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popular inelnitleH an. I oiIk.iihi vor
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nallea It u pleiinnK nrlm
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w-lll ih,. ,K AHHoelntlon vauilovlllo
hill lin Ktnijeil complete, nil. I kov
eial olher fciitureu offered In adiil
llon, hut everyhoilv In tin. lhe,.,.e
will ho provided with nolso-maklng
devices utitl with ..mumi.
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The ml.lnlKht nintlneo la
'QUO VAD1S" COMING IN PICTURES
i-w York Critics Who See J'reiuiere I.niid in Their l'raise
of 'Screen Version of This Celebrated Story
""
MorLlnir .1.... . . .. -...tie. . i.t nuiri III 11 ircloeK,
oroutK atory, which Arthur . .....i ii w.i
w'"l n In muted. The ordinary
two hour hhow will bo kept giilnK
aa Ioiik in the aplrlta or tho iiudl
ence Ii, ,1.1k BWuy. Heaerved aeata
lor the alum' niiiy hu obtained two
weelia In ailvance, 11 la utatod.
Moliieia Hi" he, on., of America
mopi rami.ua auiln.ra, wroto di
rectly ror the Hereon,
Alice Terry, who nee. In no .
tro.lu.tloi, lo the million i.r film
fniio. pornaya the principal role
Willi a alneeilty. aklll nn.l under
alulolltiK thai la crlaln to win
her new laltrelH. The aupportltiK
cant In tirade A. mid lnelu.le a
new "rreon find" In iho pen...,,
of ICruewt llllien, liiin.iHomu utul
tllletlled leitdliiK man.
Kcenes rrom Otuantic. new Ver
Hlon of "Quo VndlH," Vhich Jh
Hooked tor Film HhowhiK Htarting
Monday, ot tho McDonald Theutre.
FlrHt XatlontirH irlRantlc now
veraion of "Quu Vadla" la one of
tho outHtamlliiK iiclilevementa or
tliu film induatry, uccurdlng to
Now York critica who viewed ita
premlero nt thu Apollo theatre
lliere.
Tho opening was un 'event" of
Itroailway, many nolablea In thn-
atrleal, motion picture and busi-
neiia llfo attondlnu;. Four hundred
poraom. unablo to get aoatu, alood
In tho rear of tho theatre. Tho pic.
turo will bo nhown at the Melton.
aid thentru next Monday Tuesduy
......in-miuy unu j nurauay. .
eoinnvinK nro excerpts from
nomo or mo cr.tica' rovlewa:
llordaunt Hall In tho New York
Tlmea: ",UmlI JunninKa dcplcta
un u. iiiinoy, luiuoua, rawntng,
drlvelliiK coward. If Nero had
been JnnniiiBH' blltereat enemy, tho
nctor could not have held him up
to Bie.iter rldlcult. Tho whole pro
duction Is nil excellent aneelnele.
The real and artlflcl.il Bettings are
iiupreHHivc,
It. V Jr., In tho Hornld-Trlb-
une: "Thut. lnconiparublo acreen
actor, umll Junnlngs, walked off
wun mo honors ... a character
atudy of Emperor Nero. His per
formance was an achievement- that
stands hich among the cinema
characterizations of recent sea
sons." Peter Milne In tho Telegraph :
" 'Quo Vadls' uuitc surnasscs any
thing that has been done In this
Hue heretofore. Tho high spots
in tho production are provided by
ICmil Junnlngs, whoso Nero Is an
Important addition to his notable
library of characterizations. The
burning of Rome Is tho most spec
tacular event In tho picture."
' ,
During tho filming of Harold
Hell Wright's "A Son of Hla Fa
ther" on location In southern Ari
zona, two expert horsemen rodo
seventy miloa from Tiiaeof. t..
trie motion' plcturo location camp
hoping to double for Warner
Huxter and Bessie Love in some of
the riding scenes for the produc
tion. They arrived nt camp while Di
rector Victor Fleming was rehears
ing a difficult riding scene with
Warner Baxter. The scene called
for Maxtor to vault Into a snddle
and then, riding at, lop speed, leap
over u canyon fifteen feet wide.
Tho two men watched tho scene
rehearsed once and then turned. "J
guess they don't need us. mil," ono
of them was heard to remark as
they atarled bad; toward town.
That foller Just did snmolhlng 1
wouldn't" huvo dono for all the
rodeo money In the world."
"A Hon of Ilia Father," which
will ha shown at tho Mclionnld
theatre next Friday and Katiirday
'. tho newest and finest novel by
one of tho most popular western
authors of today.
.
Ono of tho world's most famous
automobile race tracks the Al
toona speedway was turned Into
a motion picture loc-atlun during
tho filming of the most stirring
scenes in First National's "Tho
t'aco, That Thrills," in which lion
Lyon and Mary Autor will be co
featured soon ut tho McDonald
(heutro.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Flashes From the Screen
Did somebody mention Florida?
