Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 23, 1921, Page 4

FRIDAY EVENING.. DECEMBER 23, 1921 ey et e g By GE FOUR . 0000000000000 \REX=Today | And Saturday || William Fairbanks- !l 'Andan All-Star Cast, in— || Wt WHY BOTIER? RO There’s no reason for BT L T QI TN TS C)VCI' Populati(m I:S CaUSc : NEWS OF THE THEATRES g of Japanese Problem and Fgflllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIllllllIllllllllllllilhgi d Eabv ‘ [0_ SO l Ve, says \(V l'i ter 3 % VAUDEVILLE'AND “TRAILIN'” | —he is young—not prematurely gray —it. is just the natural color of ms . AT REX CHR)IISTM:S D:&Y hafl:.k i SRR t people; a horse is just af “Action” was his first feature, hnr’l;‘:e-ffaosurp Iegs,’ one each -corner, | “Red Courage” the second. They were * with a head on one end and a tail on/ both claimed excellent. i i:0 other—as the schoolbuy composi- “Sure Fire,” his newest Universal, iion had it. comes to the Grand tonight and Sat: It is therefore of mlore thanhpassp urday. {ng int to note that one horse, — et ormes n. the country,| “BEYOND” AT THE ELKO of 7 .arries such an unusual personality LAST TIME THIS EVENING at plans are well under way to LI; monument to him typifying * i..e spirit of the West, ; Starting with the zireless animal t carried Paul Revere on his mid- 4ot ride, and going down- the line . -5m “Blue Skin,” that carried Wash- :ton at Monmouth, and “Sorrei,” -t bore the silent Stonewall Jack- son, to the steeds of the present day i can horses have kept pace wil Ethel Clayton’s new Paramount photoplay, “Beyond,” which appears, jast times, at the Elko theater tonight, strikes a note of popular appeal. The under ying motif of the p.cture is the _.fe beyond and the possibility of com- munication with the spirit world. The cpirit of a mother comes back to watch over her wayward son. Ethel Ciayton admirably suits the role of REX Thealre | Cheistmas Bay Special Vaudeville A thrilling story of the great 1] i~ subjecting yourself to emfln ! the disagrecableness of 3 «“doing” your Family Wash in Winter. " For it is.an unpleasant task, you’ll admit. i Send your Wash to us and your troubles are over. We'll return’ it American West, Written and directed by Robert B. McKenzie :Show —Picture Program— TOM MIX'S New One— “TRAILIN’ ” From the novel by Max " Brand fresh and clean. Our prices are reason- able, and we preserve your clothes. n i «s of reroism. | Avis, tlie heroine of this strange story. ni‘:‘ es w?ti?e“e’l‘o:-y," the prized | She has that intelléctual.quality w] . the IFox star, who| fits into a, story which' depends upon theater Curist-| the power of the players to rendef it Brand . story, convincing despite the somewhat su- 3lin’, i igence of this| pernatural air of the plot. Miss Clay- 1, his loyalfy to his “boss” and| ton, with her refinement of manner, Iingness to respond to any de-| and intelligent -understanding of her made upon him, no matter how | 8t is leading man with: a fine cast Family Washings 10c 1b—80c minimum e s ~ e @ ! porious have gone far toward pre-| IR the various roles. ¢ éewingthe liieif Tom Mix-in making|: i 04 Bem. Sfeafll lalll]dl'y many of his great pictures that have ARE YOU ROMANTIC? —-Phone 195 set a new standard for young Amer- Are you romantic? If so, you will ican manhood. > be delignted with “The Lost Ro- § _And because: Tony iz all: that the | mance,” Wilitm de Mille’s latest Par- 1 4 West ' expects in a horse—and