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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04
SUS ANICAS Sc MUESTRAN
SORPRENDIDAS POR Sl REPOSIClON

"Cuando una persona encuentra una
medicina que la alivia Gle todos sus SUI
frimientos, despues de que ha fracasa-
do todo 10 deiras creo que es ell mo-
nlerto en- que reficra a otros cl benefi-
clio obtenido Y este es precisa-
mentc 10 que Tanlac ha hccho por mi !"
Este es ell testimonio sincere de la
sonora Camilla Rodriguez dc Lopez, es-
tirnada residentc dc la calle Verdejo
No. Is, Santurce, p. r., cuyo progreso
notable hacia la reposicion completa,
despues de tantos amos de sufrimiento.
ha sorprendido no solo a sus amistades
V veeinos, sino que es motive de ale
gria para 81 para su familia. He aqui
los detalles dc su caso:
"IIacc doce amos tuve un ataquc de
tfoidea, que me hizo disminuir en- Pc
so desde SO kilos hasta 81 Hlos per-
di Ia vitalidad hasta el grado que me
parecia impossible recobrar la salud y
Ia encrgia. Tcnia tai adebilidad Gle es-
tonnage, que no podia digerir bien nj
aun los alimcntos mas ligeros y como
agregados la carga de mis- sufrimien-
tos, padecia constantes jaquecas, ver-
tigos difcultad para yer, como re-
sulta de las toximas que habian inva-
dido todo mi organismo. Tuve estre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04
No mas Dolores de
CabeZa
LOS SUFRIA DIARIAMENTE.

Lea 10 que cl seiior G. G. Mann, de
Wooster, o.. nos escribe: .Dcsde que
cmpec6 tOmar cl Nuga Tone, siento
que he mejorado notablemcnte. Hace
VA seis semanas que no me da dOlOr
de tabeZa v antes de empezar tomar
el Nuga Tone, los sufrfa diariamente.
Varas veces me diieron los m6dicos
que la causa de esos dolores era ell
NAL estadO de mis- nerviOs."
Nuestros lectores Sc sOrprenderan
de In rapidez con que cl Nuga Tone
obra en- semeiantes casos. Aumenta la
fuerza Y el vigor, fortalece los nervios,
la sangre v el cuerpO rapidamente.
Produce un sue1o reparador, estimula
ell hfgado Y reyulariza 5Aestomago g
de una maneTa suave. El
esta garantikado de que 10
Ilejara satisfecho 0 Sc le deyolvera su
linero. Yea la garantsa Ell cada fras-
TO- Recomendado, garantizado de
venta en- todas las botieas, ospuede oh
tcnerse directamente. ,femitiendo $1.00
NJ National Laboratory, 1916, $. Wa
bash Ave, Chicago, lil,--C-2,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04

iiimiento cronico Y n mcnudo pasaba
cratro cinto dias antes de aliviarme
pues la debiiidad de estoinago me pro-
h.bia ton1ar purgantcs con Ia frecucn-
cia que los n4ccsi.aln.
"A pesar de habcr probado todas las
medicines tratamientos que Sc me
recetaban, NADIA podia corregir mi ca
so segui en- este estado deplorable
de ane1nia, hasta hace tres meses,
cuando comence tomar Tanlac. Es-
ia medicina me alivio desde un prin-
cipio me he mejorado de una name
ra tan notable, que me regocija la idea
de alcanZar por fin la salud. va no
sufro mas de agruras de estomago, in
digestion, vertigo nj estrcnimiento
cada dia aunento en- peso y fuerza.
Desde luego, peso al kilos, disfruto Gle
mis- alimentos digiero todo la per-
feccion. No creo que haya en- todo ell
mundo NADIA igual Tanlac."
Tanlac Sc vende en todas las buenas
droguerias. No accpte substitutes. Sc
han vendido mas de 81 millones de bo,
tellas.
Las Pildoras Vegetables Tanlac son el
remedio natural del estreiimiento' DE
venta en- todaS parties.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04

