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Ofers Morality Play Wh
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Drama
By Tom Whinery
perfections attained by t
in its brief active existen
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sed by the varied screen e
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der at a charity bazar. Among the
bidders are three rivals for her hand
an actor, a poor physician, and a mil-
lionaire. The latter wins but the kiss
is a disappointment.
The setting of the story is lavishl3
ile beautiful. She revels in the magnifl-
cent palace of Wealth, where scores
of beautiful women disport themselves
on a monster banquet bard, one part
of which (encircles a swimming poo
and other a dance hall, and the epi-
he sodes of the great gaming hill are

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Farnun Buys Home
William Farnum, the Fox star, has
purchased a 20-room mansion in Hol-
lywood, Cal. Located on the top of
the Santa Monica mountains, the new
Farnum home commands a panorama
view of Holywood, Los Angeles, the'
Pacific ocean, and Catalina.
Mix Has New Vehicle
Tom Mix, the Fox star, will begin
work in the near future on "Desert
Love," a tale of the west, under the
direction of Jaques Jaccard. The
story was formerly known as "One
Quarter Apache."
Homer'll Soon Be Here
Favorable progress is reported on
"Homer Comes Home," a dramatiza-
tion of a novel by Alexander Hull, in
which Charles Ray plays the lead un-
der the direction of Thomas H. Ince.
Priscilla Bonner will appear with
Ray in this production.

fifty-two and telling the man of her
choice, who temporarily needs $100,-
000 to avert financial disaster, that
she must marry to qualify for the for-
tune and that he would oblige her by
going through the marriage ceremony
with her.
"Puts One Over"
But this is not the end of her im-
personations for she impersonates a
Greenwich Village character and,
concealing her identity from her hus-
band a second time, she meets her
husband in his own studio and he in-
discreetly kisses her; on resuming the
role of the wife she upbraids her vic-
tim on his inconstancy but finally
brings the picture to a happy conclu-
sion by revealing her true 'personal-
ity.
MAJESTIC
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
"'Every Woman9

XYOU'LL smoke a W D C more than an ordinary pipe,
because it's a sweet, mellow smoke. Follow the old
pipe connoisseurs and have three, four, or more W D C Pipes
on your rack. Smoke' a cool one every time. Then you'll
know what a real smoke is. Any good dealer will furnish
you with several select shapes,


s with rich costumes and sym-
meanings to romances of love
enture in modern settings and
to wholesome and appealing
IS.
ore than one instance the pic-
tat will be shown are adJapta-
f stage plays which created
>ns in the theatrical world and
ting because of unusual dra-
irtues.
MAJESTIC
ity plays shade into romance
week's Majestic program. Be-
today and running through
, Je.-se J. Lasky's Eery
will be shown; Wednesday
diracle Man," akin to both
y play and romance, will ap-
r a return engagement, while

for Wednesday. Few pictures or plays
hold the interest of an audience's in-,
terest more surely than this one.
It is- a treatment of a very difficuly
subject, a subject in which the slight-
,est slip would mean ignominious fail-
ure, but since, there .are no slips the'
obstacles of the subject serve only to
enhance the perfection and impres-
sivene s of the finished work. The
'whole all-star cast of "The Miracle
Man" appears to wonderful advan-
tage.
Moonshine, feuds, and night riders
are prominently present in "In Old{
Kentucky," Anita Stewart's drama of
'the southern uplands. Madge Brier-
ly, the heroine of the photo play, is a
Kentucky mountain girl, loyal to her
clan affiliations, ignorant of polished'
manners, and possessing athletic dar-
Ing.

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art will be' presented in "Old
ty " a southern romance.
Clever Cast
y Woman" is one of the mostt
t releases (-f the year. The
one of great ability and aptlye
including a dozen or moreI
favorites. Violet 4eming'
he role of Every Woman andl
ted by Wanda Hawley, as
Theodore Roberts as Wealth.c
Blue whose role remains se-
the conclusion, Mildred Rear-
be Daniels, and several oth-1
uest of every woman for love'
heme of this exquisite moral-
The story opens with a youngt
ating a kiss to the highest bid-

ARCADE
Earl Williams, Norma Talmadge,
and Charles Ray are .the trio of stars
that will entertain this week at the
Arcade. Mr. Williams will appear to-
day and tomorrow in Winchell Smith's
play "The Fortune Hunter." Miss
Talmadge's vehicle twill be in "She
Loves and Lies" which has been se-
cured for a return engagement Tues-
day, Wednesday, -and Thursday. Com-
pleting the week, Charles Ray's lat-
est comedy success, "The Clodhop-
per," will be shown Friday and Sat-
urday.
Formerly on Stage
Few stories are more entertaining
than Winchell Smith's "The Fortune
Hunter." It has appeared on the stage

and in novel form and been highly
successful in both. Perhaps the tale
is highly improbable yet it. is cleverly
developed that audience is always ex-
pectant but hever able to forsee the
outcome.
The hero in "The Fortune Hunter"
is a young man endowed with the
iusual human ability for spending his
father's money but absolutely unsul-
lied by covetous habits. When his
father dies and he discovers that he
is penniless, he tries to make a living
but fails in all his attempts until his
friends suggest a plan to him as his
last resort. It is that he go to a.
small town and marry a rural heir-
ess. When he embarks on this for-
tune hunting adventure he becomes
the center of a number of very enter-
taining, unexpected situations.
In "She Loves and Lies," to appear
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
at the Arcade, Norma Talmadge dem-
onstrates a unique form of Zeap year:
proposal. She is left a fortune of'
$100,000 on condition that she marry
the man of her choice. To win the
fortune an'd at-the same time retain
her propriety she hits on the scheme
of disguising herself as a woman of

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Violet Heming
Theodore Roberts
Wanda Hawley

WUERTH THEATRE
Sun-Mon-Tues -29 1-2--Lew Cody in
"The Beloved Cheater" with a "Snub"
Pollard comedy and colfred review.-
Wed-Thurs-3-4-A. J. Blackton produc-
tion "Dawn" with a kinogram weekly
and comedy, "Trial by Jury."
Fri-Sat- -6-William Farnum in "Heart
Strings" also comedy, "Over the Ocean
Wave" and news.
Sun-Mon-7-8-William Russell in "Six
Feet Four" with a "Snub" Pollard com-
edy hnd colored review.
Tues-Wed-9- IO-Shirley Mason in "The
Elephant Man" with a Hall Room Boys'
comedy, "Chicken Hunter" and kino
gram weekly. ar

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Sun-Mon-Tom Mix in "The Speed
Maniac" with a comedy, "Golf and Gun
Fight." f'
Tues-Wed - 2-3- Buck Jones in "The
Last Straw" with Craig Kennedy stories
*nd a Mutt & Jeff cartoon.
Thurs-Fri-n4-5-Montagu Love in "The
Steel King" with a news and comedy.
Sat-6--Ail star cast in "Oh Boy" (re-
turn date) also a screen magazine and
comedy.
Sun-Mon-(Watch for this picture?)..
Tues-Wed-7-8-Frankin "The Brute
Breaker" also showing Craig Kennedy
stories.

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STARTING SUNDAY....'
SEATS NOW
Special Return Engagement of
STEWART & MORRISON'S
MUSICAL COMEDY NUGGET
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VERA MIC ELINA;
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Week of February 29
Louis Mann
be sensational comedy success by Samuel
pman and Aaron Hoffman.
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