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MARRIED LIFE
NOT A WAR PICTURE
Wednesday and Thursday, May 11-12
A MACK SENNETT PRODUCTION
Ben
Turpin
The
IN A 5 REELS
With a Million Actors (More or Less.)
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After seeing “Married Life,” With an alLstar cast :
your husband would rather
believe you than his own The Hero—Beu Turpin,
eyes.
I he Heroine—Phvllis Haver.
Its better to see “Married
Fort! Sterling, Charles Con­
Life” than to go t<> Reno
and its cheaper.
klin, Charles Murray, Louise
After the quarrel — ake her
to “Married Life.”
‘PASSION’’ unfolds the thrilling
story of a humble little French’
milliner to a position where
she is able to dominate a king.
She is character replete with a
strange mixture of virtue and
faults,
bill
r l>< re i,l , die"
possessed irresistible wiles and
smiles such us easily ensnared
men of the highest i;::ik
After seeing Mack Sennett’s
“Married Life” everybody
agrees tlieie’s nothing like
it. It cures jealousy restores
confidence, reawaken honey
moon sentiments, allays sus­
picion, promotes happiness
and removes doubts. They
are all blown away in gales
of lam;liter.
SUNDAY, MAY 8th
1 P.M., 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40 P.M
MONDAY, MAY 9th
7:00 P.M. and 9:10 P.M. only
Wallace Reid in a new screen com­
A 9 reel feature that seems but 5, because of its
edy,, "Double Speed,” will be ihe
Note: Do not confi
attraction at the Gem theatre Sat­
fast moving; action.
ft
with the
“ l’as.-ion
urday May 7th. The story oonccin.
There is nothing religi<
Owing to the stupendousness of this play, we
"Speed" Carr, a wealthy young "Itve
this.
wire,” who on an auto trip from
are forced to raise our prices for this time only.
New York to Loe Angeles is rebbed*
of everything and obliged to lake a
lift into the latter city from a friend
ly farmer. He had planned to meet
hi uncle, John Ogden, there to ar­
range about his inheritance. Eject­
ed from the bank as an imposter
when he presents himself ther as
"Speed” Carr, the youth secures a
job as chauffeur to the bank presi­
dent’s daughter taking the name of
Barry Cole, which he had heard by
chanec. Anxious to produce “Speed”
in order that he might negotiate a
loan with his uncle, the banking
man getH the supposed chauffeur to
F-ose as the missing young n.an. All
sorts of complications follow, but of
course, it all turns out happily for
“Speed’’ and the girl.
Included in the supporting cast
are Wanda Hawley, Theodore Ro­
berts and Tully Marshall. The pic­
ture, which is a paramount Artcrnft
rhrilling beyond voi ds
\ MIGHTY EPIC Ol THF SCREEN
was directed by Art Wood.
Beautiful beyond description
5.000 people -F years to product
...
A harrnonvot all the emotions
It is a positive Joy to watch the
!■' yjl\e'^famous Continental Star in
manner In which Louise Fazenda in
• Mack Sennett’s latest five reel c mi-
edy, Married Life” developer her
characterization at the theatre, to
see the expert skill that Ford Ster­
ling brings to his comedv n oment
in the am»t»ur thest deals exhibited
These "bits' and
on the screen.
A FI12 S T N AT I ONA E LÎf A T T12 A C*T IO
those of Charlie Murray and Farny
Loves Supreme Sacri tice
Kelly In their screaming box party
\ Womans W Inni
at ihe amateur' show, are some of-
the contributory causes to the great
enjoyment of this super comedy
which plays at the Rex theatre
one of the most appealing and most amount of merriment, will be offord-
Wednesday and Thursday, May 11 « humble little French milliter to a
ed a delightful surprise with the
| position where she is able to domi­ sensationally engrossing narrat’ves
and 12.
presentation of the new Paramount
the
screen
has
yet
visualized.
Il
is
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nate a king. She is a character re­
a foregone conclusion that an unu.i- screen version of "The Round tip."
