New Ulm review., 1922-07-05
JANE EYRE
SUNDAY FEATURE.
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Of Art, New York. The settings,
lighting and photography are Of a
standard that would be difficult to
surpass. In selecting this painting
as the second Of the great master
picturizations, the advisory board Of
famous artists saw unlimited possi-
bilities for story that would carry
q powerful human appeal, in that it
treated with a subject familiar to
millions Of people all over the world.
You will readily see the correctness
of the boards opinion, when you
behold this beautiful story on the
screen at Turner Theatre next Sum
day.
"Snub' Pollard Comedy.
Another one OF those rollicking,
frollicking "snubf' Pollard comedies
will be shown at Turner Theatre
next Sunday evening. We need not
say more about this laugh-provoking
comedian everybody knows him and
enjoys his highly humorous antics.
An absolute, never-failing cure for
the blues or a Crouch, Try it!
Male Quartet to Sing.
We have made arrangements with
a quartet of popular local young men
who are accomplished vocalists, to
sing for you at Turner Theatre next
Sunday evening. Come and hear
them sing some Of the very latest
and most popular music.
A Child For Sale.
This is the title Of our big super
special feature at Turner Theatre,
Sunday, July ia week from next
Sunday. Tell your friends to keep
this date open, as they will not want
to miss this wonderful photoplay.
The Eight Little Goulds will sing
and play and there will also be a
good comedy and feature film.
Like all Of our programs, this one
will please the entire family, es-
pecially the children, so bring them
along. =.
Only One Show.
Remember that there will be only
one show at Turner Theatre, Sun
day, namely, commencing promptly
at 8 p. m. The first part Of the
program will be repeated for the
benefit of those coming late. This
innovation has proved very popular
with our friends and patrons, so we
have decided to continue it through
out the summer. You will find
Turner Theatre one of the coolest
places in town even during the
hottest weather. so don't let the
heat keep you from seeing our big
programs, as you can enjoy them in
perfect comfort.
Yours for, wholesome entertain
ment,
Adv. JAY E. GOULD.
Joseph a.aschkc and Joseph
Schroel fer, who operate a farm near
New Ulm, left for Darlington, North
Dakota, Tuesday. They will visit
with relatives, and intend to make
observations on, crop conditions in tnat
portion Of the country during their
stay.
Mr. Lindquist Of Lafayette was en-
ployed for the past two and a half
weeks at the Union hospital in place
of Miss Ida Stolt, nurse who had
gone on a vacation trip. During her
absence Miss Stolt visited with friends
and relatives at Watertown, South
Dakota, and spent several days with
her parents at Nicollet. She returned
Wednesday evening.
Geneva, the nine year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. j. Sperl Of
Searles, sustained q fracture Of her
left arm between elbow and shoulder
last Friday and Is having it treated
by local physicians. The little girl is
unable to tell. how it happened, but
she complained of, a sharp pain in her
arm early one morning, and her par
ents think she may probably have
fallen out Of bed during the night,
causing the fracture.
Most of those who committed the
dastardly murders at Herrin, Ill, are
not OF American origin. IN ankato
Free Press. ..@4
Which means, in other words, that
they are not descended from the saw
age Indians but are American citi-
zens descended from civilized white
Europeans even as you or T., eh
what, Bro Reynolds?