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.0 ! a ! m m I'ag'e Kiarrj? I' TL. O ' TT1' iV t.Jf.J T f 1 1 Kf ' A ." IJ- T 'L.. ' I lAIA D IMllDIl MllNv j j ine oinging rooi ipens mearora iun i omorrow-i anuiun aim man-u .rnusis mca i onigai llnli !!ull njllu It' ' V'S fry. i. . i ?-, - s'.. s 1.; S ;)t4fW N i I lhifAru: I S': ' tJUoson, in. "7ht S'tnj'wQ Foal BOHEMIAN REVEL 0? KNOW'vjUR 0110 " ? nni nn inn iiri nnw 1 iO unn rvi ixiinnnr ; Fanchon and Marco's "Art -O'" Idea, at Hunt's Cralerli.O today, is li bohemlati revel of color mid mel ody, elaborately staged and beauti fully costumed. ii iwo nni-Knnnn """ exceedingly popular -stage celebrl ties, Art liadley nfl The !i 2-ladley Is a cartoonist of MtloTT.il fcpuuiuou uim im wun Known inr h wuia hi Aru . nn ,. Jhe npoed with which lie works and theuuality of hlHdrawliiKsaroout- ttii ndlng t: Tho Romeros are daiico tii.'t omposed of three brothers ami (hreo sisters, offering Spanish ihuicoR Interpreted In a new form. , A, feature of their act is tho tup dances they do. Carlos Itomero, who lends the group, litis appeared In numerous Fanchon and .Marco j O10W8. I Tho Mc.Cune Sinters. lice ami Jean. Cu He vein I n.-nmrViiw.. iintl ing tno tntest songs in me. latest manner, . t ' ' Vpiorenca Formnn Is a Now York litancor, a Bpeeial high kicker. She does an acrobatic dance that, is beautiful and difficult, italic Mor ris, tho queen of tap dancers, Is a fast llttlo stepper. Shepln Fetchll is- a dusky performer whose foot work Is fast und full of new and novel steps. ' " "Marshfleld hev shipped r?eptmber. 1B.IUi,633 feet Inm- from here during FRANKS Comedians Playhouse Theatre " White Collars" 3 Act Comedy Hit Doors Open 7:00 Electrola Concert 7:15 Orchestra 7:30 Vaudeville 7:45 Curtain 8:05 Prices 25 and COc COMING 'Know Your Onions' STATE THEATRE Any Seat 15c Anytime Children under 12, 10e - Show Change Dally Today "Green Grass Widows" , Featuring JOHN HARRON Alto NeWe Weekly and Comedy 111 I- mi u i Nl ii k ,. . ........ oui io roui a univniw ouroor , . ... i Ml ill kl I h i M M ; KailRluerH in 111" oily OI it-w i oik, . , i, , , -fl '"A r" AW n el.on an,. A.areo HtaO PtoHentutlon I "' ' I ' " IjKH lnMi; "Know Your Onlorts." a A- The ArtlHt's Itlen. I ,,.,. .....,...,. ..,.., '",..., O O f 'Know Your Onion's," Comedy, with entirely new theme . t.,i .nrr.i. ..., ti.n of plnys, will bo tho offering at the Nnw Playhouse, starting Thursday nlaht, November 1. This play will Introduce Mr. Mason Wellington, late of "the "Appearances" rat nt the Capitol theatre. San K.aiulsco. I very member of the cast will hnve opportunities to present them hpIvoh In characters varying from lnOKO fin. KivlMi. , ,.Know Vo,,r Onlonfl ,H for ,nllM,l!ni? T)UnOMOH nnlV( and 1)r0V(ld ltH ,,..,.., ... (hn lnMi, riinu Mt Joyed lu Ios Angeles and New York City. $ alter Trout, o O Rial to Today ! JnK Mulhall nml Imrothy Mac kuill in the " Wutei t'liint, 1 m"' ") uung iney nave uono uetoro. It Is a delightful, fast moving ! tale of llfo around piers of a big knit! Is the daughter of the t haiV.r. Miss .Mae-l I Io Is first seen lis n rnrel roe. j ler corporation. I I j V J VC&SfiR Killer of the rnptnln I wlse-eracklncr euter'nlner a slots- ! Peed's first eotnmerelal expert J I I 1.W) : : ZSWsSiaSA N- I ' O "nljS The McCUNE SISTERS I FLORENCE FORMAN j ZKftlS O i Pil"-; I ' 'II III IN IIMlliaMlllllliMmillM.IIMMiMMiiii.iiiiiM LLH.L.U 5l9 Mrf i III O Ml ZZT r1 J " 'StSSiiMS- ! NillSraS W ..' 