Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, February 21, 1919, Page 5

ii't; you should see. “Bewart .of|then a town comes fnto belng. Jean's Boarders,” the ' mnew Paramount-(quiet days are over. He {5 dragged m Sennett comédy which ‘18 on{into the lifé of the mining camp, Y il at the: El heatre Saturday | where he meets ‘and marries the Phenonant-% wa d ‘Sunday. Story is am excel- ! daughter of a poor grospeotor: She 3 oA = lgnt one. 1s mot satisfled with what Jean' fs R L et able to give her and craves the tinsel Miss B. L. Callihan, secretary of GRAND TOMOBRROW. * of life. A gang of mining crooks try the Bemidji T g? company of 8t.1 «The Bondage of Barbara’ is Mao|to steal Jean’s min®. = Persuaded by | Paul, is among th g\zgw Bt the|Marsh's newest, most: fascinating|the gang and led on by Her own ? 18m tods Goldw’,'é picture, which appears. at|Weskness, Jean's wife is urged to run Soolet i h ind theatre tomorrow .and [8way with one of the gang. After > 4 Wil hold a & xg:;: tmmmm L moo 3 v’flh obg,c;m:l s\ma:y The -:%ory is that of a gifl {fiing";?"?',““f‘i of his* w’:}e, Jw; JE ol ) ; 3 omes & , vagely to resiime his ques| = “the bs of the °h‘"'°h o w22 bR 4 oY, [ na {orgvengeance, : romahee.” “Smilin : et 1 o - proxraxfi STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING T : presenting:*'The Blg Idea.” Notice of annual stockholders’ meeting, Bemidji Potato Produeu Company, Bemidji, Minn Notice is hereb; hat _the dnnual meeting 03' o stockholderd. of the Bemidji Potnto Products Com-| pany will be held at the compnny’-‘ but a’ 0 plant at the Ciby of Bamidji, = : pkins of Kellther {ras ““#“é?"“ Fo ot Mmoot o i 8 h’ 4 PR Sl ST 6 S 5 g £ i ] eratein, o innesota, on the 1st day R rok enmm 3, the Slhe , 52 widest knowh Bi 1919, at 10 ¢’clock'-a) ., for the eletctxon fof d}:recliomb”i the trans-| (AR & action of such other business as may ; K b Al Fouis Mrs. W, L. R ,gd T the 2| o 8y Keuttnin; Who €livay i | properly come before the meeting. ok - ) ‘l at &t- w"ilf il!\g : i iherap. ;o . synica u O] , ) go rized ‘Mrs. am 8 3 filny pictures, but he‘evolved @ thrill- REMIDJI POTATO y‘n ODyoTS - s e ad her birth ann Thi Ao REE {ig: and ‘gtipping story that Has set Jo: vh i i ; s the:larger cities agog. here” will’ also” be shown-a good oomedy in’two Teels; B"de"g' k foy: This is but one of the many tense scenes with which Wllham Faversham thrills the ‘audience in‘“The Silver ik King.” This star is one of ‘the greatest emotional ; Cougomg‘ IéEW{%—REX o lvavatm Ad column today. It’'s on the actors in America today. He has a personality as rich i} to 'the ' Rex tomorrow w: st 'page, i e Mltcfen Tawis,” owh' fa” this pag atn;i ftascufiat}ng as I-lIamslet s}&d he knows how to use screen'as ‘“‘Big ‘Mitch|” ohe ‘C.” the 1bdofouch YOUL 01e °q most: celebrated’actors in dramas of Y ¢ arn - T Ak oyt {the northland before the public to- 1 Jday. He':will appear in his first |EE- r a‘“ : ?:let% irod}xct;g?: p{;:tute, l”Code ot} e Yukon,” T ngtueot 3 Sorinwont. aee TONIGHT — 7:30 and 9 Jean Dubola, e S doughnuts will’ be | prospector, h ? i You've seen most of the | c by the Stcaxlxlflnulnn 2:‘:‘:3 3::}1‘::0;& * dn.y g::ttn hs:‘:all world’s greatest novels in ¥ tZ dm o tomorrow. af have cnough Lo start on gf | picture form haven’t you? } d_’ | Have you seen Hall By February 7th, "1979. There is something for you in the Ao‘\’n :u-oq nnuun WiLLIAM FAVERSHA’M The S// ,er ng Quramount Caine’s 5 ] 2. BT S T s ‘," = tm&r&fi:&fif;fia‘g gx’: rd, Vegg WEM am?