Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 26, 1922, Page 9, Image 9

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STARTS
TODAY
PLAYING SATURDAY, SUNDAY
AND MONDAY
MATINEES AND NIGHTS
They can't print the book fa3t enough for
the demand. It's tho big conversational topic
of the year. Everyone ha3 read it or heard of
it or wanted to bdrrow it or discussed it or
wanted to read it or hid it or wondered when it
would bo made into a picture.
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And now it is a picture! '
And such a picture! Nothing more vivid,
more colorful, more enthralling, more roman
tically gripping has ever been 8een. Consum
mately acted, filled with stupendous scenes,
throbbing with love romance. '
30C0 IN THE CAST.
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XMw , 'Jj'i$L& . BEN TURPIN in his greatest Lapse into Lap3 and Laughter, "LOVE AND DOUGHNUTS"
iJ ryt " llr f V ' " PLAY$ MUSICALLY INTERPRETED by GSNE HOWARD at the Mighty WURLITZER
W JWXk: IJV P R I F S ADULTS 50c; CHILDREN 25c
f(?A ffrsy SiNX YWPHAr CTVN ' 1X1 W includes War Tax "
r . , : MATINEE DAILY 1:30 P. M.
Coming
Tuesday
MAE
MURRAY
in
'FASCINATION
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