Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 12, 1922, Page 4

J GAME CHICKEN” AT ELKO r:AST SHOWING TONIGHT REX THEATER TONIGHT A father that exactly suits daugh-| “Bucking the Line,”-a William Fox ter, and vice versa. That was the|photoplay based on a popular story flflnion'of'both Bebe Daniels and her iby mcefl,yndfifia?b ‘madggth "director, after James Gordbn r;filld vehicle for the presentatiop o e #inished the part of Miss Daniel’s fos- | Fox 'stay, MnurY:: Flynn. Jt il ter-father in “Nancy Froth Nowhere.” |gin, a gun the Rex theater th So Mr: Gordon only had timé!to sleep! evebm'}'l‘he support-of the new ‘star late a_fev; moll;nmfl‘ ‘bm%(lfno tol'. %:E innlufle% Molly, Mnl':wene ‘game . or_two before be work “Yenuty in the. fe! !:. Miss Daniel’s father in Game mk‘c‘&’m‘,‘; in the second fem Chicken,” a Realart Pictures attrac-|inine lead; Norman Selby, B, J..Far- tion which will be the featureiat the |rell Mepufi:{i and James Faley. The ,Elko theater . this evening, last times.|produgtion, was . directed Vb{ Cfil One time he was foster-father, and {[nrbiugg:. O A ~ the next time her real father, but in| Maurjce Flynn was a world-famous’ s both cases he was only a “reel” par-|star as long ago as 1918, but of the § ent—well, figure it out for yourself! football gridiron instead of the screen § Pat O’Malley is leading man in Miss |—for it was his phenomenal playing Daniels’ new production released by|as fullback in that ‘year. that carried l}; Famous Players-Lasky Corporation. | Yale Varsity to victory after victory. ! 8 | he_, poted “THREE' MUSKETEERS"” AT GRAND THEATER SUNDAY ; #The ‘ Three, Musketeers,” ‘coming It one likes thrills in motion pic-|to the Grand next Sunday for a tures, one will find them aplenty | three-day ‘stay, is announced as the in Pola Negri’'s new Paramount: pic- most znmnn‘f and spectacular film ture, “The Red Peacock,” which will ever produced by Doug']ns Fairbanks. be-the feature at the Grand thea Based on that universally read fox, tonight, for the last times. - i glassic: by Alexander Dumas, Jhe 1 ic | ] e Musketeers,’ and adde 0 #2 St here are T i #rom the Memoirs of D’Aftagnan, situations in. this photoplay t! ing3re Amoi any. oqthbr in whicfi' this famous Eu-|this feature is said to embody more that is adventurous, romantic and ince “Pas. ;&fi.‘.‘? mr has appeared since “Pas- | dramatic than it has ever before bern Miss Negri is essentially an-eme-| gpslselble to incorporate in a film .ve- e | hicle. , pnal actress as well as & dramere|. Fred Niblo, who directed Douglas ihfl!‘flch Sbe'is first seen as a Fairbanks ‘in ;‘The ]Threec l{.lus ?&- G teers,” was formerly a Cohun k as a fashionable | po fe gtar in the “speakies” :’; s leads a stormy existence, .: “HER OWN,_ MONEY” AT ELKO pan POLA NEGRI AT GRAND LAST SHOWING TONIGHT g h“muj gpl‘;otrt‘umges for the varied talents as a star. l‘!lwkfly supported by a pick- THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ny'of players. The scenes Ethel Clayton will be seen at the assive and beautiful. | Elko theater next Thursday and Fri- day in “Her Own Money,” a delight- ful Paramount picture based on Mark Swan’s successful stage play. War-| ¥ NC ner Baxter .is lu}c‘lingtmnz 'ghe ; 5 JZE i story concerns the - troubles of a :.. Of all the popular novelists of today rie gy none ‘hllill?:fiiled more powerfully 'K:‘vl:gur\“ !e‘;tr::gmcefipixeo:fidfil i‘.’d ® £ or persistently, when transferred to g AR S X | tzhe ul&&or_l -th}nre screen flwnt has {“MAN TO MAN” AT GRAND . ane:Grey—whose gripping__story, " 4 L e vailo filmed by William | . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Fox. .as..& special ~production, is to |, Stuart Paton wrote the story of engagement Sunday at the ‘Dr. Jim,” a Universal success star- ring Frank Mayo, and directed the Universal-Jewel thriller *Conflict,” starring Priscilla Deah, within less than a year. ter, ‘An‘additional fact that should serve lor: of guaraniy f:t th:h::tlggest ‘of ‘entertainmentl is that Bim-|™"p, oniy latest effort is embodied in Em;i dni‘s’cbed it:n:v;pe‘sxha; “Man to Man,” the Universal-Jewell '?lu’d'e 1;?'