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Is Big Feature at Knickerbocker 'Milton Sells and Dot-is Kenyon Star in Film STAR AT'Ely1C'KERROCKEli I 'State and Screen Offerings FIFTH AVENUE--Betty Compson and Rayinond driffith in "ratha to Paradise" all week Want My Man" withsMilton' Sills and Doris Kenyon all weei of the Nightv featuring Norma Shearer all week Added attraction Lloyd Hamilton's comedy "Half a Hero" Aesop's Fun Fables and Loew's 'Current News Hines In "The Cracker Zack" all week STRAND-----Tom Mix In "The Deadwood Coach" all Week Perrin in "Shoodn' Square" Monday Tuesday Wednesday Buck Jones in "The Arizona Romeo" Thursday Saturday day Friday Saturday HEAT WAVESIVAFT MUSIC INTO THE OPEN SPACES I Ty IIKMALE HEARTS FLUTTER I Shectrer atLoew'sin Doubk "lay of the 011tstanding of the it SUNDAYA JUNE '23 1923 1 4 tVf i3 1 A NASHVILLE BANNER NASHVILLE TENN i Irlyls 1 i fr a I A 4 '0 I I 1 40' 1 1 I -1 41 cs 0 1 I 1 a I a aasamsaisaloglaa 1 "4-0-----0 Story 1' I iss he IV are ove" i STAR AVKNICKERHOCKER 'I 'Stage and Screen Offerings WHY MALE HEARTS FLUTTER I 4 1 it oe Big Feature at FIFTH Compson' and Rayrnond drillith in 0 4- "Patha to Paradise" all week I 4 Do'uble Kniczeirbocker KNIC 1 Want My Man" with tfilton' Sills and IJoris Kenyon all weeL 4 1 4' -t 1-0EWS of the Nightv featuring Norma Lad of the Shearer all week Added attraction Iloyd Hamilton's i ''illi Sells and Doris comedy "Half a 'Zero" Aesop's Fun Fables end Loew's I 1 tSt raiding' Kenyon Star -Current Neva It '''s Film i Hines' In "The Cracker 'Jack" st11 week the 0 STRAND--Tom Mix In "The Dcadwood Coach" all Week IA Perrin in "Shoodn' Square" Monday Tuesday 1 Wednesday Buck Jones in Arizona Romeo" Thur- day Friday Saturday 447 ay i 1 0 A 'Ai leet' Claildn- I I Al Fresco Opera Both Heavy and Light Is Gladtlen ing the Hearts it the Sweltering Masses' in American Cities Al Fresco Both Heavy a' ntl Lioilt It no yr "sr 1101416 Int the Hearts of the Sweltemit Masses! A IB nmericists ulLitl'e i I I' I I 11' I i I I -f- I Role Nighr an Picture Section GETS APPOINTMENT June Callan of ser ile Role rPicture e1 an ighoi 3 3 1 A 1 1 1 GETS Jtve in I 'Rote i Is an Night' Picture 4 Season s's 1 3 1 1 L'' 1 0 I -r 1 i l' I i I i 1 GETS 4 APPOINTMENT 1 Jtute 27--(Spe- 1 I Callan i 1 i '1- I 'Ity: -L 4 By GEOBOE 1PC'LLEN JACKSON The trnifed States are or is as Love or Three we will an admit without argument a Saturday night But New York lit hot country at times And these are York luster cities' one those times It lias been hot ernment a plann country ever since the pligriths and six grand operas the cavaliers and the huguenots and scal at Ehhet admissionP will he the what-riots stepped onto th land lov of Ttirtet Saturday night But New York siste'r cities' one le planning six grand operas scale at Ebbet'a admission will be' Lty GEOltOr Irt'LLIEN JACKSON The trnifed States are op is as hove of Three we will all admit without argument a Splasuttuetirrtdalvevietniweiggyhotonrke hthotooceourtiltIlyesttt tIlint elaosA nud000thesse haroet ernment is planning 's country ever ince the pilicriMs ana grano operas th the cavaliers and the huguenots and scal at Ebbet 'what riots laud admission will be' ote stepped onto the 'o 5 4 4 Tor dramatio entertainment value 'Lady of the Night'" feataring beau- end Nonni' Shearelio which will be shown at Loew's Vendorne theater 'this week le said to be one of the outstanding plotures of the season It le highly Interesting la that It is it study of tho 111f1uenco of environment upon life dealing with the for-i tunes anti loves of two girls otte a convent graduate the other tho daughter of a criminal" just leaving a reformatory The two girls Motty of tile Under world and Florence the society deigntanteIead widely different livers the one as the dancer In a saloon- of the slums the other as the petted darling of society until Fate brings them te the crottaroada hi love David a gambler0 end erpontment bar Inventor meets Holly et the ea-loon where he is in the habit of making his headquarter an4 though she it the sweetheart of tHeac a young crook the girl recognises In Davi1 qualities the has never teund In other men and falls deeply in love with him- Through her encouragement David perfeets an invention bui fate leads him to the father of Fier ence IWIntarketing It Through the Rale of the invention David meets Florence' who also falls la levet with him David's other inventions prove gradually muccessful end open a new vista de him In the society In which Florence moves and he commeoces to divide his time ell affection-he tweetv the two woride and hio two loves until a dramatic meeting be tween Molly and Floronee occure which reveals to each girl that she has a rival Which girl the Poor one who mad him Of the rich girl wno just lowd him wins the man of her chalee tral how makes of the NIbt one of the most entert4Inirg apd dramatic picturen of tie year Norma Shearer whe will be rose member'ed as Commie In "tie Whet Gets Slapped" anti as the star of the two notable pictures "The Snob" and "Excuse' Me' is fast beematnit one 'of the screen's most wi hay kvved eters and in her dual portrayal of Molly