Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-09-19
T WIN CITY
OPERA HOUSE
Member Motion Picture Theatre
Owners of Ohio
Member of The National Board of
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Review, and National Committee
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept.
19-20-Dolores Del Rio in "Ra-
mona The world famous novel by
Helen Hunt Jackson. This daring
unusual story is laid in the early
days of California-before the pio-
neer redmen were driven from their
kingdoms by invading whites-the
story begins at sheep shearing time
"a band of Indians headed by the
handsome Allessandro are engaged
for the shearing this un-
usual harvest of wool-the young
chieftain and Ramona fall in love
A beautiful picture. Come and see
the whole story Paramount News.
Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel com
edy. Misses Christine Shilling and
Marcia Davis will sing the song
mission 20 and 40c.
SATURDAY, Sept. 21-Fay Wray
and Gary Cooper in 1.-THE First
Kiss Hero and heroine of ''The
Legion of the Condemned, in their
first costarring picture-an elabor-
ate production of popular Satur-
day Evening Post serial story The
story was adapted from Tristan
Tupper's -Four Brothers" Don't
let the title of this picture mislead
you. 1t is very highly recommended
as one of the best pictures ever
made. Fables cartoon. Comedy
Our Gang. Two shows, and S:45.
A n ~, iccio,, opI
MONDAY. Sept 23-Charles Far
rell and Greta Nissen in Fail. -
FAIL was adapted to the screen
from the successful French play
French playwright, Pierre Frondaie.
FAIL was produced on super
lavish scale. The sets are colorful
and big-and there are dozens of
them. The Venetian water scenes,
the Paris bathrooms and boudoirs,
the Arabian palace, to mention but a
few. China Night. Paramount News.
One show at 1880. Admission 10
and soc.
TUESDAY, Sept. 24-Tom Mix in
"Deadwood Coach" A reissue. All
the fun and thrills of a wild west
show in this greatest of all Mix pic
lures. 7th chapter of "Tarzan, the
Mighty" Comedy. One show at
1880. Admission 10 and 30c.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept.
26 and 27-Return engagement OF
King of Kings" Beautiful, reyer-
ent, awe inspiring, uplifting, is this
story Of the greatest
the world has ever known
the martyrdom and crucifiXion of
Jesus. The more you see this pic
ture the more you will enjoy it,
saw this picture here last
and We are sure a great
many people will want to see 1t
again. One show each evening, at
7:30. Admission 20 and 40c.
SATURDAY, Sept. 2S-Buddy
Rogers and Mary Brian in Some
one to Love" A comedy melo-
drama of love. Delightfully."-, enter
clean. Fables. Comedy.
Two shows, Z and S:45. Admission
10 and SOC.
Keep in mind that 10th anniver-
;ary week, beginning Monday, Oct.
7th. A great program Of pictures,
music, songs and special attractions
S being arranged.
The Shannon Players closed very
uccessful week. Saturday night,
With packed house In our ten
ears experience we have never had
company so we'll received We
lave yet to hear a single criticism.
Everybody seemed we'll pleased with
heir plays, and everyone is speak
ng of the fine manner in which they
onducted themselves. They will be
Jack next year, but we may pass up
air week, and have them during
ONE other time that is not so busy I
The winter Chautauqua this year
viii be Thanksgiving week, opening
n Tuesday and closing Friday. First
light Mrs. Plimpton's Husband" a /
hree act Broadway comedy success. /
fordon B. Smith, lecturer. Loseff's
russian orchestral revue. Last .
light, "Smilin' Through" world ia
nous play.
Thrift Paint is good as the best I