The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 14

ARROW 11 A CO JOCBXIL tha first time this w.sk. UM of tha largest week-end crowd af tha season attended tha dsaesji Btterdty and Sunday sights. AT EAGLES TEMPLE la famous as composer of popa- popular with the dancers. Bill Karl Karps orcheotra will play liar aong hit, said Monday, lie de-j Bailey, with his ukelele, has been many feature numbers all this week eiared that bis organization had been nkl. K.r.

for dancers at Ike East Market practising on some new effects 7, pavillioo. the director. Karl Karp.Uhat be believed they would prove probably woqld rfv It tor Corned Predominatei ifl" "urts Mdsy nln- Irattot that It will be On Colonial tne not widely popular celebrations of the sort ver held Every Turn Our of Hiunomas Brat 'his well known Creole Jazx Band Eicrpt Our; That Is Headline from Chicago. They come to Akron Jau Act i as one of the first cities on a tour of jthe country, after having played five It is very evident that the Colon- years In Chicago. 'The Covered Wagon" 0 Fflmuation of Emerson Hough's fctorr is Really Great Pieture True To History of Journey of Karly Settlers in Days '49 Please Akron Audience HOUDINI ial is doing its best to furnish bills Llrlni up to tvery expectation filled to overflowing with comedy.

I The DtlSlff'nififlt fiMVa ftn nif 4hl has preserved authentically many of the typea with wbkb the early pioneering day were filled. Iteady I or Battle There la. for example, Torrance as Jackson and John Fox bi Jed Win- TONIGHT that bad been created for It bv voluminous praise of erltlcs New Tort. Chicago. Boston, 8t.

Louis, and many other large cities There It Startliss Expose and Demonstration. "Fraudulent Spiritualistic Phenomena." PLA.NT WILL REOrtX BARXESVILLE. Feb. 2 Further Indications of prosperity for 1921 came In the way of an announcement here tbat the Eastern Ohio Glass will open its big plan about the middle of Marcn. For many years it has been Idle.

gate. Tfiey are two prospectors wno bills themselves look that way. This week's hss a good array of comedy acts, topped off by a Jazx band treat, if the prospectus Is to be trusted. The band is knows as Tha Kentucky Serenaders and is a 10 piece outfit for which are claimed all the superlatives of genius and pleasing MUSIC HALL23? AKRON ARMORY March 9 18 WALTER DAMROSCH, Director CLARENCE WHITEHALL, Soloist Seats On Sale At Windsor-Poling Co. Cor.

Mill and Howard Main 1198 tbeen shown. "The Coverea from Wagon," ftlmization of the novel by jther Muls They wringle, tie aame same of Emerson Hougn. (Jr1nlt wblslj pastime, pleased a Urge crowd at the tood-ohew miln diversion, year theater Sunday evening. It I)(J tm thelr llt6iOBt rlend- atarted a week's run there. I shin Intact.

Even when they quarrel Aospicet Exchange Club Box Office Opens 7 p. m. There no question inai flfot theT do sol io tt vmdlc- 1 elasslc, wormy 01 super- edlng Griffith's "Birth of a Na-n onle in celluloid. Ka The flIm hs t0IIchl11 tor7 preserve the Interest, with pretty Pa0- Wh.gri. lavri hv l.ol Wll- No it vast ALL THIS WEEK.

No Advance In Prices vuv mi iwmoi of scenery, ltt thrill enn tha nHrA fnr m'hlrh VllUflff men qualities tbat osuslly are claimed. Burley and Hurley, with a non-j sense turn of athletics, song, and cbatter. are named as best comedy bet. Harry Ilolden and Lucy Har-: ron in "The Bill Poster" preseut further comedy possibilities. lira-! sins and Brown.

"The Brainless i Wonders." are nonsenne cyclists. Eddie Stanley carries a vaudeville show of his own continued comedy, Harry White. "The Twelve Minute Man" alngs funny songs and tells tunny stories. fight. It is as a sweeping panorama of the westward sweep of empire, however, that It possesses its chief value.

