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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-03
PRODA Sc delikatesni, mi

PRODA Sc delikatesni, NILE
kafsky a grocerni obchod, kde
je zarlteny pfijem $500 IT,
dne pri pomerne malo pra-
covnich hodin, v nedei zavre
no. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc u
Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907
Miles Ave. 12-4
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ORCHQDNf MfSTO ' Corlett
sc proda; musite no videt k
posouzeni. Bli4si sdeli Mr..
Strnad po 6te hodin vecer v {.
4237 vych. 116. ul. 12-4
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PRODA Sc odbocne pekaf-
'stvi, kde je tydni cisty zisk
$3.50, zadna konkurence. Ma
me tfi story a iedcn musi byt
'vypust1l. Hlsste Sc v { 1913
'Denison ave aneb L Mr.. Zim-
'merman, 1l9c7 Miles ave.
! 20 10
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mODA Sc dlm ma akru po-
zemku ma Libby Rd. v move O.
SADIE, cena $450O. Hotov6 jen
$1,000, ostatni ma splatky. -
Haste Sc v cis. 1867 Horner
Ave. u Corlett Skoly. 12-4
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RozHODNUTfM sOuDU pro-
dane b,lde neko lik zbyva jicich
lctn SO pri 180 stfev., naleza-
iiclch Sc blize Turney Rd. DO
S475.00, drivejsi cena byla
$4,000. Blizsi sd6li Mr.. Soukup,
S13 Williamson Bldg. Tel.
Main 2671. 1913
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PR0DA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, rohove7 nIsto, els.
S476 Fulton Rd., kde Sc trzi
pres $400 tydne, levny ma
jen. BlizM sd6li Mr.. Zimmer-
man, els. 1907 Miles Ave.
cd l do 3 hod. odpoledne.
1913
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DOM q 6ti POKOJfCH s kou-
pelnou ma Farringdon Ave-,
hotovy k nastehovani, dobre
staveny, vezme Sc lot aneb j.
ny majetek. Haste Sc u Mr..
Strnad, 4237 E. 116. ul. po
6te hodine vecer. 12-4
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VEN mad timto pocinanfm dr.
zeho opovazlivce.
Hezky Fraatik skodolibe Sc
ma nj sklebil.
'Nedelej 81 toho nic," po-
smival Sc il, ia te odtud pro-
pustim, ale jen "a tou pod
minkou, jestlize mi das po-
libeni!"
Nacez zavolala Blakna zlost
ne:
"'To by mi tax jeste schaze-
10, abys me tax drze urazel.
Veru, nikdy jsem 81 nemyslila,
re isl takovy nicemny dare
ba."
Frantik pustil Sc do rozpu-
stileho smichu.
"Jen Sc tax neupejpej, ne
bot mas-li me polibiti drive
nebo pozdeji, jest iednostejno
a hled'," dolozil drze, "ne-
das-li mi dobrovolne polibeni,
tedy te polibim ia sam" !
Slovy temito byla Blanka ce
la zdrcena.
Stala bez pohnuti a pohledla
jen zpet nekyne-li il nekde ma
dele Ma osvoboZeni.
V tom ysak kracel jiz k nj
rozevfenou naruci.
Chtel il nasilim obejmouti.
Ona vsak jake rychlonoha
lanka uskocila zpet a vykrik-
la placky: ia to reknu sve-
mu Otcl.'
Frantik vSak zvolal potup
nym usmeskem:
'komu re to fekneS? I've
mu otci? To bys musela hodn6
daleko jiti"
"Ten clovek pozbyl skutec-
ne rozumuw zaseptala Blan-
ka, jejiz strach rostl elm dial
tim vice.
Hezky Frantik posmival sc
dale:
"Kdybyste snad chtela ma
vstiviti, slecno Blanko, vasehc
pana otce, tn bych vam mohl
poslouziti zpravou, kde sc ma.
leza. Jen re, bohuzel, jest
tam odtud hezky daleko; ale
TAX dobra a laskava dceruSka
jako Wy, snad by 81 take ne,
delala mic toho, cestovati "a
svym otcem daleko "a more
jen ably mohla obejmouti sve
no tatinka, kteryz jest Glove
KEN az hruza pocestnym"
"Pane ma nebesich Co tt
mluvi ten clovek? Jake po
divine feci to vede?" zvolals
Blanka celia ustrasena.
On ale vedl svou dale:
"Aha, jiz pozoruji, re van
vas pan kmotrinek nerekl an
sluvka tom. Ont jest il;
takovy starry tajnustkar. Tot,
prozlukly ctverak. On, tusin
vzbudil We vas domnenku, q,
.jste dcerou Jakuba Melliera
Tot byl veru, vyborny vtip
A Wy jste tomu take milera
da verila. Vsak ia yam ten
to omyl vysvetlim. Poslechne
te mne tedy, co vam reknu.-