1. 1 ( ,T8., FETCHIT j I WW O11 Will m IHI ft "FOUR WALLS" W ; f todays ' ss Ife-ii BilH .y , 1 mm I ?UNFEST- ft TOsI G"be AdU't8 60" LSffl j If - DOROTHY jflj iPfe I FOR SIX BIG DAYS, STARTS ' VolP ' mackaill Z&titW - m wl Tomorrow ym, W ' Sstfi) - m WMr? TaK FOLKS, YOU AIN'T ' ?Mm JACK MULHALL JvK 1 " 'ffl "p heanothino : f I Water Front C ft J H fe. -m 2 ftl t nwj Hum YVrlMa i-fHWHwJU jolson 1 911 IS Romance on the doeke, with the l Also ' SfvCrSiI VOL JVi1' V Ml BHJ ila9 and thuo.! Flghtal Funl A ( - Featurea C 'i S V&'f'5V WjL 11 5'rarl ?KK f ahanghaled girl who turn, tablet Tt.. WCTif 1 1, , w fJ . r J 1 1 , TO VJ on a Jolly Jack-yea air kid . Adml.aion STfaiAQ I sK i 0 i. V 4XI4F ll IVrhI ll V nape him and then (alia head over bJ Mata. ...10 and 25 Ly-1 f :'S91?fiP( -I I 5 -v" -r F.- 1 1 Dflv " 1 VYI 1' I I i'VM ,4 For tho Lovo o' Mike, don't S SfefflU ViK 1 1 V I WllM il I wh msz. g. 41 ..wffli . o fool- il Wm TOMORROW WiiXW NO SEATS RESERVED ttl ! ., ' JACK HOLT. , rfffl li !ckr'S ' -M H ' - u - mm mm : mmmmm .complete show, ja i ,w , "COURT MARTIAL" IW'iillMi ' JIfloS V-v ' . A Gripping Out-of-Doora Drama of Jt ;V "TRY TO GET H g - Vl 32 y v. - JOAN ClNsroWfiWT JUttfN i il. i-u u - tomorrow. Center: Joan Crawford and JohrMSilbert liv"Four Walls" which is the screen attraction this evening at tU Craterian. It is a story of a big city underworld. Fanchon and Marco's "Otists" idea will be the stage presentation on the same program. Right: Jack Holt and Betty Compaon in "Court Martial," the scheer attraction' at the.Rialto Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. of ft tuirboat. Him U wild nbout the sou, wants to sail to foreign hIkmch, On the other liaml. her fnlher, ably enacted by Knute Krli'Hon, Ih tired of water and tug boat. h. K1h Kreat tleHire Ik lu HiHtlo t down nn a farm. Mulhnll In iho guiHP of an oiler j on a trann-Pnelfli.! Kteainer, fullH i I'm the girl, and who f;ills for him, , only to fall but In a hurry when lie roil f hi oh a ftnidncMH fur dij' land liluiMclf. How evfryone Ih eventu ally HiitiHfied provldoH u tnoKL auiiiHlng and thrillinK Ntoi-y. o Jhhn Gilbert at HunV SCraterian John Oltberl'H new picture, "Knur Walls," a story of Kust HUUi gangsters in the elty of New York, Is pluylnir at limit's f'ruteilan to day in Oijuncttoii wltli the fan chon and Marco HtaQ presentation The Artist's Idea. Among tho doBoiiH of "crook" pictures filOd during tho pust t few years. l our WhIih" will stand (loubtedly duterent. . (lllbert contributes n characQ i- displayed tho way of acting ability Hliuiji "Tho Illg Parade." He makes llMny 1 Inrowltz, gangster, a real live personality that strug gles, suffers Qd finally iioni.Qrs. - Coming Attractions j gies, suners iinany lining rs. j fcT main , ' pa re RflM nrn " "" o 4 . Al tt Ison CVinieu Tr-morrow Ul UIIHiyLLH UUh! . ' A O O r I O hziS:! ?Mi PROMOTION Q 7 Fanchdh q&l Marco's In which ho is presented -tit II tint's v" A i w w. i I Ctateriau theatre for a run of six- . 1 I "jwt .,,K, . . . -. 