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"One of the greatest film epices ever made;
merits visit after visit to grasp all its glories.".
New York Telegram.
"The most amazingly beautiful motion pic
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New York Mail.
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"Every hit as important as any play on Broad
way. We whole-heartedly commend it to every
man, woman and child."
Daily News (Chicago)
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"f has magnificent settings and costumes and
lighting effects of almost unbelievable beauty."
New York Sun.
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" 'Wien Knighthood Was in Flower' is daz
zling." New York Times.
"'When Knighthood Was in Flower repre
sents the supreme achievement of the motion
picture art." Boston American.
"The supreme triumph of the season."
Portland Oregonian.
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RESERVED SEATS
In answer to numerous requests we have ar
ranged to reserve a limited number of seats
for every show during this last week.
Telephone Atwater 0880 for reservations.
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" Augmented orchestra playing specially comiel
' score under directorship of Joseph Sampietre.
Attendants costumed in the same manner as is
Marion Davies in this photograph from the play.
Admission is 55c and 75c (Loges $1.10 and $150)
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