The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 10, 1926, Page 7

bee + will not permit ‘mention of. ‘is Marks, Charles Mack and Doro- t ‘SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1926. POSTCOSSOCeSOSCOEOLOOLOES “MONROE Seecccccccocos “The Silent.Pai” Stars ~ Thander, the Marvel Dog Thunder, the Marvel Dog, will| once more be seen in Key West} when -his latest and most thrill- ing feature film, “The Silent Pal,” | is_shown at the Monroe Theatre; temorrow. in this exciting sereen play Thunder is seen saving a man from death by drowning, recuing a girl rider by stopping a runaway iorse, preventing a child from falling from a high mountain} canyon, digging his way to his| thaster who is buried beneath a Wine cave-in, doing phenomenal leaps and other things that space = Frank Foster Davis, the noted author, wrote this story especially to demonstrate the remarkable in- telligence of this greatest of all eanine actors and he has furnish- €d a photoplay’ plot that contains niet one dull moment from the-first title to the final fade-out. Thunder, the Marvel Dog, has been provided with an all star supporting cast by President Saxe @f£ Gotham Productions and with stich ‘players.qs;Shannon Day, Eddie Phillips, Colin Kenny, Wil- thy Seay under the direction of McCarty, a man respon- sible for over a hundred big screen hits. $ Wonderful natural scenery of the mountains of Northern Cal- scl Oregon forms the u ' nd forthe story which} No. of a man who has no money, no friends, no home—nothing but @ dog.) It is the dog, ‘ however, | who raises this nian “from the depths to a position of wealth and the love of a beautiful girl. “The Silent Pal” is an exhilarat- ing as.a breath.of-clear mountain #it—and as wholesome. It’s a pic- tire you'll regret if you miss it, SBO000099000000000000000 STRAND doeczsccceocece f », + TODAY: gan Stage Career. With “East Lynne” Otis’ Harlan,’ one of the most popular comedians of the Ameri- stage, and screen funster of | renown, who plays the char- ¢omedy role of “Zeb” in the mm Fox’ screen transcription of-John Golden’s successful stage play, “Lightnin’,” which shows at) Strand” Theatre for y, played .his first part a traveling stock company— “Little Willi” in the) “East Lynne.” “This first fling behind the foot-| ts took place in the town of| 8 birth, Zanesville, Ohio, and that time on Otis entertain- ed one ambition—to “make ‘his mame on the stage. . Ais education was received in lle and Gambier, Ohio, he attended Kenyon Col- After his debut on the stage in 1887, Mr. Harlan was taken under wing of Charles H. Hoyt, who later starred him in many musi- productions.’ When Col. Selig & picture production in , and chose the Hoyt farces for screen vehicles, Otis was sum- tioned and he portrayed the lead- ing roles in these films. Whe ‘rotund comedian who is five feet, five inches in height, amd weighs 215 pounds, avoirdu-| po, maintains that his favorite sport, habit, and recreation is the furtherance of his daughter's career, said daughter being Marion Harlan, one of the screen’s most promising young actresses, ‘Although a long time friend of ieee Ford, ‘the role in the cocccsccecscovesecoceses| Centenary of «the birth of Lucius H.’ Foote, the American! diplomatist who settled the differ- ences between Japan and Korea. Centenary of the birth of Dinzh Maria Craik, who won’ wide fame by her novel, “John Halifax, Gen- treman,” The American Society forg the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is 60 years old today, having been organized on April 10, 1866. Because of the recent death of his father, President Coolidge will not attend the annual spring dinner _of thé Gridiron’ Club in Washington tonight. Distinguished clergymen. and educators from alt sections of the country will gather im Birming- ham, Ala., today to attend the ses- sions of the Council of Religious Education, Senator Caraway of Arkansas, Representative Finis J, Garrett of Tennessee, Governor Smith of New York and Governor Moore of New. Jersey are scheduled as speakers at the Jefferson’ Day banquet to be given in New York tonight by the National Demo- cratic Club. STOMS SER- ‘West, Fla., Apr. 8, 1926. Notice is hereby given that the following described vehicle has been seized at Key West. Florida on March 21, 1926, tor violation of Sections 593-b the Tariff Act. pf 1 Sections 3061 and 3062 Re- tutex, to Wit, a five pas- ¢ Touring Car, License 2, Engine No. 1347-B- . AM persons claiming the above described vehicle or any in- terest therein are notified and ad- monished to file claim of ownership with the Custom House at Key West, Fla., within twenty days af- ter the first publication of this notice; otherwise the said car, its equipment, etc., will be forfeited to the United States, sold at public auction to the highest bidder — in front of the Post Office Building in Key West, Florida, at 11:00 A. M., May Ist, 1926, in ‘the manner pre- scribed by the statutes. C. N. Hil- dreth, Jr., Collector. aprl0-17-24 No. better electric fan made than the, Emerson. See the Key West Electric Co. apri0 After undergoing extensive al- terations, the dirigible Los Ange- les is scheduled to make a test flight today from Lakehurst, N. J. The flight will be the first made by a dirigible in the United States since the Shenandoah, . sis- ter ship of the Los Angeles, met with disaster last Septgmber. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Has. 200 Letters, Asks $50,000 a. 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