Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-09-04

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THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept.
4-5-Barbara Stanwyck and Ralph
Graves in Ladies of Leisure" Here
is the picture you've been waiting
for It's the daring picture of the
season. Now running in many of
the big city theatres. Splendid set
tings Superb characterizations by
one of the greatest casts ever as
sembled for single production,
Fox Movietone News. Disney Car
toon A beautiful short subject,
"The Doll Shop will be worth
your time alone One show each
evening, at 8. Admission Is and
/ $50
SATURDAY, Sept. 6-Georse
O'Brien and splendid cast in Last
of the Duanes," Zane Grey's great
outdoor romance. The action drama
sets a riproaring pace in the great
est Of Greys western romances.
Filmed and recorded amid the pic
turesque landscapes of Arizona.
Krazy Kat Cartoon Our Gang
Comedy. Three shows, starting at
$50. II this picture draws like
The Lone Star Ranger" you will
have to come early if you get a
seat Admission Is and 35c.
MONDAY and TUESDAY,, Sept.
S-9-John Mccormack and Man
reen OSullivan in "Song of My
Heart" Movietone's miracle, brings
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YOU at popular prices Think of a
! $5 concert and a 50 show combined
in rare entertainment that costs
you so little and guarantees you so
much pleasure You'll loye the
charming love story, the hilarious
comedy, the soul stirring senti-
ment. the eleven songs, sung glor-
iously by Mccormack. Some of the
songs are "Then You'll Remember
Me, :" Just For Today" Little Boy
i Blue" Il Hear You Calling Me. =
The premier showing of this pic
ture in southeastern Ohio, Metro
tone News One show each even
ing, at g. Admission l 5 and 35c
WEDNESDAY. Sept 1O-Richard
Dix and Lois Wilson in "Lovin' the
Ladies' " The fastest, zippiest,
smartest laugh thriller Dix ever
made Spotlight Comedy One
show, at S. Admission Is and 35c.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Sept
/ l11-12-Jack Aokie. Polly Walker,
and a thousand others in Radios
Musical Wonder Show. Hit the
I of eli nh
ers. dancers and beautiful girls
Decks a ring with the tap Of dane
I ing mighty choruses swelling
I into rapturous strains Of Halle
luiah -roistering sea ballads, en-
chanting love songs, haunting spirit
uals, all wound into a stirring tale
of sea tanged rnmance. Fox Movie
/ tone News. Screen Snapshots One
show each evening, at s. Admis-
sion Is and 35c.
SATURDAY. Sept. 13-Warner
Baxter in Romance Of the Rio
Grande" This production is win
ming high praise as one of the out
standing western dramas to appear
since the inception of talking pic
lures. Aesop's Fables. Comedy.
Two shows, and S:45 Admis-
sion ! ) and 35c
Never in the history of our ten
years in the theatre business have
we been able to bring to our pa
irons such wonderful entertainment
as is listed above. Big pictures
New pictures. The nearest theatre
that has played the John McCor-
mack picture is Loews Broad. Co
lumbus Last of the Duanes" just
closing a weeks run at Loew's, Co
lumbus, this week,
We don't want to rub it in too
much about Common Clay" that
we played about three weeks ago,
but for your information, it played
four weeks at the Roxy Theatre.
New York, the largest motion pic
ture theatre in the world. This is
the third picture, since the Roxy
opened about five years ago, that
has run more than two weeks
must be some picture. Still running
at the Roosevelt theatre, Chicago;
Loew's Stillman, Cleveland; in its
second week, and if space permitted,
could name you dozen of other
theatres in as many of the largest
cities where Common Clay" is still
running. We merely mention this
that you may know we are trying to
give our patrons the best at the very
earliest date.
While we are receiving hundreds
of compliments on our sound repro
duction, now and then some criti-
cism comes along Why we can't
understand, of course sound is not
perfect, and will not be for years.
The finest equipment in the world
cannot make person talk any
palmer than they do in their natur-
al conversation in a picture. How
many times have you attended some
big minstrel or road show, when the
people were right in front of you
and you did not always get their
jokes, or what they said But we
do contend that we have as good
sound as any theatre in this part
of the state And our sound will
be improved very considerably in
speaker will be added, and this will
help to distribute the sound more
equally across the house, and then
too the newer pictures are being
recorded better, and in this way we
can reproduce them better to you.
Did you see the Overture 1872"
that was produced by Hugo Reisen-
field? This is said to be one of the |
finest short subjects we ever ran,
and we believed it as the people ap-
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