Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 24, 1920, Page 4

’S’I.ABT FIGHT ‘AT THE mflmuu } “Custer’s Last Fight” will be seen’ " tonight at]] the Rex. This is a Thomas H. Ince roductlon ‘and promises ‘to " be athriller with plenty of action from 'start to finish. Indians galore -and an old time massacre. THREE-PLY ROLE W. Somerset Maugham’s’ well . knmown stage. farce, ‘‘Jack Straw,” “has been adapted into a delightful - :gereen comedy, with Robert, Warwick as the star, which plays last times at the Elko theatre tonight. The story centers around Jack -Straw, an iceman, who has fallen in ‘Jove with the pretty daughter of a clerk. When her family get enorm- <ously” wealthy and depatrs for Cali- fornia, he.follows. There he turns / up as a waiter. In the three-ply role of iceman, waiter and nobleman Robert War- wick was pever more happily cast. He makes of Jack Straw a buoyant, likable personality. . Of:scarcely less * merit is the performance of Carroll McComes, long a favorite in musical comedy and now making her screen debut ‘in the part of the girl. . Sylvia Ashton, J. M. Dumont and Charles Ogle are in the supporting company. Seldom lnvu the piquant talents of Marion Davies been given a more de- lightful means of expression’ on the screen than in “April.Folly,” the photoplay in which she. appears at the Ellko ‘theatre Sunday and Mon- day. The story - is. from Cynthia * Stockley’s novel of the same name. In the main story ,April takes the place of Lady. Diana Mannister, about ‘to sail for South Africa with a precious jewel. - April is trailed by diamond thieves and detectives and |} - is saved from a fatal encounter with{} - the former by a young:man, Kerry Sarle, who falls in love with her. By a clever trick-she: defeats her enem- jes and brings the adventure to a succeesful close. gomvay Tearle is the leading man, and J. Herbert Frank is the “heavy.” The first Paramount-St. John thunder -storm Egl laughter is also . coming to the Elko theatre on Sun. ; day .and Monday. It is called “Speed” and is full of funny and ? “hold your breath’” situations. 3 The Elko orchestra,. playing at 4 Sunday evening performance is an , added high class attraction. POWERFUL STORY No ordinary story is ‘“The Woman in Room 13.” No collection of cut- * and-dried complications which have . been seen before on the screen and whose outcome can be seen by the “"‘T‘he’ Womon .io Room_ 13" in its | mystery is baffling. . It twists into lthe most amazing ' and unexpected.| channels. . It tantalizes, suggests a' golution, throws the audience off the|. trail and plays with the imagination as a skilled: magician would ; play with his audience when he banters and baffles’at the same moment. “Who was the woman in room 137" This is the big question that the au- dience ‘tries in vain to answer. 'So skillfully is the mystery of her iden- tity concealed by these two great playwrights and by the capable direc- tion of Frank Lloyd that the question looms into gigantic importance. Nor is this a .one-angle play, depenu.ng on the one big problem for its ter- rific. grlp» and. universal appeal. ‘A Big, prominent cast, headed by Pauline Frederick who is ably sup- ported by Robert McKim, Sidney Ainsworth, Margaret Snow, Kate Les- ter and Richard Tucker. “The Woman in Room 13" -and Hank Mann in a 2-part comedy, en- titled .‘“Broken Bubbies” will be at the Grand Sunday and Monday. ) USB!TOO’!" JOHNSON - UR!'I‘EDSTATB ———————— | New. .York, April April 24— William B: TONIGHT Last Tlmel “Ppussytoot”’ ‘Johnson of Westerville, Ohio, returned here ‘Thursday from Liverpool on'the steamer New York after literally having given ‘an eye tp make England: dry. The'crusading agent of the American anti-saloon jngue was met by hosts of' prohlbi- advocates. Johnson continued hls ‘a fl-snloon work on the steamer coming home by addressing tne cabin 'and’ steerage passengers. He said in hig Buropean and North African travels he had got as far as the desert of Sahara before he found a real ‘‘dry’’ country. GROCERIES The Best That Money Can Buy Cornor Elovontll md Doud - Phone “1 . OUR SANITARY BRICK ICE CREAM - NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION . 'INBEMIDJI - And is on sale at— - Abercromble & McCready Annex Candy Shop Boardman’s Drug Store Bemidji Candy Kitchen _Miller’s Grocery. Brakke s Grocery . “*Case’s Grocery William Lilly’s REMEMBER ', Those wishing our bulk ice cream, should visit Abercrombie & McCready and Annex Candy Shop, as we are ot in: the‘ _ retail busmess. LANGDON MFG GOMPANY‘ quick-thinking part of the audience. : BIG NEW FIVE REEL COMEDY SENSATION “DOWN ON THE FARM” Martin Johnson s PlctprEs,, F OX NEWS—Mlglmesl: of All WS SCENE FROM. MACK SENNETT s Five Reel! 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