From Hollywood, Calif., comes
this yarn to match the beat eman
ating from Miami and way points.
It happened that during tho
course of filming Leatrice Joy's
latest starring picture, a small
Egyptian city. Including the vari
ous tombs and .whatnots that go
with an Egyptian city, was created
on bare ucreage a short distance
from tho film capital.
In the midst of taking his scenes
Director Paul Bloane was Informed
that "ho would have to hurrv un"
because one of the local real es
tate companies had purchased the
land and was starting a subdivi
sion! So the company retreated
leaving Egypt In tho hands of the
realtors. Looking back one1 could
ace their little red and white flags
of victory Waving in the breeze.
Alice Day Is now engaged In
making scenes for the seventh of
he series of two-reelers In which
she is being featured. Wooden
shoes play an Important part in
this comedy which Is laid In Hol
land, with Alice as tho dauchter of
a Dutch tavern keeper. The Wood-
snoes are worn bv Miss Tav.
Sunshine Hart, Mary-Ann Jackson,
Barney Helium and Irving Bacon.
The rest of the players appear as
American tourists and Include Eu-
gnia Gilbert, Sennett's new vamp:
Joseph Young, Loalse Carver and
nave -Morns. Alf Goulding Is di
recting the two-roeler.
Dorothy Dwan. lendlncr ladv for
Larry Semon In the comedian's
nrst feature comedy has advanced
to leads in a very brief space of
lime. Miss Dwan, who Is nineteen
years old, came to California, with
her mother, from 'way down south
In February, 1924, and has been In
pictures only eighteen months.
,'
Poor Doris Kenyon! Life for
her is just 'one shopping tour after
another. If it Isn't for clothes, it's
Alice
TERRY
Rises to Unparalleled Heights
HENRY KING'S
NEW' PAHAMOUNT PRODUenOJJ ,
ANYWOMAN"
A drama of a woman's
fight for love' ,
CE-NTTliY
COMEDY.
lirf .en -mi m rn V'5?' I
I
Lam U Vsa-ft MMi
Vmj ! Aft! KIVM RMltr
1 " ' l
for a house, ' or a, chauffeur or
something like that. Ahd this
time it's for Christmas. For In a
few days she's going to the mining
regions of northern Minnesota I
where she does her stuff opposite
Milton Sills in a new film. The
mining town they're heading for
boasts a couple of hundred Inhabi
tants. Anticipating a dearth ' of
smart shops In - a community of .
that size, Doris is taking advantage
of the old preparedness slogan and
getting her gifts together now.
Itntlnurd from page one
in; Cyr, Mrs. Jay Fish, Mr.
snu Piatfra, Mrs. W. J. I'engrii.
In Oku !ln.teh. Mrs. Wilfred
M. Mn, Ken mill Tuhlas, Mrs..
bti'hiM. Mrs. Hal... Mr a. 11.4-
Mas (truce Wallace, Mina
lull Wallace. Miss Myrtle lliinoy
Btnha Dunlap, Miss Ins
Mud, Mln l(c.-n llloom, MIr
tell Cirltnn. Mlas Virginia
). Mlw Maudo Chane, .Miss
fllCIUM,
.
tin. Charles Hitman, Mia Ida
3 and .Miss Zoula Hmntan
" w mending tho past, uv
!4tri In 1'uratnnd.
I '
ii1"1 M"- A- IXinford ro-
Wlhi week pnit from their
Mtloyiblo nny In snuthorD
jtUv whoro (hoy visited tholr
xiuin.
I r. and Mrs. Loyal ntigh nnd
y f xuoata ot Mr. Hiish'a
In Riilcm for tho weeK-
"""l of hir ami rind dnughter-
JJ. Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Wrst-
e ,,' w- Weatorrlolil of
i?J,"',)V""-"n' ' lft tnr
keH, 'K" "h0 Wll "I"""!
Ckrtiimaii holidays.
I I .
Wl 'h7 M",,Kly Justice, loft
yW for her homo In Port-
f"" i armmllng sovcrnl days
iSr Mr"' 0rv'lln Wnller hnil
fcJkVl E?MI" '"hl-wook Mrs.
, "to their homo In Aatorlii.
and Mm.
Jjry Eddy entertained nt un
at the hoi.m ft i l.n
TUinlay afli-rnoott tin. Indies
Ittih. i n "" mnnage-
i..i. i ,Ha urmgo toa hold
I fritJLt."1? A,l,,a T"u
irtornlly houao. At this
nit? '"'"'"'"'lia.ilon wm f
'"I wl"tar whltth will
a.-'.1
all the wives,
Wmam,"1"'"''" of Alpha. Tnu
V .,,'" "' "'o oy. Mrs.
K b?; fnanlsnllon nnd Mis.
,, ""J't-otiiry-truiiaiii-er.
iwa. a - v. .... ........
