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The Capital Times du lieu suivant : Madison, Wisconsin • 7

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a of a as in to of of by as are ing mie for one was six new the boys tury serly way. today every story latest which ceived Gould excess plaint mania played release founded a the of is this for by at on the the Tuesday Afternoon, August 29, 1922 THE CAPITAL TIMES Home Owned -Home Edited -Home Read 7 YOU'RE WRONG; IT'S NOT RICHARD HE'S GEORGE HACKATHORNE, NEWCOMER FORGE HACKATHORNE is being hailed as a second BarG thelmess, and what makes this young actor seem even more like a runner-up for Barthelmess is the fact that he will soon appear in a D. W. Griffith picture. Since playing the title role in "'The Little Minister," Hackathorne has stepped up into the front line of the younger character actors of the screen.

In "The Village Blacksmith," "The Light in the "Clearing" and "Human Hearts," in which he has since appeared lived up to the high standard set by his interpretation of "The Little. Minister." He has just finished "Notoriety" and is now on the west coast playing an importnat role in Eric Von Stroheim's "Merry-Go-Round." When he returns east it will be to play opposite Mae Marsh in a new Griffith picture. George Hackathorne began his dramatic career as a child actor and later studied voice culture. He toured in vaudeville a professional singer and began his screen career with William Farnum. He says he has always been a Barrie fan and his part in "The Little Minister" was the realization of a life's ambition.

CHAPLIN FINISHES Charlie Chaplin's latest has been completed, and is weeks were consumed in name of the picture will be comedy the First National release now in the cutting room. Twentythe making of this antic. The announced shortly. CARMEL'S NEXT Carmel Myers has been engaged to play opposite John Gilbert in "Where the Heart Lies," which will be directed by Joseph Franz. CURED OF SPEED MANIA "Watch Your Step" will be shown Strand theater for last times today.

The hero, Cullen Landis, has: speed, and is cured only series of incidents srange, that arise after he has had his grand smash-up with a racing The added attractions, are Case of sherlocke the adventures Holmes, a comedy cartoon, a prizma study in natural color, and motion pictures of the activities of the 32nd Division. Guy Bates Post will be shown at the Strand Wednesday to Saturday in "The Masquerader." car. FLORENCE VIDOR COMES IN NEW FILM "In the Name of the Law" is the picture now playing at the ParkIt is a super-special in sense of the word and is one the finest pictures among the releases. The Parkway is one first theaters outside of New York city to show this feature, is not scheduled for general until September. It is the Policeman O'Mara of San Francisco and his family of two and an adopted girl.

Cencomedy, "Kid Love," and the issue of Screen Snapshots complete the program. Raymond BLANK CARTRIDGES ARE AT THE PARKWAY. Can blank cartridges win a tie? They can if we are to take seriously one of the comedy scenes "The Dietator," a new Paramount feature starring Wallace Reid. This scene seems to be convincing proof that morale and confidence more than bullets are the important factors in a war. In scene from the picture play by the late I Coy plays "For the Sake of Auld Lang Syne" as organ solo and the Parkway Concert orchestra under the leadership of George Cervenka renders a special musical accompaniment.

Thursday Florence Vidor, one of the screen's most charming actresses, comes in her latest picture, "Dusk to Dawn," a screen adaptation of "The Shuttle Soul." On the same bill Reginald Denny will be seen in a Northwest Mounted Police story Rollin comedy, "The Busy Bee," and the latest Pathe Review will also be shown. USEFUL Richard Harding Davis Mr. Reid and an army of rebels of a pseudoSouth American country charge the loyal army, firing volleys of blank cartridges from their guns and turn a near defeat into victory. The government troops don't know the shells are blank, and, their own ammunition exhausted, they flee like rabbits through the dense smoke. "The Dictator" is now showing at the Majestic.

RITA DRAWS CONTINUOUS APPLAUSE It applause counts, Rita "Sis" being more than well reat every performance at the Orpheum this half. Her numbers exclusive and sung in an easy and pleasing manner. Gene Casmanipulates the piano keys Miss Gould's accompanist. JimCasson with Fred Klem are offering Song, Mirth and Melody in very satisfactory manner. Jimmie's pleasing personality is makhim more popular than ever with Madison vaudeville fans.

