The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 23, 1926, Page 7

FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1926. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN STRAND rectecee ececee TODAY AND TOMORROW “Sea Horses” To Ride On Screen Key West will have an excep- tionally fine film attraction when Paramount's cinema version of Francis Brett Young’s widely read novel “Sea Horses” shows at the Strand Theatre today and to- morrow. For those who like vigorous melodrama, tinctured with love interest and moving midst seenes of tropic color and beauty, this photoplay will fill the bill from soup to nuts. Much is expected from “geal Horses,” for Mr. Young’s story, which Becky Gardiner adapted and James Hamilton scenarized, is rich in action, drama, romance and suspense, and lends itself ad- mirably to visualization on the ‘screen, ‘Furthermore, the’ fact that Allan Dwan made it is a guar- antee of its worth from a di- rectorial standpoint. ¥ There is the added factor of a her alleged abduction last May. from the Temple acting as an esqort. PESOCOOOD | }0OOTSSSSCHTET TITOSRSTSEOSCETCHTOOHLESESSSEOTSOSE [=F ESSECEOSSSSESESSOO THESE Cheer Aimee as She Goes Before Grand Jury White clad gitls-from Angelus Temple, each carrying a Bible, formed a guard of honor for Aimee Semple McPherson, evangelist, When she went to the Los Angeles grand jury room to tell her story of The arrow points to Mrs. McPherson. Note the Bibles in the hands of the cheering throng. With her are three girls notable cast, which numbers amongst its personnel such popu- lar and capable players as Jack Holt, Florence Vidor, George Ban- croft and William Powell. Mr. Dwan is said to have incor- porated in the production several ular features, which set a new high-water mark for. realism and thrill. Among these is cited O0880O0O6000CCSLHISOOTHTODCOOO OTOH OSTOOLOSOOTACO® Ben Turpin and His Bride a stirring fist fight, an exciting battle in which several hundred natives take part, a raging ‘sea storm, and a cyclonic tropical tor- nado. eee The story centers about a love- ly and charming English girl, who, with her little daughter, sets sail on an ocean freighter which is headed for an _ out-of-the-way port on the East African coast. There she hopes to join her hand- gome, romantic husband, who de- serted her a year after their mar- riage. Her presence on board the ship has an electrifying effect on the rough crew and officers. The burly mate and the youthful third offi- cer eventually come to blows over her, and even the captain finds Rimself yielding to her uncon- scious charms. What happens when she finds her husband has degenerated into a dirty, drunken each-comber, and the develop- ment of her subsequent romance with the sea captain forms the| ‘and most gripping part of the production. MOTHERS Watch for symptoms of worms fn your children. These parasites are the great destroyers of child Wife. If you have reason to think your child has worms, act quick- ly. Give the little one a dose or two of White’s Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where this time-tried and successful remedy} fs used. It drives out. the worms and restores the rosy hue of health to baby cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by all druggists. Get an Emerson Electric Fan and forget the heat. july12-tf the former Miss Babette Elizabeth pital in Santa Barbara, Calif. Here is the first picture of Ben Turpin, movie actor, and his bride, Dietz of Bismarck, S. D. 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