Starry Mellier jest jiz pre-
tficet let vdovcem. On me
jen jedine dite, byla to dceri
jmenovala sc Lucie, ia al
jest jiz davno mrtva. A C
Sc vas tyce, Wy nejste ami phi
buznou Mellierovou, nerku-l
dcerou jeho. A re jste I'd
We dvorci Seuillonskem, IN
svou pricinu tom, re jedno
staremu Rouvenatovi napadlo
vas sem pfijmouti. Il toh
patrne vidite, milostiva slecne
re nemate ami dosti malo pr
ciny byti tax hrdopysnou,
re vlastne ia bych vam jest
velkou cest' prokazal, kdy
bych vas chtel "a zenu."
Blanka pfi teto reel Frant
kove zbledla jako stena. OF
jeji obratils Sc v sloup, eel
IL 20 II Il !.
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IMAM jiti zpravit komlsare po
licejniho Q tomto vloupani se?'
PAM Dick Thoancva zachve
la Sc jake osoba, jez prudce ze
sna byla probuzena, j odtusi-
la chiadne ted:
"jdi jen pro sklenare, ably
znovu okno nase zasklil."
"Ale, nilostpani, coz komi-
sar policejni -" mumlala sluk
ka.
Vdova pferusila il rychle,
dsecne a akoro prfkre:
"Netrpim, ably Sc mi rady
dlvaly. Vim, CO ciniti. I.
.Vykonejte tedy jedine rozkaz
mdj nic Vice!"
"Ano, milostpanl!"
"a pamatujte 81, re zakazu-
il vam, zminiti Sc, At jiz ko-
mukoliy, jen slivkem 0 tom,
cp. Sc tn v noci udalo. Kdybych
zvedela, re jste mne neposle-
Ichla, propustila bych vas Okla
mite re sluzby -"
"Nezminim sc nikomu ami
slovem -
PTi tom vsak pohledla siuz-'
ka ma pani svou 6 vyrazem ne
vyslovneho dzasu.
Nepoch0povala, jak NIUE
nekdo hledet zatajovati pokus
loupeze We vlastnim dome, po-
kus, kteryz jednou nezdaren,
podruhe maze byt opakovan.
"Rychlev velela vdova Dick
.Thornova.
"Bezim jiz."
Sluzka zmatena kvapila jiz
2 kuchyne, sotya vsak octla sc
venku, polozila nekolikrat prst
svuj vyznamnym zpIsobem k
Ecelu svemu.
Posunek ten nezmamenal O.
vsem mic jineho nez,:
"Milostpani pozbyla prostd
rozmnu!"
Dick-Thornova cili Claudi.
Verniova osamevsi, upustila
2 ruky ave kus skla, jenz ma
i dlazdickach Sc rozGistil, ma.
ccz vzala naz z jedne zasuvky
a vynala pomoci jeho zbyvaji.
ci cast skla, kterez dosud v
Okn6 skv6lo.
"Nikdo nesmi tomto poku-
su vloupani se dovedeti," ,de.
la 81 v duchu, "a |po pripada
budu j z lpirat 80. Policejni pre-
hlidka vyseti-ovani nijak by
Lse mi neiibily."
Zamyslena vystupovala .po'
tom do prvniho poschodi.
Rtove jeji opakovaly bezde.
lcne jmeno: "Jan Ctvrtek!" :.
/ Zavrtela pax prudce hla
lvou.
! "Nemozno! NemoznoW pra,
villa skorem hlasite. Jan Ctvr
ttek jest mono, nlusi byti mr
I tev 49,. Patrala-li jsem nadar
mo po stope jeho, pred dvacet
llety, bylo to zajiste jen tim
ze iedem zmamen sfitil Sc d.
Sslfvany, kam byl hodit drive
ltez dite Esterino, ci dit6 We
Ivody z La 'Tour-Vaudien :.
Vcdy hluboke ukryly jeho mr
volu -. Jediny spoluvinnik mi,
w afefe neuillake neexistuj,
Liz, a kdyby Sc byl nejakyn
(zazrakem zachr;unil, kdyby Ii
Edesud a kdyby satkal Sc naho
Idou sc mnou, nemohl by mn'
|po dyaceti letech jiz poznat
-. Zpnsob, jakym Sc dnes !
noci nekdo sem vloupal, mic NJ
znamena =. Jan Ctvrtek ne
ma monopolu ma zpGsob take
W, a.. jak Sc casio docitan
v "soudni sini'". nejeden ri
del no pouziva."
Vdova Dick-Thorncva cht6
la tedy samu sebe uspokoiit'
avsak nedarilo Sc il to uplne.
"Jedina vec zda Sc mi byt
nevysvetlitelnou -" pokract
yala. "Neja'ky clovek. vloups
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VYMENfM svdj obchodni ro-
hovy lot ma vych. 131. ul. "a
jedno neb dvourodinny dum v
tom samem okoli. Haste Sc
v els. 12716 Lenacrave Ave.
!?
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$8O0O.00 - Velky moderni
dunn pro jednu rodinu OBJ
chodnim mistem We predu ma
vych. 131. ul. proda Sc neb
vymeni "a mensi dunn v Mt.
Pleasant. - Mensi novy dim
2 tlacenych cihel ma dlazd9ne
ulici u vych. 131. ul. proda Sc
neb vymeni "a pekny lot. Ce-
ma $500. The Atlas Finance
Co. 5458 Broadway. Ptejte Sc
u Ferd. Stukbauera. 11-3
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p r OBJ N Z
OZN A M K Y.