NATIONAL TODAY THE LOVE BANDIT Prom Charles E. Blaney's FAMOl'8 PLAY With Doris Kenyon Victor Sutherland Cecil Spooner ALKO LARRY SEMON In "HORSE SHOES' log. tense moments, and its portrayal of the grim conquest of the west can go from the theater without believing that he has seen one of tha greatest motion pictures of the age. Do Artiiitlc Work Prominent in the production ar Lois Wilson, 3. Warren Kerrigan.

Tully Marshall and Ernest Torrance. Their work stamps them as artists. Especially Is this true of Torrence who, playing the difficult role of the grizzled prospector, does It with artistry that stamp" him a real film star. THEATRE AT 8. MAIN GARDKVK The Houtb Main Gardens "jazz week" program to commemorate the first time jazx ws plsyed In Akron, HARPIST TO EXTERTA1X Harry Chalmers, harpist, and the male chorus of the Akron Singers' club will antertaln the members of the Lions' club at their Tuesday noon luncheon meeting in the fort-age hotel.

Krank Prior, Earl Find-ley and Edward Hahn are the committee In charge, THIS WEEK vnv pt. Avium TODAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY VIOLA DANA MILTON SILLS IN "THE HEART BANDIT" Comedy 'PICKING PEACHES' LIBERTY TODAY AND TOMORROW Harold Lloyd "WHYW0RRY" All the Laughs that were ever invented mrr, embodied in this play. I.loyiJ was never better. I HANCIH KKOMAIt, features "Light Cavalry Overture" ORPHEUlVl GERTRUDE ATHEKIO.N'S tA.WOl ri "BLACK OXEN" wrrn CONWAY TEARLE CORINNE GRIFFITH The ktranKrat adventuro that ever befell a woman In an ungiimwd world nf love and romanre. Comedy, JACK WHITE in "HIGH LIFE" ORCHESTRA IMTERNATIOXAL XF.WS ORG AX 8HOWS START 1 1, A.

3, 5, 7 AND 0 P. M. ALL WEEK XO ADVANCE I.V PRICES "A WIFE'S ROMANCE" Thurs. Fri. Sat.

Clara Kimball Young in iJsiilJiiyi tillMMaihnalIci ftfTT IH breed To Beats The Ordinary February Sale a Mile As graphically as If It was unrolled before a watcher on a giant tower, the story of the conquest of the west in 1848 and 1843 Is told by the film. Us director, James Cruze, when he evolved the clasnic, seemed to have allowed his imaglna-Hon full sweep, and In addition, kept so earelully to the kDOwn facts of the pioneering days that there are no historical Inaccuracies in the production. He employed, it seems, every known force in the cinema industry to enable him to turn out a massive, stupendous production. ItcaliNtlc fcH-euM Watching the story unroll on the glistening curtain one almost lives, within himself, the lives of the undaunted men and women who despite every form of hardship, crawled slowly along the old Oregon and California trails and blazoned the landmarks of a new empire. There are shown the long wagon trains, the weary, difficult tasks of fording raging streams without losing any of the Invaluable teams or wagons necessary if life wa to be preserved; ibe constant vigilance against marauding band3 of Indians, the beat of the deeert and Its slinking creatures always ready to take lives.

Moat of the characters In Hough great story are true to life, If previous records of the conquest of the far west are authentic. Although be drew on bis imagination, as every jreat novelist must do, the author Famous Magician At Music Hall Tonight Harry Hondint Will ttlve Expose of BBS PI DREAMLAND TODAY AND TUESDAY "THE MAN BETWEEN" Scene that dazzle, action that thrills and a story that's nnanunl. THE KNOCKOUT IX THK DEMPSEY-rmro ncnT ReatlsMcally L'narted In lUiund Twelve of "FIGHTING; BLOOD" Win. Fo Xeirs Organ Jiuppy I'rlces Vacate Sale Credit Terms Suit You ti 1 Marion Davies It 'i capture STf your heart com- the this v' heroine of 131 charming ro mance. All This Week Giving up the north half of our store means giving up ono-lialf of our floor space.