that] amount production which comes to i . mneans everything—thke rea’ men of | the Elko theater next Sunday and i ‘e West have planned to erect a| Monday. The story is beautiful and ne statue to the wesiern horee, using | appealing. Seena Owen, Jack Holt, I SUNSHINE SUNSHINE e e e S g 4 l‘of{y as thtls mnddel. i i Lois V{‘ilson, Conra}(‘i Nagel and Fon- ' i A special vaudeville show with all- | taine LaRue, are the principal play- ; 1 g & 4 viestern vz}udevi}lle acts, splitting’t ers, The inve,.sh‘turg quthe pictu’;e ’i’s There wou}IJdR!?e. i:‘;fgg;f Sgfif: l,? ;gfllfim allowed to ghAGIRY ‘ s0 x,i"fl’,flw,’,"gt,,,‘j,",; to Seattle, will| eaid bo be quite artisie. : regulate the birth rate in.that country, says Mrs. Florence Guertin ! . o al E T - “MiSS HOBBES” AT El 4 Tuttle, noted writer and society leader of New York. Mrs. Tuitle is SHINE GR i1 “4 WESTERN DEMON” AT | AT ELKO one of the leaders in the first American Birth Control Conferencg SUN ERY she i Tt g ! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY which is t’ou b% hefldflot ;}ne Hotel P}fiza, :{ee:vagoflg t(}},'etzfirlg;:ficli:; &; ¢ THE R 3 23 £ B e discussion will ce: out Z ” ks ‘ % ey EX THEATES ”TGDA? i 1t’s bad enough to be sick when ::llgpllfnt di n]f,m:tic ;net;mds by family limitation to solve many eco- nf’f-(fl[&) FIIIZMNWZ:- ) X ! _Cut of the depths of New Yo o ..cik. wuc to bave to pretend nomic problems. ‘A }VE}"TEP}( flEMflM B Carry-a-Bit—Save-a-Bit s and into the great open West, | to be sick when you feel like moving e men’s hearts beat true as| i .ouie—weli, that’s & reéil chore for e e— ~— FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY || |TEL. 85! 312 MINN. AVE/ Henry Lehman promises to izcl. one day arrived out of 2 side-| a husky athlete. But he had lo do - i ’ door Pullman one of its rarest prod-| it to move the stubborn heart of the | MEDAL OF HONOR MAN DUPED | s TR B uvets. To use hgs own lunguag:, ;\“ng woman he ll(oved. Did she succumii.' S | While Cineinnatt. was discussing.the 5 drive the clouds away. Xgen:;;,” beBdOSEd all d‘éy 4 ) -bag,” mean a 0 R ; 3 cani Vi . 0 \ttleman and asked for work. He|ing, and pity is akin to love. Ii you vised in Signing Petition for | (BT PR S ie st armed with .| Matinee 2:50 - fully prepared the follow- 15 at once engaged as cook on the| want to laugh, see Wanda Hawley, Release of Prisoners. brushes, bucketi and. soan:gid it e - e < Eve’s. 7:10-9:00—10c-25¢ FAY, prep: 8.2089 . B, ranch, the foreman of which| newest of Tealart stars, in “Mis e Shes, G, - TRAILIN o~ Witsiam FOX PRODUCTION . "REX ORCHESTRA € |ing items for your Christ- a Prof. Zelikoff, - director mas dinner—wishing you, oe Dalton, the clever scoundrel| Hohbs,” a sparkling comedy by Jer-| Tphat nis Medal of Honor. brother, | i, “A Western Demon.” The cook| ome K. Jerome, in repeat:showing at | 7o Kelly, Chicago, lad been w none other than _ Billy Franey|the Elko theater tomortow, Saturday, | «qupe” into slen. : ¢f. the man who was born'to| only. Hartison Ford , is the leading | ;" " otition to the world'laugh, and when you| man, and the way he tamed the at- | l'rL 1d 'L - a m making one of his many trips| tractive 'little man-hating shrew, 35 ¢ f’" % el “old crow’s nest,” as he does| Miss Hobbs, is well worth sceing. Ing-forthe release i this production, we are sure you — of Bugene Vi Debs i and 145 “political i —— vil! agree with us, Mr. Franey is / 3 ! 