PANfATUJTE, zE v PROBU-
LOVE {. 52S6 BROADWAY,
je zlatnicky : hodin8rsky OBJ
chod, kde koupite LEVINE ty
nejkrasnSjsi a nejcennsjsi d<r-
ky vanoSni novoroSni. csske
granatove sperky na;e specia-
lita.
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PRODA Sc

PRAvE DosTAvENY moder-
nj bungalow o 6 pokojich s
koupelnou, krb, skrin ma kni-
hy,1 china kabinet, fernes, uli-
ce Idlazdena a zaplacena. To-
to je lace, pouze $500. The
Atlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Tel. Broad. $3.50. Petite
Sc ma Mr.. HrInek. 1878
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PRoDAH Sc zachovala ka-
nina ma vafeni. Haste Sc v
els. 1897 Dolloff Rd. v zadu.
PRODA Sc dubovy soubor do
loznice $4,000; Grafonola s
rekordy $4,000; still do jidel-
ny $1,000; dresser $14.00;
chiffonier $500; detsky koca-
rex $500; stGl do knihovny
$1,000; plynova kamna k va
feni $4,000; Premier cistic
karpetd $12.Q0.; davenport,
karpety, houpaky a jiny naby-
tex, vse vemi LEVINE. Haste
Sc v cis., Abb Clark Ave.
12-3
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PRoNAJMf Sc byt dvsma Ii
dem jtfech pokojich v els.
l1O19 Hulda Ave. u Luna
Parku. Najem $500.
12-4
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VYMENfM svuj dunn o 5ti
pokojich Corlett "a dunn
dvourodinny v okoli vych.
'l3 1. ul. Haste sc v {. 1916
Lenacrave Ave.. :?
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HLEDA Sc starsi zena opa-
trovat jedno ditko. Haste Sc
v els. 1854 vych. 131. ul.
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IA CEST 0TCOVU.
. R O NJ A N J.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