We've cut prices right and left on every article in stock. Prices that will mean great savings to you. It was simply up to us to pay more or get out of bis building we will not pay and these four words mean the greatest values offered in the history or this organization. Come help yourxclf and name your own terms. We simply would not stand for the big raise In rent that vre have been asked to pay for the north half of our store.

Were we to "stand" having our rent raised we would have been compelled to raise prices sooner or later. This sale is simply backing up a principle with us under no condition will we permit a biK boost in rent to Jeopardize our famous low selling prices. THE brave old days of Amer-. ica's youth live gloriously Buy Now. Save 25 TO 40 Buy Now, Save 25 TO 40 See These Values GARSSON.

See These Values Fraudulent Pplruuai-lst Tricks Harry Houdlnl, famous wonder worker, who became famous as the man no one could keep locked up, Is the attraction Monday evening at Music hall. He Is being brought to Akron by tha Exchange club, and In his lecture will give an expose of many of the famous spiritualistic fakes with which the public has been tooled during the last several years. Proceeds from the Houdlnl lecture will be given to the BoyB' Welfare fund of the Exchange club, from which expenses are paid to promote the social service work which the club has decided on for Its general policy. $15 White Simmons Bed Out BROADWAY BROKE WEEK! again in this remarkable achievement of the motion picture art. If you liked "When Knighthood Was in Flower" you will love this even greater photoplay entertainment.

Marion DAVIES Usu tommm MU1Vais BbMjtrmnr4s7tT jg ouu amfdhmftnimbm. TATIIH NEWS ORPHUUM ORCHESTRA Featuring "BABY PEGGY" Song lilt of Vanities of 1923 TOP PRICE BOo $11.50 Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables, forced to AC vacate sale price fit, bed, springs and mattress 29 KAflLDERRBIQaEIB Bedroom $57 $95 Three-Piece Suites, forced sale price only Stove, big cast iron $29.50 $43 Coal Cook oven. Heavy sale price GOODYEAR MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8 "saiasiSMlslnsiaimlmtlii PERCY MARMONT MARY CARR DORE DAVIDSON GLADYS LESLIE AliHO CHARLIE MURRAY In "PAT'S PATENTS" KING OLIVER AND HIS ORIGINAL Creole Jazz Band World's Greatest Colored Sensation SOCIAL PLAN DANCING Open Every Evening WHAT OOTHi. a a CRITICS SAY? it KfcW VSutuiTVT Bedroom 79 $163 Four-Piece Suites, forced sale price only $50 Side Elevated Gas Kanges, nickel trimmings sale $90 CA price xfUtOXI ALL THIS Young Folks No Better Time To Buy Your Outfit Than Right Now Come COLONIAL WEEK Glorious Engagement Of Vaudeville's Supreme Sensation Of Instrumental Syncopation Outfit No. 2 Outfit No.

1 Bedroom $200 Four-Piece Suites, forced sale price only $8 Walnut Dining Boom Chairs, match any AO set; price D0 .50 oo Two Orchestras WEDNESDAY NIGHT "Peck Mills Orchestra" AND "King Oliver's Jazzers" $198 $137 Worth $195 Two nicely furnished room "THE KENTUCKY SERENADERS" Kasy Worth $00 a neat outfit consisting of bed-rcom, dining room and kitchin. Outfit No. 4 $69 Oolden Oak Finish Bed Davenport, forced $9Q sale price 05 Dining $89 $150 Eight-Piece Room Suite, sale price kitchen and bedroom, terms. Outfit No. 3 Ok iOUSty PaT AMD UfftOAW .00 .00 $275 $225 El $89 Mahogany Finish Bed Davenport, forced sale price Jw $200 Ten-Piece Dining Suite, forced sale $1 0 price ImD Worth Outfit is made up of kitchen, dining room, bedroom and living room.