1 O I 111 It hi! Ih revealed lis one of the : J. E. Fields, vlee presldpnt In I r . . - tr I must powerful emotional netors on ! eliaiue of sales of the I'hrysler ' I I 6 ' I ' it j- MT1 flTn I r J I ," now the screen. Ills ctmllon Ih In de- Sales eorporatlnn annminees the I I t B B.B AS f IlfJKIf. I tikal elded eontrast to his work as a! appointment of Ji. tl. IVmmI, for- j jD J W vH eotneitliin, though his hours have 1 nierly sales maniiKer of lliw" lllys- I I H i r ivIiik ! pnrtlally uommiHlrateil the fervor I iiverland eonorallon, to i.Viiniior- I J I A-f C i ( : ' I Z5CSW3l i;ho doekn and i of whliftho Is ennahlo, tu executive position In tho Chrys. i 1 ZAP' L art HADLEV .Featuring . the ROMEROS . SnSTiPcfl , ... .-rr-o rn m-a Y C ( 1 ( . I W3fl,vl O ?Or.TT, rrtnn xaai i cl 17ILDCMI W ruis. VYtnuw i i w "Th. Binninn The Singfng I Inc waiter In a Now York cabaret i but eventually there comes to j him it weight nf sorrow and meh ; tal HtriiHH that entirely ebangcH the j rtnui-Mn of bin life. Kverythlng I which lie haH attained thritnarH j uf Ha lving Ih Kilddenly slW'pcd from him, and the way ho nieetM and copes with his misfortunes i makes u Htury of absorbing ""Q'1 IntnrPHt. ' The Vltaphono is used througli- oui, rem-Dilueing not only dlahiguo , of eliaraeiei-s, but thosn songs whicil havo Morvfjiii make Al Jul son tiie world's favorite uter filler. io8.Diihic .losepinne Heiiy Eronson and iJiinii are seen. in the feinluine rok-s. prlncipul Jack Holt at KUilfo-. "Court-Martin I." at tho Mt hilt n theatre tomorrow, gives .lack Holt a rolo of ,1111 uriuy orfjeor w'Qsets out io rout a O'uOous iordcr gang singljiliaiHled. lie is ably support eil Oy Hetty Compsou as the' lire -eating, merciless rebel leader. . The production contains beauti ful IQlroom sequences in Techni color. The action Is swift, the, sets' massive and the situations tense. lovo KOeos to thrilling adventures . , Q'l'he cast includes Pat HornirtQ Austin, (Virjie Williams. v i Hiipporteil Oy Hetty ConipHon as ' r""" t ' "" ' M t t . i n u r u unu ihK i i , v JUL LU IllfllWlUUIl I I ; . ti a rcTT cTTHTT-ATr a nr A wn-c-D axtt ltirnop AiurA7Twri , V I V nr mm cd phdd ! yk program, and now- srtt OTt?M:'S, ftrN'DAY, OrTOTiF.T? 2S. T92S." l 1 f -.'.' i.liltTOlEli VrW "K?s..t. 9 I ' women UVt" r-?vf J fc kV X- 1JL irmn population,.. &&MYjMJr 1 camT''-'contaVt wUh Oerman-; '?' fa Sl'Jl 'W f ftp 1 Americans whonb 8he 1h meeting I JACK HOLT s. BETTY C0MPS8N in COU MARTIAL Left: At Jolson as he appears in swnoir.g viiopnone proauciions or witn 80Und cynchronization, even Fool" will be the attraction at Hunt's Cnn " will he thi attract inn at once after leaving soii wan in IhcOcw Castle, Indiana, plant of tlio Maxwell Motor company. Go- Ing to Detroit progressed turntiKh t liar orgHiW.auon until In 1 C 1 7 he was offered the. position of nales mmiiiger of the AVillyw-Over- land N'W Vork branch. In 1910, after his return from war service, he was made Assistant zone manager of the eastern divi- Mion of thcVillvfl.OvoriatHi i-or- porutlon. Iii litl he heeaim. in:in - tiger of the To I branch. I HH'J he t.-.Q f.i.w.;;,t.i .,,...1.. , ' suit's Uianag r at tiie factory, and wwkoi1 ""'ithebadcshipor , 1-. wtiii wiioui ne again Joins roroea. In Xove.n . I !.22. 