Tn grupo dc cuatro investigadores
cxpcrtos liza llegadO a csta ciudad pro-
cedcnte de Washington con cl Objeto
de colocer el yerdadcrO costo de la
production de azlicar que actualmen-
te esta bajo los auspcios de la Conf
sion de Tarifa de Estados UnidOs, CO.
mo 10 dispone la secci6n 315 del acta
de 1922.
Sc espera que muy pronto llegaran
Il San Juan dos expertOs mas. compile
tdndose asf cl ntmerO lie III Comisi6n.
Esta comisi6n trabajara bajo la direc-
ci6n del lider de la misma seilor Les
ter ID. Johnson, con cl prop0sito lie CO.
menzar Embellishments practicar
una investigation sobre el costo de la
production del azicar ell esta isla.
La investigation Sc estd practicando
bajo la provision de In Ultima acta de
Tarifa de 1922.
El .seior Johnson lego esta, de
Washington ,acompaiad0 del senor Ri
chard H. Mott. uni6ndose aquf a los
senores John A. Nye Y \. a. Discount,
quicncs realizaron ell mismo trabajO en-
Cuba.
FL informe Que Sc haga de Puerto
Rico seri sometido al doctor Johson
Bernhardt, jefe de Ia division de la
Comisi6n de Tarifa. baio Ia cual la in
vcstigaci0n Sc csta llerando cabO.
Sc nos dice que cl senior Bernhardt
esta rcputado como un gran economis-
| ia. muy entcndido en- cuestioncs de
| azlicares. Esta investigation cOmenZ0
a haccrse cn el mes dc nOviembre del
ano pasado, ineluy6ndose Cuba. Ha-
/ wal, Louisiana Y Puerto Rico.
| FL senior Johnson estima que el ira
j0 de Puerto Rico puede veriticarse
en- un mes En- Cuba. por eiemplo, Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
Departamento del Interior.
Negociado de Obras Publicas.
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA.
San Juan, p. r., Agosto 2S, IS

San Juan, p. r., Agosto 2S, 1923.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras de pavimentacion callc
General Pershing', empalmc Carrete-
ra "San-Antonio-La Marina con callc
Marginal, Cuyo presupuesto aprobado
asciende cinco mil sctecientos ocho
dollars, treinta centavos, (S5, ,70S.30), SC
admitiran en- esta oficina hasta las
2 p M del dia II Gle septiembrc dc
1928, en- que Sc abriran publicamente.
'Todos los datos necesarios SC daran
Ell esta oficina, donde Sc encucntran dc
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- cl contrato, Y podran rcCogcr
los licitadores los pianos v modelos de
proposiciones que han Gle prcsentar,
mediante TN deposito de diez dollars
$4,000 en- chcque certiticado, giro pos
tai 0 elective que seran rcembolsados
al ser devueltos dichos documcntos EN-
ell plazo de veinte dias (20) despucs dc
efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserya el de-
recho de rcchazar cualquiera todas
las proposicioncs cl de adjudicar Ell
contrato bajo otras consideracioneS
que las del precio solamente.
Guillermo Esteves,
Comisionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04

=; Anon sea loado -responde ell
joven Rey.
Pero de rcpentc su mirada Sc en-
cicnde Sc lcvanta de un salto, por-
que el Gran Saeerdote ha murmura-
do:
-;Quieres volver Il yer Hopsitu?
Sfgueme.
El ara0n prpcedido dc su gufa, atrN-
viesa multitud dc salas dcsicrtas Y re-
CORE un subtcrrdneo que lie parcce i'll
terminable. Cuando vuelve Il yer el
sol franquea I'm dltimO murO Y Sc en-
cuentra en- pleno campo, Ell aqucl va
lie funebre en- que varias dinaStfas dc
Faraones ducrmcn cl sueno cterno.
-Estamos en- el dominic de Hathor
dice gravementc Makhonit V desccn-
diendo una escalera de piedra atra-
viesan algunos pasillos complicados
penetran cn un hiposeo, en- dondc sc
rcspira um dclicioso perfume.
A la luz de una antorcha de rcsiua,
Tutan-Kam0n distingue en- un atadd
de piedra, que atln cstl alberto, una
moma. En- In mascara de ORC que GU
bre 'su cara reconocc los rasgos de III
v un largo suspiro Sc escapa-
de su pccho.
-; Hopsitu -murmura, tristc.
Sc arrodilIa bcsa piadosamcnte la
iMakhonit le toca en- el hombro.
10 Il; dcspiprtcs. Est1 en- podcr
dc. Hatilot. la DANA del sicomoro. De
ia que la conduzca al Amcnti, lugar de
suS almas puras..
-Quiero rcunrme con clla-dice
Tutan-Kam0n.
Makhonit, con la antorcha cn alto,
le mira en- silencio: despuGs SAGA de
su dedo una sortija dgata.
--Ponte este anillo, 81 quiercs
abandonar este mundo apoya aqui, so
bre ell sello: una fna aguja har1 pc
nctrar en- tIs vcnas un veneno sutil.
Ell Fara0n coge la sortiia, v sin du-
ia hace 10 que el saccrdotc lc diicra.
Naeila un mOmento, como borrachO, V
cae nj lado de la momia
Markhonit lie contempla ln instante
V eXclama
=; Am0n-Ra es grande!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04
CUENTOS EXTRANJEROS
Fl Joven Araon

