MARY PICKFOKD IV
"THH URU AMUBICW
Araorlra'd Sweetheart Coming
In Dig Patriotic Picture on
HBtiirilny, .tunc 21
As an exceptional attraction for
Kt Saturday, Juno II, 1 1 - - in.u mi-.'
Kooiit of tho Liberty Theatre announ
ces the. engagement of Mary Piokford
in her big patriotic picture "The
V-tttle American," conceded to be the
ventest patriotic message ever seen
on the motion picture screen. This
j"rture was billed to appear at this
heatre some lime before but owing
o the unfortunate dosing because
of the "flu" It had to be postpone!.
This Ik in line with the Intention
of the management to put its bMl
rnrriMiis on for Saturday afternoon
matinees and iu the evening for t ti -
-.articular benefit of out of town
sntrons.
"The Little American" will be ths
.attraction for the matinee on that
day and will alio be given in the
opening for the people in town. This
production was staged under the per
sonal direction of that master of
acreencraft, Cecil B. DeMille. creator
if "Jean the Woman," this product
lion, it is generally felt, surpasses
swn the wonderful achievement of
'Iwit masterpiece.
Popularly known as "Amefloa'a
.Sweetheart.'' Miss I'lckford presents
a particularly fitting haracterlzatlon
trn the role of this new Artcraft pic
ture. Presenting a story of oefiaclal
Slmely theme by Mr. I)e Mille and
Jennie Macphcrson. this production,
it is promised, will bring home mo.'l
.ffeclively, conditions Involving the
recent great war. Stirling rtawa 'i
remarkably spectacular :r iceiMS,
Mrtti on laml and sea, are pictured
ri the most motfen .manner ot phote
play technique
As Angela Moore, the little Amer
n-an girl who braves the dangora of
(be war zone. "Our .Mary" appear! In
ha I la readily thought to he the
.-.rentes! dramatii etforl of her ii'" r
in aoenea thai demand much ol b r
histrionic finesse ana offera a pertra:
akl that Is unlike anything hitherto
arlven to the screen i ti da tamoua
. ttle actress.
in the production of "The Little
American," various well-known ,mt!.-
p.'ilieH on conditions e idem "! aero
die ocean, have collaborated v.. h
Mr. I)e Mille, With the result t!mf.
-wen the most minute detail baa been
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iiiiui I perfect. Again the com
bined arts of Mary I'lckford and Cot ,1
B. I)e Mille have been linked together
fc the cause of the photoplay and
lodging from advance reports, this
production will go down in motion
riicture hlHtory as one of Its greatest
works of art, as well as one of its
nost powerful appeals.
tel-Sli: FKKUUMON IN
"SONG OK HONGH'
Play Pan of (ili I or I usual
Beauty Who iw-gim
Life as Salesgirl
A modern sociological drama Is the
vehicle in which Elsie Ferguson is
tarred in the Artcraft picture shown
i the Liberty Theatre tomorrow,
.Milled "The Song or Bongs." The
scenario was written by Charles
Malgne and adapted from stage play
in Kdward Sheldon. Miss Ferguson
in. ii u role very slmilur to the one she
played in "The Outcast," which was
1io crowning achievement of her
stngo career, and in which she was
acclaimed by dramatic critics
throughout the country as the lead
ing emotional actress of the Amer
ican star."
In "Tho Song of Songs" she in
terprets the prt of Lily Kardos, a
girl of unusual beauty, who begins
life as a salesgirl for an Oriental
store with branches on the board-
j walks of Palm Houch and Allan!
i City, where she attracts the alten
tions of wealthy men. n-r earner
is a series of dramatic Incidents, and
she rises to a commanding position
as the wife of en-senator Calkins, a
millionaire who proposes marriage
only BttW ha has been repeatedly
repulsed In his wily advances
Through the plotting of Calkins'
housekeeper, a former victim of his
perfidy. Lily Is caught In a seeming
compromising position, and in a fit
Ol jealous rage he drives her away.
gfc . ; innj . Into the taal life of
tn Into which i ha la thrown and
hit r i, ,! f rphen Bennett, a high
n ,, . man, Ith uh m she
talla In Ion , Throuih the Interven
tlon of tn . man'a wealthy uncle t ii
shailows ol her paat are brOUfht up
and loom up M a barrier between tin
lovers. Lily is prevented from lulclde
bj Stephen who disregards his unci"'-.
command and rushes to his sweet -
licit'.; aide in time to BVg her life.
The production bus been staged
iu the usual sumptuous manner by
Artcraft, aid presents a notable cast.
( ii Fletcher appcara ns Stephen
Bennett, and Crauford Kent i- Dick
: aii i. the ' old blooded and rich uian-
about- town, who cauaea Lily t lo
bom : and husband. Frank LOH
Blayi the part of e senntor Calkin
I
an elderly roue, and the role of
i'hliicns Bennett, the crafty uncle
ot Stephen, who cunningly traps idly
I Into a betrayal of her past life, is
' Inti rpreted by ltobort fuiiiinings.