1) hl.nillW. U-tllVU.Ml-.'1.....1 manager, wilieh pOKltlon lie filled i to the dittc of bis ri'sininition. ,1 Mr li !' - - , " : - ? - - i I & . a. y - jr Shows Vy appear four . '.V i P 1:30 to 11 P. M. xf Wmts daily ' rYfYkW J-jQJ Qnother v (aK 1 " 1 1 w .lull oil 1 "The Singing Fool," one of the out- tno year, inis remarKaoie picture, eclipses the "Jazz Singer" which Craterian fornix days, beginning known sales oxocuIivoh In the iiito- mobllOndustry. Ofl he 'CrV to enjoy us wido an acquaintance i among the nation's dealet-H as anvl other man in the bushieKs, savn Mfijor Wm. A. Coplan, ni'inager of j the Kte Moior eoinjiany. local rep resent Vivo of th Chrysler cor- porn t ion. WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (IV- :t't-HMury .lartnne winy reiteraw! : ,,IH -i"")ii uiar nrriiinrn snoiiiu od ninn tnar 71 n ; nniu ineir wneat in nntictpnttoiQH 1 iiiurKui. iifiuug inui nenuu J"' ,ne J,,ru! l" 0 wnT. V " " 1,0 imu'kets was undulv denresHinir (he . , ,. , Al . , , I ''0' , """ "tiH , year's In-, ' ""I'I"? "JUfHL WOUIU IMS offset by twrensftd doniand and ulier faclors." rinsn1flrf ndvortiMlni' ircta results. What JIiTljert Hoover diil fur r.crmuny iiftir the war In wlnninK him the yoiph nf rioimiin-Ainerkan rllizons. ai'cnrdinK to roportB of two whn'o fitnti' navo larue lur oi iiuiii..., She finds that the loyalty towards Hn.,.,r -l,o, rlnvelnneil when bo kert theiOotmtrymen from starv-Q itiK by rg:iniing ndctjuulo relief o MRS. BliltTHA D. BAlUt Is Qill alive. Those people know, Mrs. Haur.tidds, that when tiie Allies wanted to continue the Idoekade against (Jermany Hoover Insisted flint it be lifte.tjo prev If If f&M 1. V. flS the starvation of the t'.ermann. Their Kratitude noQllns a ehance to express Itself in Miipportinif lha mun who helped ther 0"her country when It wu.C SiSed. That statement in reiterated by Mrs. Cameron. There has lieen no communities in Neliraska. slie ay. She adds: "We are eonstanlly meeting women who wiy that they dlffieuliv in oruanizillt; linnver- Curtlii elubs In (ierman-Ainerlcan never will foreet tha Herbert ll4- - ..i.n.ir thousand of women and iliildren rj ........in..,. ii. in to vote him. war work ronvineed them of his huinniiltariaii npiril his unusual ability for hamllini; blK job competently. No Kieater proof is needed, they r.rcne. that will make a ureal prrsweni. Lincoln School icha? To IIiiM'hj am i:itf( (Oalr Jlnrsaret AlviH iMinr Studeiii The girls of dtli and 6th grade at Lincoln school elected Iva Ooff captain of the baseball team. Margaret Mary Alvls was the only honor student in the I A grade. Several more were near the top of the ladder. The lA's are preparing nn In dian pageant to be given next Fri day at Parent-Teachers meeting. The IB are very proud to ho reading In real books. Miss Curry's room is festiyvlth Piiij jack-o'-lanterns QnK llom cQier to corner. Mrs. Mary t-'11" substituted for Mrs. Shangle, Qne voice was too faint to be heard, duo to a cold. Mrs. Gene R. Can troll subst "tilt ed for Mrs. Turner who was aw-nt two days this week. Two of our teachers are singing In one of the church choirs of Q. city. Another is assisting wiTh music at Sunday school. Hanking percent for Lincoln school is 00.1 percent. Mrsv Snn gle's and Mrs. Scott's rooms madfi lua percent. O High score in spelling was made by 3A 99.3. The building aver uged only 91.7 percent. Miss yucker's room again won the healW banner with Nfi.3. j .:..,;,U(..,,.,rvv! .' ' 1 .' ' I