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'AL.TA .Jkluhel Narniand In "The.
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AKCAOli Anna. I.tttle In "Tho
W.irld fur- Knle."
rASTlUIi-rNnmin. Tullll.nlBn In
"Tho Secret of ; thu Storm
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SEQUAL TO .STESSJOE THE STORM COUNTRY) .THE HEROINE, 1 TESS,
! i'RUNS iTIIE G ASIOT. OREMOTION BEFORE THE , STORY , IS COMPLETED.
f '."MOTHER LOVE IS; GLORIFIED.' k
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- YOU ALL SAW MARY PICKFORD IN TESS OF iTIE STOR3I COUNTRY.
; YOU ALL WILL'WANT TO SEE NORMA TADMADGE IN THE SEQUEL.
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iijstery?LoveTaid Laughter:
: Starring JkeJVidezworld Favorite
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!ubuitw1.. -'v ft 8 , i i -! rt
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Filled with, wonderful'
5aspenseiExcitement
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i Secret ; tU last minute
The star who In
lnved by millions.
All the mystery and
romance rnu'red to
make you sit tiKht in
your seat.
I'a newest ' Goldwyn production. I g
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apnenl. form the basis of Mabel Nor-
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Binning; ismnday -at the Alta theater.
Miss Normand. plays a copy Kirl. Ini
a busy newspaper office, getting- Into.J
a semper which causes her .aischarnet
or is about to brin It ..when h
Is saved. : Patricia O'llourke Is givei.
hn. .ftrat auvl.nln.nl wiiSii the. Tironi
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Ise .that the job -will wait for her if U
she Is sccessful. - A number of dar-ijJ
ine; roooeries nave oeen wniiniw .ijr j .
crook who seem possessed of . inside
information i concerning the .-rich
homes they plunder. The police have
a clue- which .causes them to wateh
the. nettlement. house ..conducted by-j
Hunter 'Mason, a young, millionaire, i
aa the source rom which utha plans J
come, t Patricia Is .ordered, to go tot
the mission as a derelict and. if poss i
silile, eital a tin arch on Jhe police
and score a ."beaff for her, paper. ,
Mistaken for a thief,, in. sore need
of reform, the girl. Is received ,lyH
Hunter Mason and. Latham, his seo-..
retary, and so appeals to the million
aire that he enlists his mneber's ulii,
in caring for her. She also meets a
girl .who, in spite of her . love ; for
Latham, is making a bid for Mnson's-Jl
alfections. .
Then cmes .a benefit dnnre nt the
Star. of Hope mission. Everyone Is
akd to pay. for the pivllege of danc-
thls.phptoplay n:ill. appeal not only toj
box in charge, of Patricia. The ball-
room . la. thronged .with fashionables y
and the contribution box contains
thousCTids of dollars. No one suspects
that among the guests is the very f
person responsible for. the robberies,.'! i
but when one of the crooks confesses t
th police make for the dance.. What
follows forms the big surprise of IhM
story..,
From the Novel by Sir Gilbert Parker v
Pictui ized and personally directed by J. STUART RLACKTpN
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Arcade Sunday-Monday-Ann
IJUle. wInKOir. heroine ot
The AVnrld for Sale,"- a- Paramount
Lplcture which has been dramatised
for the screen by X Stuart Blackton,,
makea an ideal Fleda Druse an ahe !j
the exact type described by Sir Gil
nert barker In his well-known novel
by that -name.-
i Her former screen experience also
fits admirably for the role as she has
appeared almond exclusively in parts
of this type, Anfbng her best known
screen productions are: "The Land
of IJaardR," 1'Matchln. Jim.' "Imme
diate I-oe," and "Count of St. Simon."
Miss Little, in "The World for Sale,
will appear at the Arcade theater on
Sunday. .
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Romance, adventure, and thrills galore are in this wonderful Paramount Pic
ture by the world famous author, Sir Gilbert Parker. A virile story of the
great-Northwest and racial conflict.
All the thrills, adventure and wild Romance that enter into the life of the
frontier.
KATZEN JAMMER RIDS
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" Chas. 0.u Breach,I?Director,
' Overt ui e - Monttna'. Noon and Xteht ,
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valsc Ixml. Den-cement
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Three Dance from Henry VIII. . .
... Cjerman
(a) Morris Dance '
. (b) Shepherds Dance. .
(c) Torrti Dance ' 1 - '
.Selection I lavorila. . Donixetti
- Suite The Land of Ilirds.. . .'. .- KMo
(( Tlie-Swallows.
( b The Nightingale.
() The Canaries
KekKelkm Madame.' Favart . '. .'. .....
. ,i Pastime nnday.Mmday. ,
"The Secret of - the Ktorrn Country"
will, have a lesson. for everyone -who
seea it." .declared Norma Talmadge in
discussing the picture. ''In my opin
ion it. is- every motion, picture actress'
duty. to. uphold the sanctity, erf the
heme, and Inasmuch, aa. the 'fifth ei
tate plays such an Important part In
moulding present-day public opinion
this photoplay will apeal .not only to
one class but to every rank of society,
rich or poor, worldly or homelovJng.
"It is because it has this appeal that
I think It the greatest picture I have
ever done. ---The story depends for Its
climax on love's sacrifice. And inas
much as this is an era-of sacrifice it
will teach to every woman who sees it
a lesson which will make her wa,m to
sacrifice herself for a worthy cause,
either for home or for country.
