Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-14
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OPERA HOUSE
Member Motion Picture Theatre
Owners of Ohio 49,
Member of The National Board o1
Review. and National Committee

pQlSnant romance OF the A.auith
I girl and boy separated at their be-
! trothal and their yearning search.
for each other through the wllds OF
pioneer America. Longfellow' most
eloouent poem. This picture was
lust released Aug. "a, and has not
played in the nearby cities. me
box office check up of Motion Pic
lures News dated Nov. 2, gives
"Fvangeline'' rating of 1000
with "The Gold Diggers of Broad
way" and "The Cockeyed World, =
as opposition. Los Angeles. Para
mount News. Hardy-Laurel comedy
LYMAN Howe Hodge Podge. Spe'
cial music. One show each evening,
at 1880. Admission 20 and Acc.
SATU RDAY, Nov. 16-Buster
Keaton and Ernest Terrence in
steamboat Bill" The screen
first big Mississippi river thriller.
Never has their been so much tun
on a boat. Spacious gllmpses OF
1 American river life. Aesops fa-
bles Our Gang comedy. Cartoon.
Two shows, 7 and S:45. Admission
10 and soc.
MONDAY, Nov. 1S-"The Bridge
of San Luis Rey" When Thornton
Wilder wrote THE Bridge of San
Luis Rey." the whole world hailed
it as masterpiece OF romantic
story telling. Now it is here as
marvel of the LIVING screen. A great
cast marvellous production with
Lily Damita, Ernest Torrence,
Raouel Torres and Don Alvarado.
News. Comedy. Glassware night.
One show at 7:30. Admission l0
and soc.
TUESDAY,, Nov 19-George Ban
croft in 1.-The Docks of New York.
Comedy. News. Last chapter OF
"Tarzan, the Mighty One show at
7:3O. Admission 10 and soc.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov.
81 2c-l aorre Sidney in "CohGns
d kellys n Atlantic City," Ravish-
ing beaut. in bathing suits made
business a pleasure for Cohen d
Kelly, but vamps and wives make
hectin YES Prepare to laugh as
you'yo never laughed before. News.
Comedy. One show each evening,
at 7:3O. Admission 20 and 4Oc.
SATURDAY, Nov 23-Buddy
Rogers and Mary Brian in "The
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nous play magnolia" by Booth
Harrington Comedy. Cartoon.
Two shows, and S:45. Admission
10 and soc.
| Please note that 1.-The Docks OF
New York. and The Bridge of San
Luis Rey'' have been changed since
the November calendar has been
printed. "The Bridge of San Luis
Rey" on Monday night, and 1.-The
Docks of New York" for Tuesday
night. Watch your step.
Have you joined the Red Cross
vet? The annual roll call is now
on.
Two day pictures for December
will be an all star cast in "Alibi,
Eleanor Boardman in "She Goes To
War;" Lon CLANCY in Thunder
Ronald Colman in Rescue Eddie
Ouillan in "The Sophomore" will
be the Christmas picture. big
News" is slated for our midnight
show New Years eve. This is big
newspaper story.
n Dates for the festival program
are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Nov. 26, 27, %, 20
First night, MRS. Plimpton's Hus-
band" a three act comedy. Sec.
ond night, Gordon B. Smith, lee
turer, Enhancing Ideals.' Third
night, Loseff's Russian Orchestral
Revue" Fourth night, "Smilin
Through" with the Ernest MisneI
PLAYERS. Season tickets have beer
made so that every member of the
family can afford to attend. Adults
ST. and any person in the grade OIL
high school, soc. Tickets VIII be
placed on sale next week. Whet
YOU are solicited, BUY, don't Offer
any excuses. This entertainment /:
of the very best, and you should bt
| proud that we can have this class o.
entertainment. At the above price;
| the house will have to be packed tt
even meet expenses. Boost thu
| winter Chautauqua.
| We hope the teachers of the coun
| ty will urge many of their pupils tt
| see "Evangeline."
| Lest you forget-'The Bridge o
San Luis Rey," Monday night, in
| stead of Tuesday night. George
Bancroft in Docks of New York,
| Tuesday night.
4 The last chapter of ''Tarzan, thu
Mighty" next Tuesday night. Their
h will be no picture shows the follow
l ing week, except Monday and Sat
Il urday, on account of the wlnte
\ festival. Beginning about the frs
Il of the year another serial will b.
started, and Tuesdays will be de
voted chiefly to western pictures.
The lady patrons of our theatre
b are saying lot of nice things abou
that fine glassware they are gettins
every Monday night.
Austin CouIson, former member
of our at ittla OrchaStr ra - writes II,
from Cornwall that he will be home
during the holidays. All right Aus
tin, we are going to make the holi