The Evening herald., March 18, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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SEE THE DAZZLING CANDY BALL, THE MILLIONAIRE
WEDDING, THE FIGHT ON THE ALPINE CRAG, THE
NEWEST GOWNS FROM PARIS. IT IS THE STORY OF
A PAMPERED SOCIETY BELLE AND THE RISE AND
FALL OF THE MANY MEN WHO FOUGHT FOR HER LOVE
A PENETRATING STORY OF AMERICAN MARRIAGE, '
y SOCIETY! AND SUCCESS. ENTHUSIASTICALLY TLD ;
IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN, SUPER.
GORGEOUS GOWNS AND THE SPARKLING CLASS
FOR WHICH CECIL B. D E MILL E IS FAMOUS
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Be Beautiful ! !
Wealth, a husband and all the comforts and luxuries of life came to
the heroine of
' " "TheGolden Bed" '
She had beauty. . To 5he beautiful woman of today, all things arc-
possible. And beauty, today;-so simply obtained. Modern methods,
as practiced in-the most scicnuiic shops, have made it possible for
ejerywejman to be the attrdelivc creature she desires to be. Our
" methods arc sure to be a rcvcatioi to you.
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SHAMPOOING
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.the same service as is
by any of the
shops in the
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White Pelican
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A Golden Bed
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dbmfortable than a
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Cecil B DeMillft Produclion
lYtGcUtn&cd' litumauLfittiip.
' sans have beojine so used to
. j-irlDj . ntiout i"nll-Btar" ,cuts In
..iiires lUat they ro apt to pana
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cec:i' B'. DoMIile'J newest produc
.n lot Paramount, "Tha-. Oolden
!j4". coming to the Pine Toa tho-
'ILurtidi li a 'plcturo with an
.i.-aiar cist It thore over was one.,
' uuturd In lue principal to. 03 01'
4 proUu.tlon. wUk-h wan adapted
. janien Macpberaoa from NVanoCu
. ..'.n'l novel , and Pict-rlai Rivle
riul are H.4 Li Kotsuo. vol.
. V'Kolda, LUian BiCu, W.ruer bax
'.r., laeoilJ.o Kosclt and Juiu ruyo
Lo it'ocque'a cole In "l jiu Uolduii
jed" s eomposltb of .the tho,iu
ads., of ."npbodlea" : who" .rino .to
A'oalth " eacnf year - through ' . sheer
jOA-erbr.VlllTand hard. work. '
: Lillian RIcb.Deiillle'f, now 'find'
jij a part described by several bouk
-viewers asi .the '; vgreatest fiction
"dSilLpter: oft, the year.". A4 Flora
tie? :4ake she has an alluring role',
algiilyijjfamatlc rand ; woll set . oft
oy . Veia-.Jlejrnoldj .as .ber plainer
iiiter.taVsTet. .MIbs Reynolds Is
' :nld to Earths; acting chance even
wtter ihatT'Qitt'jln ."Foot of Clay."
. Baxter,; K9so?t jnd Mls Faye
all have stroog'chuiSi9lorlzatlon3.
." Playing in enp'poft.qt the foatur
id players la a cast of 'enilally prom
inent names.'-. HenryVuHjia!l, one
;f the reil veterans or (bo- screen,
a cast, ai a southern gefitlirtWn, a
,ort of. twentieth century !" vron
A his Colonol character In VThrtJ
Jlrth of a Nation," Others promiji-Y
nt on both stage and screen in
itobert Cain, Ilnbt. Edcson, Charlos
Jlary and three unusually clever
ihlklrcn, Jacqueline Wells. Miry
Jane Irving and Don Marion. ,
Tbo ' Golden Bod" . Is aj thor
oughly ' human ' story In . which. De
Mille has clevorly combined' com
jdy and drama. . ' ,. ' ' .' '
Fashion Notes '. '
Just a little advance dope on. what
the at;is will be next season girls!
That 1j, It we are to tako Cecil B.
De. Mllle,' Paramount producer, at
jU :rd. '
"It wjB"bound to come," saya Do
Mlllo, wh;!e newest Paramount plc
iurc, "Tho -aolden Bed" will be
,hown at tho Pino Tree Thursday
ind F.lday. . : ,
"No one i believed tliut .women
pld. . Ioiir ' bold a. stylo ' wbli:h
.anlshcd Individuality,', which did
iway whh charm, and placed all
.omen more or'lesj In ftae.claas. .
'f or the pat fbvo yoirs all girl's
nd w;mcn have ldokcd alike with
-he' same - felt hat, the same loose
-p cat and tho name ctrrveleis
.rotk. This was an extreme,, Just
',s were buftttos and spider waists.
"Wo ore beaded back to normal
to a modo which permits a wo
.nan to be a woman, which ban
shei the debutante slouch."
"The Golden Bod" Illustrates the
'passing of the flapper" bettor than
any words can tell. Its typical "Do
Mllle wedding," gorgoous gowns,
are real feasts for the eyes of every
woman be she nine or ninety.
Lillian Rich and Vera Reynolds
are featured' In tho feminine leads.
Others also featured In the can are
Rod La Rocaue. Warner Buxtnr.
Theodore Koslofr fltid Julia Faye.
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Her Trousseau Came From Paris
act every ;uem in iter costume could have been Vluplu-ated al this store,"
where nx effort is spared to offer our patrons the litest and best in wearing :
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"l'or , our store, is the store of advertised nrticlesVoods , vliiclv have back'
of theiu'tlie rciutr.tions of their makers,' niade valunbl J 'through long years of
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Mercantile Co.
v PhoeWx Hosiery
Phoenix Lingerie
Stetson Hats , Walkover Shoes
AmcricanM.ady Corsets
. ' 415 Main ' ' ' a
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Rod LaRocaua. Lillian Rich and Theodore Kosloff in ,
Cecil B IJtMiIle's Production 'The Golden Bed"' A Paramooni Pictuxa
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The Golden Be
in
any .
A striking piece of furniture, it was but it woifld be out of place
average ' American home, where good taste predominates,
In your home, for instance, you want something to conform 'with present-day
customs something you'll be proud to show your friends.
And the chances are strong that you want . to buy i
AH reasons you should trade with .
"Mordoff
Furniture
719 Main
'Three floors of furni
ture, with ( ample light
to give "you an oppor
,. .tunity toiyethe goods
a real inspection. . , ,
Our two-store buying
power aids us in mak
ing you lower prices on
all merchandise,
al a reasonable price."
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