"True.. "The Secret of the Storm
Country i is melodrama, but the., big
gest successes in New York this year
have been melodramas. .-The heroine.
Teas, runs the gamut of emotions be
fore -the story Is completed," contin
ued Miss Talmadge. "Mother love Is
glorified, if there Is each a thing as
glorifying the - noblest emotion rot
which the-human heart Is capable.'
The scenario has heart-Interest, love,
action ana sacrifice, and a more com
plete formula for a screen triumph
cannot be imagined."
Offenbach
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It Is rumored that . Marie Doro la
to form a company and make her own
pictures, using stories by big authors, j
A recently dismissed suit-in, New
York reveals tbaf thar-early-te-uus.
John It. Freuler. president of Mutual,.;
offered Mury rickford 15.0n a week 1
to make pictures for Mutual and that
Mary's mother wanted her to make!
the change. However, Mary prefer..)
red to remain with Adnlph Zuknr of j
Famous I'luyers. ... ;
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SCTIEKX OOSKIP.
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Doris Kenyon used to., be a n-m
voiced chorister In Brooklyn.
Molly ikfnlone says she broke into
pictures to eat. she just had to get
a job and the first money she earned
went for a meal.
Arthur Ouy Empey. star of Vita
graph's "Over the Top," had his first
histrionic experenee when he predtic
ed his sketch. "Th Diamond I'aluce
Saloon," in a barn, "somewhere !n
France." i
Don't Forget to Buy
that Thrift Stamp.
VAUDEVILLE
; PEAT & STEVENS
Fun in a Chinese Laundry.
Singing, Talking and Dancing.
ORBASANVS COCKATOOS
Birdland Paradise.
.:S SylvUi Dreamer, who halls from a
: SI frontier settlement of . Australia, has
.rrjbeen chosen by J. fttuart nisckton..t
iElPlay the leading role In his picttiriza
. jrjtion of the llrs. Humphrey Wafd
- Sj novel, "Missing." i
js) They sav Theda I'arn' sister Is gA
. lng Into pictures. - ?.
si The Novation of Alma fluben - fo
stardom ndls another convent-bred
girl to the srrern luminaries. , j
21 ay Tncher will le long remember
S ! ed as the loudext ftrweeer of xiubrette
m i stars. hh' KiMrialixed in stripes btft
"T tbey-say she's reformed. .
who wished some
thing auhe ultra in garii for a new
comedy, has bought a suit from the
Salvation Army In Los Angeles. The j
raiment was built several decades aKOj
Mary Anderson has quit Vltaaraphij
She wants $350 a week for her next j
engagement and says,, she's going t,
hold out for it. - , , .
Ben Wilson, popular ITniversnlj
leading man. Is now a serial director, i
One of the first liberty bond sale
Mary Pickford made In New York, on !
her trip east was- to .'Jack, herj
brother. Mary, .Jack and Ma Pick-
ford held a reunion in the ClnriilKej
Hotel. Jack wearing the navy, uniform;
The latest Is that Margarita Fisc-h-j
er has changed her name to ,Ms '. ,
itc Fisher. .. Harry Pollard, her hits'
band, Is directing Kiln IJnlJ for l iil-
versal. . . -
Rumor has It that- Wtilard Mack la I
to take charKe of the, Oolilwyn ace
naro department. ( Which wns renpon-
HlttlA for the 'i. report that ;, I'i.uUn
Frederick was to switch from
mount to Goldwyn.
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VIVIAN MARTIN,
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The Fair Barbarian I
ji'iigniiuny inceriaining.
. . Fox Sunshine Comedy ;
"SHADOWS OF THE PEST"
, Laugh and Roars.
VAUDEVILLE
. BARDELL & OTTO
1 The Somewhat Different Jugglers.
MARGIE CARSON
Female Baritone. j
BUY THRIFT STAMPS EVERY DAY.
Pauline Ctirley, Harold, Iockwood
leading woman, is sorely peeved
cause her home folks at Holy ok e,
Mass., have been reRaied with tori-n
that she Is to wed an operatic bari
tone. Taullne Is 26 , or 'ihereabout.v
has no4 intentions .of-marry Ins anyone,
for many a year, and ' In addition,,
doesn't vcn know the -. baritone in
question ,
How truly pooplfe sympathise with
the "underdog" 1h shown by tho let
ters Hud Flher receives, generally,
fn.m younxHtera, nsklnir that Jetf le 1
allowed, to.,"piit., one over, n'a M utt la
the animated cartoons. 1
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reading department read S.'iOO stories,
in throe months and 38 of them wore.
purchased. Little more than one et I
cent of-the. stuff auhmlttcd proved; A'
available. . A
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the world the exact p.-roentaRe of hf r
Kalary, that a motion ptdure star de
pends on- varlods thinps. Tho couii
pller will find that clothes take nioMt
of Virginia l-'earaon'a shekels. a la tb
jmakins; of 'Tht Fire-brand.'' ht-r new
est idcture, it was .revealed th.'ir tbe
Mialely Miss IVarson never "rctHt"
on her $ownM In any, of h r. prduf "
tlons-
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The Bandit, and
a The Prpacher
.A FIVE PART WESTERN AND ONE OF
HART'S BEST PRODUCTIONS. THE SCENES
ARE LAID IN THE WESTERN CATTLE COUN
TRY. IN THIS PICTURE HART IS CALLED
UPON TO , IK) THE BUST W()RK OF HIS
CAREER. ; ,;
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