1ovin the world.aver as a comedian MYSTERY OF MOUNT EVEREST | prisoners” 1s° a 2740 Hiad been a star in his own com-| £ et L0 charge made in a six years: and at.| Findifg by Explofers 'of “Imprint of | letter- to, national An American flag has been given the Hellenic post, Minneapolis, of the| American Legion, by the Greek citizens| In His New One— there. The post is composed of Gre- “R s V P » cian horn veterans of the A. E. F. u: Sy 8 i ooatw |} A First National Attraction ]| SUBSCRIBE FOR THE T U OO T RO ; one and all, the Season’s Greetings. Sunshine Grocery Coming—Chas. Ray & 2060200C20000 Best-Granulated Sugar, . 64c| 10 18s X By the sack $6.15 H & Bt A\i ~Tr s Your Electric Light 3 i ‘”»ie’;;"; he was secured to play| B Foot on Mountain Gi headquart r v st Cram ARt Rty i o h a uman Foot on Mountain Given 2 ers of e z Jes: ey piantss 3 - i i g cmedy part in “A Western De- Various' Explanations. the American Te- Bill é Jesse LY ‘hy 1-1b prints ... -....-41¢| non? i — glon ‘at Indlanup- il ’ Eth l (Jl 3 | | ' 3 o p e The ,progress of .the Royal Geo- | olis from Michael IS NOW ) . e e 0 Pure Lard, in 10-lb i THE DAILY DIVORCE” AT _ graphleal fdciety’s expedition to Mount | J. Kelley, also of PAST DUE William l[')L-'I‘mylr.vrs $1.19) L 17 Production EES: GRAND THEATER SUNDAY | Everest, under the lendership of Col.-| Chicago. . ““The D‘;ily Divorce’—that's what | Howard Bury, was watched ‘with keen | Tlie - Congressional Medal man, a | vt Hrighes in his latest. picturc l!'neresk by scientists, espedglly at the | former marine who wears several for- the‘nmm’cut hen I!u“bby teats | Natura} History museum, South Ken- | eign dccolmthms in addition to the elf away from wilie every mor;x-‘ singtoh, to which the Epoits were to highest award at the disposal of the | This-is one of the matrimonial have been brought for study and clas. | Américan government, has informed d-nger. curves which all voung cou. | Sification on the return of the party. | President Harding by letter, according Please Co-operate p #s must round, T8 7l told in a di One statement i a dispatch received | to his brother, that “I allowed myself | W'th U. 1z manner dn-the most Joyous | from. Colonel -Bury excited special | to be badly advised. J now realize | 1 8. 1 oture of reaitite ever made—“Dan- | curlosity, and it is hoped that this will tizat I should have had confidence in fcflrous Curve Ahead”—at the Grand | hé satisfied by Turther disCoveries in | my President and his administration | MlNN ELECTR[C LIGHT Jergen’s Toilet Soap, 12 in box, Xmas special 49c¢| And Must Be Paid - BY DEC. 25 ~|Whynot Popcorn; in 1-lb packages, 96 % tests for popping, 3 for.......... 25¢ Heinz Plum ‘and Fig Pud- ding, 1-lb cans, special, SN R A Lo 40c| = < A story of all the greatest things in human :xdny.‘ ! the course, of, the expedition, of the government of .the country for 3 3 ah SIS . “Even at thase helghis- (wore than | which I fought and should have re- ings 5 ; ! “3ANGEROUS CURVE AHEAD” | 20,000, feet),” writes Colonel ‘Bpry, | fralned from [uterference, in the mat- & POWER c0. hearts, and some. things—beyond! Quart Olives, special..49¢ AT GRAND CHRISTMAS DAY | "there” were curfous trachs 'in /the | ter.” o : G e ) snow. We distinguished hare and fox - Elmer E. Swnnson, Mansger motion picture that will strike ' (.05 & like 4 Vimasly youns American mar- tracks; but one mark, like that of a coupies is ‘“‘Dangerous Curve cada!”