mol con manchas rojas, fu6 arrojado
a los leopardos. Esta ejecuci0n no
impidi0, sin embargo, que perecieran
miles de personals y hasta ell prOpio
Ty6, quien no supO defender su
urOeuS dc orc. Los sacerdOtes de
Atom, dios protector dc la ciudad
nueva, cOrOnaron al espOso de HOpsi-
tn bajo ell nombre de Tutan-Kamen, 10
que signifca: viva imagen del sol.
Mientras que los escribas Y los sa-
cerdoteS de Atonn aclamaban al nue.
I vo Fara6n, una muchedumbre hostil
descmbarc6 delante del palacio, con
ducida por Makhoult Y los sacerdotes
de Anon.
i Pueblo : gritaban. =; Ell gran
Dios de Tebas, despreciado por Ame-
nothes Y sus sucesorcs, sc venga en-
viandoos la miseria Y la muerte. iDe-
iarGis de ultrajar a Am6n-Ra?
i A Tebas!.. IA Tebas!...
El jovcn Rey vic como todos sus
servidores lie abandonaban, Y al fin
tuyo que seguir tambien nj profeta
Makhouit Y aceptar ell nOmbre de Tu-
tan-Kamen, que lie consagra al dios de
su enemigo. ans
En- Tebas, Ell su palacio, que, dd fren-
sn bien amada Hopsitu.3 Ha sritado,
, vete al temple de Anon, ha reclamadO,
i ha .suplicado; pero ninguno dc -sus. es-
clavos etiopes. lie ha podido dar noticias
I.de la iausente.. tti III,
Y en- ella piensa ahora, pues no la
ha visto ltace un mes.
| POGO dcspu6s, el jcfe de los eunucos,
postrado Il sus plantas Y sin Osar ha-
blar, lie prcsenta la cnorme Have dc
oro del ginecco, ell dOndc cincuent;l
virgencs, cscogidas, entire las mas be-
| Has. espcran q Su ducilo.
FL F'ara0n nj siquiera sc digna ba-
jar los oios.
I'm csclavo Sc solpea la cabeza con-
ira las gradas del trono.
Viva imagen del Anon, cl Gran
Sacerdote desea ,hablarte.
FL ara0n hizo i'm signo.
zLuS del dia-declara MakhOnit,---
Anon, ,rcconocido tn sumisi6n. reco-
re nuestras oraciones. FL Milo corrC
llcno de aguas verdes, que son feli'
prcsagio de fertilidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04
Por Jacqaes Constant.