Sc snad jako v Neuilly tvari v
|tvar zlodeji... vrahu -
A krasna ydova Sc zachvG-
la.
."Avsak -" della 81 potom,
"nechci pfemysleti o teto za-
hade, marne bych k nj klic
hledala -. Dam zanarizovati
okna, jez vadou ma dvur, KITE
ryz toliko pouhou zidkou od-
d6len jest cd pozemkl dosnd
nezastavenych. To staci, aby
kazde pristi nebezpeci bylo cd
vraceno."
A panf Dick-ThomoEa, "a
zvonivsi ma svou druhou sluz-
ku, jez U ny zastavala dkol pan
isk& a teprve ted 2 podkpovni
|svetnicky byla sestoupila. dala
Sc cd nj oblekah, mezi cimz
sklenaf, pfivolany sluzkou PRIV
nj. zasklival dole okna vylome
Inc.
! Claudia Verniova ocekavala,
lie behem dine dopraveny bu-
dou do domku jejlho kone a
povoz, kteryz den pred tim
koupila a jez cdvezti mel koci,
objednany rovnez jiz obchod-
inikem konmi.
| Nebude il potion schazeti
nez sluha, avsak to bude zavi-
seti jeste od ,kociho.
| Vdova DicklThornova chte-
la vesti dIm svdj velmi slusne,
ale bez prilis cetneho persona
lu, kteryz 'byva spise ma obtiz
uminila 81 radeji phi dychan-
cich, jez hodla poTadati, pri-
pratt silly vypomocne.
XVIII.
Ma vyzvsdach.
Jan Ctvrtek pribyl dc ulice
FBcrlinske zvedav velice, zdali
Isl " domku jiz povsimli poku-
Esu loupeze a zdali jiz ucinili
ohlaseni policii.
+ V domku bylo ticho lplne a
fani nejmensf zastup nekupil Sc
tpfede dverrni.
Bidnfk, znaje dobre zveda-
vost' a vsudybylstvf lidu paffz-
Eskeho, soudil z teto pustoty
.Ekol domu, re policie nebyla
FpOsud do neho poNolna.
/ Oproti pf.ibytku Dick Thor
move stav6l Sc prave jiny ddm.
i Jan Ctvrtek vklouzl "a le-
iseni a cekal.
i Po hodine marneho cekani
topustil ukryt svlj, kdyz vhdel
Eprijizdeti krokem zcela novy
povoz, k nemUz pfiprazeni byli
|dya kraSRt ko1e, jez ffdil voz-
Ika livreji. Krom toho prowa-
Ezeli povoz diva muzi, kteri byli
nepochybne zrizenci obchod-
nika S kocary a obchcdnika
ikonmi.
/ Jeden q mich zazvonil v cis-
he "a.
Vrata otevrela Sc a poyoz
lvjel do vnitf, nacez Sc yrAta
iopet Ia MIN uzavrela.
''Dobra," romyslil 81 Jan
Ctvrtck -. "V donaku tom ma
Lima sc jeSt& sluzebnictve -.
Az uvyknou 81 v dome tom asi
liza tyden, bude velni snadno
lpro mne, zapfisti styky ninai,
lvlouditi Sc do iejich dlvery
lvyzved6ti cd Mich vse, co o re-
ne teto v9dati musim -. Ted
by ale bylo zbytecno, abych
tu dele prodleval. Co muslin
fvsak ihned zvedeti, jest adresa
lvevody Q La Tour -Vaudien -.
IJe-i cloyek vevcdou, musi mit
zajiste palac a sice v nektere
elegantni ctVrti, ma piiklad We
Stvrti ST. Honcre anebo ma Bel
.llcvillu, neb v la Villette vevo-
'ldove jiste nebydl. Jakmile
objevim palac jeh0, postavim
: Sc naproti a nehnu, kdybych
I, Emel tyden cekati -. Az mily
Fmuj vevoda wide p6Sky neb
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PRONAJME Sc maly byt pro
diva lidi. 4 doptani v els.
2124 zap, AZ. ul. mezi Lorain
a Clark ave. 12-4
, 1923-06-24
GIFTED STAR IN
S 0 0 n
AT THE RIALT0