‘m!ohis if ‘ n ‘deting. re en-|his worthless friends about it. There PARAMOUNT-MACK SENNETT COMEDY, o military sérv efi: 18 g0l rush, snd soon &' canip and 5 : s i of th b- 3, "“°’g‘t’kfii‘i"sgnnnen 5 o s e Beware of Boarders : Tag. rdially : A P t Pi %fi“hifim; son‘g, 1‘;):9 B?;'mong aramoun! lg:ture Hannah; Colonial Minuet bynsfofll’ ton shisigion pars PR : ¥ : it o i TUHBAY A“n SUNBAY tation, by Feb KrAaxnti’l,l’ §°"°' #Give Me a:Smile,” by Arville Jols.| . 0 ;004 word of hor death Fahrnarv ol».u:euneo[mschml‘; dfi:&;}: 011;“‘,;“* 4, ‘at her: home in. Lewiston, I t,mwm] » Al With Added Attraction from pneumonia following the Spnn: arl Crothers ' ish influenza, ~Mrs. Gable was a resi-| iggins, 4 : : | dent of Bemidji for: iax?:‘.,’l'l stoug or children trgll!ll Uike OXEA Froperty e ; 4 LAST incoln school;-song, Over There," | 1. 1 grorior Belle Plain, Ia | Millions saw the pictu chool; “Am- 2 Ja | g picture - g‘:fi‘;’--“‘x‘,’?\“&‘: ‘ifi‘;’&‘ifih‘:: ‘Affer thed g“;‘;‘;fieo}‘g‘gfil’{ L et ; > : when it was first released T' M E dancing will be enjoyed. Lol H Sy ! Mj & : P ! a few years ago. It Was s George H. Brakken of Cri - one of Paulmg Frederick’s R:. C. ‘Grachowsky of D most sensational successes, jLimong thoss registered.at the i 4 Perhaps you missed it then ) ¢ a0 | .—gee it. * Tet's go to the ‘Washington party| Fuf also . this evening. “&heu Here .you L i CURRENT EVENTS i ave 8 0ot Muitass ouy ons seat | ERRREE i and. other subjects at the 1 h letter in th 2 BADRBADA s ; et SRR B BGranD R. C. Hayner of M lis was RIEL 05 ¥ _ among the business mitm?: in the Gudnor Bt % TONIGHT — 7:30 and 9 ¢ity Wednesday. Mr. Hayner .and i b i{family. formerly resided. in ‘Bfiuhul, b;fl. molvlla;i t?r :Minneapolis it orde: i give their D- " spending ¢ ‘I portunity wa ‘a tend the state uni- " Mrs. 3.~ 8. ‘Scribner of- Walker s | VOrsity. > zmong the visitors in-the city today. A¥tar the mesting of tho G A 1. Circle Saturday night, supper will.be 8?10 :000t0loku o, params. m’; served for the members of the. Circle Land: Co. - 3 ; and the members of the G A. R! " Mrs. .Clarence Strawbridse of |POSt. After the supper a program , : - : and dance will be given and & ‘charze ggnt\}"'?‘lfiy passed yesterday in the of 256 made, 24222 81 . b . e . " Knut vorson, .who. moved. o Mrs. Fred Lang of Grant Valley Canada from. Bemidii, passed Thnudny inBemidl .shop- ago, is a visitor for a few days. ping. will “also visit at Rochaster, Minn., . Arthur Warner of Puposky. is before returnlng home. -Mr. Halyor-} £on notes nd jmiprove: i Hl!fiunx “Bemidjttrlends for a few} T " P he Ci ;ot% t.ennflsé sincé ay8, ~ ~this residence here. A _SATURDAY ' ; fire ot - Wilto ; il iy L ,.m:. . AT THE : £ " ferday. s : It will be of interest to the J. .35 Trask has returned .from & THEAT EK S patrons of the Rex Theatre to isit with his wife and daughter in Iearn ‘that ineapolis, ¥ Miss Lola < i e W S T éi?fl?cfi?m:?xnfin Caine’s ‘Mltcha" LOWis ] was a b“w’e‘; train. visitor greatest movel. It -is higTmost” hu- 3 * midji this wee man story, a story of the heart. In it Pauline Frederick scored one I e %. 