ami in "1tole of the Night" la eald to have achieved ber greatest work yet 11 As an added ettraction Floyd Ham ilton will be shown in htslatest and funniest comedy called--Itnif lieror The sbort featurettes will be Aeson's Fun Fables and Loew's Cur- cent News rtarnment true featuring beau which will be endorne theater be one or the ot the season or la that it la st ace of environng with the for-i wo girls one a he other the isti just leaving 7 Of the ander he society deign- fereort livers the a saloon- of the le settee darling brings them to snit experiment Kelly at the ea le habit of mak- sat ttourh ahe (Hoar a young Mises ftt 1)avi1 found in other 7 bi love with encouragement ronliu btu fate 11thee of Fier Through tile DINO meets Lila la love with ventions yrovo and open a new e'clety In which he commences end his two tie meeting be lorenee occure Kiri that she I Orli who mad erne jort lewd her chake trid of the NI1bt ntertelning and tie year rho win bore 4 Io in "He Who the star 'of the "The Snob" snd becominot one ot wi logy lerved lel Portrayal of Lfl'jd of the ve stehieved her Lion FloyA Ham INCeslateet end aturettes will be nit Loew's Cur- va Tor dramtitio ntertainment lue Lady of the Night" featuring beau tifid Nonni' sbearer which will be shown at Letters Vendotne theater 'this week le said to be one of the outstanding plotures of the setisten It is higlity interesting in that it is st study of the influence of enviiNin- merit upon life dealing with the for-i ttlahwaloo a reformatory The two girls 3fony of the Under-- Fl worl and orence tie stociety debit- tantelead widely different livers the the an one the dancer in a saloo of slums the taller as the petted darling of societv until Vats' hrinirs il te ilto witi be hown in Neittest and As an added ettraction Floyd Ham eee funniest comedy (lance 'Beef A Hersey The sbort featurottes will be Aesotes Fun Fables and Loewe' Cur- sent News I i I I Alitory of love finance adventute lend Intrigue with Mitten Sills and Doris Kenyon In the title roles with its settings in Peril and New York and gripping to the last will be NVant My Man" at the Knickerbocker theater this week Two lively come dies The (lumps Andy Min and Chester and a Co Ko Kartoon Ketnede will furnish the remainder of the filna attraction For a aperitif added feature Manager Dewey Mousson announced that he has procured Miss Alma perry gifted local vocalist who will appear on the pro grom tour times each day during the Week Milton Sills Is an old Nashville favorite among movie fans Ile al' 'ways 'appears In a real man'a part and In "I Want MY Man" he has one -of the beat roles in which be has ever appeared Ile hats Miss Kenyon as hie co-star And she tit at her best as the story unfolds and she tikes her piece in the tangled web that goes along with it and also in its unwinding Others in the cast are May Ailison Phyllis laver Paul Nichol-on and other well-known film-actore and actresses 2 For eight years Gillian Eyre an American has been living In Franco in in war Vida his nurse marries him deceiving him Into believing that she too Is a vie- tinunt war her face scarred from a bomb An operation is performed and Cullen is told he wil see again Real izing that he will feel that she married him out of sympathy and with the knowledge that he was engaged to a girl back borne Vida leave him intending towin him back in open contest with the other girl So Vida goes to New York and gets a position as companion to Gullan's invalid nether Gillian cured embittered by the dinappearence'of his wife returns to New 'York Gulian is introduced to Mothers companion "MICR Lane)" but fails to Identify her as Vida On hearing- of Oullan's marriage plan Vida decides to leave but the dependenee of Mre Eyre holds her back Phillip the husband of Gulian's sister Drusilla has shouldered his father-Irv-law 'nut of active manage orient Of Eyre Co brokers and has been Plunging recklessly in oil Ile rmposes that the firm use the money of clients for apecultition Gullet calls a halt The wedding le to totke place at the 11yre home Mrs Eyre theists on Vida's presence As the ceremony is Fleeting the report of a pistol is heard and Phillip is found dead be- hide a stock ticker Having succeeded in SaVint the firm Gulian asks Vida to become his wife She aeeepts As she takes her in his-arms hie fingers sensitized in lindneati page over ter fece and he reeognizes her true identity A sto of love finance dventur ry ae land Intrigue with Mitten sills and Voris Icenron in the title roles with Its settings in Daris and New York ad gripping to the last will be 1 1 NVant My den" at the Knickerbocker theater this week Two lively come- dies The Gump Andy Min and attraction For a Pe t'bester and a xo Ko Kartoon Ketnedy wilt furnish the remaindar the (Una P- roil added feature Manager Dewey xousaoo announced that he has pro- cured Miss Alma perry gifted local vocalist who will appear on the Pro gro tour times ea th na day during Milton Sills Is an old ht emposes that tbe firm use the motley of clients for apectilealon Gullan calls a elt The wedding let to tithe-place at tbe 'Pyre borne-- Mrs Eyre theists on Vitta's presence