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Besides taking the stellar role in
"The Toll Gate," to be repeated to-
day at the Majestic, William S. Hart
wrote the scenario for the picture in
conjunction with Lambert Hillyer.
"The Toll Gate," which is said to be a
typical tale of the adventurous south-
west, has a full quota of bandits, hold=
ups, masked desperadoes, Indians, and
fights. Interest. is centered around
Black Deering, a bandit chief who is
persuaded to make one last holdup
after he has decided to reform and
who is betrayed by one of his follow-
ers.
When he regains his freedom he em-
barks on a number of stirring adven-
tures in carrying out his plans to "get
even."
-THE ARCADE
Will Rogers, the droll comedian of
"Jubilo" and several other recent suc-
cesses, will appear again today at the
Arcade in "Jes' Call Me Jim," whose
scenario was taken from J. G. Hol-
land's "Seven Oaks." Supporting him
are Irene Rich and his son Jimmy,
both of whom assisted Rogers in "The
Strange Boarder."
Charlie Chaplin in "The Pawn
Shop" will be shown again as an add-
ed feature.
THlE WUERTH
"Lefty" Flynn, All-American foot-
ball player and Yale' fullback, is one
of the participants in the "realistic
film fight in the picturization of Rex
Beach's "The Silver Horde" which be
shown tomorrow, Monday, and Tues-
day -at the Wuerth.
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only. $2.00, $2.75 and $3.75. Davis
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: "Snub" Pollard in corned;: and
colored review.
Sun., Mon., Tues., 23, 24, a5.-
Rex Beach's "Silver Horde," and
"Diggs" in "Father's Close
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Sat., 22-Eugene O'Brien in "A
Fool and His Money," with a
comedy and news weekly.
Sun., Mon., 23, 24-Bert Lytell
in "The Right of Way," with a
comedy and Ford weekly.
Tues., Wed., 25, 26-All Star
Cast in "The She Tiger," and
William Duncoan :in "The Silent
.Avenger.

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Pursuant to a custom established by this church, the
Sunday succeeding the May' Festival will be observed with
special music-on this occasion compositions of Tschaikow-
sky..
The sermon-lecture by Lloyd C. Douglas will treat on
"The Folly of Getting There."
Strangers in the city, cordially welcome.
It will be of advantage to come early. The ushers will
seat no one during, the rendition of the musical numbers.

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