Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 26, 1921, Page 4

A 0.0 MW IO~ /. “COUSIN KATE” AT THE ELKO THEATER TONIGHT The stage version of “‘Cousin Kate” was ‘a phenomenal success. After a long run in New York and a tour of the country it was revived with equal success. It is one of the big achieve- ments in thé brilliant career of Bth- e} Barrymore. The film version of the play as directed by Mrs. Sidney Drew is even better. ~Alice Joyce makes an ideal Kate Curtis and has an entirely new role. Much of the “off stage” action of the stage pre- pentation has been filmed, and fur- mishes opportunity for new business of a sort never seen on the screen. “Cousin Kate” will be screened at the Elko theater tonight, also Wednes- day, matinee and evening. “THE FREEZE-QUT”—HARRY CAREY. AT GRAND TONIGHT | conceived the scheme of capitalizing | The man who grins when he’s mad [the healer’s gifit and taking the mo.} is the dangerous kind, and thats the kind of a two-fisted scrapper Harry Carey 1s, in “The Freeze-Out” which is the feature of the program tomight nt the Grand theater together with “Her Circus Man,” a hilarious two- part comedy. » The scene of the story is laid in a western town of the name of *Broken Buckle,” in the days when strong liquor and gambling was plentiful. “Headlight Whipple” and his pard- ner “Denver Red,” were proprietors of a notoriously tough booze empor- jum and “Palace of Chance.” ‘“Head- 1light” has a sister who is exactly the | opposite in character, and when a likeable stranger comes to town an- nouncing that he is to start a rival} saloon, she tries to reform him. - She| horsewhips him, and later hugs him, but the new project goes through in | the face of ugly threats from the other faction. The story from this point is full of action, with a “punch at the close, showing the outcame of the strained situation. “Her Circus Man,” a swiftly mov- ing two-part comedy will complete ! the program. “THE END OF TYE ROAD” AT BEX THEATER TODAY on venereal contamination, written by Dr. Katherine Davis and entitled . NEWS OF THE THEA ey thread, the ultra beauty that riches, and only riches, has at command. “Blind Wives” thrusts the spec- tator into a vortex of human emo- tion. . The passage of time is forgot- ten and the beholder lives only in ‘the tumultuous drama which is the outcome of this beautiful woman's pursuit of the luxurious. “THE MIRACLE MAR” AT/ THE ELKO THURSDAY ONLY One of the greatest motion pictures ever produced, the Paramount-Art- craft feature ‘fThe Miracle Man,” will again be displayed at the Elko theater next Thursday—one day only. The story of ‘“The Miracle Man'" centers around an old patriarch of ‘the hills who has gained a reputa- tion for his power to heal the sick and crippled. To him comes a band of unscrupulous crooks—who have ney for themselves. ‘What follows is one of the most absorbing stories ever unfolded on the screen. In the hands of such tal- ented players»as Thomas Meighan, Eleanor Fair! Betty Compson, Lon Chaney, and.W. Lawson Butt, the de- velopment of the chief characters un- der the influerice of the deaf and blind p::'tlx;lareh is portrayed with admirable skil. CLEVER COUPLE TO' APPEAR AT GRAND THEATER FRIDAY Prather and Wiley, who appear.at the Grand theater, on the regular vaudeville ‘program, Friday only of ‘this week, offer a‘comedy singing and talking act of the sure fire type. Hen- ry M. Prather is a clever comedian of merit and originality, and his natural ‘wit and clever sayings are always the cause of much laughter. His songs are for laughing purposes only. Elizabeth 'Wiley Prather is an attrac- voice, and wears some stunning gownd that are creations of art. The act can be depended upon to make good on any biH. {HOW STRANGE THINGS An exhibition of unusual interest| will be widely discussed film story| SOMETIMES HAPPEN “The End of the Road,” to be pre- sented at the Rex theater today and Wednesday. In alt cities where this remark- able picture has been exhibited the