Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 21, 1921, Page 4

S S——— i e TYHE BEMIDSi DAILY PIONEER ~—— » TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1921 €6 mlunges him into the thick of a fight B i g - - ae of a fight peyy Revel,” which will be shown| - A woman's ‘No’ some i ‘between a gang of crooks desiring 2 2 V. g o € at the Eiko theater next Wednesday| “Cheer up. Dossession of a girl’s fortune. Thn S ohe Gt ihe, MG |fHis D T says the Good Judge - Backed by the paper who is 100k- peautiful produced by Thomas H.| C \ 1hi Tor & “erubol" Bob asande-tils tne Dot W by Thomas = | «Not in this case. The door bell - i P anls:tes (um;hlul‘-‘lx‘les ::;Llé::&?l\:d:'(::x.r\x:"sk:gl‘: e Vidor hus| yung and she produced the other mun.” A man can get a heap more, ! ] & : —Birmingham Age-Herald. satisfaction fromasmall chew of this class of tobacco, than He FORM PARTNERSHIP TO '———"—“‘“—_"— WASH AND POLISH CARS| S L he ever could get from a big Wikicbrensen & Smith-is the pamel O UU chew of the old kind. ‘ of the new Bemidji firm. These two . young men are in the bus of He finds":COStSIBssytOO- The washing and polishing autom i good tobacco taste lasts so - Phey have-opened a §hop at’ th r £ of Mayer & Swisher grocery store on much longer he doesn’t need Beltrami avenue, but whenever it is tohave a fresh chew nearly not convenient for the owners of the| £ cars to brimg them there, the boys| as often. [PAGE FOUR Time to Go. o “She sald 'No'?” X es,” said the dejected sultor. stumbles upon a kidnapping. Follow- A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE T ing this mew affair through, Jt The big new Paramount picture, ; F1) “THE LAND OF JAZZ” AT REX THEATER THURSDAY Bileen Percy, pretty William Fox star, will be at the Rex theater next Thursday in her latest Fox picture, ““The Land of Jazz.” This picture is of the rapid fire comedy type, and is said to be the 'best story in which Miss Percy has appeared. “The Land of Jazz" has some mer- Ty scened on an island where a Dr. Carruthers is studying mental djs- eases. One of his patients believes himself to be the greatest shimmy OF THE THEATRES i 1 the stairw of grand salon, car- g? \tPe_ myst‘ery.‘ sai thing before the |oceur in unenaing procession . giant | oo jall s hi hang wall of water, including the “extras” mpes from jalll, fngs himself shang- who composed the gay tarong of p_‘s_lhmed and taken on the same vessel! sengers. e e y}hav. the girl_ is traveling upon and In the midst of xci - is I‘xterully k:cl_wd‘ into the_cen(er of | ofie: GE the "extra,fs ,sl': ;Z‘;I"e""f"‘li'i!a South Amevican revolution. mretty girl, Kainled‘deud AW ;mdl The plot of this preduction calls started calling hysterically, “Please for many thrills and sensations. save mamma!” B Hutchison violates u‘l_l scienti Questioning by the physician ,m.’l.e hds 1o fear of Wie o charge later revealed that the and her mother had been passenge on the rll-fated Titanic and that the | | i b! He |Jjumps from one automobile to the |'back .of another while the machines iare going seventy miles an hour! 4ches, pains, ncrvousness, diffi- culty in urinating, often mean He fleaps a motorcycle over a hun- serious disorders. The world’s ster. dancer fin the world, and he does ithe dance so fascinatingly that he turns the whole place into a wiggling mass of humanity. Miss Percy takes the part of a rich orphan who id trying to get Dr. Car- ruthers to “make up” with her chum. She does her work so well that the doctor persuades her to marry him. It is a merry story written by Barbara LeMarr Deeley. Jules G. Furthman directed the picture. “THE MIDNIGHT RIDERS” AT REX THEATER TODAY Scorning:the use of a ‘‘double” in several of the most hair-raising feats of horsemanship ever seen upon the screen, the beautiful little star, Caro-| lyn Wagner, has set a precedent in moving picture circles which is causing considerable excitement among the petted favorites of the studios.- When; she found that the script~of “The Midnight Riders,” which comes to the Rex theater to- day -called for the leading lady to make a wild dash on horseback down the aide of a steep mountain, pursued by several hard-riding mask- ed cowboys, and also a dangerous leap from a galloping horse to a fast driven stage coach, Miss Wag- mother had perished in the Wihen the water poured in red-foct ravine- He plunges from ©, "€ talling two hundred foct tower in will wash and po7sh the car where it| is, or will call for it and take it to standard reiaedy for ki-dney, liver, bladder and uric .cid troubles— bart Bosworth in a strong role as “‘get,”” the girl lived over a an instant her horrible exp nce on the real wreck. “Belew the