As the eeremonir is etarting the report of 1 pisto is i beard and Phillip ta foun dead be- a sto we ck tiker "1- Having succeeded in saving- the firm Outten mike Vida to become his wife She avocets As she takes' her a bt arms hie fingrs ensitied lie ee i taindnente page over 'her ace and he reeognizes ber true identity -e' zavorium ELMOTIOZ MOVIA 12111L 110 Itli' In a real' mauls Dart and tit Wnnt Ilan" ha haa Ond -of ib-e-be-st rtTvie-siti 'which be hale ever appeared Ile hats Alias Kenyon as hie co-star And she hi at her best as the story unfolds and oho tikes her piece in the tangled web that goes along with it and also in its unwind- ing Others in the cast are May Allison Phyllis I-laver Paul Nichol- son and other well-known film -actors and actresses 2 Tor eight years Gillian Eyre tin American has been living In rranco in in war Vida his nurse marries him deceiving him Int hallowing that ha tan la a vie --a hearing- of Ou Ilan's marriage plan' the Vida decides to leave but de- Dendence of Mn Eyre holds her back it 1 i'1: i ri1 4: 1 -1''' :1 44' '''1 1 I 14'''' A i '1 '4" 4 IP :1 I i NORMA SHEARER Who will be seen in "Lady of the Night" thrilling drama of New York's underworld and society at Loew's Vendome theater this week 4 N6RMA SHEARER I ld a ociety at Loew's Vendome theater 3 un erwor a Who will be seen In "Lady of the thrilling drama of A it' 72 te 41 'y i --4: if 0000 ------7-------: 1 I i 4-- 4 I Rialto Books Two Westerns for This if leek I UT l'1116 If eeK 6' 111 I initn Knnbe "VU14) Fri Tyt i esterns A tnr iv Th 3Ii1ton Sills starring in "I Want My Man" will be seen at the Knickerbocker all this week be seen at the Kings" was given 1 CitY bail gone its better Its government the production of On magnificent field Brooklyn and free to all i Frank Patterson's new American opera ''The Fleho which received Its initial performance' at the recent biennial convention of the National Federation of Muffle Clube at Port land Ore Is highly spoken of by the critics Oscar Thompson writ-mu 11n "Mustleal America" says: "Mr Patterson has written an opera that is musically worthy and which is at lea fair 'theater' Mr Thomption doea not rate the 'subject of Mr Patterson's work Ita high as its We might mention two other happenings at the big meet of the muute club delegates One hapnenlog was the first Production of Edgar Stiltninn Kelley's prize ItYmPbonlo poem "The Pit and the Pendulum" under the baton of the composer Of this work Mr Thompson mart: "Mr Kelley has elaborated a musical counter-(part of Bee's' thrilling short story that wilt withstand comparison with orchestral works that have gained a degree of permanence in the repertorv of our symphonic organizations" The other happening at Portland was the election of Mrs Edgar Stillman Keileythe wife of the Composer as president of the federation I look upon this as a Wine act on the part of the delegate The alfice tuts been held for four yearn by Mr John Lyons of Dallas Tex She has been an excellent presiding officer in every Way And it is in spite of this that the change to Mrs Relly is a healthful one on the Part of the federation 1 When an associatfon becmei dynastic then' degeneracy sets in i 'After all the rummer musical 'undertakings have el lied then will come the short Amato of state fair More than 8500000 was spent for music lest summer nd fall by coon-Br district and state fair association according to a report com01441 from a nuentioner sent out by Isetta May McHenry music editor of the rtillboard Of the 700 fair associa Bons whieh replied to the questionert Iowa ranked the highest of any state: with forty fairs expending a total of $384t0 for music degree of peemanence in the reper- torv of our symphonic organizations" The other happening at Portland en of Mrs Edgar still- was Gm lectio man Keneyethe wife of the composer as president of -the federation I look upon this as a Wiee act on the pert been held for four years by Bre John of the delegat The ffi es eDce ha Lyons of Dallas Ter She has been att excellent presiding officer go heelthful one on the part of the in every way And It is in spite of this that the change to Mrs Relly is federation 'Mien hese' clattert i ecome dynastic then degeneracy 'sets In 1 'After all' 'theme rummer musical undertakings bee el sett then wilt the ehort steasto 44 i 0 ate a ra et re th Wm (too elltLie a a tee summ let and erstattte filde resVnist-- saflten etment for Gone according to a report comPlied from st nueistioner sent Mey efeHenry muele cditor of the out by lzetta illboard Of th 700 I le a associat tions whieh replied to the questioner) Iowa renked the highest of any state with forty fairs expending a total of letelie0- for Musks Kings was given cbee tttrt-rtas fonts egoivt: the production of on a magnificent field Brooklyn and free td all Frank n'InV Pritta opera 'he 'which--r-eCWI-V-e-cl Its Initial performance at the recent biennial convention of the National Federation of Mimic Clubs at Port land Ore is highly spoken of by the critics- Oscar Thom Mann merit- Inn In fmusleal "M'r Patterson has written an opera that theat Mr Thompmoant Is musically worthy and which is least fair rate