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PAGE FOUR FINE DOMESTIC COMED IN RIALTO PROTOPLAY r Paramount nbeatable com. the fore, this time with fon of “To the Ladi ng accorded a nm at its prese screen is an er Woods of the 8. Kaut- ame nsational run comparison work and the > the Ladies” production, the d that, when ictures, at least, “FLOWING GOLD” OPENS AT THE AMERICA TODAY ® novels of the ° eagerly read the virile crea- ‘ertile brain, is the au- ng Gold," a First ed by Rich- opens a nt at the Directed by by Wal as a Jame h includes Milton on, Alice Cal- Charis ing Gold” is the phrase the author has coined for oil, by means ef which thousands of persons have become millionaires, The es are laid in the oll country against a background o\hundreds of derricks each has written many stories of Ting adventure, but none with more action and suspense than “Flowing Gold,” in the estimation of unbiased critics. 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Griffith’s First time at popular prices, with the biggest cast ever in @ picture. 5,000 SCENES 18,000 PEOPLE 3,000 HORSES AND COST $500,000.00 —also— COMEDY Come Early and Avoid Standing 10c———40c liquid over the countryside, destroy- ing all property in its path, and several breath-taking fights among the heroic characters in the story. And there fs a romance, with Milton Sills and Anna Q. Nilsson as the lovers. “PONJOLA” 16 GREAT PICTURE AT THE IRIS When one goes to see a motion picture, which has been adapted m a book which he had read and enjoyed, he more often than not goes with the feeling that the pic- e will be inferior to the original often do we hear the criticism: is a good picture, but it is not the book—for it has been greatly char : But this cannot be said of “Pon- Jola," a First National picturization of Cynthia Stockley’s famous story. of South African life, which opened rday at the Iris theater. onjola” as a film is “Ponjola” the book, and no one who was en- thralied with the celebrated. Stock- ley masterpiece is going to be dis appointed with “Ponjola."' Anna Q, Nilsson as the heroine of the play, the English noblewoman who disguises as a man, ts admir- ably cast. Despite her essential feminism Anna is as much at home ni of her sex. perfect and in those sequences of the story where she appears as a man one loses consciousness of the fact that it is a woman ; laying th part. James Kirkwood, as Lund! Druro, the, embittered Englishman who seeks to drown his sorrows in “pon- jola,” is all that can be desired. He handles his part excellently and never once is he guilty of over- acting, a falling which {s too often the case in the enactment of drunk roles, “Ponjola” playa at the Iris thea- ter for the last times today. QOUBLE BILL PLAYING AT COLUMBIA PLEASING Columbia audiences were well satisfied yesterday and last night with the combination bill that was Presented. The same. program which consists of four vaudeville acts, a musical comedy, and a comedy picture will be repeated to- day and tomorrow. The Musical Roberts have some- thing real to offer in thelr musical number. These two musicians can capably handle a variety of instru- ments and make the change from one to another with apparent ease. Seven different kinds of instruments are heard in the act. It is an offer- ing that is always sure to give the audience the maximum of real en- Joyment and delightful entertain- | ment. 7 Something different is the acro- batic demonstration gone through with by the duo, Patrick and Retta, Mis Patrick comes up to the an- nouncement as a competent tight rope walker with variations. The variations consist of some late ballet steps done in midair, Mr, Retta tumbles about in an eccentric fashion. Will Kraemer has an excellent voice that he uses to advantage in imitating phonograph artists and in doing some yodeling. Mr. Kraemer broved to audiences last night that be was entitled to the appellation of “the phonograph boy.” Those who like blackface will have plenty to entertain them in the work of Timblin and Russell. This pair have some rare humor in their makeup and present it to the audience {f an original way. “Going Some” is the musical comedy put on by Dick Hyland's Reyue company, and the pleture is. “Hold Tight.” Both are highly comic, {> “BIRTH OF A NATION” AT THE WYOMING TODAY A really stupendous picture ack- nowledged as such everywhere that it has been shown is opening today the Wyoming theater. This is “The Birth of a Nation.” It has shown at high prices all over the United States for years and has always been atcorded a popular re- peptidn, Its présent showing at the Wyoming theater ts to be at the regular prices for all shows at this playhouse, A hint as to the alze of “The Birth of a Nation” is given when one considers that it has 5,000 scenes, 18,000 people, 3,000 horses and that it cost $500,000 to produce it —_.___ No Way “Isn't there some way you can t by which we can cure my daughter's infatuation for Hopkins?" Ih, yes, that’s easy, Just—" “I mean without letting her mar. ry him." way that I know of.” fhe Casver Daily Cribune Possibility _ TUESDAY, MARCH 4,.1924 them—a mere. matter of dent, Edward Kamp is vice presi- ecteal suspicion, dent, and G. C. Butterfield 4 wec- | Seecaeceeeeeee: CERTIFIED SEED SPUD soverone : GROWERS ORGANIZED fe The High Grade Spread for Bread Growers of certified seed potatoes a aecintin te. Tn ‘oe ee Pure Cocoanut oil —refined Peanyt oil churned - in sweet sterilized milk—with necessary Salt—that’s all ing come the distance from sunny California in box cars. They were bound for Denver, but they | dropped off at the local ‘yards jong ; enough to mooch a feed at the ex- | Pense of a traveling man. This | generous member of the great | grip carrying brotherhood was struck by the comment made by the two flapper-bums. One of them said: “Gee, the ‘bulls’ looked us over, and. we were scared, and ‘harness bulls’ at that! 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