The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 16, 1926, Page 7

* THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MONROE PRISONERS’ ESCAPE | peecccce®evcecccescccoce: MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1926. PAGE SEVEN QZ TROP ES FONTAN OI, a4 Saye Se Ned, W ®. (Ry Associated Presa) TODAY ; TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug. 16. | “ ” (The prison bureau has been advised Call “Tumbleweeds of the eseape of Bermond W. Greatest Hart Film procks near Fort Pierce. Brooks Pleasure Resorts pie was sentenced from Dade county | hae it is reflected shat, on | May 7, to 15 years imprisonment ;one seshe alone for William S.| for breaking and entering. |Hart’s Tumbleweeds,” —_ which | GER saps as Sea ‘shows at the Monroe Theatre to-| Polsen Oak or ivy is { quickiy with — Imperial 1 day, more than $100,000 worth|Remedy. All druggists { jthorized to refund your mo ails. ve € ‘of cameras were used, fully nine- jteen being trained on the action, | Pleasure resorts, hotels and fishing clubs will na- turally follow the Over- Sea Highway. There are many reasons why you should vote for the bridge guarantee and it can be judged that this is one of the world’s greatest western | pictures. It is Hart’s own pro- duction for United Artists Cor-| |poration release, and is his great- | jest effort in the eleven years of | |his successfu] screen career. | The great scene referred to is| the land rush which duplicates that which took place thirty-six |years ago at the Cherokee Strip between Kansas and Oklahoma. Hundreds of wagons, people, horses and mules were utilized in ithis great dash—the most thrilling jever depicted for a picture anywhere. The scene was enacted before a crowd of spectators and members jof the press and all were thrilled jas if by an actual happening in life. King Baggot, director, with his, assistant, and thirty sub-assistants. jstaged the big event. It is notable lons a day had to be provided. Mess tents fed hundreds of men, } women and children. There were provisions for every emergency, | including. hospitals for man or} beast; fire and police protection. | Thousands of bales of hay were | utilized for feed for the stock. ; Hundreds of cowboys handled the | horses and cattle. Wagons came from everywhere—many covered | prairie schooners—and the Ven-| tura Boulevard and contiguous | country, resembled a trail of the old days, save for the autos which | mingled incongruously -with the | vehicles of forty years ago. It was | a study in the development of | transportation methods. | Gj\eé 9 tonight take | z JKLOK-LAX constipation | FISISIISTIPIZIZILIPAA DD prosperity. Road construction of the Over-Sea High- way will soon be completed. The next step is the construction of the two long bridges. ‘MODERN MEAT MARKET PHONE 10 Toll bridges in Florida have always paid. None have been a failure. Take for instance, the Gandy Bridge, the St. Johns River Bridge, the Miami Causeway, the St. Lucie River Toll Bridge ‘from Fort Pierce. All of them are paying dividends---and none of them have the possibilities of the Over-Sea Highway. When the siren whistled its | shrieking signal, the bugles were } blown, the great dash started and |. | like a maddened army flew past e e e Jous angles. Some cameras were than two feet from the ground— and others were working at top finest work. of his career in this! siin, increases the appetite, | riding and some hard hitting as| THeumatism. The location at La Aguerro| merits. An unbroken record of sand gallons of water were trans-| 7@@/c/ne- | that no one ‘was injured—not even jthe camera stands distributed over s perched precariously on high par- to eatch the wheels and horses’ | William S. Hart, star and pro- LOSS of STRENGTH production. He plays a typical) builds strength and stops : well. Barbara Bedford is his! You can take S. S. S. with con- Rancho assumed the aspects of a| Service for over 100 years is , “ jorted daily six miles to camp; | Remember S. S. 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