Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 8, 1920, Page 4

. THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER . ) 2 ERIDAY, EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1920 ‘The shimmy has come into its own The picture, which wijl be the prin- | most critical ¢ fter win- p , p Atcladt, in the movies. After cipal attraction at lheuElko theatre left to face alone, without any other Danby’s novel of tie same name, Na-| o =i ——t — \ | ziniova comes to the screen of thell , * A Now Yors. vy recoatly mporiea| “They sny ombas 1s 5 tan who fal 1] J Rex. theatre Saturday and Sunday in|| & e who is a ‘role that is different from any of three tons of dried flies from South| insistent about getting his money’s COMING EVENTS the wide variety of characters shg . America. They were for feeding’young | worth.” g l} has portrayed so maravelously in pre- gshes. and have found a ready sale to “Yes, he'd pu§ in a vacatlon connt- vious triumphs. * / - . sh culturists. ing the 'housand islands.”—Louisville tober 12.—Discovery of Americ: ‘FAMED SHIMMY DANCER captivating role in “Uncharted Chan-| It is that of Sally Snape, an Eng- The United States fisheries bureau| Courler-Journgl. l,g._f“’ er e o " 3 IN “GIRL WITH JAZZ HEART” nels,” 'a Jesse D. Hampton production | lish girl from the slum streets of Lon- bought 100 pounds of them, for an ex* \ — e Nov. 2.—Presidential election day. elesied ‘thra Robertson<Cole: don who finds herself orphaned at the e a ar e periment, but results seemed to show « “Boasting. e . 11.—Armistice day. eriod df her , an that fine-chopped liver was better grub| “I was at a banquet where Senator —Thaniksgiving day. for baby trout. Qn a diet of liver they | Harding spoke.” " ning over most-of the rest of Am- ole Lo Sace. hout an he tonight and tomorrow, shows the|2id than her unsophistication, the thé h 3 Fl‘:::: l:f",f;‘,:“’h'?’s:;nh’,’: r;,? new | ‘Chesterfleld of the screen” not only :;:\‘:gglle of’ maintaining the world* o pi 2 peen Il with the|at ‘Work as a plumber but making a o B i e g:llg?}};gn'nct’ufi'thjl&eficg:] }?e‘:medy? decided cuccess of it. g In her support is an exceptionafi.)?_ at the Grand theatre, for Saturday. But overalls and jumper - cannot | able cast, with Charles Bryant, adapt p o give realism fo the cabaret[hide this star's consummateart, As ) g;e!rl;;:&::l}c;&x;e /;:;‘:::s as I{f’ SA : t of the|Timothy Webb, 2nd, made penn g 5 1 e ot atriite ol “Giida tras thru bls wealthy tather's erratio will Newman, Victor Potel, Eugent Klum, ¢ rere; securgd. Gra t~. | Mr. Warner dons the working man’s 0 ot zm.sfif ;e)?, Gfi'&if;?fighlefi{‘;h:n uniform and as a result runs a com- |Steppling, William J. lrvlhglam‘l Myr- . b exhibited her shimmying powers | Fination ‘of exciting circumstances tle Risbell. i Ray O. ‘Bm:; woog luu “ You'll ‘to. the public, and in “The Girl with [Which go to make “Uncharted Chan- rected the production, with Rudolph, [ e Jour Hoart,y ghe malntains :h'ir Bele ome oL TN Mot shpenlinRle. The . effectiveness of the pictorial ele: X3~ gprestige. v i iprcblem of the, day—Ilabor unrest. MADGE KENNEDY IN . .. _,.