IOI JHtIUt0 COHotuUt.
Sobre Tebas, la ciudad de las cien
puertas, lanza sus rayos cruclmentc el
sol duro del mes de Amchir. En- la
sombra densa que proyectan las atlas
murallas oblicuas Sc adormecen los es-
corpiones yigilantes, los lagartos de
cuerpos de jade, los escarabajos dora
dos, tan queridos dc Phtah, Y, ocul-
tando su cabcza bajo ell ala rosa, los
ibis sagrados Sc inmoviIizan sobre una
pata en- el ltgamo del rio.
rs la h0ra cdlida en- que todo 10
que vive en- I'll pals de los cuarenta
nombres sc abandona al suc1io divino.
Pero ell Fara6n no duerme. Estd
sentado en- su trono, cuyos braz0s Y
pies de ORC rcpresentan garras Y ca
bezas de leones mofletudOs.
La s;ila es de dimensiones colosales.
El techo, que sosticnen gruesas CO.
lumnaS, es tan elcvado, que sc pier
de en- ell vapor grisaceo de los perfu-
mes que arden en- el fondo dc las ca
zoletaS.
FL hijo del cielo es TN cfcbo tfmido
de bcllos ojOS ObscuroS como In n0che.
Su semblante, de rasgGs puros, cuyO
mention puntiagudo alarga ei 6valo,
presenta el tono caIido del bronco re-
servado las estatuas de los doses.
Sus hombroS son cuadrados, su pecho
cstrecho, su cintura fragil, dc c;tfia,
| Y su frente lisa parece pegarse bajo
el peso del pschcnt blanco, bordado de
rojo, que rcdea cl urocsrs de ORC, ;iro-
nico simbolO de ctcrnidad.'' -
Desde la hora en- que las pupilas del
Faraon refejaron la luz del oriris, el
Milo Sc ha desbordado trece veces, Y
durante los sicte amos tltimos la Sc
quia ha desolado cl pals de Garimit
que Sc We amenazado de hambre de
peste.
| ipiensa en- estas desgracias Tutan-
Kamen?
No: recuerda su infancia dichosa ell
el gineceO de SUI padre, ell poderosO
Fara6n Amenothes, cuarto de ese nom
bre, que fund6 Ell Amarna la nueva
ciudad real.
Con Tye, su hprmano mayor, ~ ron
los ciento cincuenta principles prin-
cesas nacidos de Amenothes Y lie sus
cSposas aprcndi0 traZar sohre los
papiros, con III hablidad de Jln escii-
bano dc primcra fila los jerogkficos
complicadOS cuyO cOnOcimiento da cl
derecho a mandar la muchedumbre
ignorante.
Tenfa trece amos apenas. cuando el
amor vivific6 su coraz0n. Todo su de-
SEQ Sc inclinaba hacia Hopsitut, su
prina.
----I1s bella como TN Lotto que Sc en-
trcabre bajo la caricia dc Hor-liio
rl poderoso Rey Amenothes. Que ella
sea la primera espos;l de la dulce es-
peranza de nuestra dinastia.
| 1 III aqua lllDUld tt Id ItlN luou No-
rri6 por los dos j6venes. iQu6 les
importaba IL ellos, Gbrios de bcsos, q
cl vieio Amenothcs sucumbicsc bajo
el peso de los amos!
;Que les hacfa que Tye, su successor,
Sc viera Ell constantes dificultades
provocadas por Makhouit, el sacerdote
profeta de Amen-Ra?
De igual modo contemplan con indi-
ferente curiosidad la baja ins6lita de
las aguas del Milo.
Cuando lego la langosta Sc divir-
tieron mucho, y en- cuanto la esca-
sez apenas la advirtieron, pues los 81
los rcales eStaban abarrotados de triso
Sin embargo, la pcste penetr0 sill
permiso en- la villa sagrada.
Tn csclavo dc los jardines. que con.
fes6 haberla visto cntrar bajo la apa-
| rioucin 1n ma yipia de Dipl de mar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-04
lnvestigando el costo de la
production de azucar

nccesitan docc hombrcs V por 10 menos
tres meses de trabajo. Lo mas pro-
bablc-seglin Mr.. Johnson -cs que al
viSitar ell0s las ccntraleS de la iSla
los dueilos de las mismaS tengan Il ma
no la producci6R del costo.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-29
Where The Pavement Ends.
Romance Begins

The more beauty the more danger Tho
:. nouth Seas are beauty run amuck.
mere IS peril for the unwary-and Matilda
the MissIonary's daughter and Motauri were
unwary in their love.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-29
Ryander Announces Big Pictures For Next Week
Rex Ingram Directs Where
[ he Pavement End :
Thrilling Story of South Seas
Stars Alice Terry and Ra-
mon Navarro

Rex Ingram has scored again.
This director seems satisfied with
nothing less than perfection, not a
mere technical perfection but that
super-perfection which,means artis-
tic realism, fineness and distinc-
tion-and all of these critics claim
he has attained in his latest special
production" Where the Pavement
Ends" to be shown at the Rylan-
der next Thursday and Friday.
Where the Pavement Ends is
different from anything Mr.. Ing
ram has ever done, but it bears that
stamp OF real genus which charac-
terized ''The -Four Horsemen" and
THE Prisoner of Zenda."
It is a tale Of how love came into
the life OF the daughter of a South
Sea missionary, What better setting
for tale of romance than the far
away islands of the Southern Paci-
tic. Here. is romance in its es-
sence. The very atmosphere breeds
romance-the clean, white beaches
leaping in the brilliant sun, the tall,
waving palms against a glowing
sunset, the soothing breezes of
moonlit night. And all this strange
exotic atmosphere of luxurfant ma
ture ana heart-filling romance is
transferred to the screen with
amazing reality.
Little wonder that Matilda
dreamed of love, and little won
der that love came to her in so
strange a way. But the path Of
love for her was not smooth. There
was Gregson, the villainous trader,
and enemy Of the man she loved.
He was the richest mau in the is
land and her father wanted her to
marry him. And Gregson wanted
her. The conflict between the man
who symbolized love ard the man
who represented passion lrings the
story to thrilling and satisfying
climax.
Beautiful Alice Terry portrays
the part of the missionarys daugh-
ter with remarkable skill, while
Ramon Novarro plays opposite her.
Other members of the cast are
Harry Morey and Edward Connolly.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-29
JACKIE COOGAN IS
COMING TO RYLANDE2

