Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-12
Twin IiIy Opera House

THURSDAY (Tonight) Charles
Raw in "R. S. v. p" An excellent
comedy drama. In this production
rav turns farce comedy, discardi~~
for the time being the role Of the
unsophisticated and bashful youth,
for hirhhrow hut poor artist
who struggles to paint the master
piece that will make him famous.
international News. Two shows z
and $3.50. Admission 90 and soc.
Special music.
FRIDAY, Jan. 13 - Constance
Binney in Something Different. ]"
The story of a girl who found life
monotonous and longed for "some-
thing different" then found adven-
lures so bewildering that she almost
loneed for the old monotony. Edu-
cational Two shows, Z and $3.50.
Admission 10 and zoe.
SATURDAY, Jan. IA Bryant
Washhurn in Burglar Proof" This
is DELIGHTFUL picture which you
cannot afford to miss. It's an up-to-
date comedy of the finest grade and
beautiful Lois Wilson heads capa-
hle supporting COMPANY. Hall Room
Povs' comedy. A wonderful Satur-
dav night program. Two shows. Z
and $50. Admission 10 and zoe.
MONDAY, Jan 16-Zane Crews S
norular story "The Man of The For
est" with an all star cast. 1t is a
story Of the great outdoors and in
its nnfoldment many of the most ex-
citing events that Zane Crews fer
tile brain has ever conceived are
flashed unon the silver sheet. A
massive tale OF love and adventure.
International News. Two shows, 7
and $50. Admission 90 and soc
Specal orchestra.
TUESDAY. Jan. 17-Ethel CLAW
ton in "Sins of Rosanne." A smash
inc tale OF the diamond fields of At
RIGA UNIQUE in its PICTURESQUE
eoones. You'll want to see the beau
tiful star in her Queen Of Sheba
Gown. You'll want to see the dar-
ing feats of professional jewel snug
clers.
WEDNESDAY, Jan 1S-All star
cast in Don't Park Here Direct
from Philo One of the greatest mu-
10
cal STAGE. Reserved seat sale Mon
dow. Tan. 16. at the Treatre Box Or
f"e at 4 o'clock. Under direction of
the Community Civic club For ben
eft of the Community hospital
THUPSDAY. Jan. 80 Pauline
@torlye in "Salvation Nell" The
etorv Of a girl who made a Cod of
'Non-aeIring no more.-looking no
hi~hor--seeking no further. Sure
w that is the greatest of all drama.
mrs Fiske made it wonderful
t''n" on the STAGE. It came to the
screen five years ago, and now,
whitman Bennet has recreated it
made It finer--a masterniece. You'll
"o"'emher Pauline Starke as Saliva
ton Nol1 You'll remember, too.
tNe sn'endid nlayers who supnort
her. And you'll never forget the
humanity that has strearred from
the Fast side to live for all the life
that is its own. It's appeal is in it's
story of girl-mother love. Two
sho---s. and $50. Admission 10
and zoe.
FpTDhY, Jan. 20-wanda Haw-
lev in "Her Beloved Villain" Don't
miss seeing this delicious, saucy.
clever French farce Full of in
tr'"uing situations and rich comedy.
The scene of the mashed ball in
which Wanda Hawlev, as Suzanne.
eets even with her beloved villain
is the funniest YOU will see in a life
time. Two shows. and $3.50. Ad-
mission 10 and zoe.
SATURDAY. Jan. 21-Douglas
MacI can in "Chickens" Incubated
in citv society Fattened on the
farm of the milk of human kindness. 1
rstilv growing with love and fun.
Some show. Semon comedy. Two
shows. and $780, Admission 10
and 20c.
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