Joseph Kaufman, who bus produc
ed many exceptional pictures for the
Famous Players-Lasky Company, dir
ected this photoplay. Ills last pic
ture released on the Paramount pro
gram was "The Land of Promise,"
starring Billle Burke.
LOVK LKTTKKS" HTORY
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Play by Hliaimon
Klfo June, S.
Dorothy Dalton, the popular Para
mount star, will be seen at the Lib
erty Theatre on next Wednesday,
June 18, in her latest Parumount
photoplay, "Love Letters," written
by Shannon Fife and produced under
the personul direction of Thomas Ii.
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The story deals with Klleen Rod
ney, a romantic young girl who suc
cumbs to the charm of ltamoud
Moroland, a man much older than
horaeif vho dabbles tn orotic Ormi '-'i
creeds ami wrlt-.i liim Incriminating
love letters. She plans to elo e t:h
f i tm. hut when she fin . - he ha bo
intention of marrying; hei ha balka
and i atarna to her home.
Shortly afterward sir marrlea the
young nistrict Attorni i has
long been In love with her ai baa in--
asslstiiul. After a year or BO Of
remarkably happy march I Mora
land returns and tries to revive ' li"
old affair. Falling In IhUi he ter
rifies Klleen by threat ula to tell
her IiIIhIhiuiI lilt unless --lie u.!l line
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to his rooms for tiie love letters abe
asks.
Driven to bay, BUeen mi
iIkii evening finda bar at a .:nit
tance al aforaland'a room There
Is a atrngglei but BI1 inagea to
by striking In in with a huge
i andlaatich Bhe gel
bttl without the letters
'i he in i mornini i d la
found murdered, a woman la a
cuaed, and the flnget I uapiolod
culm i to point at Bileeo I ir bu
band'a young aaalatanl cornea to her
aid. and when he find,-, her in Mi t
I land's mom. where aha ha ome in i
deaperate terror lest the lettera stinl
be found, lie helps her d awav With-,
out belBg seen by b t Inula:. I, who.
is also there.
The real murd-Tr is found ut I
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"Six years ugo I bu I rli lUmai iu
so hud i wus going on crutchea."
writes August Htiiu.ilell. Sister Ha;,,
Wis. "i tried aoveral medialnea and
do i toi and got 110 relief. Three
bottles of Foley Klduu ('Ills cured
me. I threw away my orutehae "
Have no equul for weak, sore, aching ,
back, mil ..ti-1 or joints.
Foley Kidney Pills sold e' irywUnre.
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last, however. In the person of an
old gardener of Morelaml's whose
daughter he bad wronged years be
fore and who had waited his oppor
tuuity for revenge Klleen then con
fesses all to her husband When he
underatanda thai there bad after all
been nothing to the aftalr but a piece
Of girlish luipurdence he lakes her In '
bis arms and "All's well that ends
Well "
William Conklln aa Moreland and
Thruaton tiaii as the huaband have
i rented rolea that with the always
j clever in tine, ill MIm Dalton and the
excellanl direction accorded the pro
I din Hon. ii ue made of "Lore Letteca
an acceptlonall) noteworth) photo-
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h el . among calve i, In the Fort
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atockmen "i thai lection, wga re
celved ii"iii from state Vol irlnarlan
W. II. Lytle b It A Ward bf He
First National bank, who bad rit-
ten io in- Lytle fur Information on I
the aubjeel Tin- aoalady, which is;
bight) Infectious. Is "call diph
therta " and treatment is b) local
application! More effeVtlve bow
ever, is prevention i laolatlng in-'
fected itock,
'i ii.- i iiief lymptpm ol the dl aaaa
i. ., marked twolling of the tongue,
accompanied bj ulceratlotw. Thg
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the Jitw siioiiiii be Mil. led iwii dalt)
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Make the
Burns
Garage
I your headquarters
I j during
Chautauqua Week
June 24-25-26-27-28-29
half part lanolin, one-half part pe- wouldn t lend,
troleum and enough sulfur to make
a 2 per cent, solution The surface FFF.LH YOINOKR AMI HTItOXM
should ! prepared for the applies
tlon by painting with Lugal's solu
tion. I l)r Lytle emphanlr.es that infected
'.stock, or those suspected of having
I contracted the disease, should be
I promptly separated from the rest of kidneys and pains In my lalc,
i the herd. ISetKi Hulletin. niy gave me renet. Atir tka
"And they thought we couldn't and stronger."
fight!" MabO they dreamed we Foley Kidney Pills sold evi-rywjJ
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it. Pur" milk, high grade fruits, pure flavorings, unusual
skill and perfect sanitation. All of these rigid requirements are ex
pensive, but our volume of business euablea us to meet the prices af
ordinary and unsafe Ice creams, mil KM BKAM M)IAS are made
uinler the same requirements. Our sodas are healthful, Invigorat
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easy terms, six per cent in
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