Of great interest to Americas
movie fans is the announcement
that Jackie Coogan will appear at
the Rylander on Oct. IL, IL in his
latest feature production. Daddy"
Daddy is a picture, that Is said
to complete the full revelation of
Jackies extraordinary genius. His
preceding offering, "Oliver Twist, -
disclosed Jackie's genius in its ten
der, pathetic and wistful aspects.
"Peck's BAD Boy" revealed Jackie
mainly as an impish, mischievous,
adorable lad; there was grotesque
humor in Trouble wherein Jackie
was plumbers helper; but it re-
manned for Daddy to bring to
light Jackie's capacity for tragedy.
Jackie has been proclaimed by
eminent critics as being one of the
greatest actors Of all time, regard
less of age. In his latest picture
he is called upon to sound the low
est depths of tragic despair. 1t
happens in but one scene. In the
main the production is devoted to
the spirit that animates its ending
happiness.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-29
YOU ARE GUILTY IS
UNUSUAL PICTURE
James KmAwood, Doris Kenyon
and Robert Eedeson at Ry-
lander Wednesday

You Are Guilty" is rather an in
triguing title for a picture. There
IS mystery, uncertainty, speculation
and about six of one and six of an
other when it comes to guessing as
to who the guilty person may be.
You are Guilty is booked for
the Rylander on Wednesday and
contains a superlative cast, lncIuqz
ing James Kirkwood, Robert Eide
son, Doris Keyon, Mary Carr, Ed
mund Breese and others.
Doris Keyon, by the way, is in
fair way to be acclaimed as Amer
ica's most beautiful woman. She
IS certainly one of the most pub
lieized women in the country; al
most every magazine one picks up
has several artistic poses of this
fair young lady,
you Are Guilty" deals with tn.
theme of sacrifice, but let it be
added that it is new and unhack-
neyed, for it is one brother for
an adopted brother for the sake of
the latter's mother. An interest
ing and thrilling chain Of circum-
stances stretching through several
years back again to his old home
and final vindication. James Kirk
wood is said to play his role admir-
ably and he has no doubt an in
contive in the fine acting of Miss
Kenyon as his sweetheart.
Wednesdays program will be
completed with an Al St. John
comedy, "The Reporter" and this
lanky comedian is said to have one
of his funniest roles.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-29
THE FORGOTTEN LAW
At RYLANDER SAT- DAY
Powerful Dramatic Photoplay
Brings Cast Of Real
Favorites

A powerful dramatic photoplay
based or a novel of widespread APP
peal is "The Forgotten Law" sche-
duled for presentation at the Ry-
lander next Saturday. In its mar
rative form it aroused heated dis
cussion, leading finally to the re-
peal Of a law which worked ter
rible hardships on Woman-kind.
The title of the photoplay refers
to an ancient law, carried on the
statutes of many states in this
country, which enabled father to
will away his child from its own
mother, to provide for its upbring-
ing in whatever manner he himself
desired. The cruelty Of the separa-
ton between mother and child
brought about through the opera
ton of this ruthless law is shown
in all its tragic possibilities in this
motion picture. A bitter quarrel.
caused by the father himself, has
sudden elimination in the mans
mysterious death. Unknown to the
wife, the erring man has provid-
ca that their child be educated at
the home of his brother, who can
see nothing but evil in the inno-
cent wife. Presentation of conclu-
slVe evidence successfully unites
Ene separated family, and the sur
wing brother learns that he has
been wrong in his persecution Of
his brothers widow.
A fine cast of film favorites &c
seen seer, in this film, including Milton
Sllls, Jack Mulhall, Cleo Ridgolv
and Alec B. Francis.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-29
Strangers Of The Night"
One of Years Big Pictures

