Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-11-04


marvellous exhibitions of daredevil
horsemanship ever thrown upon the
screen. Pathe News One big
show at 7:30. Teachers and stu
dents see this show. Admission 10
and soc.
TUESDAY, Nov. 9-The Rotary
Players in "Spooks." A mystery
drama play These folks are MAX
ing good-a packed house greeted
them on their second appearance
last Tuesday night. "Spooks' is
one of their best plays. Doors open
7:30. Curtain at 8:15. Admission
20 and 40c.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10-Lewis
Stone, Percy Marmont and Alma
Rubens in "F'ine Clothes" Ever
since Ewes clothes have played in
the making or breaking of women
this picture is it's dramatic revela-
ton Comedy. One show at 7:3O.
Admission 10 and soc.
! THURSDAY, Nov. 11-(Armistice
Day)-Ramon Novarro in "The
Midshipman." Get set for riproar-
ing action, hilarious fun, love
thrills galore. For they're all in
this racy romance of the Annapolis
Naval Academy made with coopera-
tion of the navy department and
with 2,400 cadets in the picture.
It's glorious. It's young. Packed
with fun and action. It's different.
It's exciting. Pathe News. Patriot
ic features. Patriotic overture. Big
orchestra: Mrs. George Lowell, pi-
ano; Deane Northrup, violin, di-
rector; Harold Savage, cornet; Dale
Perkins, clarinet; Harry Stull, flute;
John Mcbride, drums. Singing of
old favorites, led by Mr.. Harry Betz.
One of the most pleasing shows ever
presented. One show at 1880. Ad-
mission 20 and 40c.
FRIDAY, Nov 12-'Lest We
Forget" A picture shown under
the auspices of the w. G.. T. U,
Highly endorsed. "The picture may
be we'll likened to the mysterious
finger that wrote on the wall at the
feast of Belshazzar. Silently but un-
mistakably and irrevocably it pro-
nounces the doom of the liquor traf-
fic. It should be seen around the
world, for it speaks the language OF
all nations and peoples on the
earth. Prof. Henry Beach Carre
Vanderbilt university, Nashville
Tenn. One show at 1880. Admis-
sion 10 and soc.
RDAY, Nov. 13-Clara
Bow and Warner Baxter in "Tha
Runaway" A true to life romantic
drama of a miss in the black hill
country of the Kentucky hills.
Aesop's Fables4 Comedy. Two
shows, 7 and S:45. Admission 10
and soc.
Walter Ferguson will be entitled
to two tickets on presentation OF
this ad at the ticket office, good for
any picture show.
Malcolm Tysinger Is entitled to
two tickets good for any picture
show listed here, by presenting this
notice at the ticket office.
/ Donald Vanfossen will be en-
titled to two tickets good for any
picture show advertised in this col
umn, by presenting this ad at the
ticket office.
/ Mrs. Kate Breese and family en-
titled to see any picture advertised
here, by presenting this notice at
the ticket office.
Charles Embree and family will
be admitted to any picture show
advertised here, by presenting this
ad at the ticket office.
We want to take this opportunity
Of thanking the patrons of the Twin
City Opera House for the splendid
attendance on election night, both
at the Rotary Players performance
and at the show following. Sorry
indeed that we could not take care
of all of you, and that you had tc
be disappointed. Come early next
Tuesday night. We will provide as
many chairs as possible, in order
to take care of the big crowd.
Don't forget the big attraction
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