New Ulm review., 1922-06-21
SOMETHING new
in I. I. MOVIES
TWO REEL CLASSIC SHOWING
FAMOUS PAINTING AND
ITS HISTORY.
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HOWARD HALING WILL BE THE
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SUNDAY EVE SPOT LIGHT
NUMBER.

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you've never wanted a, thing until
it almost haunted you. ou'Ye, bought
it long before that" Indignantly
says Jacqueline Lee to Barker Gar
rison in dramatic episode in "Other
.Women's, Clothes" the big super
special photoplay from the story,
'sThe Luxury Tax" by Ethel Dono-
hue, which will be shown at, Turner
Theatte next Sunday evening.
Lies Big Problem.
In that one sentence is revealed
one of the biggest problems that
confronts many a young working girl
of today: how to make her made
quate salary cover the actual neces-
sites of life-not, to mention the
minor luxuries and comforts OF ex-
lstence. H.,
Wealth and Poverty.
Barker Garrison is a young nil
lionaire; Jacqueline Lee, little
modiste's model. He has far too
much money; she, far too little.
An, exchange of money is effected,
SO that Jacqueline. is permitted to
step into ''other women's clothes, "
although, of course, for the tine
being, the. girl is entirely innocent
of the source, of a her unexpected
wealth. The g development Of the
story from this point on makes
"Other Women's Clothes one of the
decidedly novel photoplays of the
screen year. Mabel Ballin plays the
stellar feminine role and she is sur
rounded by some of the brightest
stars in the screen armament. The
story is one SO interesting that you
will not want to miss 1.-THE picture
so fascinating that you cannot help
but like it.
Describes Famous Painting.
Another big feature :, Of our. pro
gram next Sunday will be a two-ree]
classic describing famous painting
This is something unusual in the
movie line, and we are sure that it
will please you, re-. ,..
"Snubp Pollard Comedy.
y Our comedy for next Sunday viii
show "Snub" Pollard in one of his
most ,laughable efforts. He is al.
ways good and next Sundays bill is
an exceptionally fine one. No. mat
ter how hard it is for you to laugh
and smile, come to Turner Theatre
next Sunday evening and well
guarantee that you'll enjoy the pro-
gram. II
= Howard Haling Will Sing.
We. have made arrangements with
Howard Haling of this city to enter
tain you with his beautiful songs
next Sunday evening. You probably
have heard him sing before, SO you'll
want to hear him again. Come and
bring your friends.
No Sunday Matinee.
Our crack baseball nine plays on
the home, diamond, next Sunday af-
ternoon, so we're all going to the
Fair Grounds and watch our boys
trim, up Young America. ), OF course
you'll be; there, too. Then we'll
celebrate by seeing a: cracking good
movie show at Turner Theatre Sun
day evening. Two shows at 7 and
p, m. ic }iF
Saturday Matinee Off. @
Due to the fact that it is impos-
sible for, us. to be in New Ulm
every Saturday during the summer
months, we have found it necessary
to discontinue. the free Saturday
matinees,, which have become so po-
pular with the little folks and many
grownups, too. But. this is only
temporary, as We'll try to arrange
our affairs so that we are able to put
on free Saturday matinees again early
next fall. We are sorry to have to
dlsappointt the little folks, but cir
cumstances over which we have no
control, compel us to do so.
If you want to enjoy an evenings
entertainment in comfort, come to
Turner Theatre next Sunday eve
ming, where you can see big pro-
gram in the coolest place. in town.
Bring the whole family and your
friends too. That's the easiest and
most pleasant way to entertain and
be entertained. Try it! I'LL.
Yours for wholesome entertain-
ment,
Adv. JAY Z. COULD.