Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-03
Twin CITY Opera House

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TCNIGHT Thursday Mabel Nor
mand in ''Suzanna. Rich with
comedy, alive with action, tense with
emotion. Love scenes that awaken
the pulse A beautiful star Inter
national News. Two shows, and
$50. Admission 10 and soc.
FRIDAY. Jan. 4-Viola Dana ir
Her Fatal Millions" The part the
winsome, tinv star plays in this pic
ture gives her chance to display
the whole vance of her rare ability
This en'ort .n@ Dhotoplay is pack.
ed with sulur'ses, thrills and
laughs ~ low. Two shows
7 and ) "c esion 10 and SOC
SATURDAY, Jan. 5-seena Over
in Back Pay" A picture by the
same author of "Humoresque." A
different kind of Saturday night
show. You will like this surely
Christie comedy, LET 'Er Run.
Aesops Fables. Special music as
usual Two shows, and $50. Ad-
mission 10 and soc
MONDAY. Jan. = Clara Kimbal
Young in "a Wife's Romance" This
will be the last Clara kimbal Youne
picture VIC will have. for some time
IS this is her latest TO date If YOU
like Clara KImbaI Young YOU viii
probably like this picture. otherwise,
You viii probably not. Pathe Re
view. TWO shows and $50. Ad-
mission 10 and soc
TUESDAY. Jan. 5 Jack Ho>ie
III Don Ouickshot Of the Rio
Granda" p" The whirlwind western
favorite in his great hard riding,
sure fire romantic success. The ro-
nance and picturesque beauty o.
the broad sunlit country down
along the Rio Crande where the
story has its setting will deli@ht
you. Baby Peggy in ''The Kid Re
porter" International News. Two
shows, and $50 Admission 10
and SOC.
THURSDAY, Jan 10 Alice Cal
hcun in The Midnight Alarm" The
most sensational thrilling fire pic
ture ever screened The drama Of
a child, heiress to millions, flung
by circumstance and evil plotters
into the slumc Of the city The
greatest heart-tugging human-inter-
est story of life as ii is lived in
boulevards and alleys in a great
city. International News Two
n
and soc
FRIDAY, Jan. 11-Madee Bel
lamy in Tile Seal Of the Beast A
circus story that's circus to see A
drama of the big tent and big woods
Comedy. Two shows, 7 and $50.
Admission 10 and soc
SATURDAY,, Jan. 12-M + ion
Davies in "Beauty's Worth. Camp
bell comedy. Aesops Fables. Two
shows : and $50 Admission 10
ard 31c.
Many BARGAINS in MAGAZINES. NJ
Burke.
Miss Mabel Barnes. teacher iii the
Cleveland schools, is spending d two
weeks vacation at the home Of her
sister Mrs J. f. Spence, and their
brother Allen Barnes Of Buffalo, n.
y, was also d holiday visitor here.
Many bargains in magazines. NJ
Burke.
Mrs. Louise Mark, 1641 Dryden
Road. entertained IS guests at tea
Monday in the Lazarus tea room,
her mother, Mrs s. Karon,
of Duluth, MINI. The following were
assisting hostesses: Mrs. Harry H..
Froidenberg, Mrs. Leslie A. Jacobs,
Mrs Robert BIasnek, Mrs Alex Le
vine and Mrs. S. M. Hyneman.-CoI.
Morris Hardware is in position TO
figure with you on anything eIectri
cal They also have special repair
Mrs. c. f. Peck Of Malta kept
record Of poultry and eggs for four
She said: 4 have % r. c.
r. t. Red pullets, March and April
hatched. They began 10 lay ON
Sept II, 1928. and laid a total
during September Of 95 eggs; Oct
1867; Nov, 400; Dec. $50; total,
1921 eggs, for which received
&4S..79.
There NAV be better washing ma
chine than the Happy Home, but it