Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 12, 1921, Page 2

\ THE "BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER A RS S DA SRR |JAPS EXPECT NEW ERA !f:{i‘if‘e’n‘{3:230“;’;}%'\.‘.’&“;":R.f‘:“"l“” e | o 1fred Ne son, manager of Nelson™ | FROM TRIP OF PRINLE| quaii sior & buying stock arouna | Leonard the se d: John ) PAGE TWO ""|III|II|llllIiillllIIlIIlIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIlIIIIllllllllllllllllIlIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|ll|l|ll|l|lll£| - NEWS OF THE THEATRES e E.lilllIIIIlIIlulllllllIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIllll||||lIIIlIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIlIIIl‘lllIlllllllllllllllllh-, Tokyo. (By mail to }‘{m.tcu. 1‘,:(‘1\“); poohn Hejnof the tosmphip o “ONE ARABIAN NIGHT” AT ilarge corps of assistants. llg- over- | —With the return to 1uxf:1?t L Al being that ‘his residence is completed. v looked no minor detail and }ctt noth- | Crown Prince, Japan expects to enter M, ani Mis Knuvew Waie s THE REXTHEATER MONDA /ing undone to make this: pleture hISLup“" A newieras .. now cosily scttled in their residence Probably the most widely read greatest work. In order to make the | “mpe trip abroad, the first off i)l .ont,y Uniit. book in tne world is the “Arabian triumph rpmplc(c he org{xmzcd ”‘efkind undertaken by a member of al e Oarence: Wisthy, Aad ChEfst | Nights Entertainments.” For cen- most formidable array of interpreta-jynasty more than two thousand | o /by returned Tuesd 1y evening ' turies back it has been a “best seller” 'tive talent yet assembled for a screen | o, old, is looked upon as @ mo- D e thiy have beoa and it has lost none of its popularity . production and including Lillian Gish, | jnentous event. The press is callng it (WL W00 AU S sister, ars. | through the yea Translated into Richard Barthelmess, Mary Hay, I‘"“"ins important as was the opening of William Youlen. | nearly all languages, it has been read ‘ell Sherman, Burr McIntosh and a|joan to foreign intercourse muore | e eountless millions and its weird -host of others. All this done, he hasihan fifty years ago, and it expects - and fantastic tales have enthralled surrounded hi presentation Wwith a |, o oreat pesults. | them. wealth of offects and an orchestral | "y onown Prinee, the people feel, | “One Arabian Night,” an As,sm-i-‘ucmmpmnmun! of unusual b”“"mcy"hus brought home a vast stor UH ated First Nutimml] atlhw"llilu‘\l) e:\tx;r- | knowledge from the countries “hhich ving Pola Negri, which will be the ..y, - “"Was visited. The Jananese hope | f«-u‘{urc at the Rex theater for a run; TREASURE ISLAND" AT THE ?r}(mt from now on the imperial throne of two days, starting Monday, is a ELKO TODAY AND SUNDA\’l\viII be brought closer to them. story such as these, It you want to abandon for awhile | Tphe most conspicuous chauge so tar| the screen all the 1 your workday worrics about the H. C. |5 the permi n that photographs and intrigue by which the fi 3E'L.. strikes and the like and to be |may be taken of the Crown Prince I book wove a spell over its readers. ¢ orted into another world of | eyen when he is afoot. In the past The spirit of the Orient :"-“,hf ", "high adventure, pirates and fights on | ¢ould be snapped only when he w caught by the camera, resul ting ml 2 the sea and land, go to the Eiko the-| y carpiage. N picture which will live long in the\ 0 tonight, or Sunday matinee and " The people must take the initiative | memon. ca- it has gone evening, and see Maurice Tourneur’s | themselves; they must brquk down the t ’ | The book, whose title has gone|. ion"picture made from Robert|wall with which the reactionaries will | C. W, Jewett Company's Service AUTOMOBILE STORAGE RADIATOR REPAIRING BATTERY STORAGE " 75¢ Per Month The largest and best equipped shop north of the Twin Cities. your car in and let us re- ! We are better equipped (C'can and modern in to take care of your bat- N every way. Steam-h Bring tery during the winter ed, electric lighted, hot than any concern in the and cold water, ladies’ pair the radiator or pre- Northwest. pare it for winter driv- and gentlemen’s wash A large steam-heated ing. rooms. basement, our own charging plant, a com- through various transitio; contains Louis Stevenson’s classic “Treasure’ seek to scparate the people from the | & thuusqnd gu\d ang stefies; Tl_)c