The Ocala banner., 1922-05-12

The Coming Weeks Program at
The Temple Theater

Tomorrow William de Mile
classic, Miss Lula Bett."
Monday Eugene O'Brien in "A
Prophets Paradise
Tuesday-A Goldwyn feature. sPov-
erty and Riches
Wednesday-Bert Lytell in "The
Face Between"
Thursday-Mi May in "The Mis-
tress of the World"
Friday Edna Murphy and Johnnie
Walker in Live Wire"
Saturday-All star cast in after
the Show"
Miss Lula Bett at the Temple To-
morrow a Reel Classic
Miss Lula Bett' will be shown at
the Temple tomorrow afternoon and
night.
Distinctive in many details and
characterized by features that make
them decidedly different from the
works of other directors, are the pro-
ductions of William de Mile for Para
mount.
Mr.. de Mile chose for one of his
latest productions, Miss Lula Bett,
novel by Zona Gale, which proved
one of the most popular books of the
past few seasons and was lauded gen.
orally by critics for it's wholesomeness
and rich human appeal. 1t was sub
sequently dramatized by the author
and was produced on Broadway in
1920 with big success. The play was
awarded the Pulitzer prize for being
the best American play produced last
season.
It is-a highly captivating story and
cannot fail to please the most fas-
fidious.
Clara Beranger, who has written
the scenarios for many successful
Paramount pictures. and several ORR
ginals, penned the screen version of
Miss Lula Bett" Miss Beranger is
one of the most talented scenario
writer's in the country and made the
adaptations of many famous photo
plays.
Lois Wilson, the outstanding figure
in What Every Woman Knows"
Midsummer Madness" and Lost Ro-
nance" three William de Mile pro-
ductions, has the title role of Miss
Lula Bett."
Milton Sills. who scored in "The
Great Moment, plays opposite her.
Theodore Roberts and Helen Fergu-
son are also among the featured play
ers taking the parts of Dwight Deacon
and his wife, Diana Deacon.
Mrs. Carl Aver and her three in
teresting children, of Mcintosh spent
a few days during the week in Ocala,
the guests OF Gen. and Mrs. Alfred
Aver.
DIR. and Mrs. James Bodiford of
Gainesville, motored down TO Ocala
Sunday for visit with their daughter.
Mrs. w. ID. Sheppard.
Mrs. Rae Garnett. of Inverness is
spending this week in Ocala with
her sister. Miss Rena Smith.
Mrs. James Nichols and her small
son are spending a short while at
White Springs. the guests of rela-
tives
Mrs. q. A. Carmichael has returned
TO her home from u ion City. Ala.
where she went in response 10 a tel
egram announcing the illness of a sis
ter. who was doing nicely when Mrs.
Carmichael left her.
Mrs. Mary Williams came down
from Jacksonville the first of the
week for a short visit with her son
and daughterinlaw. MIR. and Mrs.
George Williams. she expects prob
ably 10 visit her sister and other reIa-
tives in Tampa before returning TO
jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul ID. Camp. OF
Franklin. Virginia. expect TO spend
the next few days with their Ocala
relatives. going from here 20 Jackson
Vile to attend the Southern Baptist
convention 10 be held in that city
next week.
The handsome and elegant home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Helvenston on
Fort King avenue is now rapidly near
Ing completion and they expect 20 be-
able 10 move into their new home
some time during the present month.
Mrs. George W. Martin. has gone
a. Oldsmar. where she viii spend
some time with her daughter. Mrs.