The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-14
BROKEN CHAINS"
AT HIPPODR0ME
THIS EVENING
Number Of Big Feature Pictures
To Be Shown At Local Motion
Picture Theatre During the
Coming Week; Prize Winning
Story Tonight And Friday

The celebrated Chicago Daily News
prize winning story Broken Chains"
by Winifred Kimball will be shown
at the Hippodrome Theatre tonight
| Thursday and Friday, June l4th
and 18th. with such stars as Colleen
Moore, Claire Windsor, Malcolm Mac
gregor and Ernest Terrence appear
ing in leading roles. No less than
thirty-two thousand writers. among
them the foremost photoplay creators
of the land, competed in the compe-
tition sponsored by the Goldwyn conf
pany and the Chicago Daily News, the
greatest nationwide story contest
ever undertaken. "Btoken Chains"
was selected by group of prominent
screen folk as the best of the thous
ands of original stories submitted, and
Miss Winifred Kimball of Apalachi-
cola, Florida, the author, was award
ed the 100000 prize. Broken
Chains" is a powerful drama Of the
West. seething with adventure and
the primitive emotions of ilawless
! men. Carter De Haven comedy also
on this program.
Saturday night, June 18th, Rupert
Hughes great drama Remembrance"
will be the feature attraction, with a
big cast including Claude Gillingwat-
er, Patsy Ruth Miller, and Cullen
Lends. This big Goldwyn produc-
ton is a picture of the American
family life. See "Pop" who paid the
bills while his family had the fun
You will be sure to laugh at dear old
Dad and his old-fashioned ways. 1t
is the eternal drama of father and
mother in whose hearts love blooms
again despite the troubles and temp
ests of life. If you liked "The Old
Nest" you will love Rupert Hughes
great motion picture Remembrance
program.
| On next Sunday and Monday. June
18th and 18th comes the big feature
production "In the Name of the Law,
the cast including such stars as Ralph
Lewis, Claire Mcdowell, Ella Hall
Emory johnson, Johnnie Walker and
Dick Morris. 1t is the big police SEN
sation. You will see the thrilling
bank robbery, the big police roundup
in which the brave blue-coats battle
with the yeggmen, the shooting in the
courtroom and the sensational scene
following. You will see brother de-
Tending brother. the mothers devo-
tion and the sons terrible dilemma
and fathers grief. "In the Name
of the Law" is picture full of action
from start to finish, and one of the
biggest ever shown. A Sunshine
comedy also on this program.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday, June
10Th and goth the feature attraction
will be the Ralph Ince production
Success" featuring Brandon lyman
Mary Astor and Naomi Childers, fam
Gus movie stars. Success" is taken
from the celebrated play of the same
name, which scored tremendous hit
in the large cities. 1t is story of
theatrical life, and is rare combina-
ton of tense drama, relieved by flash
es of broad humor. Situations of
real excitement follow each other in
rapid succession, and through it all
is interspersed laugh provoking cpl
sodes and delightfully."- human "bits." "
Pathe News and Aesop's Fables also
on this program.
Who hasn't heard Of "The Kentucky
Derby?" This big production will be
shown next Thursday and Friday,
June 21st and 22nd, with Reginald
Denny, the famous hero of "The
Leather Pushers" leading strong
cast. "The Kentucky Derby" is a
mighty narrative of strange and alb
sorbing romance and adventure on
land and sea, packed to the brim with
big situations, powerful acting and
breath-taking surprises-thrills that
will lift you right up off your seat.
You will be enthused with the Blue
Bloods of Kentucky at the running
of the famous Derby; you will gasp
with amazement at the enthralling
vividness of the shipwreck in the rag
ing sea, and you will sit spellbound
through the deep mystery that follows
the disheritance of the hero and the
smashing climax in the form of one
of the most remarkable horse races
ever screened. Also Plum Center
Comedy on this program.