The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 17, 1926, Page 7

THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1926. MOM’N POP YOURE Too YOUNG To UNDERSTAND, AMY — BUT THIS 5 \SAFIGHT GETWEEN LOVE AND | DUTY ~ LLOVE JO wit ALL MY HEART, EVEN THOUGH HE i \S CRDEL “Yo ME NET I KNOW HE 1S GOING WRENS } ———— MONROE Peccesseccccoscosesecous TODAY Wrote Fake Ad To Become An Actor’ Robert Frazer, who appears to-| Monroe Theatre in e Sweet, n to become ner ot ethical. Though obsessed with the idea f stage even wh trikingly original Faithful Bowser THE KEY WEST CITIZEN OUT OF THE WINDOW) — 1 PRAY IT WILL FIND IT'S WAY To YOUR PRRENTS vs little chusetts town birth in grocery store as|' boy. | environment | veling sal from one éventfal day. Open- er listened to from the to # wanderer his ambi ad deliv Into this 1 tale confessed orldly wise a (mal or—how the had turned | because he had had no e drummer r supplied him with cor- detail. Ived the plan in his LOokK ~MOoM~ BowsSeR EY HAS RETURNED WITH ONE OF AMY'S SHOES d decided to improve upon * went to the town printer al bogus progran hich the name of Rob- ert Frazer was prominently men- tioned in the cast. With dful of these he aved the manager of the next company that hit town—and his chance. he didn’t make good . at first, but he persisted, and though |; d a total of fourteen times his early barnstorming | he eventually “made” y and scored the triumphs he once dreamed of in the grocery back in Massachusetts. WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF | a) iA (By Associntea Carl C. Magee, Alburquerque editor, equitted at H y of mansla ystander in Judge David Press) . Leahy. rand destroyer of crew of British! | freighter City of Naples aground | °° off Tokyo. | iy | TOMORROW AND SATURDAY, Podies of five on honeymoon, |burned_ touris Vegas, Nevada. store including bride are taken from sleeper near Las Regeneration Theme of New Love-Drama ie Realism-—with a capital R—is| at Clarenda, Iowa. ™ the outstanding characteristic of Paramount’s giipping romance- ‘he Rainmaker,” which Tornado kills two and injures 41 loceur in a little border town in t the Monroe Theatre to.|the southwest, and it is here that ce dateudey, the plot reaches a tremendous t Torrence, William Col-\¢limax The whold town is stri , and Georgia Hale are the ©" With the plague through k featured players in this picturization of Ger mont widely read tory, “Heavenbent.” The atmosphere of the track around which the earl part of the action centers is real, typical and vividly _ picturesque. | : aeldlse ya ene track, the dance hall, the fire and filmed a series of racing ,scenes, |the flood, there flashes forth as that are said to be the last word |fine and human and sincere a in thrill and excitement. story of romance and regeneration A dozen famous jockeys on an |®8 has ever been seen on the sil- equal naimber of — thoroughbred |VeF Screen. race horses stage a real race in| which Collier participates. 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