sinterest in its lessons has been most keen. The Women's club have en- dorsed it, ministers have favored it nnd physicians has praised it. : Originally produced for the bene- fit of private educational showing, it is only released for exhibition to the public at large in order that its pro- paganda may spread broadcast the knowledge of-the danger and the pit- falls that await our young men and ‘woimen. The company is composed of lead- ing artists of the film stage and the many players are headed by Claire Adams and talented Richard Bennett. The photoplay has the hearty en- dorsement of the Minnesota State Board of Health. In accordance with a ruling made, no children will be admitted unless accompanied by par- ents, “SOMEONE IN THE HOUSE” AT REX THEATER THURSDAY In “Someone in the House," a Met- ro special production with an all-star cast, which comes to the Rex theater, commencing Thursday, motion pic- ture lovers will have the oppontunity to see this famous mystery drama which won such laurels on the speak- ing stage. All those tenmse situations which made the original stage play such a| strong lure by their powerful bid for the unexpected have been preserved | in the silver sheet version and the language of pictures has even proved more effective in bringing out that atmosphere of the unusual which Tung all through the drama. 3 This famous mystery story has as it triple author Larry Evans, George S. Kautman and Walter Percival. It s the story ot a society crook, pol- ished in all the ways that appeal in high life. -He works hig way into the confidence of the Dbeautitul daughter of a wealthy family and schemes to betray that confidence in procuring the famous Brent diam- onds. Everything works with ma- chine like accuracy until love in-| trudes and the society crook finds| this path of crime becomes @ road of | mystery. | ‘Among the allstar cast are Ed-| mund Lowe, Vola Vale, Edward Con- melly, Willlam J. Irving, Clara Lee and Wallace Hargrave. The scen- prio was adapted by Marc Robbins and; Lois Zellner. John E. Ince was director and George K. Hollister cameraman.. The special art inter- fors were by Earl F. Olin. «BLIND WIVES” COMING T0.REX THEATER SOON The peacock woman of today is the arch-type of all the passionate yearn- ings for beauty and luxury that have stirred the breast of womankind since the world began. Beauty, luxury and have ever heen kindred spir- jts. The love of admiration and the Jove of luxury are so close akin to tragedy that ever since Babylon’s picturesque finis woman’s desire ‘to surround. herself withdthe beautiful things of life has furnished the main- spring of the world’s great dramas. , In “Blind Wives” we see this theme presented in terms today. The’ photodrama revolves -abcut the de- sires of a beautiful and spoiled mem- ‘ber of modern society who demands {beautiful raiment, no matter what the cost. BHnd in her pursuit of her celfish desires, this woman finds her- welf the center of adventure after ad- wenture, with romance, comedy, trag- edy ‘treading thrilingly each- upon #the heels of the other. 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At all druggists. —Advertisement. ¥ stead of spending it. and isl paid every three tive miss who possesses a beautiful | ANKS are the only business institutions that e advertise to get you to save your money in- We invite you to visit the bank and join our savings club which now has over six hundred members. small to receive our best attention, works for you at night as well as in the daytime SECURITY STATE BANK OF BEMIDJI | ABTIOLNES OF INCORFPOBATION |OF THE GENERAL EODY COMPANY n January of by the stockholders. H Know Al Men' By Thess Presents,| that we, the:uidersighed, baye ussoclats | ite, the: first board 6f Directors o e b 0 B O b e Vo et W A ~Nglsan _gnd 0. B, 28 "Glirselves ‘togethef for the burpose |yicoc G jor forming & Cor DO T Minny. | Minnesota. “They shall hold office untii |ter 58 of the General Statute of M | the next annual election ard