The Ocala banner., 1922-01-27

they will remain until next Friday
and will then come to Ocala. Mr..
Shepherd will remain here a couple of
days and Mrs. Shepherd will spend the
balance of the winter here at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Harris. Harris Powers will
come direct to Ocala from Jackson
vile Sunday afternoon.
An Exquisite Picture Coming Soon
To Temple Theater
1t is not often that motion picture
fans are given the opportunity to
see the latest costumes presented by
one of the most attractive artists of
the screen in a story vibrant with
romance and adventure, but that is
what Mae Murray's latest picture,
Peacock Alley, is 1t will be shown
at the Temple Theater soon.
In this Metro release, presented by
Robert T. Leonard, Miss Murray por-
trays the part of Partisan dancer,
who, as the darling of the famous
city of pleasure, is tested and adored
for her daring and artistic creations.
She falls in love with youthful Amer
ican, small town boy, and goes back
to his home only to find that the peo-
pie of the little village are scandalized
lNse y,
ing among the bright lights of Broad
way gives this story a turn which
makes it one of the most dramatic
offerings of the screen.
Peacock Alley is typically a Mae
Murray picture. Its gorgeous set
tings and the costly costumes of the
Star are outstanding features in an
offering which at it's special showing
in New York won the unstinted praise
of the critics as being the most beauti-
full and gorgeous production of the
screen. The cast supporting Miss
Murray is notable and includes Monte
Blue in the leading male role. An
ending which is unusual for its ele-
ment of surprise and deep human in
terest makes Peacock Alley an out
standing production of the screen
world
The High School girls lost their
game of basketball that they played in
Gainesville on last Saturday night, to
the tune of 29 to r. This is the Sec
ond time they have lost this year and
though the beat was pretty severe
one it was not so bad as they had
expected. They are putting in some
hard work and when they again meet
this fast team from the University
City they are hoping to turn the table
on them.
| Mrs. Sallie Chambliss, who has been
spending the past several months in
Georgia as the guest of her relatives,
returned to her home in this city on
Monday.
| Mr.. Marcus Frank, of New York is
expected today for short visit to his
sister. Mrs Max Israelson.
| Mrs. l.. w. Ponder spent few days
this week in Palatka as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. j. E. Johnson
| Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Morris A.
Spamer, of Hagertown, Md, but who
for some time made their home in this
city have received cards announcing
the birth of SON that they have
named William Arthur. He was born
on the 18th day of this month Ocala
friends offer their best wishes for the
little fellow.
Mr.. Clifton Camp returned the first
of the week from Europe where he
has been for the past six months.
His wife, SON and daughter will re-
main abroad for a while longer.
/ Mr.. F. E. Backham, who has made
his home in Fernandina for the past
year, is in Ocala now for visit to
his family. His numerous friends are
delighted to have him home for a
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Murray and
their daughter, Elizabeth, and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gregg