the su asitilgegt 114 the 14141t4ernsoont te We might mention two other hay- penings at the big meet of the muele 'Pest oroductio I mama club delegates One linen Kelley 's prize-ttirnp-h13ie' "The Pit and the Pendulum" under the baton of the tomnoaer At him work Mr Thompson sayS: "Mr Kel- ley has elaborated a musical counter (part of poem thrilling short story that will withstand comparison with orchestral works that heye gained a degree of to ths estse 1' 1 't i 1 i put into acepario-form and directed by Edmund Mortimer is unique jn scre-en plots Although -Ruek Jones is east for apart in which every opportunity is given him for daringriling Fallant fistkr encounters and ith the locale -in the west there are several unusual situations in Which Jones meets in a new role It is deeldecily different and Ilutlt lone will gain many bew friends fog t1t sereen portrayals of the character of Tom Long The ettory the principal action of Which takes place in a small town In Arizona id comedy drama of the efforts Of a father to force hia daughter into a 'marriage alliance with which she la not in sympathy The will power of the daughter which at times borderm on itubbornnese leads to many atnazing incidents with a happy ending and "the right man in the right place" in the arms Of the 'girl he loves' it is will deeldes tly gain many ew friends different and Buck itn lone st foe eepen 'portrayals ot the char- acter eof Tom Long The ettory the prinolpal action of which takes place in ti small town in rizona ig i comedy Warms of -A the efforts of a father to force hi daughter into a 'marriage alliance with which she 11 not in sympathy Thew 'ill Power of the slaughter which at times bordero on etubborn- nese teet to many sneezing ici n- dents with a happy ending and "the right man id the right place" in the Of the 'girl he loVest arms put into scenario form and directed by Edmund Mortimer is unitple in of the free It has been even 'hotter since the eubseement generations of these what-nots have got the habit of constructing those hoat-storage batteries known as modern cities liut in spite of ail this calorific evolution the Amercan people have been very slow in learning to protect themselves against it That most inhuman institution known as human clothing has however reduced its inhumanities to man and- more mpecialy to women as any surruner reverter will testify That den Of horrors the modern flat is becoming lesa terrifying thanks to the discovery of gas machines creeks rivers woods lakes an teens So litle by little the people of this country are getting out into the and little by little they are taking their amusements and other cultural activities out into the open These amusements among a hundred million people muet be of many kinds They must be ot-many binds for even one person or One family The summer brings some few new kinds of "things to do' swimming boating and the in the mein we liks to keep on at this time with the recreations which we enjoyed i the cooler Months Some of these recreations can be continued Some can't The theaters have a hard tittle while the weather is hot And it ill difficult to put on theatrical performances in the open The difficulty tOnle21 inthe need for proper staging Sghting and audience-seating With music is is different The American masses are learning to take their music out into the open air and successfully toe It is much easier to hear music than epeeking out of doors This fact wee brilliantly proved holt Easter when 50000 people wandered out to the Holly weed bowl and listened to-a aunrise service where a chorus of a thousand children sang The enjoyability of al fresco music hi now being proved by vthe large audiences-4dg to ten thopeand per 1 are attending the per formances ot light opera in St or rather park in the big open-air Municipal theater Those performances bays no been running' for four weeks They have had a 1 week ench of Strauss' "A Night In Venice" Herbert's Gilbert and Sullivan' and DeKoven's "Rob Flop" During the coming week they will give Edward's Vardea" and the performs-10mi will not ease until the last part of August kinds They -must be oemany binds for even one person or one The ummer brings some tew new ei" swimming kinds of tbnge to do boating and the Ilke--but in the metre we like to keep on at this time with the recreations which we enjoyed i the cooler months Some of these reereations can be continued Some can't The theaters have a hard Gine while the weather is hot And it ia difficult to put on thesdricall per- tormeinces in the open The difficul ty tomes inthe need for proper stags il hti a audience-seating in ng 1 cs ith music is los different "The ning 1 American masses are leer take theeirsumccueesiscruouult illtoeb theptorirflawir an easier to hear MUSIC than epeeking out of doors This fact wee brilliant- proved -Met Easter when 60 000 ndered out to the licity roP a ''bolwwl and- listened a euniese send cewhere a chorus of a thousand children sang The enjoyability of al fresco Is now beihg proved by the Large audiences--edx to ten thopsand per are attending the per- eormances la oe light opera in Se Lou or rather in park in the big