New Ulm review., 1922-05-17
BASE BALL GETS /
FRIGHT OF WAY
NO SUNDAY MATINEE AT THE
TURNER HALL. BOSS AT
THE CAME.
WESTERN PLAY FOR REGULAR
SUNDAY EVENING SHOW.
COMEDY a SCREAM.

horsemanship and perilous escapades
portrayed in "Fightin' Mad, our big
super-special feature at Turner Theatre
next Sunday evening. This is 3
wonderful drama Of the great out-of,
| doors, a two-gun, two-fsted romance
of the lawless country, featuring Will
liam Desmond, as Bud McGraW, and
Virginia Brown Faire, as Peggy Hugh
| es, supported by an excellent cast.
Critics say that the Photography is
very good and that it is a thrilling and
| humorous picture Of good moral effect
one that every member Of the family
can see and enjoy.
Leaves Fathers Ranch. .5
Bud McGraw, cowboy, left his
fathers ranch in search Of excitement
and got more than he bargained for
He had become dissatisfied with the
lonely life on the ranch, especially
after his accidental injecting with pretty
Peggy Hughes, when he restored hel
hat to her after it had blown from the
train window. In search OF excite
ment, he finally rode away from home,
and landing in village on the Mexican
border, cane in contact with trio Of
border policemen, all three of whom
decided individually to give him 9
thrashing.
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Girl Kidnapped by Bandits.
After Bud had cleaned up the bunch,
they became close pals. In the course
Of events, Peggy Hughes is kidnapped
by bandit gang, headed by one
Verde, who happens to be a polished
young gentleman who has been posing
under the name Of Lazaro, and moving
in the best social set. Bud, who has
been placed on the border police duty,
with his pals rides out to rescue Peggy.
Jealous Woman Kills Villain.
After fierce struggle between the
two factions, the rescue is accom-
plished, and Verde is shot by Nita de
Garma, who is jealous Of his atten-
tions to, Peggy. Bud wins Peggy fol
his bride and all ends as it started,
happily. If you're looking for good
comedy and plenty Of thrills, don't
miss "Fightin'' Mad
Critical Review.
g g .Fightin' Mad is liable to be a
favorite wherever Western productions
are liked says Screen Opinions" " the
unbiased photoplay reviewing service,
"There will be few, indeed, who will
fail to enjoy Buds run-in with Amos,
Obadia and Micah, resulting in a good
licking for all three, and a comrade-
ship worthy even Of Dumas and his
Three Musketeers.' The picture bub-
bles over with good huEor until the
more serious situation arrives in which
the bandit, Verde, posing in polite
society as Lazaro, polished dandy, is
discovered under his own colors. Then
Bud, with his comrades, stages thrill thrill
ing chase over the mountains to rescue
Peggy Hughes, Buds sweetheart, who
has been kidnapped by the bandit and
his gang. There are plenty of thrills,
and plenty Of attractive outdoor set
tings to further please the spectator.
The cast is a good one, with special
honors going to William Desmond, Jack
Richardson, William Dyer and Bert
Lindley, who swore the oath Of all fol
one and one for all. J"
AL. ST. John Comedy. ,.5
Our comedy for next Sundays pro
gram is scream entitled Aero
Nut" with "A. St. John in the stellar
role. This comedian has a way oi
tickling those risorial muscles and car
almost make sphinx laugh. He is .
guaranteed remedy for the blues, nc
matter how serious the affection. i
you want to laugh and forget your
TROUBLES, see al. St. John in Aero:
Nut / :i@5. I. I.
"A Trip to Eskimo Land. s
Many people were pleased with oul
special feature film, Its Great
Life" last Sunday, and the title q
next Sundays feature is Eskimotions
Picture. It graphically depicts life
among the inhabitants Of the Frozen
North. 3 a5g
| Mouth Organ Solo.
Martin Willinger Of this city vii
render few mouth organ solos as oul
spotlight number, Sunday evening, and
besides, our Orchestra de Luxe viii
| feature a pleasing musical program.
Our music fits the pictures that's why
it .shits the spot .s.sl
Free Sat turday Matinee. ,.}S..
Come on, Riddles, and see the fine
program Of educational pictures which
we have. secured for our FREE Satur-
day matinee! We want you all to
come and be our guests, that's the
reason we throw our doors open to
Everybody without admission charge,
every Saturday afternoon. Even the
Grownups enjoy these pictures, and
they are as welcome as the Riddles.
Again we say: Come and enjoy your