0. Johnson of Btar City, Sask, Star of “The Bamer and Can:, is ‘among the guests at tue | O HET EYOALOSt: shreon LAMMDNS. . Luirno Sion Tnvisible” is now a Hotet s Mgt was first released, a few years ago.|member of Select Pictures Cor- Perlaps you‘filssed it thenm, See it ti d will Sat- % BONDAGE A nine pound daughter: was. ,born h the Grand: theatre, where poration an 1 e seen da to Metane .?‘“.- £ Lealos” this :°';‘£l ‘q““Cm?r “7 ) jurday in his first production| Hosuiihe b DO subjects will ®lso .lunder this company, H Portrait post cards, only $1.76 doz. ( ¥ fmmm./l/ml fs supplied. Rich Studio, 29. . ; : “c d f Th Dipectri 3. y i sonay 0 A ode of The| | vix l’ SIX THmLLrNé. REELS The amazing feature that had xée initial showing at the Rex """"" World-Pic ons: crkmai JVOE 2 mzu'ane‘i Hard ! theatre last night and which, was witnessed by a packed house. gets the Taughs, sure does get Y k »” J. Giles, W. Kane, and J. H. Brown {2 Iot of them in the new.World ‘Plc- u On - 5 £ The general v;,ldlc. was strong praise of the picture. It will of International :alls agé ot-{ture, ‘“‘What ve Forgives, : Iso sh t ht. . which he is co-starred with beaumul : also showing close its two days’ run tonig ix bpeness I the A1 | Barbara Castleton, at the Elko.thea- A. gripping, fascinating tale ot e MG LIRSS “Smiling Bill”l NOT A WAR DRAMA sp::g;ngNth? ?;3 it B%?nsfdsl bixnlg The story.told fn “What Love For- | northwestern setting.’ tis the mil ng ll 3 the great wreng he thinks he has Mrs, Zed Lician has a guest, her |done a young show girl. . The youth enough to take back his Wife ing overtime, and ‘the show girl hasfin the world but that she want- 2 “~~Crookston Daily Times. no conselence at all, although heled tre. timsel of 1. Ris fun in two-part comedy a guest at the Markham. gives™ concerns a ¢ollége. youth and story of 'a man who is big . ; Parsons A Production of Adventurous Romance _brother, Jos Charboneau of Bemmu has a conscience that is always work-| after she, for no other reason i Ruth M. Cronequist and Ella M.|doesn’t know it. ALSO FINE SPECIAL COMEDY . away with her husband’s en- IiTh B Id 1y 3 0 et LR ELKG PROGRAM. emy is the kind of a man that e lg ea 10c and 20c ;i i 7:20 and 9 o’clock 2 An:r holding c:w stage in En;):nnd lives in the big, opén North-| _ it i { Mrs. F. W. Lang and Mrs. Casper }and this country for moré than thirty | west country where God is __————-——————_____—____—_____Ffl—-———-—__—— ‘# | Knapp of Grant Valley were the yea]n:i *“The hSllv%r Kl_n{,';;the tamtmx: only'judgzry the LTS IR T, B ———— ests of friends in the city yester-|melodrama has been picturized w! ¥ e e ¥ ~of gauy. . o William Favershiam. in the stellar G R A N |llll|llll|ulIlllIlIuHllIII|IHIllIIIlIIlllllIIIIIlI!lllm!lllIIIlllllIlIllIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIHI | role, and this_great Paramount-Art- i G. A. Paulson, G. E. Holcolm, M. 0, | eraft special picture will bé shown at Shields, and V. E. Stolquist are| the EIKG theatre tomorrow and Sun- among the Minneapolis visitors In{day, matinees and evenings. the city. ¥ you desire to laugh :ad grow YOU SHOULD SEE THIS | sATURDAY and SUNDAY '"]e Pm']eer Wam Ads B"" Rasu"s “i— ""l"""""""l""1|""""""“|""I""“"""“A""l""l"“‘||“""""""l""l""lll" M e el