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SATURDAY, DEGEJJBt DUBINSKY BROS. MILLER JEFFERSON THEATRES a WISH YOU A HAPPY, HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR MILLER THEATER OFFERS EXCELLENT Capital City folks with a dull Xev. Year's Day to spend can spend a few hours ui ihe Miller Theater enjoying one of the best vaudeville and phoio- p'ay programs offered by the theater this year. Starting with a program, the Miller offers for today three big Junior Orphcum vaudeville acts, a snappy new fcatuic film, ami a corking good little comedy. Headlining the vaudeville show miniature musical comedy, by a quintet of artists, called "Pants." Here is a sketch that combines many of the outstanding numbers of the latest musical comedy hits, and gets right down to the business of enter- taining.

Bright costumes and stage are combined with new and dances to stage an unusually outstanding attraction. Warren and Cole, a novelty singing and dancing team have the second place on the bill, presenting something new in melody and steps. Their offering is certain to be New Year's treat. Closing the vaudeville offerings io the Smiletta Trio of horizontal bat- artists. This novelty turn has been a hit on riany bills, with the triple bar performance a specialty unsurpassed in any kindred act.

"Come to My House," an intriguing society romance, with Antonio Moreno and Olive Borden in the featured roles is tha film offering. It is a story of a young society girl who topsc'l her honor to the winds that she might tell the truth and save the man she loves, a young attorney, from beiiiK: sentenced to death because of the murder of a blackmailer, ft is a f.nlendid entertainment. Lon Chancy Comes to "WO BEAUTY" IS Miller on Wednesday! FEATURE PICTURE 1 in "Love" at Miller AT THE JEFFERSON JEFFERSON TOMORROW and TUESDAY Matinee Daily 2:30, 15-2oc: Nights l5-35c TRUE AND AUTHENTIC STORY OF THE MOST NOTED MISSOURI OUTLAWS! Paa-aniount Pictures Present The True Life of "JESSE JAMES" Featuring FRED THOMSON SEE! Don't Misconstrue This Picture With Other Jesse James Pictures. This Picture Is Brand NCTV and Was Made by the Greatest Picture Corporation Paramount Pictures. The G.eatest of All Historical Epics.

HOTIT Jesse James Was Persecuted by His Enemies. The True Life of Jesse James. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT EPIC! I TODAY Mat. 2:30, 10-15c Tonight 10-25c BIG a HOLIDAY TRIPLE PROGRAM 'FEATURE the Wild Horse in the Universal Jewel Special Wild Beauty" Comedy Snookums in "Newlyived's Mistake" 2-Reel Western Jack Perrin in "Blind Man's Buff" Irene Slate at the Golden-Voiced Wurlitzer LON and MARCEUNE AFTER MIDNIGHT" "What kind of music is best calculated to make ghosts walk abroad? This is the odd little problem that Sam and Jack Feinberg, musicians on the set during Lon Chaney's new mystery vehicle, "London After Midnight," coming Thursday to Miller Theater, had to rolve during the production. Practically every sequence had to do with ghosts and the strange vampires or strange creepy melodies had to be selected for inspirational music in the super-natural euisodes.

Among the airs the musicians played to heighten the suspense and give mystery atmosphere during the enactment of the strange drama were 'Asa's Tod" by Greig, "Eritoken" by Greig, "Dramatic Andante" by Kappe, the "Fire Music" from Wagners 'Wie Walkure," and others by Savino, Zimonek and Puccini. "London After Midnight" comes Thursday to the Miller Theatre. Program for the Coming Week at Local Playhouses JEFFERSON Sun. Beauty, horse star). Blind Man's Bluff, Western.

Ncwlyweds' Mistake, lywed Comedy. Mon. 2, Tue. James, Fred Thompson. Wine, Women and Saur- kraut, Imperial Comedy.

Wctl. of the West. Tim McCoy. Hiding to Fame, Geo. Fawcett.

Thu. Nights. Lois Wilson. Kangaroo Detective, Animal Comedy. Fri.

Coward, Warner Bax tcr. Blake of Scotland Yard, No. 9, I in the isew Year today a big triple feature program, the r-fferson Theater offers as the big Rex, the King of Wild in "The Wild Beauty," and 4 a comedy in 'i -The Wild Beauty" is the story of a lion, leader of a herd of wild captured to be trained for a horse. A young man back from ce has a beautiful young mare refuses to bs enticed into the of a wild horse, a battle between stallion and a thoroughbred racing horse follows, and the big which the little French IT- an interesting, adventuresome lots of action and thrills, j-Vr-nf-s of hoise stampedes, rescue? from the wild animals, and other of horse life are interest- Jack Perrin in "Bund Man's Bluff tiio two-reel western which is very good, and the Newlyweds of comic strip fame are in the comedy, "The Mistake." Of course, Snookums. the kid, ia in the picture.