until their T I Tl o bt | successors are elocted and qualify. ) ate of | “rhe Board of Directors shall meet | Minnesota KelLIve A e rpose of | \mmediately. following the “annualomeet- Carrying on manufacturing or mechan- 1€ of [the stockholders wnd at thls ical/business and to that end have " ot the” following Articles of In-|D¥ NSRS e, o (hor Ry Sorparation, | The other. officers. of this Corporation Article 1. shall be a President, Vice-President, |, The name f this Corporation shall | Secretary and Treasurer. The Secretary be General Body Company. The general |or Treasurer may or may not be a di- its business shall be the |rector. manufacturing and remodeling of bodies | The Board of Directors may at any for trucks or automobiles and the sale | meeting provide for a manager to be and distribution of its product and to |selected by such Board. acquire timber, lands bearing timher | Article V, or ‘timber products to be used in pro-| 7The amount of the capital stock of and | this Corporation shall be Fifty Thous- to acquire such real or personal prop-|and Dollars ($50,000) divided into Five erty as may be essential In carrying on [hundred (500) shares of the par value Stich manufacturing or‘mechanical busi- [of One Hundred .Dollars (5100.00) per [ ness. + |share to be issued in such amounts and The principal place of transacting itsat such times, at such prices and upon business shall be at the city of Re-|such payments as may be by resolution midji in the County of Beltrami, State determined by the Board of Directors of Minnesota. | Such stock shall be paid for at the time " Article 11 {of thq issuance and delivery thereof. The perfod of duration of this cor-| § Article VI | poration shall be thirty years from the | The highest umount of indebtedness 11th day of April, 1931 lor liability to shich this Corporation Article I11. {%hall at any time .be subject shall’ be The name and place of reésidence of | Fifty Thousind Dollars, ($50,000). - the incorporators of this corporation are! 1In Testimony .Whereof, The parties as follows: have hereto subseribed their names this natuve of viding materials for manufacturers, | . W. Jewett, Bemidji, Minnesota. |11th day of April, 1921 €. W. JEWETT, | 0. B. Curtiss, Bemidji. Minnesota. | Al Nelson, Bemiaii, Minnesota. - | ‘Article IV, of. The management of this corporation!In presence & | shall be vested in a Board of Directors| Charlotte McDonald, D. H. Fisk. consisting of three members. 1 The annual meeting of the stockhold- | ers shall be held on the first’ Monday | uch year at which time i the Bourd of Directors shall be elected The following persons shall consti- % W.|fore me €. W, Jewett, O. B. Curtiss and Al _Nelson, to me known to_be th r- | ARG -5 -HE KRG -0~ -trie- et~ TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1921 3 State of Minnesoia, County of Beltrami, ss. Be it known that on this 11th day of April, 1921, personally appeared be- sons namedi in and who executed: the| foregoing Articles of Incorporation and | they each acknowledged that they exe-| cuted the same as their own free act and | deed and for the purpose therein ex- pressed. CHARLOTTE McDONALD, Notary Public, Beltrami County, Minn. My commission expires Mar. 30, 19 (Notary Seal) | State of Minnesota, Department of State. 1 hereby certify that the within in- strument was filed ror record in this office on the 23rd day of April, A. D.} 1921, at 11 o'clock a. m., and was dxly | recorded in Book L~4 of dncorporations on page 591. MIKE HOLM. * Secretary of State. | 94814 Office -of Reglister of Deeds, Beltrami County, Minn. T hereby certify that this instrument was filed in this office for record on thel £5th day of April, A D. 1921, at 10{ lock . m. and was duly recorded in| Book_18 of Misc. on page 70. | 2 C.-0. MOON, Register of Deeds. 24-26-27 MILITARY ATHLETES'TO .. | HOLD SPORTS CARNIVAL Chicago, April 26:—The Military Athletic association of Hllinois today laid plans for holding one of thej| Fer INDIGESTION ‘With or without waters take. ' pleasant to 18) ( RELIEF! it 25-50-75¢ | Talk About It £ ¥ WOM A NERVOUS St. Paul, M ligible. 