The pearl Hawaii is Jonia, who with her Rail Receiver Sues City Over Paving Charles Lange, receiver for the Wisconsin Interurban System, filed suit in Circuit court against the City of. Madison, asking the refunding of $7,156 alleged have been paid the city for paving parts of E. Washington in of the actual cost. The comfiled by Mr. Lange charges that the corporations paid $10,156 paving and improvement which worth only $3,000.

Roman A. Heilman, city attorney, today filed demurrer to the complaint claim- Money To Loan We will loan money uson improved Madison city sproperty, or farm erty in Southern Wisconsin Ask for our terms. Robinson, Power Co. (Incorporated) E111 SOUTH HAMILTON STREET There IS no substitute for (COCOA CASTILE HARDWATER THE WONDER SOAP Acts like magic on skin and hair- TRY IT. S.

KIRK: CO: CHICAGO a departure from natural law in any form implies a penalty- hence the chaotic condition of society to- day. About 150 Saints have encamped the park to remain until Sept. 3. Elder B. C.

Flint, Evansville, was in charge of the young people's prayer meeting at 6:30 this mornheld. Round, Russell speaks table discussions were this afternoon. C. H. Burr, Plano, speaks tonight.

Grimm, Leiser And Sorenson at Meet A. F. Grimm, Madison, president of the Employed Officers ence of the Y. M. of C.

and F. O. Leiser, secretary the Madison Y. M. C.

will be among the speakers at the conference of the organization which meets at Lake Geneva, Sept. 6 and 7. Mr. Grimm will opening day on "The State Athletic Policy and Program." Mr. Leiser will lead the WELCOME "LES TERRIBLES" Remember "Sis Rita" All Will Be During With Reunion You cine BEST IN vALDEVI.

BADGER Otbheum BADGER PHONE PHONE 49001 14900 Orpheum Circuit NOW PLAYING Matinee Daily 3 p. -Even. All Feature Program HEADLINING Rita Gould Who entertained the 32nd division overseas. Known to them as "Sis Rita." Gene (Casserly) Cass at Piano In a Song Cycle by Francis Nordstrom The Hawaii Pearl JONIA Assisted by Her Brother Eddie Co. NATIVE DANCERS and MUSICIANS Will H.

Maudie Armstrong and Billy Broad Presenting "The Party From the "A $10,000 Ankle" South" Casson Belle Latest Klem Wood Pathe "Song, Melody" Mirth and "Fads Land" Dance News Thirty-SecondWe were proud of you in war We are proud of you in peace You have shown your mettle and it's shining. You have demonstrated that young America has sons as brave as our forefathers of '76 and '61. Methods of warfare have changed but the American's height of ideal and staunchness of heart have not. Your spiritual courage declared that a machine gun nest ahead was one to be smothered, a problem ahead one to be solved. The machine gun nests are gone, but the problems still remain.

They are as eternal as life itself. Your hand is guiding the plows in the fields; your mind, guiding the statesmen and the legislator. Your courage and your ideals are felt by all. We are glad to have been able to entertain you in Madison. May you all come again.

Kennedy Dairy Co. 618 University Ave. Badger 7100 open discussion the same day. Mr. Grimm and Mr.

Leiser will both speak again on Thursday of the same week. Roy Sorenson, U. W. student, high school secretary, is heading a delegation of 25 Milwaukee boys who are in session at the state -Y enference at Phantom Lake. 150 Encamp For Religious Services Here Over 300 Attend Latter Day Saints Meeting Sunday Night More than 300 Latter Day Saints.

and campers attended the religious services at Monona park and heard Apostle R. C. Russell of Windsor, Ontario, speak on Commercializing Religion. His centered around the thought that the gospel of Jesus Christ and the organized form of church established by Him 2,000 years ago, are fundamental to a civilization of any age, that man is naturally a divine creature and No One Need Buy Before He Tries Free Samples Soap, Ointment, Talcum, Laboratories, Dept, everyw bere. Malden, Samples Mass.

tree of Outieura Coming To MADISON, WIS. CAPITAL HOTEL August 31, 1922 Returning every 28 Days Dr.H.R. Harvey SPECIALIST 413 Grand Milwaukee. Wis. Gives free advice and examination to sick.

