Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 28, 1921, Page 4

e | THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER “SALLY SHOWS THE WAY” AT THE REX TOMORROW The Mary. Miles Minter picture, “Sally Shows the Way,” will be shown at the Rex theatre Thuysday and Fri- day, and this 'dainty little star " has won many; friends for the manner in which protrays the character of «Sally Johnsgn,”;the poor little or- phan in.the story. But “Sally” does ot remain’a poor little orphan long. Her quick-transition from the drudge in the Braom and Mop section of a de- partment store to the adopted daugh- ter of ,a_rich and disagreeable old lady takes place in the first act. . Taken all 4n, al] {Sally: Shows the Way” is a “glad girl” stogég_{ a yn-, ique type ,and as the plot developes, with its little toughes of pathos, the| charming little actressin thé leading role holds the audience in,rapt at- téntion. The mercenary daughter- in-law and the grandson bring into the drama elements which add to the tension and give opportunity for a strong support to dispaly its histronic ability. The cast includes George Fisher, Eu- gene Forde, Gertrude Le Brandt, George Periolat and others, and the direction is by James Kirkwood, “HIGH-GEAR JEFFREY” AT REX THEATRE TONIGHT The . American-produced comedy- drama, “High-Gear Jeffrey,” featur- ing William Russell, nowat the Rex theatre, is_one of the best pictures ever eleased here. . It more than satis- fied a capacity audience last night with the fast'action and amusing sit- uations, which fill the. five acts.. This is one of the best plays in which the popular star has every appeared. His | role, that of a big-heartéd, cave-free dare-deyil, is well suited to him as'the son of a rich fdther who finds the job he wants “with a kick in it’ 4s a ta driver. '*Then the fun . begins ' and never sl down. NRALAY The cast includes Franelia Bill- ingten, Clarence . Burton, Harvey Clark, Licille Ward and Charles New- toti, Who bandle their parts in a con- vincing ‘and pleasing manner, PETER B/KYNE STORY. WITH VAUDEVILLE THURS. A ‘sensational murder trial gives “The Beautiful Gambler,” the special feature picture to be shown with the four acts of vaudeville at the Grand . theatre : Thursday, its concluding punch. The story, as it was written by Peter B. Kyne, shows the return of a husband believed dead, his mur- det and the trial by which the girl makes her greatest sacrifice to save the man she loves. Grace Darmond, in the starring role, gives the story an added appeal and establishes it as one of the year’s most entertaining pic- tures. Bryers and Bryers Banjo Stringers and F}nrmuny singers. Haley & Tre- bor, in a singing, talking comedy playlet entitled “Work,” Jack Polk, who burlesques the work of the other acts, and “The Fostos”, Limber, Lib- cratars of laughs, are the four acts Jvhich appear afternoon and evening. SPLENDID PROGRAM AT THE GRAND TONIGHT With a Pathe News of real interest, a Snub Pollard Comedy, and “A 1ru- ant Husband,” and Albert Payson Terhuné cohiedy-drama featuring Muhpln Hamilton, «nd Betty Elythe, tlm program which is showing at the Grand Theatre tonight for the last time proved a splendid eveninz's cn- tertainment, when shovzi for the first time last night. HISTORY REPEATS 11SELF IN ‘LAST OF M'JHICANS'[ Early American hisi ally represented on th rice Tourneur's Last «of the Mol which at the Elko Theatre tenigit « 1 The actual event vepeated Horrible massacre of Henry, New Yori, wi on August 10th, 17 grarhic- in Maa- I, the ) William stooi place Strangely FRIENDS NOTICE- * CHANGE IN HER 'I/‘houé'ht 'She Would ‘Have to Take to Her Bed Any Day, enough, Tourneui filmed the identi- cal scenes on the tenth of August, 1920, and for a sime it looked as if the calendar had returnci to colenial days, so realistic was the big scene. It was a bloody affair, but only ore gallon of glycerine ‘Blood was spilled over the ground at. the:Tourneur stu- dio. Montealm; the.,Fxench! general set out from Canada, with savages as his allies, determined;to capture the British forts. The general, Col Mun- ro, and thousands % soldiers and In- dians lived again in the film scenes. This special picture comes with an all-lead cast, headed by such well- known players ag Wallace Beérty} Al- || bert Ros¢ol, {Joseph; Singleton, Bar- bara Bodford, Lilli::‘}{Hal and Henry Woodard, with anarray. of pldyers talent that is capable of carrying a picture unajded,, % o 2 oy A DAMATIC PICTORE WITH A STRONG PUNCH 'The moving pictdre story of dra- matic interest is the one which holds the present day scréen fan. It has been demonstrated that the screen patron liké 'plenty ‘'of comedy relief but want.a mixture of sentiments— mostly dramatic.