Special music by Miss Irene Slate at the console of the new Jefferson Theatre pipe organ, will add to the fntci tainment value of the New Year's Day bill. GARBO.JOHN GILBERT BRANDON HURST rn'LOVg Hayrhn Stevenson. Vaudeville. Drifting Bob Steele. crop's Fables, Cartoon Comedy, in Klondike, Alice Cartoon, DUBINSKY BROS Today Only- MILLER Sun.

Conic to My House, Olive Borden. Cartoon. Comedy. Three of Vaudeville. Mon.

2, Tuc. John Gilbert. Dead Easy, Bobby Vernon Comedy. Paramount News. Wed.

High School Hero, Salty Pliipps. Dodging Trouble, Christy Comedy. Tired Wheels, Krazy" Kat Cartoon. Thu. 5, Fri.

London Lon Chancy. Listen, Lena, Adams Comedy." Paramount Sat. 7 The Main Event, Vera Reynolds. Breezing Along, Lloyd Hamilton Comedy. All Wet, Oswald Cartoon.

Subscribe for the John Gilbert and Grata Garbo. who as a team scored one of the. senra- tional successes of the year in "Flesh and the Devil," and whose real-life romance immediately furnished gossip for film world over, 'appear again the camera, for- the first time since, in "Love," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's' spectacular filniization of "Anna Karenina," Tolstoy's clasrcc of Russia, whi-'h. comes tomorrow to the Miller Theater. The new picture, most gorgeous and spectacular "film romances the season, both in roles "that perhaps fit them better; than any Tothers that could be imagined.

Gilbert, splendidly is -seen as. the -debonair and- romantic Count Vror.sky, that recal hir, great hit in "The Merry widow," with Miss Garbo in the role cf the tragic Anna, who sacrifices' all for love, only to be dogged by a-strange and sinister' doom. Edmund Goulding directed the picture, which was stagecpon lavish scale. The cast is including: Gsorgs Fawcett, who played the king in "The Merry Widow," as the Grand Duke; Brandon Hurst as the husband, Count Karenin; Lacy, Emily Fitcroy, and others note. Among the players-are.

several in- i teresting characters: Prince --Youcca i Troubetakoy, playing a staff i General Michael Ke'schfcdff, former Russian" who fled 'from the revolution, Theodore Lbdi, another Russiin refugee, as generals on the Grand Duke's staff. I 0. M. BARNETT CHOSEN; OF SJGMA NL (By Associated' Truss) Dec. M.

Barnett, of Columbia, was elected-regent, of at the-closing session, today its annual "Ncitt years meeting probably will'be York Miami; FIerida. FURS WANTED Highest market price paid for al. furs. We pay 14c pound 'for bee hides; to for horse, See -before selling. Main.

POPpFORi PRESCRffTlOlfe 34 WE DELIVER -The radiator hose, connections in thelwater system of engini. should i be frequently inspected. Often' these 'hose connections side, are bad on the insadi; When i the trails of the hose become rfecaped, they'have a tendency to and close, thereby preventing proper circulation. Mat. Today 2:30, 10-25; Tonight XX xxx Gigantic Holiday Vaudeville Show 3 HIGH CLASS JUNIOR ORPHEUM ACTS Direct From the Orpheum Circuit 5 People 5 A Ml I 5 People 5 A Miniature Musical Comedy Revue WHILE NEW YORK IS PAYING $2,03 TO SEE THIS PICTURE! DUBINSKY BROS.

We WiU Present it at These Prices! High Class Bar Act SMILETTA BROS. Novelty Triple Bar Act Study in Black and Tan RAi and ADELLE Comedy, Songs, Dances TOMORROW and TUE DAY Matinee Daily 2:30, 10 25c; Nights 10-35c JT AN IDEAL ATTRACTION TO START OFF THE NEW YEAR! Two Great Stars in a Greater Picture PHOTOPLAY and Invite You to JOHN GILBERsJ OR.ETA COME TO MY flOOSC and They Will Teach You How to Start the New Year Fun Sf From the Xorcl "Anna Karenina" by Ly of N. Tolstoi Better Than "Flesh and It's Their Love, as Only the Devil'' Greatest One These Two Can Lore IT'S ELABORATE AND SPECTACULAR! AND ON THE STAGE ELABORATE PROLOGUE "BLUE MR. MILO Featuring MISS DOROTHY ROBERTS 'X.