open-air etunicipal theater Those performances have no been running for four weeks They have Te had a week each of Straus's' WA Night I Venice Herbert Mil te elocliste Gilbert and Sullivan' ortuddigore and DeKoven Rob Role give ward eleolly Var en" the coming week they will wanni er give Ed ei le itonnanheit will not tease until ene last part of August of the Ire It has been even 'hotted since the aub sequent generations or those what-nots have got the habit of constructing those heat -storage batteries known as modern cities lint in spite of all this calorific evolution the Amercan people have been verY slew in learning to Pro- tect theive against it That most inhuman institution known se lothing has however reduced its inhumanities to mann mpeclaly to women 8 ars woods I jitkoces an ocens modern flat a hinadUInimillareer fiat is becom-' ia to the die- a as That den Of resorter will horrors ttherteitring than ing re" machines creeks riv- cove 0 gas So- line th by little people of thin countrY are getting 'out into the stnd little by little tney are taking their amusements and other cultural activities out into the open: These amusements among nundreu million people must be of manY kinds They must be of many kinds I JUNE IS CITY FLOUnISES 111 BESERT WASTES IT'S ALL 1111Y FEVER AtIYHOVI filiSSOLIIII Is ITALY'S SAVIOR Paris Iune After a whirlwind European tour 41ch'car ried bint to thirty-one different placer In Sixty-three days Otto Kahn has Pit arrived In Paris still under the spell CI? the Trittn he characterises as "the greatest otateaman In Europe Benito Mussolini" "Contrary t9 all that has been written seainst him Mussolini is not an enemy to liberty" paid the Artierleen financier in an Interview With Intel-Nations) News Service He in however a man that realises that liberty ortnlike every good thing be abused and that likewleselt muitt lit iteelf in to the atructure and welfare of the nation "The Romaaprender Is one of the Very few statesmen who bass had the courage not to bend the knee before the eightenth century concep tions of government conceptions that were reselutelk rejected by tjta wise men who framed the American con "Art a devoted friend oe Italy profoundly appreciative of its genius and convinced of its great deetini congratulate the Italian peeple UpOrt their splendid and fearless leader who supported by the militaries ham restored order and tranquility has strengthened the national spirit has brought efficiency reform and promrems Into the administration of goy- ambaseador 'of art" as one Parte newimaper has called him finds it diffieult to understand how well-meanieg Italians OEM fall to admire Museelint as a a-reat man and patrlot whatever their political' sYm pathies be They ehauld be grateful to him for the incalculable servleee which he has rendered to Italy Mr Kahn cencedes that extraordinary ways of government were neteemary to carry -out these extraoidinary achievements "But" bo- added "revolution 'do not run in normal ways nor can they restore normalfunctienings until the principal 'aims which they seek to secure have been consolidated anti retinonably secured" Itely's reture to a normally lunetinning syritem'ef government In appropriate form is only a matter of time prophesies the American bankl In a Absentminded Pretessor (going sound in ono of those revolving doors) me I I can't remember whether I was going to or coming out-- Boston Transcript Photos lays of the Great West Must have thrII1a For the same reason booklovers demand printed stories with a maximum of action and adventurous happenings spiced with danger theater- goers are now asking forlacreen offerings of the same type i "Give lni action" cry the movie patrons and the producers of "westerns" are doing their best to corn-ply with-that' request One of the best examples' of a thrilltillm is "Shootin Square" Jack Perria's current frontier feature booked to show at the Rialto theater the first halt of the week This nini claim 'those who have witnessed it "has everything" lovers of the great out-of-doer demand photoplays of this sort 'S hoot in' Square" 'was' directed bY Lewis King photographed by Paul Allen from theoatory by Arthur Ben The Saok Verrin Peggy O'Day- Bud Osborne and A most unusual picture directed by Edmund Mortimer in fact one of the real tmusual productions'of the year le The Arizona Romen" which comes to the Rail theater Thursday Friday and Saturday 4 'rho story Is taken from an original called "The Man Who Knew 'Women" Ariesied on Federal Warrant Clarksville Tenn June Brigham 71 of Stew art county wats taken 1nt custody Thursday night by Deputy United States Marshal Anderson end Constable 11 Rawlings of this county on a Rderal warrant charging him with 'manufacturing intoxi eating liquors Increase Water Zupply Athens AlaS Juner-lt a--(Snenial) ---The addition to the city spring which haa been in progress nOvernt weeks in soon to be completed and when thin is 'the towns water supply will be increased to the extent of 360000 gallons daily Making I' total supply of more than one mil lion gallons in ARMY OFFICIAL SUMMER Knoxville Tenn Robert Fort Monroe Va a former resident of Knoxville