Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 9, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR NEWS OF THE THEATRES' /e e e “WOMEN MEN LOVE" AT THE ELKO THEATER TONIGHT “Women Men Love,” the six-reel picture which is showing at the Elko tonight and tomorrow William Desmond back to u uch as made him a front orite ¥n the old Triangle S, Women Men Love” is the story of a man who loved his weak and beautiful wife so well that he went down to and finally brought her back to the throne. Martha Mansfield and Marguerite Marsh are the two women, featured in leading parts in this picture. Comedy “The Simp” at the Elko tonight and Friday features Lloyd Hamilton, more generally known as “Ham,” of “Ham and Bud” fame. “THE JUCKLINS” AT ELKO SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Talent seems to be a gift 'in the Scott family, of which Mabel Juli- enne Scott, noted screen actress is the most brilliant representative. Although Mabel has an abundant share of the family talent, as has been shown by her notable work in several George Melford productions, sh asn’t got it all. For now comes William Scott, Mabel's brother, who is rapidly forging to the front. He h; n imp lins.” a picturization of Opie Read famous novel, in which Miss Scott also appears. It will be shown at the Elko theater next Saturday and Sunday. s SPENCER SISTERS AND WILBUR SPLENDID TRIO. AT THE GRAND Spencer Sisters and “Wilbur in «Tnicks and Tunes" derive their name from the unit they served with during the world war, playing for the boys of the A. E. F. through France, Belgium and in Germany after the armistice. The act consists of two decidedly pretty ung ladies who look and dress alike, and a very agile young man. The girls have splendid voices besiides being accomp- lished dancers. A continual stream of comedy chatter is indulged in during the entire act of good clean wholesome humor. Perry Taylor, that conjuring cuss tries to amuse rather than mystify his audience and it must be said that he succeeds admirably well. His is a surprise act that is a sure win- Trixie and Doris. billed as “The Girls With the Curls’ "presents a clev- er song and dancing act. Sister teams of this type are always popu- lar, and trom advance notice, Trixie and Doris are no exception. Jimmie Green, ch cter comedia late of Cliff Clark 0-Girls” shc is of the “old school” and has a fac- ulty of getting his jokes, comical an tics, etc.. over in a manner that is decided hit. “The Devil’s to Pay” featuning Robert McKim and Roy Stewart, is the picture program, that preceds | the vaudeville at both the afternoon and evening performances. TOM MIX SHOWING AT THE REX THEATER TODAY Down at the Rex theater Tom Mix is doing things in “The Texan ** thi latest William Fox screen western. The picture w japted from James B. Hendryx" “The Te ' is an unusual story about a cowpuncher who was (if- ferent from other kinds of cowpunch- ers. Tom Mix, of course, is Tex Ben- ton, the Texan---wilder, and a whole lot more skilful than the others. Oth- erwise he wouldn't have won the championship at the bid rodeo. The sstory keeps gathering speed as it goes along and it rums_into the last reel like a bullet from Tex's =ix gun. If vou like the west. and like Tom Mix, and like Gloria Hope, his 1 ing woman, you'll like *The T Tom Mix i m Mix all over new daredevil stunts every few feet. And Gloria Hope, the auburn-hair- ed, is-.us winsome as ever. ROLE IN “SPEEDY MEADE” Once again Louis Bennison shows himself a true son of the West. This time in “Speedy Meade,” newest in hs series of Betzwood productions that the smiling cowboy star exudes his breezy charm and: infectous hu- mor, that have establ one of most popul the day. In* comes to the night only Bennis ranger famed for s and ability to finish any nt role in “The Juck-! hags n". ment for this purpose. with |will be used for locating the exact! as’ man 1job he starts. He is assigned the task of rounding up a band of cat- tle thieves on the border. goodbye to his sweetheart, Mary Dill- man, a student in a country convent school eade s out in his man’s- While trailing. the. outfit shocked to-ledri’that the Speedy biains of the robber band I8 Henry Dillman, father of his sweetheart. still greater shock contes to:) when he comes across Mary in a lone- ly