New Ulm review., 1922-03-15
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| TO The ! J! ! | !GOER|S !. /
OVERFLOW AUDIENCE AT THE
MOVIES MAY USE CLUB
ROOMS OF HALL.
THE LIGHT In THE CLEARING.
Isl slFEATuRE FILM FOR
NEXT SUNDAY.

Il so many people We're turned away
from the first show at Turner Hall last
Sunday evening that it has been de-
Icided to run two evening shows
Regularly and those who fail to secure
Eseats at the first peri formance will be
welcome to make themselves COM
lforta BILE in the Dutch Room while
waiting for the second show.
Our big feature for next Sunday
matinee and evening at Turner Theatre
lis masterpiece of a master writer,
5Ientitled "The Light in the Clearing. =
This story is so closely identified with
1.-THE heart -throbs and joys Of everyday
life that tears will mingle. with your
Ismiles when you see this wonderful
| lphoto toplay. It deserves a place close
Ito the heart Of every lover Of romance.
| Two Of the principal figures in the
story, Joe. Wright (played by John
Roseleigh) and Barton Baynes (por-
|trayed by Edward Sutherland), are
real flesh and blood characters, the
others being purely fctional; yet their
destinies are shaped in such manner
that the story savors Of a realism
seldom, if ever, encountered in popular
fiction.
The lighting effects are perfect
examples of modern Photographic art
The direction is superb and the story
progresses evenly and smoothly to its
conclusion.
Harrison's Com ment.
"Harrison's Reports a reviewing
service free from the influence Of film
advertising, says Of "The Light in the
Clearing:" 'sThis picture is adapted
from Irving Bachelors well-known
.|story of the same name, and is easily
one of the few really big pictures Of the
year. The theme Of this superior
| photoplay is mans age-old quest FOL
] happiness, and his nability to fine it ir
la life devoted to avarice and selfish
ness. The production Of this picture
lis mastery achievement, I. Hayes
| Hunters direction (Mr. Hunter also
directed Hail the Woman shown at
Turner Theatre last Sunday showing
| flashes akint genius. Every member
Of the cast IS deserving Of individual
praise, the fine work Of, George Hacka-
lthorns, in very difficult role, being
Especially noteworthy. "The Light
lin the Clearing should make a big i'm:
preston everywhere. :
i Eugene Besserer and Clara Horton
/ play the roles Of Rowing Kate and
sSally Dunkelberg,'' respectively;
George Hackathorne is '.Amos Grim
fshaw,'' while Frank Leigh portrays
"Ben GrimshaW,'' his close-fsted
.lselfsh father. The other members OF
1.-THE cast also are successful screen stars,
! Good Comedy and Prizma.
! AS usual, we will show an excellent
comedy and one Of those beautiful
| hand -colored Prizmas. There will
also be a good speciality spotlight
number.
/ Two Evening Shows.
| Remember that we now give two
j Sunday evening shows, in addition to
1.-THE afternoon performance. The
4 hours are 800, TOO and 900 p. m. Il
you are late for the first evening show
you will find ideal accommo odations in
/ the Dutch Room, which will be
Thrown open to our patrons Sunday
leyenings. You can rest there in com
fort while waiting for the beginning Of
1.-THE second evening show.
There will be no increase in the price
4 Of admission for The Light in the
i Clearing only 10 and 25 cents
i You will not want to miss this picture
]. Come and bring the whole family.
j Yours for wholesome entertainment
Il Adv. JAY E. GOULD.
], FOR IMPORTANT POST.