diseased and discouraged people. Don't give up, come to me. My curative method of treatment proves successful after others fail. The following mentioned diseases and symptoms have been my specialty for years. and offer you the very newest, safest.

quickest curative treatments known to medical science. NERVOUS Diseases: restless, Irritable, despondent, sweaty feet and hands, sleepy, or fall to sleep, bad dreams, shaky, dizzy, etc. STOMACH Diseases: sour. acid, burning. belchIng.

constipation, bloating, heartburn, headaches, distress after eating. etc BLOOD Diseases: eczema, psoriasis, itch, tetter, ringworm, sores, ulcers, boils. etc. KIDNEY and Bladder Diseases: pain in back. too frequent, highly colored, burning urine, shreds, sediment, etc.

PILES Fistula, hemorrhoids, bieeding. itching or protruding. entirely removed without operation, pain, danger or loss of time. "Honest treatment and advice given to all. You pay for results only," DR.

H. R. HARVEY 113 Grand Ave. Milwaukee. Wis.

CURES PILES WITHOUT OPERATION Drs. Taylor and Schlueter, 407 Security Milwaukee, have originated a method of curing piles without the knife, chloroform or confinement. The doctors are so sure of this method that they guarantee relief. LAST TWO DAYS 2N THE NAME. "OF THE "The Mightiest Love Drama of a Decade" Nights 7 to 11 Children 10c Matinees 2 to 5 Prices 25c, 30c PARK WAY Matinees .2:00, 3:30 MAJESTIC Prices Nights ...6:45, 8:30 28c When Wally warbles Spanish love and bosses a tropical revolution-! A mile-a-minute adventure-romance.

JESSE L' LASKY PRESENTS WALLACE REID SUPPORTED Paramount Also Mack Sennett Comedy--News Weekly CHANGING MADISONS PHOTOPLAY THEATRE STARTING WEDNESDAY The Biggest Event In Recent Screen History A Seventy-five Cent Program at our Regular Admission GUY and Children 22e Adults tax BATES 10c POST The Masquerader THE MOTION PICTURE TRIUMPH LAST TIMES TODAY CULLEN LANDIS IN "WATCH YOUR STEP" MOVIES OF 32ND DIVISION REUNION SHERLOCK HOLMES- -PRIZMA COLOR STUDY d--Hon operate rryite ra be coal exercise to in and in pour 1. at al to NOW al Tim George Hackathorne. 18 Arrested in Raid of Moral Court Corridors CHICAGO-Dr. H. N.

Bundesen, city health commissioner, raided the corridors morals court and arrested eighteen bystanders, suspected of having been sent there to procure inmates for disorderly houses. Two were sent to the city contagious disease hospital and the others, after blood tests, ordered to report to the Health Department in a week. SPECIAL FOR THE REUNION First Showing in the U. S. West of New York (Villiam Fox presents Som Miss JUST TONY A STORY OF TOM MIX' HORSE ADAPTED FROM MAX BRAND'S NOVEL, ALCATRAZ DIRECTED BY LYNN F.

REYNOLDS LAST TIMES TODAY Children 10 Cents Adults (22e Tax 3c) 25c GRAND On State Street company of singers instrumentalists present a "Tropical Serenade. "The Ten Thousand Dollar Ankle," a one act playlet with many bright comedy lines, is made highly successful by Will H. Armstrong and Maudie. Something new different in dancing acts is that of Bell and Wood. Black face Billy Broad is taking the place of Bell Montrose for remainder of the first half of week.

Pathe the News is holding down its regular spot showing the latest happenings of the world in pictures. ing that the company has not suf' ficient cause for action. WEEDS SPREADING. The noxious weed area is ten times 8.6 large today as it was 20 years ago, according to the Wisconsin department of agriculture. You Use Bread For Every Meal Eat the Best Call fOr Occident Bread By Occident he Occident Occicent Mother's Wrapped Dinner Name Occident Occident Occident Occident Raisin Nut Nut Golden Brown Brown Krust Rye Graham A.

W. O'Keeffe The 32nd Division Man in Madison That is specializing in insurance and insurance in all its forms, Fire, Automobile, etc. 27 E. Main St. B.

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