1 have taken Dr. Pierce’s medicines and they proved very beneficial. I have taken the Tavorite Prescription ag a A film play created to impress the dangers of venereal disease.. It employs half a dozen words which we are not accustomed to speak openly. Defenders of the double standard will condemn it. - Phey will find themselves increasingly neg- The duty of man as well as woman to unborn children is going ing the canons of society. to take its place in mak- i | | “At different times | | | | | i woman’s tonic and found it very strengthening to the nervous system; and T have taken the Gelden Medical Dis- covery as a blood purifier and 4 tonic to build me up when I was rundown. It Approved by Minnesota State Board of Health Positively No Children Under 16 Years Admitted to Any Performance Unless Accompanied by Parents also was very beneficial. These medicines | o. Dr. Picrce’s are both very good and 1 | would certainly take them again should | I need such medicines.” —MRs. AARON | Martz, 700 E. 6th St. | All Druggists Liquid or Tablets. Prices-“Matinee: All Seats—25¢ : Evenings: All Seats—35¢ (Including War Tax) REX Thursday No deposit is too Interest months. GRAND 1:30-9:00 10 & 25¢ Tonight Harry mad- “The and kissed him. The Popular Human as the kind iof a two-fisted scrapper that grins when he’s the dangerous kind. Freeze Out’ Love, Conflict and Reform in a bad Western town— She loved him, and hated him—she horse-whipped him, You will get a new kind of Thrill out of—“THE FREEZE OUT.” ~—ALSO SHOWING— “HER CIRCUS MAN” A ROUSING TWO-PART COMEDY SHE DIDN'T BELIEVE THEM Jim Burke was no crook—no man was who could look straight into her eyes as he had. Yet the evidéyice rang .disturbingly true—then something that Jim Burke did told Molly Brent the answer— “SOMEONE IN THE HOUSE' From the Stage Hit by Larry Evans, George S. Kaufman and Walter Percival Is the Fastest Moving and Most Dramatic Picture of the Year : AN ALL-STAR CAST ENACTS IT | TO MISS IT IS TO'MISS A THOi.JSAND THRILLS | Scenario by Lois Zellner and Marc Robbins | Directed by John E. Ince A METRO CLASSIC Carey Directed by Nate Watt ' —SATURDAY—: Canyon Pictures Corporation presents— i .. FRANKLYN FARNUM | —in— “THE HUNGER OF THE BLOOD” Story by Wm. C. Beale Produced by Wm, F. Selig 3 COMING—House Peters—Florence Vidor in—“LYING LIPS” ASSOCIATED PRODUCERS’ PRODUCTION ! —COMING— ; i THE GREATEST OF ALL MODERN SOCIETY DRAMAS “BLIND WIVES” | B Based on Edward Knoblock’s Fa- mous International Stage Success i “MY LADY’S DRESS” Direction and Scenario by Charles J. Brabin e g S B e & | | REX Today & Wednesday : ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! A Spade Is a Spade and We All Know It ‘An Evil Can Never Be Stamped Out By Being Afraid to “The End of the Road” A Screen Drama Warning Against Sex Discretion r:ranles! sport carnivals4a the Uni | tions, the army, navy, national guard .reserve. fory , SRY-FESENS {orase Rt events will be held and, law permit- ting, wresiling and boxing in the evening. ed States at Grant Park, May 20. Athletes from war veteran organiza- et m e THE PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS comnete, compete. ‘Rf‘ veterans of Foreign Wars of Colon, Panama, plan to send a team. In the afternocn, track and fieid REX Saturday| | ' Canyon Pictures Corporation presents 5 FRANKLYN FARNUM “The Hunger of the Blood” A whole hearted story of the great Western- Plains— Romance, thrilling feats of bravery and a cli- max of overwhelm- ing power—tae photoplay of the year. STYLE with tion; this McKji to the careful dre doesn’t wish tremes. All the I shades. " ! WE FIND WE ARE OVER-STOCKED . ON SOME ITEMS— We offer them ’way under price in order to get our stock in normal shape. The following are some of the items———come in and look them over: Swift’s Pride Cleanser, can 9 for .... 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