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i other nppolntmenlM, covers bolnff
, l-lni-iil n.r Mm. I. III. Mr. and .Mia.
j (ieolKU V. tiliulh. Mr. and .Ml'H.
i tlllhert TyH.ui mill Hon Alum, Mr.
.and .Mia. I nivlil Unit, and Mr. und
1 Mia. Ulliincll.
. a a
I liit Haturduy night at tholr
, home, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. llrail
'aletter eiilvrtaliu-d at u most ut-
tractive dinner parly for meiiitieis
or tin. i:ico cliili. wlio Invited their
huabanda ua spuclal guentu lor the
aveiilng.
A holiday color nolo of red and
Wll.tn was i-mi'led out In the lllbl"
uppolnlnu-nta, an.1 red rariiut.on
centered the tnl.le. Covers woro
placed for lr. and .Mrs. S. I. Head.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Honey, Mr.
and .Mra. Hairy Kin. MIhs Mae
Kinaey, Mini, l-Illiel, Kln.wy, .MIsh
Mabel lilmuioiiH, Mrs. Nellie 1'en
niiigton. Iir. Olive Waller, alias
Kthel Sanborii and Mr. ami Mrs.
tlranstelter.
Mra. Adelaide l.llley nnd Mrs.
Frank Page entertained un Men-
I day lilglu for menihers ot Iho
iouriM cluo.
Inter So club tirotip mot Tliurn
day nfleinooii as glleHts ot Mra.
K B. Parks, a ono o'clock lunch-
son prccea.ng the ufli-rnoon liaurs.
Mrs. Arlltur Morris Is spending I
some time In Seattle as Iho guest
ot her sister having gone north
lit ThuuliiiKlMig tin''.
a
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kur.eno Kelly oti
lertalned at ono of iho week's in
teresting small affairs, Invllng
guests lor Sunday night supper at
iiwiH I........ imhi Sunday evening.
The I'roup numbered .Mr. nnd Alia,
llolbert llliei-leufler, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Mini Ludford and Mr. ami Mra.
Donald McDonald.
a
Mr. and Mra. J. 0. Holt havo
moved from tholr country homo
lo their newlv completed residence.
at ltltlO Falrmouni oounniy. ...
...
TiiPiidnv n'r;hl nt her home Mrs.
Ifluril Macdonald unlertalned tho ,
munihnrs of HI. Mary's Altar guild
society, and following the lnislneas
mooting aupper wita served and an ,
eiijoyablo social lime added to tho
evenings pleasure. "''"'; ",
tho guild nro Mrs. KHswnrlh
Croeker. Mrn. A. 1 1. Tj-s..n, Mrs I
I.. W. Pitt nnd Mrs. It. Smeed, Miaa ,
Fannlo Itoss, Mrs. (I. N, do llrock- ,
Ml
niin . . .
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Unitarian
glloat of
"anin "1'0'iaorod by llv
'"Mil k. ii lueiwiiy
C!" " Ooniatook will
Hi
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"anil Kr"-.I'i J- nrtl nnd
I. nonnliuo left
en. .;
i week nasi r... n...
111 m'onTh " lny wl'l "I"""'
fctSSiir,.01""' wrk
Vn'n"u.? '". mmher,
1lM . I '"", Mrs. T. O. Hussoll
' lot .u1'1 '' lontln to ho lior
"frl," ,"r l,,"t I-'rldiiy
Hti I, , 'i'01" I'lannnd ns
"rhl"o. The illnnor
,n,rDUm!!t,"'pl.,,c of yow
ai.-LI.J JL4 I . n , ' .
fA uviu ijuigs unu neueis rrnue name ourns:
1 fg' the great city , Jt
rM Cj - Christian martyrs burned at the P"8 "velof oman . j
K T ' Beautiful girls thrown to the wirt bd
'r Vvi"Jl'rk. 5lfrti. 'ol,,en ' tied and dragged by.. . Slave girls hurled into the golden . (i llfcnAJ
TjA Vpjyjp chariots in the great race? in the pools to feed the fishes for the )fwXril
yi 1 ' Gladiatorial contests.' yf'g yljfrfillll
VA 1 . "f &i&W ' ITS Chariot races. WMmWA ffi "iKXLWrW
WW A II I , - . - .T71II a i Ii ii ill I II . It t
EMIL JANNINGS
JrX.mwt national Pichits
A Dramatic Masterpiece!
(Continued nn P"?l'!L
Vaudeville Booked at
HciliK Next Thursday
Bill of Unusual Merit
"Knohnntotl Ftirost" Act Only
Ono of Ha Kind St'W!
Sunset Four Prosent Melango
of Melody nml Dnnclne,
The Gigantic New Version of the World's Best Known Novel!
Big
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roploto with variety, and nc i of
tho most highly recotntnei tied nets
on Iho enllro circuit nro im.. "
la nnnoiiiifcd. , . t
' a " asserted
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