The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1919, Page 8

“BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE” , ta RURSODY: JAN. 28, 1919. - | | Orpheum & Grand: \ THEATRE THEATRE THREE DAYS, STARTING TO-NIGHT January 28th Westcott Film Corporation Presents D, W. GRIFFITH’S ec oN i, Intolerance 125,000 PEOPLE —— 1500 CHARIOTS —— 5000 SCENES —— 75000 HORSES SCOTS TAKE TO JAZZ ‘Bagpipe Is Routed by American Music. Lassies Also Develop Love of the Trot, One-Step and Other Yank Dances. fe Evanston, Ill—According to K. J. Hollinshead of this city, secretary in an American Y. M. ©. A, naval hut somewhere in Scotland, the canny Highlander is succumbing to the lure of the navy’s jazz bands and in many a “wee hoose on the heather” the bag- plpe stands in the corner unused. Along with the craze for jazz there kas naturally developed a love of the trot and one-step. When Jack comes ashore he wants to dance. But in Scot¢ land he didn’t find much satisfaction in watching the lassies doing a horn- pipe, nor did the bagpipe seem itke q music to his “jazzened” ears, r : At one port where our navy men There is more than the usual inter-’ Pe came ashore in great numbers the | St in the announcement that the per- iq . boys couldn't find a dance hall of any |@0nially amusing “Abe” Potash and | “ sort, so they came to Mr. Hollinshead |“Mawhuss” Perlmutter will be seen ai of the ¥. M. C. A. and asked his help. |the Auditorium theatre, on Friday! night Jan. 31, for an engagement of After scouring the town he found the DOUBLY PROVEN ® NA Magnificent Spectacle 66 one night only, in. their newest and Eltinge theatre, to capacity. during} greatest success, “Business Before | the entire, run of the piece mare tee. 7 ry sin a Pleasure,” the conspicuous New York ure.” tis by fartthe Peauiese. sna heat omedy hit, of the season of 1917-1918.| of. the famous series gf comedies in ot only the New York press but the which “Abe” Potash and ‘“Mawruss” thousands of palgoers ‘who filled the, cM Perlmutter are the iresistible herges. If. You Need a Medicine You Should Have the Best only available room was the upstairs of a second-hand shop. With the aid “WMTOLERANCE” AT ORPHEUM AND GRAND TWICE DAILY TWICE DAILY {Inasmuch as:the stat sale at the Or-/ | pheum: is going fast this: arrangement } i i had to be made. Those holding red! the manufacturer. ELA TeERa Teena proof of merit [tickets for the Orpheum must use/ particularly to medicine. Mire Cie Caenee, S19 Front Sts them tonight at the Orpheum. Evening | cinal preparation that has real cura- says: “For years | was troubled by | Dertormance tonight will start at the | tive value sells itself, as like, an.end- kidney complaint. 1 had sharp pain’ {Orpheum at $8 and at ‘the Grand at/jess chain system the remedy is rec- in my back and general weaknes! 0."Only one show ‘willbe given at ommended by those who have been through my hips. and limbs, 1 wa3| Cach theatr® owing to length of pro-| benefitted, to those who are ‘in need tired and depressed niuch of the time; cHon. orit a cout Wee tare ovale y ki cted irregularly. f vk taney “Pie cured we of the Salvation Army Srvices. | for.example Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, me) prnere will bea special-meeting in|, preparation I have sold for-many | the Salvation Army. hall;°112'/Main a d er hesitate’ t reconi? | oO t later M street « tonight ‘Sth Uf olgldek. | Dr. mmend: "or in almost ary case, it ik ver. -two, years: later Mrs. Vas Hutcheson will be the speaker. © His said: “I find Doan’s ‘Kidney Pills a8/ subject will be ‘Forgiveness.” There shows excellent results, as many of good now as when I last recommend-| will be good congregational singing. ba SE ere aetiree Ai a kid- gotten? The reason is plain—the ar- ticle did- not fulfil; the promises of of a working party from the ship he ee REY ! é g . A In order to give everyéne an oppor- , 5 was able to have the junk removed pai tat Heat one Ne Longer | tunity to see D. W. Griffith's great-! seek Ce Matinee, 2215 3 5:13) mice vace ss eat wens 28c | Matinee, 2:15 ........ 200 ce eee ee +o 28e 4 after four hours’ labor and the place tea tt ie Evidence: satitted |°8¢ picture, “Intolerance,” ‘Manager| Have you ever stopped to reason s i i § was converted into a very usable ball- isa ‘ ismarck citizen testified | yavor of the Orpheum has arranged to! why it is that so many products that Evening, 8:00 ...........