&,'; fiA Cyc':l';lecticut Yan- attr:ctém ndex}c‘ Friday and Saturday 4 inDi . |at the Grand theater. ; kg;i’m‘e“"'l that other gripping special Harry Carey stars in the film ver- ; i sion. i ” Bon Tarpin_ at the Rex_theater| Remembering his as «Overland ‘Sunday. in the role of the cross-eyed | Red” and.“Sundown Slim” and nat- gonductor who said that he wouldn’t| arally can " expect something: -note- Steal & nickel from the company for|worthy in a role which is said to ‘tx at he: couldn’t look anyone|eclipse either of those in genuine aigh svmp t'in the face: human interest, surrounded by ac- He'si.the fun conductor of “Step|tion that carries an assured drama- ;Forw,j}g A tic punch. . .EDGEWOOD Mrs. Fred Lange went to Edger- b) ton, M londay to visit relatives ty 4 and get ittle son, James. She ex- 7" The Good Cheer Class gave a in honor of Clifford Phibbs’ pects to return with him next week. party Ed Bohlmann ‘was a caller at_the fieighteenth birthday. Games were ayed and a delicious lunch was ser- home '8¢ August Luedtke, Jr., Sun- day afternooon. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Myrtle Putnam visited at the T. J. Wright home Sunday. Murs. J. J. Jinkinson “visited” Ber- tha Phibbs Saturday. : Will and John Stilwell - went. to Be- midji Wednesday. SUBSCRIBE FOR.THE , nAmloum Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lang and daugh- iter, Fay, Mrs. Kingsbury and child- ren, ‘August and Fred Luedtke, Miss Kate Luedtke, and their mother were smong, the shoppers in Bemidji last week.. '~ Miss Carolyn Groves rgtumgd to iBemidji; Saturday after spending a weeks vacation at the home of Aug- ust Luedtke, Jr. ' @ Porapuni 5dwre . Pathe News and a Comedy “Tomorrow Only—HAROLD LLOYD “lN_NOW OR NEVER” DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS GREATEST PICTURE - “THE 3 %y Three Musketeers” ONLY TWO SHOWS DAILY b ¥ One at 2:30 and Ome at 7:30 GRAND hree 2. SUNDAY Days niue Igeds ] guis news of neighboring place: Hg _hx tx_r;g'_w Max Luebeck andT SHOTLEYFOY The town meeting at the town hal was not very well attended. The -confirmation class Swedish church is progressing rather slowly as the weatner has been 'bad | 4. and the class has not been able to read for Rev. Lindan. * . R Theorore Brown and Oscar Ander- son have returned irom Kelliher, where they have ben working. The Shotley school will close this month. The pupils like the idea of a altiough, i M AW, very d meet ev o] ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND WIRING | TRY OUR-SERVICE WHEN YOU HAVE ANY ELECTRICAL WORK. We carry a full stock of / National ‘Mazda Lamps :=— We Deliver (—: HALING:-WALKER ELECTRIC CO. 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Henry Rensvold called at Brown‘s Edwin Brown bought some skunk pelts from Mr. Erickson Thursday. Mrs. Fred Iverson called on Mrs, Anderson the othgr day. 3 . ‘Alder caiiefl at Fred Iverson’s; | i But when she found that the; man of her heart was trailing her bootlegging steamer Also Showing—*“PINCHED”—2-part Com. RROW—ETHEL CLAYTON TOMOQO REX- Today “HER OWN MONEY” William Fox presents Maurice Flynn “Bucking the Line” An Adventure Story by Francis Lyndé Directed by Carl Harbaugh Thrilling story of a desperate struggle for possession of a valuable railroad right-of-way. ' * * * An extraordinary tale of adventure and love. * * * World-famous star of the football gridiron stars in sensational photoplay. * * Red-blooded romance, striking situations, sustained suspense. * * » Runaway engine thréatens destruction of train upon which the fortunes of many depend. 2 . * * * New star of the screen h first vehicle., . 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