Helene Chadwick plays the leading
feminine role in "Quicksands," the
new picture by Howard Howkes which
comes to the Rialto theater next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday with
a powerful cast including Richard
Dix, Allan Hale. Noah Berry, j. Far
rell Mcdonald. Walter Long, Edwin
Stevens Frank Campeau, George
Cooper. Dick Sutherland, Hardee
kirkland and a dozen other players
noted for vivid acting.
Miss Chadwick in this exceiIen,
company. many OF whom are veterans
of the stage as well as the screen,
aolds her own, as might be expected
Of a young actress who has made
remarkable strides in the past few
years. 1t is TO her credit that she
chose to develop herself as an artist
FATHER than remain one of the many
pretty girls of the ree Today
he ranks with the commanding fig.
ures who really depict emotions in.
stead of smiling and only looking
pretty.
1t has been hard work. and her
present high place is all the more re.
!markable when It is remembered that
only a few years ago she earned n
, 1923-06-24

Tigers Coat" will be the feature
p~hotoplay. The same program will
be repeated Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
SHOW Me" will be the Offering by
the Maine company for these three
days and promises to be one of the
laughing hits of the season with new
and novel vaudeville acts inter.
spersed. One of the biggest photo.
play features of the year will be pre-.
sented along with the musical com.
edy. LAVENDER and Old Lace" There
will be the usual ladies' matinee
Wednesday.
Friday and Saturday Another
corking week end program Is being
arranged for these two days, Watch
Out" is the title OF the musical com.
edy. "A Social Error" featuring
Chas. Murray will be the comedy
photoplay. There will also be Fun
From the Press with the usual
Riddles matinee Saturday.
, 1923-06-24

comes pubic property when recorded
In the Paramount picture. Drums Of
Fate" featuring Mary Miles Minter.
which viii be on view At the Rialto
theatre mex Tuesday and wednes.
day. and once again motion pictures
have been the means OF presenting
something which would otherwise
never have been public knowledge.
The dance. which is a religious
duplication OF the natives to the full
noon. was carefully reproduced IN
the episode Of this picture which
deals with the adventures Of an Afri-
can explorer. Laurence Teck. played
by NJ. B. Flynn. in the South African
wilds inhnbitated by the native Nam
bava tribes. .
Careful and extensive research on
the subject of the dance was made
by the studio research department.
With the material supplied to him,
director Charles Maigne. who handled
the megaphone for this picture. pre-
sents an accurate replica of the
secret ceremony which is so wild and
frenzied as to inspire the warriors
with the desire to fight and kill, n
is one Of the most effective means OF
preparing them for battle.
In the cast surrounding Miss Min
ter and Mr.. Flynn, are George Faw'
cett, Robert Cain, Casson Ferguson,
Bertram Grassby n Noble johnson.
The story is novel and exceptionally
, 1923-06-24

Corporation is becoming famous. The
genial George MacQuarrie plays the
role OF an island planter. Christian
Frank. one Of the silver sheets best
known heavies. a man whose very
looks will thrill and bring terror TO
the hearts OF the most phelgInatic
audience. and Charles Slattery. recog-
nized from coast to coast as the
screen bull takes the part OF a de-
tective who always gets his man. are
also in the cast. Charles Fang. ra-
garded by many as the best Chinese
actor in America, is on the list.
Altogether. THE Ragged Edge" is
q feature which ought not to be
missed by anyone. for It embodies all
that which goe to make up a won
derful p~hotoplay. fine acting. excel
lence Of direction. beautiful photog'
raphy and a wonderful story.
, 1923-06-24

