Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-17
T WIN CITY
OPERA HOUSE
Member Molten Picture Theatre
Owners OF Ohio
&
Member of The National BOARD of Re-
view, and National Committee
for Better Films


THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Feb
17-13-Ronald Coleman and Belle
Benne "Stella Dallas A life ot
love, revealed in story that was
great, greater as play, greatest a:
a photo drama. There's a "Stella
Dallas" in every community, Hel
life's romance is of the world. Here
is one of our finest pictures. Spe-
cial music by Marion Fisher, Deane
Northrup and Harry Stull. PATH
News. One show each evening al
1880. Admission 20 and Acc.
XXX
SATU RDAY, Feb. 19-Fred
Thompson and "Silver King" in
Lone Hand Saunders" A story of
love, laughs, hard riding, quick
shooting, against background of
breath-taking beauty. Fables. Car
toon and comedy. Two shows, 7
and 8:45. Admission 10 and 30c.
MONDAY, Feb. 21 - Reginald
Denny in Rolling Home" A roll
licking medley of joyous fun. Ser
ial comedy. News. One show at
7:30. Admission 10 and soc.
T u E SDAY, Feb. 22-Richard
in "Ranson's Folly" A
story of the south during Civil war
days. Pathe News. Comedy. One
show at 7:3O. Admission 10 and
30c.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 23-Priscilla
Dean in "The Dice Woman" and
Dorothy Mackaill and Conway
rearle in "The Dancer of Paris
rwo wonderful shows at one-half
he regular admission. One show.
starts at 1880. Admission 10 and
80. Two admissions on each 3Oc
icket
THURSDAY, Feb. 24--Syd Chap
in in THE Man on the Box" A
oy ride through laughland. From
he novel by Harold McGrath.''
charleston contest. Pathe News.
ZEN dollars in cash and prizes. One
how at 7:3O. Admission 10 and
0c.
FRIDAY, Feb. 25-Percy Mar
lont and Clara Bow in "Mantrap."
rom the fashionable shops of New
'ork to the rugged beauty of the !
anadian woods. Comedy. News. |
ne show at 1880. Admission 10 |
nt soc.
S STU RDAY, Feb. 26-ViOla |
ana in Bred In Old Kentucky"
he land where the blue grass
rows. All the thrills and glamour
Derby day on the famousst
hurchin Downs. Fables. Cartoon. I
omedy. Two shows, and 8:45.
dmission' 10 and soc. I
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Let us Lave your name at the box I
flee if you wart to take part in the I
Charleston"
Serial oI Monday night next
eek. Watch, out for this, boys.
Williams concert entertainers
ith us soon in an hours program
efore the picture. Watch for
ties.
Harold Lloyh in his latest, His
id Brother March "a
The following are entitled to COM
imentary tickets for any picture
.ow: Russell Mcdaniel, Maurice f.
rcher, L. II. Sears, Harry Balder-
IN, Glen Walrayen. Bring the
miiy.
After next month, no shows on
-ednesday nights, A good show on
onday night on the same plan as
e now are running on Wednes-
lys. Tuesdays strictly western
ith serial and comedy. Our big at
actions on Thursday and Fridays,
I'd fine show with all the com
lies and cartoons we can use to
sund out the week. We feel sure
lis will about take care of the
so far as we are con-
,rned.
The picture for" next Tuesday.
birthday, will be
imes kirkwood and Betty Comp
IN in ''The Wise Guy" instead Of
2anson's Folly" Sorry we have to
axe this change, but the comments
'e very good on this picture, so you
ill not be disappointed. With this
erection our program will follow
lie calendar you have already re-
lived.
If you did not receive one of our
llendar programs, please call and /
g will see that you get one. If you +
We out of town we will be glad to-
all you one. This covers the list
pictures for the balance of Feb
Iary.
Judge Harry M. Finley was in