New Ulm review., 1922-06-07
"OMAHA PETE" Is
FOlLED BY HERO
SOCIETY GIRL SAVED FROM
CLUTCHES OF HOBO
VILLAIN.
FREE LEMONADE FOR KIDDIES
REG'LAR PICNIC AT JAY
GOULD'S SHOW.

GOULD'S SHOW.
Our big special feature for next Sun
days program at Turner Theatre is a
thrilling super-photoplay, entitled
Free Air." This story was written
by Sinclair Lewis, author of the famous
book, "Main Street," for the Saturday
Evening Post. No doubt, most of
you have read "Main Street." At any
rate, you surely won't want to miss
seeing "Free Air. which, in many
respects, has one of the best balanced
casts that ever put action into a
motion picture-for at the outset let
us say that Free Air. is an "auto-
mobile picture" and there is whirr of
wheels from the time the action starts
until it's unconventional ending.
Many Stars in Cast.
The principal parts are taken by
Tom Douglas, newcomer with a
Charles Ray future, and Marjorie
Seaman, a young society girl who
broke into pictures by way Of Dream
Street." Other members of the cast
include George Pauncefort, Henry
Sell, Dorothy Allen and Ben. Hend-
ricks, Jr., all well known and we'll liked
by the motion picture fans Of the
country. The picture was directed by
r. H. Griffith, past-master in the
handling of fast-moving action, who
has directed Marguerite Clark, Alice
Brady, Corinne Griffith and Alice
Joyce. .-.o. ...'..
Human Interest Story.
The story of Gree Air. is rom
ance of man and a maid drawn to-
gether by the mutual bonds of love
and admiration of the finer things of
life. The Milt and the Claire in the
story may be the Jack and Jill of any
community in the United States.
Their problems are the problems of
every man and woman who ever met
under the common canopy of under
standing. A swiftly moving story,
with situations that unfold with
amazing rapidity, the story of ''Free
Air" approaches its climax with a
succession of thrills and developments
that will awaken the emotions of every
member of the audience. 1t is story
that embodies within itself all that
theatre-goers love best: splendid act
ing, a series of beautiful scenes and a
romance that will win instant approval.
Opens Among Revelry.
Opening in the City of New York,
where the gala spirit of revelry reigns
supreme, the action carries swiftly to
the open stretches of the great North
west, out to the plains of the Dakotas
and Montana, through the canyons of
the towering Sierras, and onward to
the magnificent splendors of Glacier
National Park, where most of the
action of the story takes place. h. :
Action Comes Swiftly.
"Free Air" is the story of a New
York society girl who volunteers to
accompany her wealthy father on an
automobile trip from St. Paul to the
coast. Before leaving, she promises
persistent suitor that he will have
his eyes or "No'' on her return. A
shiny new speedster is rolled off a
flatcar in the St. Paul railroad yards,
and the trip towards the sunset begins.
Two hours out of St. Paul the action
starts-in the little town of Schoen-
strom, which is really Rosemont,
MINI, where Milt Daggert presides
over the Glacier Trail garage.
Girl Turns His Head. ~
= All Milt's ideas of life were turned
topsy-turvy upon the arrival Of the
girl from the East, and 10 minutes
after she had purchased an inner tube
from his garage, he had turned his
establishment over to his assistant and
was speeding westward at the wheel
of the Notwithstanding ''bug" that
ever hit the Glacier Trail.
Rescues Girl and F Father.
How his fortunate arrival rescued
Claire and her father from the clutches
OF farmer" whose sole activity in
life consisted in pulling motorists out
OF mud-holes Of his own digging; how
every difficulty Of the road found him
pegging along close behind, resource.
full, eager and willing to help; how hi
interferes with the sinister designs o
Omaha Pete" all unite in a success
sion of anti-climaxes seldom met will
in motion picture.
Breath Taking Episodes.
The holdup and attempted abduc
tion Of Claire in Glacier Park, the mac
chase in the speedy roadster and tn,
dash Of "Omaha Pete'' over cliff t,
his richly-deserved finish, stand out a.
breath-taking episodes in the pictur,
that, even though you held stop