here today only it is easy to see he
Gibson earned such a reputation. 1
has a roush-and-tumble fight wi
Fred Kohler that's as rough as an
thing ever seen on the screen.
Kohler is a real "he-man" himse
and he gave the star the battle OF h
life. Both men were completely c
hausted by the encounter. Meth
pulled his punches; neither took
chance on spelling the effect. T
result was a number OF casualties (
both men.
, 1923-06-24

livelihood by posing for advertise
ments. She got her first chance with
Pathe and has steadily advanced ever
since. She will always be remembered
in two OF several Rupert Hughes pic
lures, Dangerous Curve Ahead
and Scratch My Back" and in THE
Dust Flower Goddess Men," besides
many other important productions
made in the past four years.
Her role in "Quicksands" is one
of the most interesting that has
fallen TO her lot. Yet to describe
it would give away a secret of the
picture which had better be kept from
those who would enjoy it to its ut
most. Enough to say that Helene
Chadwick plays a dual role, that of
a delightful American girl and n
sharp eyed Mexican senorita involved
in one of the most thrilling stories
ever pictured on the screen
, 1923-06-24

at an early age, getting experience in
Finland and later on at his college in
America After leaving school, Mr..
Lunt went to Boston and was en-
gagged by the Castle Square Stock
company. While with them he came
70 the attention of Margaret Anglin.
who took him with her in 'Beverly's
Balance" After two or three sea-
sons Of stock. Mr.. Lunt was seen by
Booth Harrington. who promptly got
the inspiration for the great Broad.
way success. Clarence" In this
play Lunt sprang into fame over.
night. Two years later he signed up
with Distinctive and has been with
them now for I'VE pictures.
Assisting these two is one Of the
casts for which Distinctive Pictures
, 1923-06-24

received great applause whenever and
wherever they have appeared. The
ukelele will be IN important part in
the entertainment.
In addition to the Hawaiians Clark
oldfie,d and Miss frankie Drew will
appear in miniature musical comedy.
Violette will present Visions Dart
an act hat takes we'll wherever 1t is
given. 1t offers beautiful living
electrical transformations that are de-
cidedly high class.
Richard Kipling's elaborate special
production of Alvin J.. Neitz's ''Out.
lawed" will be the feature picture
shown along with the Vaudeville bill.
This is a western picture Inc should
carry a popular appeal. Mr.. Kipling
has made many pretentious western
dramas. His reason for specializing
in these kind Of pictures is because
, 1923-06-24

pnotoplay which Goldwyn Is distribut-
ing will doubtless wish that this par
ticuiar combination may 30 on for
ever.
The mere histories Of these two
stars are sufficient warrant for the
public to want to sec them. but that
isn't all they have to offer: "The
Ragged Edge" is a vital story Of two
young people who get into a barrel
of trouble individually and save
themselves by Joining their interests
lin marriage. In addition to being
a marvellous love story. The Ragged
Edge" is also a spectacle pictorialiy.
Alfred Lunt only recently made his
screen debut in Backbone" also pro-
duced by Distinctive and distributed
by Goldwyn. He started as an actor
, 1923-06-24

he considers them the most popular.
"As theatrical seasons come and CO."
says Mr.. Kipling. there are short
intervals during which other types
of stories seem to win the popular
fancy to the exclusion of al others;
that is, Of all others but the Westerns.
No matter what the prevailing taste.
for drama. underworld drama. rural
drama or wild m~elodrama. the pop
ularity of stories of our great West
never seems to lessen. Whether it
is because of the picturesqueness Of
the characters or the fact that
Western stories arc thoroughly red
blooded American. I cannot say; but
this has been clearly demonstrated
to me: A good wholesome Western
story. well told and wei acted is
sure to receive a royal welcome from
American picture audiences"
, 1923-06-24

Under n new law in Belgium
medicines for external use must
sold in bottles octagonal in shape. 3,
low in color. and bear In relief
tho glass itself the words. for
ternnl use.''
, 1923-06-24