Worth $350 A combination living room and bedroom and combination dining room and kitchen. SOUTH MAIN GARDENS Main and Exchange Sta. No Advance in Prices IOUSU'fVNWnim-vlBLOT-rVt Sfxa With ths JUWOBOUSLY 6tAUTinJLCias30 Direct from Hanna Theater, Cleveland Mall Orders to I'olonlul aAiOON'Ti 910, fi, soc OltCHESTRA: 2.SO 92. Pins Tax ewat on Sale flrtny at COLONIAL ANT CJOODYEAB In Their ROLLICKING 1924 ORIGINALITIES IN JAZZAIC SYNCOPATIONS The wondrous band of instrumentalists, singers, dancers and Jazz artists that, won nation-wide fame no the triumphant, successor of Paul Whitemaii and his ISand, at tho Hotel Ambassador, Atlantic City. Now conceded to be THE GREATEST ATTRACTION OF IT8 KIND IN VAUDEVILLE BURLEY AND BURLEY Two clever and highly versatile comics, known as 'The Dudo and the Hcot," offering a concoction of pure nonsense with a new kind of twists, tangles, mirthful gymnastics, patter and song that is a riot of fun.

$175 Three-Piece Tapestry Living Room Suites," $AO forced salo price IO Dining 145 $245 fCine-Piecc Suite, forced sale price a 0 $-13 (EOdDDYEAR MThisWwk THEATER Twice Daily This Is the Only and ExrluriTe Engottement of "The Covered Wagon" to be Played la Akron for tho Season of 102 $225 Three-Piece Velour Living Room Suite, OC forced sale price 10 S1.00 Cash Delivers Any Rug Quality Brussels Rugs 9x12 Brussels Rugs, forced sale price $17.50 9x12 Brussels Rugs, forced sale price $29.75 Fine Velvet Rugs Room Size Velvet Rugs, forced sale price 9x12 Velvet Rugs, forced sale price Axminster Rugs 9xl2-Axminster Rugs, forced sale price $39.50 50 9x12 Axminster Rugs, forced sale price $35 Polychrome Bridge Lamps vrith silk shades, price EDDIE STANLEY ASSISTED BY PATRICIA KKXNKDY, ABU BURNS AND $85 In "Vaudeville Moments" LEO I.EA11 $350 Three-Piece Mohair Living Room Suite, $OCC forced sale price $35 Overstuffed Rockers, penuine leather sprinp; back and $10 7'; scuts I $35 $67 a 11 Tim Hinnt-ndons Paramount Pieturizatlnn of Emerson Ilough's Grrat Story of the Oregon Trail Secure Your Seats Early In Advance and Do Not Be Among the Disappointed Ones HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY EVERYWHERE A complete variety show In tabloid form that offers a gay and glorious jamboree of Jollity. HOLDEN AND HARRON Offering a Nfampedo of Initghter, entitled "The Bill Poster" and It's a serenin, HAPPY HARRY WHITE "The Twelve-Minute Man," a melodious mlrth-quuke of fnnny songs mid ripping stories. BRASIUS AND BROWN "The BrBlnli-fS Wonders," offering a whirlwind of rough mxl tumble comicalities. NOW IN ITS IWtTH WEEK AT THE CRITERION THEATER, NEW YORK PRICES NIGHTS First fi Row and Last II Rows In Orchestra, Ralancc of Orrh. ostra, $1.50.

link-oil), SOr, 73c and $1.00. Plus Tax. AU Heats rVwrved MATINEES Orchestra, 7Bo and l. Entire Balcony, 50c. Plus Tax.

I i Si I Win njJ-fi I Ti7J 1 1 1 7 ir DifllDi fanHraMM BEATS NOW ON BAMS AT COIiONIAl, AND GOODYEAR THEATERS.