|There is a delightful love story and EXCELLENT DUAL ROLE |much- humor in the picture which Jazz has become an American ing may be safely ' termed a comedy tution, like chewing gum, prohibl-|drama. tion, Will Rogers and other things| Amother feature at.the Elko to- and persons. Now it is being taken night and Saturday is ‘““The Paper- up by the movies, as is attested by hanger,” as played in Hank Mann's the latest Goldwyn production feat-|latest comedy. N for twenty months, Jimmie Harrison uring Madge Kennedy, ‘“Thé. Girl who appears in “A Seaside Siren,” a With The Jazz Heart,” which cobmes|SUPERB SCENIC EFFECTS NOTED New Christie comedy, featuring Fay e 3 to the Grand theatre next Saturday. | “THE ss| Tincher, which comes ‘to the Rex 3 el GOLDEN TRAIL theatre Saturday and Sunday, claims SPEg The story deals with the great big sure to the special irt effects by All Ruoff. % « CLAIMS RECORD FOR NUMBER OF POSITIONS Not counting Uncle Sam, with whom he was intimately associated a New York “hello!” girl whose ac-|, 7 bt uring the past dec%de has provided tions are the reactions ?: Jjazz. It|guch a superb scenic grandeur as that 18-the great color fu her life. contined in the American Lifeo- _Opposite to her type is a Mennon-| g 515 screen drama, “The Golden worked for only four “bosses.” He started in stock in Chicago and re- mained a year. Then he appeared the stern commands of her uncle gnd i aunt, = Mirlam, as the Mennonite ds| s , L aring the beautiful Jane Novak, The —— i ;asl‘;ed.d:): bu‘::_o e:;z!;:‘flmbgmfi‘e}:: ‘5:?1; majority of the screens depicting the oflezilng the trick. Mirlam is not Alaskan portion of the drama was Wed to Jass. - Nevertheless, sha takes | Si25e] on the high sngw clad pesks to Kittle—the girl with the jazz|o o HOO% . for a year. Then he joined Christie with whom he has been ever since, except during his war seryice. heart. Miriam is a guest at the ho- REX TODAY g B 4 1 Kit 5 dia . . | . . “ ; . folin, whlch ities cardias orga| gory sy iiam. Fov anein [ ‘ Short Cuts ....35c|\f#ll . 2 Black Leather Portfolio, regular $12.50, for..$8.40 i “salt:overcome by her troubles she cowboy star, has turned into,a poto- , 4 Fresh h f R t .15 | 2 Black Leather Portfoli ’ ] B3 Wiamone itte 1o heip.per out. - [play another well-known book, “Th 7 U esh freel foast, Ioer i, eather Portfolio, regular $15.00, for.$10.00 Kittle does. She impersonates Mir- | Wilde ) 1 ¥ Fresh Beef Tongues; - I 1 Blaqk Imltatlon'Leathgr{ regular $6.50, foz; ...$4.50 fam for the sake of a lover (attain- ed thru the Matrimonial Gazette), ‘- who has come to claim his own in Miriam, but has never seen his 'bride- “The Wilderness Trail” will be shown at the Rex theatre today. The story has to do with the Hudson Bay Company in the wilderness of Can- Coming Monday HOPE HAMPTON .. TURDAY ! J. Bergquist in charge of the camera, take in‘r’ buying your fuseeof Jarners career: ment in the play is due in great me: h & ‘ el meat hare. . . Leg of Lamb, 1b..35¢ Shoulder of Lamb 25¢ Lamb Stew .....10c _ line of leather goods'at the Beef Stew .....124c special prices we are mak- e e el sint w fams o) Eovaibly o i produstion siaged to hold an actorial record in having Choice Pot Roast 20c pOSal . £ Bonelesg Rib Roast, e S i# ite mald who flees to the city from|mrai1> 1o be seen at the Elko next g;'rl;dhz‘,’,m};‘i‘t’;‘:ft}; z:onl‘t“!?;rd a:; o S ST .40¢° e ]; Leather Portfolios Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, feat- | 56y, 11eq T. Powers in vaudeviliell Round Steak 35¢ Sirlojn, Steak . ...35¢ ~ 1 Black Leather Portfolio, regular $21.00, foi'.$l4.00 Porterhouse and [ . 1 Brown Leather Portfolio, regular $12.00, for. . $8.00 Fresh DreSsedv || erew faster, ana a larger percentage|! “Shucks! 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