Surface” presenis Ho- a New England deep sea diver. “DOUBLE ADVENTURE"” TONIGHT—CHILDREN FREE A lively action st thrillingly sensational, features Charles Hut- chinson, the daredevil of the screen, at the Grand theater tonight. ‘‘Dou- ble Adventure” is the title of this fifteen chapter photoplay. “Double Adventure’ everyday thriller. It deg with the adventures of an eunergetic newspaper reporter who, while trailing a thief e ———————EE bun’t Prod Your Liver fo Action NR Overcomes Biliousness. Constipa- a plain, a tree! He swims through the most! ey shop. @angerous rapids along the Atlantic coast! He takes wild chances, offers | unbelievable thrills and sensations | and accomplishes every stunt him-‘ self without the aid of a ‘“‘double.” The management of the Grand theater knows ‘the Hutchison repu-} tad’on and can recommend this serial, to its patrons. Josie Seldwick, Ruth Langston, Carl Stockdale. Ivor McFadden, Syl-| vester E. Jennings, are in support of | Charles Hutchison in ‘“Double Ad- venture.” ‘Children will be admftted free tof either first or second show. Some of the sweetest romances ever told are those which develop after marriage. when the husband and wif ' estranged or separated perhaps, are| finally brought together again with that understanding that insures fu-| ture happiness. Such is the romance| in “The Easy Road,” the new Par mount picture, starring Thomas Me; ghan, which will be shown last times tonight at the Eiko theater. Gladys George has the leading fem- inine role opposite Mr. Meighan and Lila Lee is also in the supporting E VERY healthy child is naturally on tip-toe for Bread. With jam and honey, with stewed fruit, with milk, with soup. How- ever you serve it, Bread | remedy of Holland for more than 200 GOLD MEDAL wBLEM g bring quick relief and often ward off deadly diseases. Known as the national years. All druggists, in three sizes. Losk for the name Gold Medal on every box accept mo imitation All Kinds of Metal Work Skylights, Gutters, Steel Ceilings, Copper Work, Wednesday Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles 'W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacca ONLY CIRCUS COMING THIS SEASON BEMDJI JUNE 22 tion. Sick Headache, Quickly. No Griping or Pain. Guaranteed. Ventilating System and cast. Fire Doors. BEAUTY ON THE SCREEN Beauty of gowns and settings is a feature of William De Mille’s preduc- tion, ‘““Midsummer Madness,” wh’ch is scheduled for the Elko theater Fni- day, Saturday and Sunday. Two | is the food of foods. CREaAM CRUM BREAD —is the loaf that gives | you most in nourish- | | E' ner surprised her director, Alvim J. Neitz, by refusing to allow the usual “double” to take her place and ac- complishing the feat herself, in regu-| The organs of digestion, assimila- lation dare-devil style. One of theition and elimination---the stomach, wheels of the stage coach came off|liver and bowels--are closely allied, just as she negotiated the jump from and the proper action of any of these ‘her horse, but fortunately nobody| organs id largely dependent upon was hurt and the accident only ad-ltne correct functioning of all the ¢ih- ¢23 L ded to the fame of the plucky little lers, Lois Wilson and Lila Le« have the actress whose stunts in :“The Mid- S Risarse o D At leading feminine roles. The gowns| night Riders” are attracting unusual \vitl:\ é’,'pp’]': Or’ "(."Ccli":;r‘_:)'::f l:(f"‘f:]:;are declared to furnish one more rea- attention. ! with i ating laxatives ‘or :.!roné son why the movies h:nye ‘beccme l’l‘le catharticsfis a great mistake, A bet- | To0ert meitor of fashion for the la- @VAN AMBURGS TRAINED WILD ANIMALS 3RINGS -2 STEEL ARENAS- RIPBODROME ment and deliciousness. 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SHINE Z&BQM:- NalazesHem PV \R-TABLETS=~ N tion, which comes to the Grand to- night only, bids fair to eclipse in/ popularitv his previous screen suc- cesses, ““Oh, Johnny!” “Sandy Burke | Attraction Extraordinary = 2 Tickets on Sale on Show Day at Boardman’s Corner Drug Store at Same Prices Charged on And the most popular is— “THE LAND OF JAZZ” at the t:; the U-Bar-U.” and “Speedy KOORS Meade.” O more the smiking cow - | .:’:Z;:‘:gii“"r:’%efl‘{;dr;)"ilel')rli“l!ml;l (:‘3.\(’:; Better than pills | GET A | ELKO THEATRE Story by it Show Grounds. g, Ormi Hawley and Henry 2 STARTS FRIDAY Barbara le Marr Deel ¢ . Mortimer. M For Liver s, 25¢ Box e orad by y SUPREME e T A A Jules G. Furthman Because it possesses all the goodness known to quality Ice Cream, —Coming— William Fairbanks in “MONTANA BILL” H‘T ER a baking falls— becomes tough or soggy, you can’t make it tender and tempting. 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