has been appointed mender of activities of the Third Corps area United States army for Ithe summer Ile is it son of rrenk Callen of KILOVille end 0 brother-in-law of Rogan of Dedicate Church 'Today -Tresevent Tenn June 27-(SeeciaL)--Dedientor7 servihes for the new Methodist church et I3loomin4 Orove sekerai miles north of 'Prom vont will be held on Sunday morn' log The sermon will be preached at the It o'clock Pervice by the Rev Thomas-of McKenzie- This new buildiwg ts one-of the nicest and best country church buildings in this sem Jim being of brick construction The Rev -Fowler the Popular pastor An interes'pg program for the dedieation serviccs has been pre irs ALL li li ky familY IliSSOLIIII IS itle I 1 Photoplayit of the Great West Must have thews FEyER A tlyllow ITALyis sAylon For the game reason hooklyers I en with a mx ri my to said the Anr demand printed tartest ai- ARMY OFFICIAL mum of action and adventurous hap- i penings spiced with danger theater- te 1 oers are now asking torlaereen of June 27 (TVS) Aft rad ne After a SUMMER- tering of the same type whirlwind' European tour eSeech'ear- "Give've Action cry the movie a 7 Knokvilie Tenn led IIIM to thirty-one different trona and the producers -of "west- teal Brie be erns" are doing their beet to corn- en ot places In liteteetheee days Otto Kahn Fere Monroe Va a former residn 1 ith th a regliest of lenoxville has been appointed entree Tv ri has luet arrived 1 teo Chi nISHES the spell -of the man he character le em still under ono ot exempleg te best a thrillpin le "Shoothe Square" Jet mender of activities of 'the Third Arrested -on Federal Warrant Corps areia United States army for lees as "the greatest stateaman In Perrin current frontier feature the summer die is it eon of erenk 1- a rope Bento Mussolinlet bookee to how Rialto theat Tenn ee- 8 e- er Clarksville Iu 27 of oev Callen Knille and a brother-In '1 a t' the a the week This nine cial)--James Brigham 71 of Stews law of 13 Rogan of Naseville 111 nEsEpT Ilit i sTEs Eu "Contrar i te all that hats been 'writ- ll an ten against him Mussolini is not te ee re- featta 'tilos A vho have witneseed it art county was taken into custody I has everythin lovers of the great Thu g' sday night by Deputy United di Decate Ch urc 'Today leen financier in an Interview with out of doer demand In photoplayt States Marsh el Anderson n- of this Constable He is 0 4 Interreationaj Noss Serviee sort' 1 Rawlings of this eTrezevent Tenn June 27--(Spe however' a Man that realizes that Lewis sheen's Square" was directed bY county on a fecteral warrant chalet- ciaL)eeDedicatory services for the liberte van like every good thing be King photographed by Paul ing him with 'Manufacturing intoxi new Meteodist church at 'noontime abused an that likewise rnuet fit Allen from theostory by Arthur ee eating liquors Grove sekrat eln meets north of 'Frees ry 0 will be itself in to the structure and welfare "sph vent held on Sunday morn of the nation east Includes jack Verrin be prachte 7 hcrease Water Ing The srmon will th It Peggy O'Day- Bud Osborne and at o'clock service by the Rev he Romanpremier la one of the e- v' 1 had ery few a esmen who has a Horacw -Carpenter Athens Ala Junel ---tre ee(Spectat a 3 Thomas -of MKnzie ee- This new i the Courage not to bend the knee -11 a A most unusual picture directed by --The the city spring butidireg is one of the nicest and best before the eighte nth 'ce ntury concep I Edmund Mortimer in fact one of the which bee been in progress govern' country church buildings in this twee 1 Hone of government conceptions that real emusual productions of the year weeks is soon to be completed and Bon being of brick construction The were reselutele rejected by tem wise Abeenteminiled Prefeseior (going is "The Arizona Romeo" which when this is the town la water Rev Ve 'Fowler is the Popular mn who framed he American con- I seiround In oncrof those revolving doors) comes to the Rattle theeter Thurs- supply me 1 I can't rernember wheth day Friday and elaturtistY win be increased to the ex- as or stitutio 1 4 tent of 360000 gallons daily Making An intereeNpg program for the I '1 1 As a devo ed end ot Italy Pro- Boston Trr 1 was agnscroing i or corn out-- The story Is taken from an nriginal total supply of more than one mil dedieationservices has been Pre- pte and convinced of its great dtny I fOundlY convinced of its genius! called The Man Who Knew Women lion gallons in all eet congratulate the Italian peeple IMOn their splendid and tearless leader who supported by the mellows has restored order and tranquility has 7011 strengthened the national spirit has JUNE Is 4 E0)1 MONTH Eatire Week' Cell' mencing Tomorrow -wise brou ght efficiency and prog- or -eaesses- i ress Into -the administration of goy 1 ernment eglie AO 0 ambassador of art" as 04 i one Paris neweetaper has called him finds it difficult to umlerststnd how 1 opcfre-eir lio L'''''t 7)i welisninnip Italians can fail to ad- eg 01 1 tell 1 A see 4 I kiii mire elussiohnt as a great man and I patriot whatever their political' sym i se T147 '0 oeo' 11 pathies be Tbey 'ghoul(' be grateful es epe- ti1 lt --1' 4 '14 4 0' iioi 0 Iv- to