? a.Godwyn feature, written - ; . ChristmasCandy, 20 kinds| Five, hundred, ex-service men acto ELE(O Tonlght Last to select from, at— J ed, ex-service men acted 7Vsc to 29¢ a lb 5 human foot, was most puzzling. The | n4 wgypers” i Tl €s y » : E pers” in the filming of a motion coalles assured: me that it was the | pioire at Mamaroneck, N. Y. They © @ @000 0C D000 P2 AR g ¥ s Christmas Nuts, fresh 2 5 )y ;v Dupert Hugles, whica comes track of .a wild, hairy inan, and hat | \wera gent to.enact a “battle” by a N the Grand theater as a special of these men were oceasionally to be | yoric American Legion employl?uem bu- i Mc to 15¢ ; Wamda. Walnut Meat or -Shelled| for Chrirtmas dry and Mond found in the wildest and most inae-| pag). Walnuts, French import, In return showing of that He'ene Chadwick, calied the cessible mountal o't phiotographed in America,” Nuturalists here are by no means| . special, a 2 1b 98¢ delightful Realart Photoplay eprincipal r prepared to scout the Idea of a human | - .. . I'welve overseas veterans refused to face death agaln In fumigating lmmi- grant ships. 'The American Leglon JAMMED, CRAMMED WITH ACTION—TEEMING WITH THRILLS—PEPPERED WITH LAUGHS 'AND SALTED WITH HUMAN KINDNESS “SURE FIRE” By Eugenc Manlove Rhodes—starring HOOT GIBSON THE SMILING, FIGHTING SON QF THE WEST . MOLLY MALONE FRITZI BRUNETTE BREEZY EASON “GET RICH QUICK PEGGY” Comedy in Two Parts ! GRAND : Tonight story olf lt,e p12y cunce{ns the race living guch an altitude, he iy married life of a small-town probability Is, however, ‘that the sup-| . + & g.riv’;h? \Yns)‘c‘uc b.mle of her commu- | posed “wild, hairy man,” is in renlity | :,::fi::::;'m{ I),“,‘;e;.m mfl? f‘ w )‘.":k hod 1Ly before her marriage to an casy . a haboon, known as a Macaque, which | i P¢alLIn o Snmigration gdqomostlcally inclined husband. | iy known to live at grear helghts on | CLorS: rdiy chafing under the restraints | (ne Himalayas, and the . footprint | === == = imposed b re 3 e, i posed by the care of her home, | \wyuid be very similar to the human | SUHHIIUIUIEIIIERUITIING aud the rearing of her two children, £ = s qt selzu§ thg first_opportunity to 008, = - ig .taste again of the butterfly life in D y ek -‘.-'" R d g saciety, while her husband iz away Fi ly Wi ife Loss. |2 o a ’ato"E o ta s, arms Supply Wild Life Loss, = Gl B on . » =To freeze or fill on a cold day; go-= How' . sh f According to figures. supplied by |=. ) = ow she avoids the Dangerous the Dominion burean of statisties, |Sing winter or summer whenevers Curve, and is brought to her senses| ‘v Pominion huvcan Ry Zyou wish to go—have you: noticed= by the iliness of her litt'e child, eag- losses to” the fur industry of Canada | = Your best bu; = iy resuming the yoke of domes’ticity cuused by the spread of civilization | Be Y. iy dramatically portrayed. in the North are more than made up HARLEY-DAVIDSON . The picture is well acted and splen- | by rapld development of the fur farm- | MOTORCYCLES didly photographed, several innova-| ing industry. ! tions being resorted to that alone lift{ In 1020 there were 587 fur farms | tre film from the commonplace. Mi%y | in Cannda; 578 of them foxes, six »C ndw:pk does the best work of her | auink,.two raccoon and’one karakule | er in the picture and she is ably | sheep. .The anlmals on these farms ’I oported by Richard Dix, “Lefty” | are falued at a little less than $5 yan, of Yale athletic fame, James 000,000, sfiver foxes leading. Currants; a pkg . Raisins, seedless, in balk & i bulk ... Oranges, sweet California Navals| doz ...30c| Oranges, sweet Californial Navalg; doz ............ 