Island.” In a truly remarkable degree throne. authorship of tHiain hag beo 1036 m“ms producer has preserved the ro-| The reactionaries are led by old the dim past and only the names og‘mmnnc flavor of Stevenson's novel.! Prince Yamagata. and they E the translators appear on the versions | He ¥ e oted a true-todlife atmo- | powertul. They represent | extant. Most of t[\ch] dovetail nuu‘s"ho“_ and. given the various roles| military clans, and Tor 1 each other, the nm'htn s of thn: story- \ charge of players who enact them | the present tem of a soverel teller relating their experiences one |GG " Ch bothy and spirit. Shirley | aloof from the people, to whom ¢ aftes the otuery imaginati ._'Mason imparts a charm and piquancy | may appeal directly and scere Remarkable is the imagination dis- 1 %00 T T0r Jite Jim Hawkins | almost dssential to their continn ! played by the authors, and "h";"-lfi"“ Ithat no boy actor could hope Lo du-in power. and amusxy'xgfire .the stouesfi_ \lu: licate. Lon Chaney, “The Frog” I Until now the Japan 1 ?‘;:2;::;;&’3 writers- donot; shines b The Miracle Man,” is a ma; exi of | regar d)‘,hui[r lx-u}og-s ai ’}u ‘ a“ , ymalignity in the dual roles ’ew 'in the light of divinities. Ta ! & kit these, ‘thou:.and and onef, LMev)ry. Charles Ogle is inimita-|spoken zr name, but alway: sw?cs ‘;»’Tfi'.‘ |hr5t fxttfructm} t!‘,@ M‘ivb]e as Long John Silver. We cannot | their hor) titles. Now, howev E :fi;qég:.]yu of ‘;h:vc(‘;:iuont w::l'::;u”::;lu;rccall a film that will so enthuse bo(hi buman elewant h x'«‘(! l:l'h‘- ;;r 3 | who traveled to the East found that X'.-‘éffi\r?"d old as this Paramount- E‘ ation h.g-t\l\'ucn th w?l‘u‘w‘]lml\::( i U}:e nm}‘fih of -u;\"('l had "‘fl (l‘s)m}l)“ml: Browr;iu. the wonder dog, and' titles. Now, however, A | [ :h'i:th:?“t A‘:h:: n,::]]t ;‘}:«;‘;v«’:lmdts “?};Pe;{gy. the baby actress, also appear|ously a person. books and plays have been written N comedy at the Elko tonight and ! — S 0048 8NC. PIAYE IAVE DEEN WILLEH'| tomorrow; | Ottawa, Ontario.—The growing im- w‘%‘h thie Oricat & 4 !:’)ca]m : ! portance of fur farming in Canada is| ' One Arsbian Nign: | wes drscted | illustrated in the Dominion Bureau of | by Ernst Lubitsch, the master pro- e venort.covertig the induss)| ducer "nf “Passion’”” and “Gypsy '“A SMALL TOWN IDOL” AT Sy o i‘)"l(!p At the cmlLof theivens Blood. It is a_pretentious offering, | THE ELKO THEATER MONDAY | there were 582 fur farms in Canada wherein many thousands of persons as against 414 in 1919, and the val- | v have heen engaged. yes be eased from §$3, 968, 591, last year. Fur farms now | part of the Dominion | s essemesmes s I and there are fourteen ranches of | eam | domesticated animals in the Yukon| ts with territory. EXEEEEREEREE EE LR LB * CLEARBROOK x| R EER SRR LR R R Mary Stockman and Elmer Lind arbrook were happily wedded ing at Leonard. The bride petent battery man in A complete line of radi- A car wash rack for pat- ator fluid, denatured al- vond’ ‘b6 - and: -3 Ao0E charge—and our prices cohol, hood and radia- VIRGINIA L %rgf%p BURLEY | es TURKISH The three greatest cigarekte tobaccos, are lower than others man to take care of tor covers in stock. charge. your wants. Decnatured Alcohol 70c per Gallon Bring or ship your bat- people } o $5.00—$10.00—$15.00 tery to us. PER MONTH DRY STORAGE—$6.00 one-eleven | cigareties 205,15¢ | I| =="Semice" Is Our Motlo— { { 1 | 1 FIFTH AVE. * 1 |(F YOU WANT T0 RENT. BUY. SELL OR TRADE. ADVERTISE IN PIONEER WANT COLUMY The opening scenes of Mach Hen- nett’s six-reel super-comedy, ‘A “ n Small Town Idol,” which returns HIELYOF HATE AT THE the Elko theater Monday, are REX THEATER SUNDAY !that kind of a town where the Marriage, so some claim, is a gam- |toad track and a stragglin at best, therefore, it behooves | provide the sunburnt inhal ¢ one to give serious thought to | their rm’1y 1_(!