him for the Incalculable serve ele 0 -i el i ilA' which he has rendered to Italy Mr II el 4 Kahn 'conced es that extraordinary er l'itie k- 1 ways of government were aceteary I i i to carry out these extreoldinary 1 "rel THEDRAmA op NIGHT -7 achievements 4 el-tut be' added 'revolutions do 0 1 not run in normal ways nor can they reetore normal fanctionings until the principal 'aims whkh they seek to 0 L1FE IN A GREAT cIT secure have been consolidated and reasonably secured" e4" 1 i Italy's retUrei to a normally tune- Illy tinning systemof government in aP- propriate form is only a matter of I times prophesies the American betas et i 1 i I 010111114" '''''''sNa I gar" 4 ilki a i I -2x 11 til 4 I'''11: '49 424 I 4 '1' i' 11 I 1 01 ji A i' a -46- I 4S -01 4 ga a 11 I i va-- A I 11214 -3 01 10 1' NIGH I A ri i 1 I LIFE IN A GREAT CITY' e4f i ilia ile 'r 5 I i I 1 Newark '1 June Call yourahay 'fever a rose Cold arid you'll sneeze 'Just as bard and as SG' say Dit J- -Alien Patton of Newark who tells of some of tho sternal irritant contributing to this nasal affliction "Hose cold-is what some people call hay fever when it starts in the spring usually about June with the coming of the resorts" -lays Dr Patton "If it comes later it may be known as 'horse asthma cat asthma or---hay vial it la the Bathe- thing by whatever name you Call it and it may at from sally spring until frost bag killed the pollen in the air" "Hai fever II due to irritation or infection of the -same-mucous membranes heti ere acute when one suffers from ari acutecolci With different victims the pourers irritation vary The perfumes Of flowers rose In particular are irritating to soma Others find that they COM not wear furs Or that the presence of dog eats horses or other animals result In fits of sneezing Induced by the dustfrom their hairy hacks And there are other thourrande who can trace their troubles to the Pollen from pollen-hearing grass or plants notably rag weed and goldenrod "All dusts household and otheiwise powders and poavdry substances ere anathema to hay fever victims The invention of electrical cleaning devices through the elimination rot many of these has been a hiewing to the womari with a tendency to sneeze "Hay fever though it is an acute annoyance la not regarded aa a hazard by insurance companies "There was' a' time when it was thought that the only relief fort hay fever lay in a change of climate That la no longer the ease Medical science bet found that certain tests will reveal auseeptibility to the piesPnee of these numerous irvitanta and hats devised inoculations which' are said to render the Wettrn Immune Dr Patton's suggestions for those who do not for reasons of their owns wish to submit to tests and inocula- te fle os are pimple Prod out for r- aelf" he says "what the cent u- tory irritants in your case are fret rid of them If the cat es yort anomie get rid of the cat" Newark eTe June can youtehay sfever a' rose Cold and net as you'll sneeze jus as he 41 a fee' Wayis Dr -Je Altene Patten of Newark IeL JI Who tells of some the 1 irritant contributing to thisenxatseat affliction "Rose coldls what some people call hay fever when It stars in the epring usually about junet With the I of the roses' says tow If it comes later it may known as 'horse asthma eat asthma ore-hey way it is the saMe thing by whatever name you I It and it may last from early I ea 1 ha kill the pot- spring until mat len in the air" Irritatio or ''liay fever is due to rl infection of the --attlne-MUCOMI mom bran ee hat i are acute when one fere from ail ecutecold With differ- ent ictims the ecturces or irritatio vary The perfumes of flowers roses in particular are irritating to some Others find that they can not wear furs or that the presence of i-e do eats horses or other animals regult backs Anst in fits of sneezing induced by tee dust from their hairy there are other thousands who can trace their troubles to the pollen from pollen-bestring grass or plants not- able rag weed and goldenrod All dusts Itouse heed and others powders and preedry subetances are anathema to hay fever victims Telectrical he invention of electral cleaning devices through the elimination of been many of those has bn a hiessin5- to the womati with a tendency to sneeze is ilve ilay fever though It Is an acute annoyance le not regarded as a has- are by Insurance compantea eThera was a' time when It was Moneta that the only retie for hay fever lay in a- change of climate The is no longer loer the ase Medical ettienee tuts found that certain tests will reveal sueesptibility to the pies- ence of these numerous irritatIts and has devised Inocultitions which are said to render the eictim immune Dt patton's suggestions for those who do not for remsons of their own wish to submit tis tests and Macula- tient are gimple Find out for pelf: be says "what the cent u- tory irritant in your case are 0 get rid of them If the cat ea yoll sneeze get rid of the cat" 'A' Mai attempt at summer operetta is being mado In Atianta In lieu of an adequate out-door theater the big municipal auditorium lio being used for this airies of six weeks The company which consiete of Mistropolltom