Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-07-03
Twin City Opera HOuse

lWiN lily UpCi q NUuSS
Earle Eveland, Owner and Manager
Member of the Motion Picture Thea
tre owners of America. f
To amuse and entertain is great-to
do both and educate is greater
still.
! THURSDAY and FRIDAY, July
3-4--Alice Calhoun and Cullen
Lands i'm "Pioneer Trails" An
epic of the golden west when brave
adventurers blazed paths to new
homelands through virgin prairie
and unmarked mountain wilderness.
A drama of sun-scorched plains
when cruel Indians i'm vivid war
paint overwhelmed caravans of
prairie schooners' and wreaked hor-
/ rible vengeance ON innocent women
and children with scalplock knife
and tomahawk. The story that en-
visions the time of Custer, of the
great gold rushes, the romantic day
of days. News. Comedy. Two
/
Also matinee. Special music. Ad-
mission 10 and soc.
SATURDAY, July 5--William
Russell in "Alias the Nightwind." A
hero so good natured that he played
crook when people claimed he was
one. He wouldn't have them called
liars. Ee was too good-natured.
Aesops Fables. Comedy. Two shows,
: and $50. Admission 10 and soc.
/ TUESDAY, July 8-GharIes Jones
in big Dam The story Of fistic
hercules who was safe until cupid
Gonned the gloves. Amazing things
happen when wedding bells ring at
the ripgside. Charles Jones as
jri2e6ehtcr is a knockout. News.
Comedy. Two shows, z and $50.
Admission 10 and 30c.
THj RSDAY and FRIDAY, July
fO~iI--(seorGe s1;tmaurice's "The
Eternal City" From The book BY
Sir Hall Caine, with Barbara La
Na", Bert Lytci, ard Lionel Barry
more. Not q costume play, but
big modern drama. 1t is worth see
ing-it brings scenes of Rome i'm all
its glory--past and present. A pic
turc which is eloquent in its scenic
| backgrounds. The comera has
caught some remarkable yistas-
and highly colored spots of the eter-
nal city. A fascinating story of love
and conflict. One show each even
ing. Special music. News. Doors
open 7:3O. Picture 8.
SATURDAY, July 12- Herbert
Rawlinson in 's.Stolen Secrets" See
this amazing, battling mystery ro-
nance and get a real thrill A grip
ping and adventurous tale of mys-
terry. Aesops Fables. Comedy.
Two shows, and $3.50. Admission
10 ard 30c.
Please nOte--two shows Thursday
and Friday Of .ilis weell---on ac-
eount OF the holidays. We also ex-
pcct to run a matinee on the Fourth.
We have such an array of splan-
cid pictures coming that we hardly
NOW which to run first. Next week
1.-THE Eternal City" Also this
:
Begins SAID TO he one of t,le bes.
dog pictures Yet. A pretty northern
picture. NeX; month boy of Nine"
If Winter Comes" Harold Lloyd in
DIR. Jack" Norma Talmadge in
"Song of Love" "Hunchbacil of /
Notre Dame" with Lon Cheney, i'm
september. THE Covered Wagon"
also in September Coburn's min
strel Sept. 2. Other big pictures:
shooting of Dan McGrew," Ramon
Navarro in "Ihe Arab" Jackie
Coogan in THE Boy of Flanders"
Theodore Roberts in 1.-THE Old !
Homestead" Valentino in "Blood
and Sand" Gloria Swanson in NV
American Wife, "The Humming
Bird" Tiara" Also number of
William >. Hart, Tom Mix, Thomas
Meighan, Viola Dana, Mae MURRAY.
VIII tell YOU more about these next
time.
"I1he Covered Wagon will be
here three days--it played i'm New
York 80 weeks, two performances
each day, seven days week at
81 ,631. 60. just three days here.