} s of motion. its many angles before applying for | Ben Turpin is the hero; Jinmy the license. How often do we read, |Finlayson is the willain; charmi in fact may actually know, of ma | Phylli; Taver the country ma riages that turned out disastrously | and shares hc' pine hqnors with .Mum-\ because it was a case of fascination Prevost, who is seea in later episod of and not real love. Most of us, per-|When the plot shifts to a city where- g ja haps, have been fascinated by dif-|in Turpin, unjustly accused at nowe, 3y, gaughter of C. J. Stockman and ferent women at different times, It|takes refuge and becomes ciated | ¢y hridegroom is the son of Mr. and actually takes some hard blow or|With the piquant Marie in a thrilling yjp “john Lund of Clearbrook. The sudden loss to test one’s feelings to- | Motion pictura production of which | oupie went to Grand Rapids Friday ward another. So it is with Jack she is the feminine principal and Midvu:\ing and returned Saturday eve- Hoxie in “Hills of Hate” coming to |is the puissant hero in chaps. Ining. They had a wedding dance at the Rex theater on Sunday. Jack is|, On the fame of this film Ben re- (o Wiy ook A large crowd was pres- in love with the social butterfly who|turns in triumph to his village home. | ot . avently loves him dearly = until | But things have moved rapidly therc| Greeting Cards Now! The flour mill is reporting business fortune in busin causes him oo to lose all his money. Like the butter- fly she immediately flies away. His next adventure is with a girl of the ‘Vdm'im: his absence. The lovely maid | is about to be condemned to matri- | mony with the wicked villain and a| to be incre: The publ that play these hard times. sing by leaps _zmd bounds. surely appreciates a man | square deal especially in Do it now and have it over with. Pay for them when you get them. Then, too, you have such a vast assortment from which to choose and you are sure to get just the thing at a very reasonable price. -:- - - -i- -i- - - BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENTS BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS BEAUTIFUL STOCK We will ENGRAVE or PRINT your name below your favorite sentiment in the same style of type used in the sentiment— Engraving Is The Proper Thing —and we do it right in our big printing plant. Look at the styles and cost of Engrav- ing—one can hardly believe that it costs so little. -- -- -- -i- o = ENG ING PRICES 5)3&0»4935 sing RAVING PRIC scandal of tremendous tonsequence | dance hall in the far northwest. For- ](";]“ l’l""k"\f‘l out in :}t" Vi““gf {'i“"' tune smiles on him there, not only|Charley Murray, the constable, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jacobson | i recouping his losses but bringing |hardly able to quell the riotous’ de-) 00 Gk §o% horse, He was play-| « realization that she is not the giri|portment of the citizens, and Turpin, | < s were | i i LUTPIN, g in the yard where the hors for him. Into his life comes a moun-| 18 by a sequence of strange N'L‘Hlelh&; IR IN Lne Yo him | e oun- | i i > se. They found him ng ur tain girl, pure and natural as the nearly lyne nched—not for his acting, | o 5 . He is im- great outdoors itself. Love comes to|but for his glibness with his gun. Of pl.‘);,§ngl‘:4,;"b§,]‘:]a§ru“m] Heq | them and also the realization of what | course everything reaches the sea of | ™ 31" 10" Mys. Sumas and family true love really means. tranquility like the straggling streant, | g Niy., and Mys. Zalusky and fam: and “finis” is a fade-out with wed-|j)0"¢ Mahnomen drove over in the “WAY DOWN EAST” AT THE ding bells celebrating the most novel last Sunday fo and picturesque story that Mack] gy the Albert Vickla family. | REX LAST TIMES TONIGHT | Seunctt has yet given to the seveen. Mr. and Mrs. Bd Bierbaum and “Way Down East,” D. W. Griffith’s " !Mr. and Mrs. William Hinman re- greatest spectacle will close a five- | turned home Saturday evening after day er:\gz'nrgemc’vl\t at ‘lh‘; Roxl theater | DEMPSEY AND CARPENTIER Lan extended visit with relatives aml§ tonight. Tonight is the last chance to friends in lowa. see this exceptional photopla PICTURES AT'THE GR'fND A pail of candy and some tobacco | If such be possible, this st mas-| Jacl Dempsey, world’s heavyweight | was stolen from the Clearbrook Mer- | terful production by the genius of the |boxing champion, and Georges Car-|cantile company last week. A few | screen bids fair to cclipse even the|pentier, heavyweight champion of | days later it was found in the woods | enormous vogue enjoyed by “The [Europe, are here (in pictures). Tex [north of the creamery. It was evident- | Birth of a Nation.” Now being offered | Rickard, promoter of the Jersey |ly some voung boys who did not dare | | st Friday the little three-year-old i a short visit| i Thousands of Sampies in the leading cities of the land,|City match of July 