Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 23

It VOL. LX NO. 190. 1 I I.Trl mm iion.C'litan llnttrr I mllr. Art ol niurrh 3.

IH7. jLD'' MISS9IIR l. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER JOHjS L. firu.ioz THE A TEH KECTIQN tnlim frtiu auatf.r. xKJlb 5 CENTS edefflaini1 v.

A Sil )i ik i A II 1 li ,1 il 3 Tomorrow only 24 hours the Gillioz opens and the crowds and throngs Springfieldians, visitors they'll come frcm everywhere to attend the Greatest Event Ever Held In Springfield Make no appointment, you must be present at this tremendous opening. You'll behold: Fairyland at the greatest show place in Springfield. It's ready for you and it's yours. It's waiting for you gorgeous, vivid, awe inspiring, dazzling, sweeping, amazing, bewildering! It's wonderland your wonderland, where only superior pictures will be shown, accompanied by Gillioz entertainment and service. Join the throngs get in line come on Springfield, no seats reserved first come," first served All seats the same price.

The Gillioz doors open at 6 p. m. Performances 7 and 9 p. m. with onl, two purposes to make Springfield proud of it and to serve the public.

The Gillioz will strive to keep failh with you and in directing its poli management will make this thought their creed. You are certain to be proud of the Gillioz. It is a ihining monuiT motion picture industry, proclaiming Springfield progressiveness ting Springfield far ahead of all other cities in the southwest. The Gillioz, without undue modesty, is proud of itself. Prouc zling splendor, proud of its affiliations to secure the finest pictu' stage attractions.

Proud to be located in Springfield, but pro when Springfield is proud of it. GILLIOZ MANAGEMENT i. A.