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Attractions at Strand Theatre

Today and Thursday Face in
the Sky" is the story Of an idyllic
romance of a young signboard ar
tist and a country -dreamers
both, but toward different goals.
The part of the artist is played by
Spencer Tracy, and the country
girl is portrayed by Marian Nixon.
Stuart Erwin plays as the stupid
helper of Tracy.
Friday and Saturday promises
to bring a real treat in entertain
ment for the movie fans of this
town. Fast Life, with William
Haines and an all-star cast, a
breath-taking motorboat racing
picture recently completed at Cat
alma Island and in the Los Angeles
Harbor Haines is given one of
the strongest roles of his career as
the irrepressible Sandy" motor
boat mechanic who has a new idea
for an engine that will break the
worlds record He drives his boat
through a race that will send
thrilling chills down the spine of
even the most apathetic theatre
goer Cliff Edwards pokes his ex-
pressive countenance into a series
Of comedy situations with Haines
through which they both have
many hilarious adventures. Madge
Evans is seen in a sparkling role
as the daughter of a wealthy rae
ing boat builder who obtains jobs
for Haines and Edwards in her
fathers company. The two-mile
a-minute story is based on r.. y.
Rath's novel, Let's Co." il which
a young motorboat mechanic and
his assistant are determined tO get
backing for their new type of en-
gine. When they finally do get A
wealthy boat builder to construct
the craft using their plans, they
have a serious accident and are
forced To resort to piracy among
the millionaires' yachts in the har-
Dor, leaving IO.U.'s for the money
they take. The way the two speed
boat demons finally do get their
boat in international competition
leads the way to smashing
climax
Monday and Tuesday Norma
Shearer and Clark Gable in
strange Interlude" a treat is in
store for lovers Of both the stage
and screen when the sensational
film hit, Strange Interlude", opens
here at popular prices. Thousands
have already paid 81 to see Norma
Shearer and Clark Gable in this
sensational Eugene O'Neill drama.
This is the play which ran for a
year and a half on Broadway with
Lynn Fontanne in the role played
by Miss Shearer on the screen. This
powerful O'Neill drama deals with
the tragedy Of a woman who finds
she cannot have children because
of a streak of insanity in her hus-
bands family. Unwilling to rob
her husband and herself of parental
happiness, she hits upon a remark
able, ultra-modern plan for pre-
i serving their domestic tranquility,
a device which involves the love of
two other men and which eventual
ly brings all four characters into
the most difficult Of dramatic com
plications The role Of Nina Leeds
in Strange Interlude" is said to
be the most ambitious ever at
tempted by the talented Miss
Shearer, both in the matter Of
psychological Interpretation and
acting power The part also calls
for an extraordinary feat in make
up" Not in the least Of the novel
ties in Strange Interlude" is the
fact that it retains the much-dis-
cussed spoken-thoughts or "asides"
of the original play. To accom-
plish this double dialogue" effect,
two separate sound recordings
were made as the picture was film
ed.
Capitol Theatre Movie Club Contest
100000 in Cash Prizes will be
given away by the Capitol Theatre
on Thursday evening, March 30,
1893. Remember the date. You
can help your favorite candidate
win $500 in cash or a new 1888
Chevrolet Coach or $4,000 in cash
as second prize and SO on, by buy
/ ing a book of admission tickets. In
purchasing a S5 book of tickets
you receive $3.50 in admission to
the theatre, a SO book of tickets
t you receive $3.4O in admissions to
the theatre and 81 book of tickets
gives you $1O0 worth of admis-
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