road near the scene of the crook’s operations in the dead cf night. Her father has turned her out. of the house. Speedy enlists her 2id for the battles he knows must come with the cattle thieves. “ul How this slip of a girl helps her lion-hearted s etheart in bringing to bay one desperate plunderer after another buings a series of thrills and a smashing climax. “DAUGHTER OF DEVIL DAN" AT REX THEATER SATURDAY, A dam .which banks one of the streams flowing through the Ken-! tucky mountains was recently blown up by a wisp of a girl with the re- sult ithat the entire surrounding country for miles about was flooded. \While the act seemed like a wanton 2ste, the motive back of it was hu- imane. , Miss Irma Harrison, the noted mo- tlon picture actress, was the girl who set light to the fuse which resulted in the explosion. Miss Harrison is |starring in the latest product of the; IBllf(ah) Mottion Picture Corporation studios, “The Daughter of Devil !Dan.” In order to save several offi- cers who-are being pursued by thej gang of which she was a member she finds it necessary to blow up-.a dam in order to halt the pursuers. As a ‘babe she is,put in the care} of a hill gang by a treacherous fam- ily lawyer who is desirous of con-' verting her .estate to his own pur-, pose. Later when she grows to giirl- | hood she is made a member of the gang and is compelled to .do her share of the work in the illicit trad-, ing of Dad Harper. When the law- |less operaiors are discovered by two officers a fight ensues: she is in the ! neighborhood of the officers and at- |tempyd to assist them. She is dis-' covered and realizes that she is an outcast from what she think her own people. so decides to shift for herself. She trudges to the city and is later found by one of the of- ficers, %ho induces Major ;Pendle- ton to adopt her. The hospitable old Major consents, not knowing that she is his own grand daughter. Thru a queer twist of fate, however, he | discovers her identity. At about the same ftime the ,attorney also learns of her whereabout and sets about to have her kidnapped. Again she | returned to the hills with the gang, but this time she has several |who are interested in her welfare and the young officer goes in pur- suit. There is a startling find that! culminates in one of the strangest cituations ever witnessed .in a pic- ture. | |“THE JOYOUS TROUBLEMAKERS” AT THE REX THEATER FRIDAY, Those who have vead Jackson IGregcry's novel; Bardiy need be told Ithat “The Joyons Trouble-mak @ |as filmed by William Fox with W |liam Farnum as the star, constitutes one of the big features of the mo- tion picture year. It is a comedy drama scintillating with refined humor, seasoned with thriling mo-! ments and staged with fascinating beauty. And 487its central figure! |stands the incomparable Farnum. seen at hisbest. -What more can you lask? ‘““The Joyous Troublemakers’ | will open at the Rex theater Fri | Victoria, B. C.—British Columbia | will use airplanes to fight forest fires | th ear. Twenty thousand dollars been set aside by the govern- ‘pnsition of a fire and then rushing |fire fighters and equipment to the |scene. | | Eye Trouble? Try Camphor & Hydrastis . For most eye trouble there is noth- ing better than simple camphor. hy- . .. as mixed in tik eye it relieves aching eyes and e of red, Lav improves sight. Another ¢ watery eyes reports that Lavoptik | One small | has helped wonderfully. bottle usually relicves ANY CASE weak, strained or sore e Alum- mum eye cup FREE. E. A. Barker, druggist.-—-Adv. We can deliver Fish to your door cheaper than you can catch them. ANDREW FRESH FISH DELIVERED Every Tuesday and Thursday PRICES DELIVERED White Fish, per lb... Pike, per 1b Pickerel, per lb Perch, per 1b ... Gold Eyes, per lb.. Sheephead, per Ib Suckers, per 1b . White Carp, per 1b AUBOLEE PHONE 605-J Bidding | | | Don't fail to see it. . | One business | oneses. THE, BEMI IRE X Saturday ‘The Daughter of De\(il Dan’ S?@RING Irma Harrison #&hd Kempton Greene Romance, Love z\fié{Adven,ufie——wfih a big social chasm yawsning between theé. main characters—the bilue-blooded ' Kenttckians and the mountain feudists. Y Beu B. l?erkina’ famous ;tory visuali ONLY CIRCUS COMING THIS SEASON 1 ‘HOWE'S c GREAT LONDON s § AN ! 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