The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 7, 1926, Page 7

FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1926. POC OCOSL00DC0EROOEOOEE MONROE sencceccccooessecece TODAY AND TOMORROW Gene Stratton-Porter’s Greatest Story Fi ilmed The greatest novel ever written} of Southern California, with the gorgeous b: yrounds of moun-! tains and ocean, has been trans- posed to the screen in “The Keep- | er of the Bees,” Gene Stratton-| Porter's recent, work which | appeared in Me e. Doubleday Page & Co.; just put the book: on the} market, and the publishers esti-| inate that more than ten million} persons h: Iready found the} story as fascinating as only a} novel by the late Mrs. Porter| could be. In addition to its tre-| mendous popularity, “The Keeper | of the Bees” has as one of its} stars an eleven year old girl who has never before been seen in pictures, and who probably never | will be again, despite the fact that} she is bound to make a*tremendous | hit. Gene Stratton Monroe, grand-| daughter of the noted novelist, en-| acts the part of “Little out ;” | the role which inspired her cele-| brated grandmother to write the| story originally. So when she; “steals” the picture from more} experienced members . of a fine} cast, it is only proper; for “The! Keeper of the Bees” is her prop-) erty anyway! The production,! which has been ably directed for) F. B. 0. by J. Leo Meehar, who | will be remembtred for his fine} work in transplanting “The Girl} of the Limberlost” to the screen, mo serially will be seen at the Monroe Theatre | _ today and tomorrow. if eee eee eee es) sees CONVENTIONS OPENING TODAY ° * * . * * * . * eee eee eee eee wens Fort Worth, Texas—Texas Ed-| ucation Commission. Austin, Texas—Texas Division | of Travelers’ Protective Associa- tion. New Bern, N. C.—North Caro- Ina Sunday School Association, ‘Mayfield, Ky.—Christian En- deavor Societies of Kentucky. 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