37¢ Oranges, sweet California Navals, doz ,. Candied Cherries, box..25¢ S & E] Apples; Spitzenburg, Deli- cious, Rome Beauty, Black|Z “‘-Rupert 'Hughe's’ a .75 Nauill, Edythe Chapman and Kate - o i ; oy R T » industry commenced on Prince | " % v ) ioater: { Edward island and has worked west | ‘comedy drama of American married life esh Country ' TANK CORPS VETERAN into British Cotlumbia. "By province ‘ . Eggs, per doz . -58¢ | the farms are distributed as follows: MAKES GOOD IN FILMS DPrince Edward island, 809; Nova | i “You bet it pays to smile,” says Scotlt, 55; New Brunswick, 57; Que- ‘ Moot Gibson, the affni.e vouag . bec, S0; Ontario, 42; Manitoba and'{ versal cowboy star, His breezy, easy- Saskatchewan, 4; Alberta, 15; Brit- | ¢ Ying. personality and his ever-pres- ish .Columbis, 11 und Yukon werrl- | ent smile, are rapidly intrenching him = tory, 14. deMILLE'S PRODUCTION OF EDWARD KNOBLOCK'S - Y 4 L s Bleached Sultanta Raisins, ‘extra fancy, large....35¢ ; Bananas — Before Christ- § e mas Special — nice and 4 5 4 | % [ripe, not too ripe; good z icolor, in splendid condi- iz the {ront ranks of public favor. L/ U GOLDWYN SUPER-PRODUCTION N 6 PARTS . Efi 3 s { 2 L < ? 2 X 7 tion, at a price that will| ; C:Nooi‘sv:mms'u;y. r‘rnng‘yeurs ago oot Ex.Service Men as Teachers. %emstflomance The story of Phoebe and Har- - Life, with all its sunlight’ and lsur;;rise yog I i Ho alwl;;:wnfifiofi dg“:cl';:?lg. Intensive training for teaching Is | ley, who ' married and lived shadow, its’laughter and tears. i 3 | E ¥ rope a little better, and smilg given ex-service men in England at scrappily ever after. A road map of mflél‘lmnng'yk\j"ih S SUNSHING a little brighter than his brother cow -10TNSey Rise Trainlng college, un- th{‘)feh:’ig:?i réledniss:gg ;‘i)zz“t‘z: :;Lgfypg&fédgm es and kinks 054 der the auspices of the minlstry of At Pendleton, Ore., in 1912. Gibson - 1a0or. The course is 75 weeks long won. the gold belt for champion all- #0d Nhot more than 24 days' absence Love's Highway. i 0"1’;-52 M’%ST )ORlGlNAL PICTURE IN YEARS! MATINEE 2:30—10c and 25¢ The wife and husband were so busy making a flrovngil go\v!;]oi'1 of ti;‘e srorid. And WL be nllowed to any student, so home that they forgot to make love. e smiled and drove ahead. | that the length of the course will &) T 1 it i ¥ 4 Hoot is intense athletic. Anything | proximate The ot tia grifhnky lrni:: Till the woman eame to believe that h.fe would With Sunda NIGHT 7:15 and 9:00—35c . with a .thrill connected to it he en. Ing college. X be happier with the lover she once rejected: JACK HOLT (Children with parents admitted for 15¢) Joys. Prize fighting is his favorite pas- '~ There are 150 students registered in Come see the three of them face earth’s great- LOIS WILSON b S T AR, time, but.auto racing is his biggest this course, which began July 1. 'All est problm—and find the lost romance! CONRAD NAGEL ¥ To MeMILLAN. FUR & WOOL €0, MHNNEAP O k. ITe hias entered many - of these have been approved by the 5. MINN, 3 ‘F;ar’m: tc:rr;ed Off many cups, board of education'nnd by the Nation: 5 ' : o ¥ 3 fn‘t}xe ank gy Union of Teachers. Someé have il S un a - - on 3 eft him. . reody had ten ) ) i, $ ! NONDAY 2+ GRAND e AR R | FreR s SR o e eho A 6 has tilver hair, He is not old| "