Next Sunday and Monday, May 8 plete, with a strange mixture of vir­
ual treat is in store for every patron at the Gem theatre Saturday May 8.
she
and 9 the Rex theater will have an tues and faults, but, above all.
of
this theatre in witnessing this By arrangement with Jos ph Schenk
attraction extraordinary, an effering posses irresistible wiles and smiles,
the popular comedian stars in this
great
photoplay spectacle.
such as few motion picture theatres such as easily ensnared men -if the
picture in the role of Slim Hoover,
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great
tri
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ever offer. It is "PasBlon,” Ike First highest rank. But her
The many admirers of Roscue Ar­ the fat sheriff.
National super-drama with the bril­ umphs prove to be her great undo-
In this George Melford production ;
buckle,
the famous comedian whot-e
liant Continental star, Pola Negti, ing in the end and the seqt ence of
of
Edmond Day’s notable stage mic-
in the stellar role. “Passion” un­ events through which she passes in I hr amount-Arbuckle comedies have I cess, Mr. Arbuckle makes bls first
folds a thrilling story of the rlaa of her rise and fall combine to make provided the world with a vast appearance in a screen dramatic
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production, but he appears «.herein
for comedy purposes only, and by ’
virtue of his characterization injects
enough humor into the picture to ‘
balance up all the heavy drama
which the picture contains.
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Although Mr. Arbuckle's work In
this picture is of an entirely differ­
ent nature than in his former film
productions, he is funny Ju-t the
same.
The supporting cast headed
by Mabel J. 8cott and Tom Forman
is exceptionally clever.
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"If only I had some meat,’’ ho raid.
“Why don't you go on a rabbit
drive,” asked pretty Dot Der.nihan
of Jim Golden, "If Only” Jim, the
Village loafer.
"It only I had a horse,” he ans­
wered.
"You have feet," she snapped
“If only they didn’t hurt,” said
Jim
“If Only” Jim was the laziest man
in the mining camp and Dot Dennl-
han was the prettiest girl.
She
■corned him because he was so ut­
terly useless and he feared her reg­
thing rebuke.
Yet. strange as it may seem, Jim
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13th CHAIR on
FRIDAY-MAY 13th
Are you superstitious? This play will take it out
of you. A tremendous drama of spiritulism that
makes you sit up and take notice.
Only 2 more weeks of Ruth of the Rockies, so
dont miss any.
13th EPISODE-Ruth of the Rockies
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The startling and unusual effect of
Bightless eyes shown in Mary Pick­
ford’s latest United Artists pcoduo-
tion, "The Love Light,” which will
be the attraction at the Gem theater
Tuesday, May 10th, is the dlaoovery
of the star’s director, Frances Mar­
ion and her husband, Fred Thomp­
son.
When Miss Maulon figured on hav­
ing a blind man in a few of the
scenes she immediately tried to de- ■
vise some method of getting away,
from the usually stereotyped stare
goor closed eyes which have been i
shown so many times on the screen. I
While on the boat returning from
Italy where the scenes are laid. Mr. I
and Mrs. Thompson began export-’
meriting on each other's eyes, and
finally devised a film that- is now
used, the nature of which they will
keep a secret. It took some little
argument to convince Raymond
Bloomer, the leading man, that it
would in no way injure-his eyes, and
as it would be only for short flashes
they finally secured his consent to
use the new method. However, as
an extra precaution. Miss Pickford-*
engaged an experienced oculist to
stay on the set during the filming of
these scenes.
Miss Marlon also devised a numb i
of other effects which will be seen
in "The Love Light.*
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Theatre News
HARRY CAREY ■
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IF OHLY JIM.”
TUESDAY, MAY 10th
A kid and a dog—mighty small things in a Western
town, eh? But just wait till, you see the cyclone of
dramatic and physical action that centers around that
same kid and dog and you’ll remember them as an im­
portant part of a powerfull Harry Carry picture—the
best Western picture you ever saw.
5 SACKS OF COAL
Absolutely FREE
ALSO SOME CAKE & CANDY
A. B. WALTHALL in
A Splendid Hazard
AN ALLAN DWAN PRODUCTION
Saturday, May 7-Matinee & Night
ALL H L CANT
STOP ME NOW
See the man who would not be stopped by love, man
or the devil—an extraordinary story of quixotic brav-
euy, love, buried treasure, ghosts, intrigue and most
thrilling adventure. From the story by HAROLD Mac-
G^ATHE, by the director of HEART OF A FOOL, THE
SCOFFERS,
ALSO A GUMP CARTOON