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lI!= literary market. Rudolph Valentino
plays the colorful warrior-lover of the
desert. Agnes Ayres has the leading
role which is that of a haughty Eng-
i= lish girl who is captured by the Sheik.
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Katherine MacDonald in 'Stranger
Phan Fiction" which is here the first
hree days of the week, does not play
he part of a wealthy society girl as
he usually does, but is a girl of the
alums and has for a lover the leader of
L band of notorious crooks. The set-
ings are unusual and there are plenty
f thrilling situations. There is an-
ther surprise in the production in
hat the cast includes Wesley Barry,
he freckled "fun'omenon."
"Dawn of The East," a stirring
rama of old China and new America
vill be shown Wednesday and Thurs-
ay with Alice Brady as the star. Miss
rady appears as an aristocratic Rus-
ian refugee who is stranded in Shang-
a and forced to earn her own livng
y singing in a Chinese cafe. Exotic
cenery, and an interesting cast com-
psed mainly of Orientals lend much
>cal color to this tale of adventurb.
Nearly everybody says at times
Life's Darn Funny." And it is. Viola
ana proves it conclusively in here
atest picture by that name. Miss
ana portrays the role of an aspir-
ig but struggling young artist who,
s she is about to launch on her career
'ith a recital, discovers that the lack
f a suitable gown may prevent her
ebut. However, at the eleventh-hour
>mething propitious intervenes. The
icture which abounds with interest
nd surprises will be shown Friday
nd Saturday.
WUERTH
"Remorseless Love" starring Elaine
aammerstein is here for three days
eginning Sunday. The picture de-
lcts the aftermath of a family feud
etween two Kentucky families. Miss
ammerstein, as a southern school
acher defies the ancient prejudice of
er people. The picture is clean and
holesome and strongly upholds the
tstice of judgng people for what they
re themselves rather than on the
erit or demerit of their ancestors.
There is a touch of Spanish romance
bout "Diamonds Adrift" which Is the
ature Wednesday and Thursday. The
ory has the advantage of high class
aging and affords Earle Williams
ith a role that is especially suitable
)him. Beatrice Burnham plays the
ading feminine part and the rest of
.e cast is-equally well'selected. The
ot is located off the Mexican coast
id foreign scenery is particularly at-
active.
Alice Joyce in "Her Lord and Mast-
" will be seen Friday and Saturday.
ie picture is extremely interesting
id the star appears to real advantage.
MAJESTIC
George Melford's production of "The
heck" is the attraction the first five
ys of the week. The photoplay is a
cturization of E. M. Hull's novel of
e Sahara desert which is now numb-
ed as one of the best sellers in the,
The story tells of the strang love be-
tween these two.The picture promises
to be one of the most striking sen-
sations of the season.
Hobart Bosworth, considered by
many the screen's foremost exponent
of virile out-of-door roles, has the
featured lead in "Blind Hearts," a vivid
drama of the Alaskan gold rush days.
Combining an absorbing story with
character portrayal of the highest
standard, "Blind Hearts" is said to
surpass any of the star's previous ve-
hicles including his memorable "Sea
Wolf." All the color and allure of the
cosmopolitan city of Nome has been
capitalized to its fullest extent. Madge
Bellamy former New York stage fav-
orite appears in a role which gives
her. a rare opportunity to use her
marked dramatic talents.
DIPHT1TEIVA SITUTION NOT
ACUTE, SUNDWALL DECLARES
No alarming problems are presented
at this time by the diphtheria situa-
tion in the opinion of Dr. John Sund-
wall, director of the Students' physi-
cal welfare department of the Uni-
versity. Dr. Sundwall said that it was
unnecessary for the schools to shut
down, adding that students can be
examined and their suscpetibility to
the disease determined by means of
the Schick test. Those found more
susepetible may be treated with in-
noculations to make them immune.
Doctors at the University hospital
state that water supply has little to do
with'the spread of diphheria, as it is
communicated through direct contact.
NO EMPLOYMENT PICK-UP
THIS WINTER, SAYS LUBIN
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i u Jhis regard, and the duties of each
particular craft were strict ton this
point. Under the new rules a certa in
dcgree of elasticity will be permitted
in such cases. Thi4 is a victory for
the railroad managers," he said.
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