~ The success of “If Women Only Knew,” the new Robert- son-Cole release, based on Balzac’s “Meditations on, Marriage,”. which ap- pears at the Elko theatre tomorrow and .Fridny: is due. primarily to the fact ‘that it'is. jusy what the public wants. It is a strong story, with ex- cellent draniatic and-comedy appeals. “Grads” of the various universities of the country will be interested to know that the opening scenes of the photoplay are filled with college at- mosphere and were . shot on and around the campus of Cornell Univer- sity at Ithaca, N. Y. Leaving the college town the théme winds its way thraugh .the mazes of: social life in New York City. A Word to the Wise . “In March I was called to the bed- side of my sister in Brewton, Ala- bama. She‘was given up to die and was almost dead. Talked in a whis- per. Doctors said nothing but an op- eration would save her and she was too weak for that. -Her color was yel- lo}v as a pumpkin and she was filled with gas. That day I heard of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy and went and got a bottle for her. In three weeks she was able to be about and walked a mile to church. I am praising your medlgme to everyone.” 1t isia simple, harmless preparation that removes . the -catarrhal mucus fron! the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes prac- twa!l}{ all stomach, liver and intesti- nal ailments, including, appendicitis. One dose will convinée ‘or money re- funded. At ‘All'Druggists.—Adv. - ASSERTS HE HEARD SHERMAN Civil War Veteran Was Present When Famous Soldier Declared That “War Is Hell.” John Koolbeck, seventy-nine, the only Jiving man,who heard Gen. Wil- liam T. Sherman's famous exclama- | tion, “War’is hell,” now lives in Den- ver with his grandson, John Koolbeck. Before his death General Sherman tried to recall the incident of the ut- terance, but ' failed, “John Koolbeck sfory : 1",\m-r Vicksbiirg, ‘Joe Jackson re- t spn, Miss. Sherman ;was in com- ' mand of our army. I was with Gen. K. F. Winslowras”atdesde-éamp. My regiment was the-Fourth Iowa cav- alry., We weke after the!, efivny <04 the Infantry had ‘just goié kiver the pontoon bridge across-Pearl river. “General Sherman: st oriéhis horse at the edge of the river, apparently lost in thought. Just as the cavalry started over, the hoofs of the horses clattering against the loose planks, Sherman looked up and called out to us, ‘Boys, war is hell!" v “I was at the heand of the line with Sympathy’, for = bis tired troops prompted him.” , QGeneral Winslow and all other mem. bers of his staff are dead. Mr. Kool- beck was the youngest of the party.— Denver Times. . Colored Dinmonds Rare. Green diamonds are found, and oth. ers of crimson, but these |are rare, Black diamonds are common enough, are greatly prized.. Ona,of the finest in existence ‘was found: in :a’ fresh water mussel in_ the Mississippi river, and 1§ valued at $13000, (HOR the Pearl islands, south of Panama, pearls are found which are lead gray. Stretch Tired Muscles, building up the nerves. Sleep always on a low plliow,déink fresh, pure, un- dfluted cod liver oil, est eggs, cran- berries, apples, maple sugar, onions, beans and celery. Sleep at least eight hours’ during the 24 and nine hours will be -better, If you. are tired you can pull your- self out of that state. When tired and fatigued take a few. minutes off and literally stretch sut of tiredness and ‘Into,a state of vigor and vitality. Lie fiat on your back, slip your toes under the foot of the bed or any place where 'they may be held firm, this several times and then, after & brief rest, repeat the treatmext. ren vs el fwihgn, why pintino tm-»”fttmmi 'nhg‘:mflle. ?Heflel 8. (lg entedhieross the Peitl Fiverat Jack- ||| | ‘Prodign Winslow.". .So T heard him clearly. but black pearls are rare. Pink pearls’ Here are a few suggestions for .and_pull up as hard as you can with- | qut rising from that flat position. Do | S B A Sympathetic Ghildhood.cruses.: Tately, In a garden not far. from Boston, the lord of the manor set a trap: to catch the woodchucks that were monopolizing his vegetables, In- stead of serving.its purpose, the trap caught a nelghboring family cat by the paws, and nobody dared to.release the agonized animal—until two little chil- dren came along. 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