2, also is on hand. i to take it home. i O% (rar : . et . “Way Down East” \ttructiugcnpnfi: The occasion is the showing of the| A large ‘wumber of men of the 25 Cards, 2 lines or less......... $1.25 In addition to our big stock ity throngs and ats are sought | authentic Dempsey-Carpentier fight | Clearbrook vicinity went out hunt- - i) 2 50 C 2 1i 3 weeks in advance. pictures at the Grand theater again | ing big game. We are all wonderit\le % g}m,” “4' y = / 50 Cards; 2 linesior less.or. $1.50 Of Cards, we have loads Of This picturization of the famous |tonight and tomorrow, matinec and|who will be the, lucky ones to bring | il e i eced T Laminnnet; 100 Cards, 2 lines or less. $2.00 . . stage su("ce flurnishcd by Lottie “W"l;lnl:‘. ; back some steak. | T o A Gl beaut]ful Samp]es fr om Blair Parker and Joseph mer goes More than twenty motion picture Marvin, the oldest son of Mr. and| . % 9 4 2 /% 2 Sar 2 1i ~ .7 8 much further than the or Gy birok iy ecdiat '”’J/lm”‘//'j/’///gwww 90 Gaiin & LigioRlesanrs B which you may . choose. nal tale. |cameras were employed in securing | Mrs. George Brandley broke his arm | these reproducti | 1s of every nove of the two con ants, from the mo- ment they entered the ring up to the fatal blow in the fourth round. As the pictures were takbn at the ring- people from time and period. Pos-!side under the direet ‘supervision of sessed of a vision and mentality too | Tex Rickard, they are in every way great to be handicaped by anything, |official. he has brought forth an epic far more than clever-—it has the ring of genius. Mr. Griffith has begun where they halted: He has not made it a provin- cial thing; attempted to explain noth- ing he has welded a theory of eternal love and in so doing has removed h while playing last week | Alfred Quitberg has bought aj Ford touring car. | Beulah Strandlic who has been | working at Grand Forks, N. D., 1'e»i turned home Saturday. Added Lots, per 100, per line..$1.25 . i . These come with or without sentiments, and you may write 'your own—just as you please. : Ha %«1;%}’//0({(/&% blorrs ns O%/rf dm%.}g]fl%zrf/ » Special Price in Quantities given by Mrs. Ole Olson and Mr John Lund in the Swedish Lutheran | church Wednesday.; 1t was well at- PRINTING PRICES :Tr':.,,j.'l"f'lffnfffl'g‘,’fnl’fi",'&rfl‘u‘.“llihif THE PIONEER WANT ADS ‘"'{5*;1'-‘31“- T ot h"m‘? e fln;}‘afis.fit&%_mz&lfi Tenl .o N i $iie . . the stae play version could ever hope BRING RESULTS [ el A R :» (zfn‘(:a, 21{11(,5. o ]ess .......... $1-5o Our lines include samples Shequtisgied wiso Smaees | e g et e s E LR e L o iion ot | ansnRisestis REX THE ATRE | L e Ky C’M;';“nes T szrzs kee,AKansas Qlty, Minne- prdetnnam e e ad oo o 3 vo M. Dathan &. Sheire e v e d;;“nes S apolis and Chicago. So, the L;vl;'-mhgofil:’x\:ium.ular n:‘mkt;;l:\';:{ friends can buy NOW SHOWING wio . Miivo Helin . Hokn ceanrima monee 500 Cards, 2 lines or less.......... $3.00 when you select from these you get the latest and best sold anywhere. blizzard and the explosive breaking of a river ice gorge, all of which en- thrall as only a Griffith effort can move audience Thus Mr. Griffith has given what anything you can D. W. GRIFFITH Presents un ‘thv.flfidhrt @4®narfifium,’ souio mowoe we Maes.Clavence David Srevens sz’ give them — ex- cept your photo- NOTICE—It costs no more to have ¥ was expected of him, has provided | what his public demands in the usual graph. d than Printed, in lot COme early and we assure T R e e entes thines ws M Aloisins TbalBuber + sove snuse e them Engraved than Printed, 05 o 1ot vow'll not be disap- 22 than done heretofore. But the pin- of 100 or less. s | nacle of his achievement lies not in Hi4 MR.WILLIAM HOWARD TAYLOR sormie ) po]nted. his great scenes of spectacle, Rather his genius is shown in the manner wherein he sustains, maintains and makes more compelling the story of a woman’s soul, He bares for all thol His Photoplay Masterpiece—— OTHER CITIES AT $2.00— soul of womankind the world over PIONEER STATIONERY HOUSE BEMIDJI, MINN. and in so doing has attained the I @ heights of his art and bewilders even HERE-at 50c—Plus Tax | g those who expect of him the great- | & est of achievement in his chosen field. The production of “Way Down Tast” in photodramatic form repre- sents ten months of unceasing labor Shows Start Daily 2 P. M.—7 P. M.—9 P. M. —NO PASSES— | PHONES 799-J--922—923