comes pirate and roams the Span.
ish Main, he has embellished il
with beautiful photography, mag
nificent settings and a superb cast.
Spectators are thrilled by py4
tense drama and swept into gales
of laughter as Matt Moore, in the
role Of Captain Apple Jack" fights
through the mystery Of the treas
ure hidden in his ancestral castle
of Cornwall, and swaggers aboard
his private craft. Enid BENEFITS
loneliness contrasts with Barbara
la Marr's dark seductiveness as
these two brilliant actresses por-
tray the intrigue and romantic adj
venture of the demure English
miss and the beautiful Russian
spy. Robert McKim is seen as the
leader of the pirate mutiny, and
Others in the cast are Emily Fitz-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-29
RYLANDER CONTRACTS
FOR 'MERRY-GO-ROUND

An announcement has been made
by the Rylander Theatre of the
closing OF contracts 1or the show.
ing here of "The Merry-Go-Roand"
the widely-heralded production
which took New York and other
cities by storm.
"Merry-Go-R round" was aine
months in the making and more
than 1000 actors and actresses
took part. The cost of building
the elaborate sets to duplicate the
Prater, which is the Coney Island
Of Vienna, the emperor's castle
and other historic spots was enor-
nous, but this expenditure was
more than justified by the final ex-
cellence. Travellers who have visit
ed Vienna admit that Universal has
achieved something very much
worth while in duplicating the To-
Gales SO faithfully
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-29
GREAT g. PICTURES
BOOKED FOR OCTOBER
Rylander Has Arranged Big Ar
ray Of Stars and
Productions

For the month Of October the
Rylander announces what it thinks
to be the greatest array of pictures
ever before shown in that period
of time in Americas, and has des-
ignated that as the Great 81
month.
The Great s" are pictures Sc
lected from the releases of every
company and comprise the pick of
the pictures from every organ
ization in the United States. They
include Fred Niblo's production of
Strangers of the Night" from the
famous play, Captain Apple Jack
Rex Migrants Where the Pave
ment Ends with Alice Terry and
Ramon Novarro; Zane Grey's ia
nous story, "To the Last MANI
Jackie Coogan in Daddy" Mae
Murray in The French Doll; "The
Mercy Go-Round," the sensation of
the screen world; Leatrice Joy in
''The Silent Partner Brass"
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Fred Niblo Makes Tremendous
Success Of Stage Play, Cap
tain Applejack'

authoritative reports to the mana
cement of the Rylander state that
Freb Niblo has outdone all of his
previous efforts in Stranger of the
Night" the screen version of Wal
ter Hackett's stage success, Cap
tain Apple jack which is one of
the big attractions for the Rylan-
der next week, playing on Mon
DAY and Tuesday.
The man who directed "The
Three Musketeers," Blood and
Sand" and THE Famous Mrs
Fair" has again turned out a great
screen play, according to these re-
ports. Working on the brilliant
story of the timid Britisher who be-
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roy, Otto Hoffman and Thomas
Ricketts,.
Captain Apple jack" on which
Strangers of the Night is based,
is a stage play that ran a year in
New York, year in London, and
that has been played with tremend-
Gus success in all the principal
cities of tie United States.
Everywhere the play was pre-
scented there was one scene that
stood out in the memory of the au-
dience, the scene in which Captain
Applejack, facing a mutinous crew
on his pirate ship, agrees to cut
cards with the leader of the mutiny
to see which of them shall die. Cap
tain Applejack wins, and as his
rival heads to walk the gangplank,
the pirate chief scatters the stacked
cards, shouting, Nothing but aces.
Nothing but acesp
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PROGRAM
FOR THE WEEK

Monday and Tuesday-"stran-
gers of The Might" Fred
Milo production; Bull Mon-
tana in One Wild Day"
Wednesday-''Your ARE Guilty"
with James Kirkwood and
Doris Kenyon; Al So. John ia
''The Reporter
Thursday and Friday-Rex In
grams "Wbere the Pave
rnent Ends.;" Aesop's Fables.
Saturday - 'JAe forgotten
Law" with Milton sills; %An
Over Twist" Century Com
edy; Art Accord in The Orc
gon Trail"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-09-29

There are now $4,000 varieties
OF postage stamps in existence and
if variations in shade, paper and
perforation are included between
5000 and 10000.
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IT'S REX MIGRANTS BEST PICTURE
sald the Birmingham, Ala, Endorsing com
mlttee, mo lover Of fine photoplays should
miss it.