and the countess and her
lover-but that's telling. "Black-
birds" is unusual and we know you
will enjoy it. Two shows, and
$3.50. Admission 10 and zoe.
SATURDAY, March a George
Melford's big production "The Juck-
lins," with Monte Blue, Mabel
Julienne Scott, and fine supporting
cast. A delightful picture Of hum
BILE life in the south after the Civil
war. A perturbation of Opie Reads
famous southern novel of the same
name. Seething with primitive pas
sions. Mellow with homely joys. A
tale that has charmed millions for
almost a generation. A picture that
touches the heart with smile
Mack Sennett comedy, made in the
Kitchen" Two shows, and $50.
Admission 10 and 20c Five piece
orchestra.
ONDAY. March 6-Bargain
Night. Sylvia Dreamer and Robert
Gordon in "The Moonshine Trail"
A Blackton Production. A human
heart drama. Harold Lloyd comedy,
Now or Never" International
News. Louise Glaum in "The Lone
VOLTS Daughter This is the first
of series of Lloyd comedies. In
the big cities they are featuring
Lloyd comedies above the regular
picture. This will be one of the best
bargain programs to date. One show,
beginning at 7:30. Admission 10
and zoe
TUESDAY, March First Epi-
sode of the Universal big serial,
Winners Of The West" with Art
Accord. The red blooded American
history chapter play In IS thrilling
chapters. The characters in this pro-
duction are authentic portrayals of
heroes in American history, Captain
John c. Fremont, and Kit Carson,
whose exploits, accurately and
presented should serve
as means of stimulating patriotism
and Americanism among the chill
dren Of the United States. Harold
Lloyd comedy, Now Or Never"
Burton Holmes Travelogue, and |
Monte Blue in "The Kentuckians, !"
a beautiful photoplay of life in the
loAuC vi doo CldL0. 11CI0 Is dIIOtuoT
record breaking show. And only |
one beginning at 1890. Admission
10 and zoe. Watch for the coupon
offer in this issue of this paper.
THURSDAY, March 9-Katherfne
in stranger Than Fic-
ion" Thrills, laughs, surprises
md sensations in a startling story
If the underworld, climaxfng in a
leath-defying circus unparalleled on
he screen. Every second brings
ONE new surprise Wesley Barry
nd David Winter head supporting
asst International News. Two
hows, Z and $3.50. Admission 20
nd soc.
PLEASE NOTICE-Next Monday
nd Tuesdays show Wit start at
80. Doors open at T. Music
7hile you wait.
Look for the coupon offer In this