Sunday-Starting today at ESQ
and running continuous the Billy
Maine company will present the roll
licking musical comedy entitled Con
FUSION one of the bisgest laughing
shows in the Maine repertoire. THE
, 1923-06-24
'H0OT' GIBSON
HANDLES FISTS
LIKE CHAMPION

In his cowboy days Hoot Gibson
was renowned on many n cattle
range for being able to lick his
weight in Wildcats In his latest
Universal production, Trimmed
which comes TO the wyoming theatra
, 1923-06-24
2 to the full moon, however, be-

entertaining. tho heroine being a
New York glrl who marries an Afrl-
can explorer n on receipt of news
OF his death in the jungle. marries
, 1923-06-24

again. Then follows swift and thrill
Ing action which never let's up until
the surprise finish is reached.
, 1923-06-24
TWO VIBRANT PERSONALITIES
IN AMER|CAFEATURE PICTURE
Leads in Distinctive Romance Of China and South
Sea Isles Acted by Alfred Lunt and Mimi Pal
m%en-Stoy Based on McGrath Novel.

Ill. A I sa, Lupt and MINI MIN PaImeri are playing the leading
Pictures Corporation based on Harold MacGrath's story,
which will appear at the America theater today and Monday.
at the outset Of their careers, but those who see this feature
, 1923-06-24
VAUDEVILLE BILL S[A7EDFOR
WYOMING THEATER THIS WEEK
Company, Featuring Hawaiians in
Native Songs and Dances-Mimature Musical
Comedy and Electrical Transformations.

An extremely clever bill of vaudeville will be shown at
the wyoming theater Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of
Royal Hawaiians in pretty native dancing and songs:
These girls come direct from the Hawaiian islands. They
have been touring America for the past few months and have
, 1923-06-24
MARY M|LESM|NTERS STARRED IN
DRUMS Of FATE At R|AL.TO

y. Few white men have ever witnessed the sacred dances of
the Moon, the frenzied war dance of the savage Manbava
tribes of the African jungles. There is g superstition among
these natives that precludes the possibility of its being seen
by a white man. SOC"
This strange, savage dance to the full moon. however. he.
, 1923-06-24
|HEAA Al

AT he America
Sunday and Monday-"The Ragged
Edge with Alfred Lunt and Mimi
Palmeri. from the novel by Harold
McGrath; THE High Flyers" with
the Hallroom Boys; Fox News.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
-"Temptation.". with Eva Novak.
June Eividse and Bryant washburn:
Pathe News; Topics of the Day.
Friday and Saturday William
Duncan in Playing 1t Wild; Larry
semon in "A Midnight Cabaret; Fox
News.
At the Iris.
Sunday only-"Dangerous Days"
from Mary r. Rinehart's famous
story; Al st. John in THE Alarm"
Monday and Tuesday-'My Wild
Irish Rose" a feature story; Larry
Semon in 1.-THE Counter Jumper.
Wednesday and Thursday-"way
Down East" a D. w. Griffith's pro.
duction.
Friday and Saturday-Douslas Nc
Lean in Bell Boy 49,; viii Rogers
in 1.-The Ropin' Foor".
At the Rialfo.
Sunday and Monday-Gloria Swan.
son in "Prodigal Daughters; Christy
comedy. Winter Has Came; Kino.
grams: News Weekly.
Tuesday and Wednesday - Mary
Miles Mintsr in Draws of Fate;
Mermaid comedy. This Way Out;
Fables.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Helen Chadwick and Richard Dix in
"Quicksands'': Cameo comedy, BE.
tween Showers; Pathe News.
At the Wyoming.
Today only-Hoot Gibson in ar ac-
| ton picture. Trimmed; also two
part comedy. Fare Enough. b
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
Clark OldheId Vaudeville company,
featuring THE Royal Hawiians" and
feature picture, "outlawed''.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Mae Murray in her latest big pc'
duction "Jszzmania," the greatest
picture she has eve made, and
comedy.