¢...00.005 55c | Evening, 8:00 .........5...00-- 4... .55e wom. Mold of quick relicf—of undoubted | SHOW this great production at both/ are extensively advertised, all at once ence Mr. Holtinshead then introduced the |penerit. : Orpheum and Grand ‘theatres tonight./drop out of sight and aré’sdon :for-' ; NOTE: Evening performances tonight will start as follows Orpheum, 8:00; Grand, 8:30 : boys'to & number of the nice Scotch giris of the town, the ship’s jazz band’ pluyed American “rags,” and soon the lithesome lassies’ were swinging into step' and the first of a series of many dances was inaugurated. MUTILATED: BELGIAN. ORPHAN The facts-are now confirmed. Such testimony is complete—the ev- This applies more }4 A medi- | 5 yun 00 AON THE. SANITARY BAKERY -AND CAFE “Write ‘William A. ‘Gruenberg, 300 10th street South, Bismarck, N. D. or; Phone 602X. Relies on Doan's. ed them. Sometimes a cold settles in| past night Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite my. kidneys, but Doan's always re-|8ko" to a. large audience at the), According to sworn statements ar] Has Been-Purchased_by lisverme: Army hall on the theme, “The Power , : Price 60c at all dealers. Don't sim-! of a unto Salvation.” The services | bave used the. preparation, the nue: ply for a kidney t | are growing in interest and attend- cess of Dr. Kilmer’s even oot FRA N K E VARTS Doan Kidney Pills. ance each night. A welcome is ex- jdue to the fact, so many people clainy that it fulfills almost every wish in overcoming kidney, liver and blad- der ailments, corrects urinary trou-; ibles and neutralizes the’ uric acid) | Phone! 75, City Fuel Co. j which causes rheumatism. i le-bottle of For the Beulah Coal | syampitoot by Parcels Post." Ad-! | Sees Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, Y.,. and enclose. ten cents: also per had. ee Buffalo, } ooo RETURNS FROM EAST.. William Kontos of Kontos ¢ pas who will start the Olympia © | store where the Hughes Hlectric com: pany is now located, returned today | fovea to hear Dr. tended to all Hute BESOn the well known restaurant’ man This popular eating place is now, open and ready for.business under the new man- agement. Mr, Everts will be pleased to. : from the east where he purchased: his | i Nantivan the Bismarck Daily Tribune. fixtures, He aye shat the now cindy | HOW Hat N SHOES | ZAvEcranid.mediuid' sig bottles: for sso, greet his old friends at the new stand as, a vi e H jatal ig st 5 March J. | | well as all patrons who have been patroniz-, aE | The. HURLEYS. 6,4 Finch: Lumber Co. for Mi R RCH, MASO e-in..the . Se 1, mines Lumber Go, for, Mon OVAL, ARCH MASONS, “NDance and Goneent),} mate aaa, re vie eines “in. ; thapter No. 16, Royal Arch Ma-} be-held- thig- evening at_the | Orchestra_ ‘temple at 7:30 p.m. vas ‘el 10M: Phone 130K Phone 7 75, City Fuel Co. | For the Beulah Coal | Phone 4! 453, Washburn Coal Company, for Wil-! ton Lignite at $4.75 per) ton delivered. This coal: I HOISTS a liaeub rt bs Jecieuf, a’ ten ccpoanola ho. is. now in«.the the war. broke ‘ was but six years of: age ‘and vattending a’ school in ‘one ‘of the Reigian’ towns that was later | | lt won ! for re-selin Gvetrun by the German hordes... While home from: school one day :his parents told him that the Germans had invaded his town. -A little later he was bit by a fragment of an aerial bomb does not clinker and con- tains less sulphur and ash than any other Lig-; nite mined in North Da-| hey. Bocdyent® Tire: & outw ear any: other heels. , Akron, Chio, who also gfo: ot Heels, guaranteed to “Rub. | Nealin Soles Face stark Rez. M ‘3. Pat, OF; from a German plane. Getting up he ran to hig home.and there saw his fam- ity, killed before his eyes. Francois did now know what to do, so he pushed off in a.rowboat. After rowing for a day and night he was picked up by sailors of an American transport and taken to the Municipal hospital in Brest. .He was treated there for about six months and was finally discharged. ‘Tt tokes quality to | make a reat pve ain No one would adopt, him.so he wan- dered abotit: the streets: of Brest with ae ‘some of his brother unfortunates. sae Tr ‘Whenever an American transport ar- x rived at the port, he and his compan- kota. iii tons would’ rush ‘to the wharf, where “This siall chewof Good taste smaller eh Bs, i th Id surely get something to eat ; ewspaper tO" | hey seul ‘ arely. get some ibe 16 eat Real Gravely gives chew longer life betohers : put a small advertisement in the Nocal’t net spap ‘ ; Acta tal sunsier’ rest vet piece more real tobacco lycostless to chew than ! “home blend” of coffee that was particularly ‘good: is g ‘tim: food so many times decided to satisfaction than a ordinary plug. ‘make an American of him so they big chewof ordinary Write to:— “Tt don't wants.” he replied lazily. “if I did, Tonks $ would pester me all the time to show em my goods.” sun ; ‘adopted’ Fraticois. After making ‘a évlfection for him they decided to send) hitir te “echool in’ the United States. He 1s to be sent to the boys’ school at for booklet on chewing pliz Germantown, Pa: ‘DUMMY’ CURE FOR SPEEDERS Peyton Brand | rata cnery tne waned | REAL CHEWING PLUG | Curing Reckless Auto Plug packed in pouch \ GENUINE GRAVELY DANVILLE, VA. plug. It tastes better and lasts longer.” . NAL TAUU AAA UALR \ | ! | Thus did an old Missouri tec liege pay unconscious trib- . ute to the business-getting value of advertising. He missed a lot of business, of course, but there’s another side of it. : Drivers. Pittsburgh, Pa.—The “dummy” cure ts what the children of Larimer avenue call their method of check speeding au- tomobiles who rush through their fa- vorite: playing ground. Terror stricken, a chauffeur alight- ed from his machine recently after he “had-knocked ‘down and run over what) | ‘he thought: was a child. 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