Opera Compan' principals and local chorus hes already given a week each of "The Mikado" and "The Prinee of Pilsen" and the coming fouriweeke "will see the presentation ucceseively of Reinhardt's fThe Spring Meld" Strauss' "The Gyp' Baron" Primrs ''The Firefly" an Herbert's "Sweethearts" In spite of the manifest 4enutp4 for music in lighter doom there are a few courageous pnes who are planning to dish out opera et the "hcav ler nort" The most pfetentious of these plans le the one at Ravinta Park on 'the northern border of ChicasoJ There they have auembled a group of thirty of the beet princiPal singer' from the Chicago and the Metropolitan operas and a series of the most popular of the grand operas Wil be presented continuously until Sept 7The firet performanoe ''The --A first attempt at summer operet- ta is being made in Atlanta In lieu door theater the of an adequate out big municipal auditorium Is being company used for this series Of six weeks The IT e' whic eons I ste of le rop ell it tiitt Opera Comp oct choru has already any principals and a iven a ta a week each of The Mikado and The Prince of Pilen and the coining s' hi see the' en restatn io -our -week vit uly Rnt 'E 11 cceesive einnar a es "Tne rin el el Strauss he Gyp )31tron Frime fl" e' ath The Fire am wee ear a- Hrberta Irt splte of the manifest demapd for music in lighter doses there are a few courageous ones who are plan- i tent to dish out opera de the "heav ler sort" The most pretentious of these plans is the otte at Ravinta Park en 'the northern border of Chi- cam There they have assembled a group of thirty of the best principal longer from the chleago ana the Metropolitan operes and a Series of the most popular of the grand 000ras wit be presented continuously until Sept 7 The first performanoe "The or an anequate out-oour imentei big municipal auditorium is being used for this series Of six weeks The company which coronets of lietropell- ton Opera Company principals and a local chorus has already given a week each of "The Mikado" and The Prince of Pilsen" and the coming fouriweeke vill see the presentation successively' of Reinhardt's "The Spring Maid" Strauss' "The Gyp' Baron" Friml's "The Firefly" amb Herbert 's "Sweethearts" Irt splte of the manifest demapd for music in lighter doses there are a few courageous pnes who are plan ning to dish out opera ol the "rieav ler sort" The most pretentious of these plans is the one at Ravinia Park en 'the northern border of Chi- cage There they have auembled a group of thirty of the beet principal singers etropolitan froe Chicago an the thoperea and a aeries of the moat popular of the grand oPoras wal be presented continuously until Sept 7 -The find performanoe "The 'I Jerusalem June 1 Modern City throbbing with induet trial activity bag sprung UVon the randy' desert gm if by the touch of a tiand" declared Sir --Alfred lklood Brit inh-Jewish philenthropist In speaking Of Tel Aviv the 100 per Cent Jewish city near ancient Jaffa on the editerranean coast Sir Al- fred completed recently a etudy on 4 he Mot of kalestine and its posed bilities I "It is the city ne the indUetrial ') Idealist building its 'wealth 'under skies and in a pure sunlit et- momthere" isle Alfred continued "Its tine factories aini beautiful houses in unnuilled by the grime ineeparable from the older manufecturing towns: e-cit a single chimney belches forth 'mole' The whole of the power for 1 I Ps manufeetures is derived from elec tricity and oil It Is a city too of magic for tunes for apart from the bounding prosperity 'which hes enabled thriving businese to spring up in A few yearr the value of land has Increased to i rach an setounding degree that prise- Meetly worthleris stretches of sand have beerime Orsr-class busineos sites which hove enriched enormously the -enterprising Mull Who bought them lip The city of Tel Aviv typides the tomanee of modern- Velestitiet- ein lee!) a te-sil 'leacher of Jews out Of Jaffa bright some land on the eandir beach of Tel Aviv 714ey eirtele- liaheri a trettleinerit of 400 PloPle The poPulation is now 33000 T)cre are lati factories half ef which were estabiintiert beet year There Is an in finite variety of trades Entire bust- lieSit00 iililie blOTI tranoported there from older couotriee 1 'lex from Poland breve gone to live there One man atarted siik i weaving another etarted a tannery II end there are now boot and furniture lectories all in 41411 swing The city i' rows In size every 44y All ttre fan- 1 tortes have entictly up-to-dare ma-1 chinery of the best type brought from all over the milririL The power Is 'tiptoed by lite Palestine Electric Corporationend Tel Aviv in cons-1 quence Is a city without a chimney "Paliwtine le tpe most remarksble crelutry I have seen for a long time erie development sines 1 es there in 1141 hies been so rapid that it is ififficult to conve' It to other people Frog-rpm characterizes alike agrieul'turn and Indwell "Matta where a gteat new harbor capable of accoinmodating the Mediterranean fleet is being built is becoming a center of heavy industries" ity 10 a- rtit eer itretc ble I Ile ul- do se- i Jerusalem' Jape 1 Inodern 'city throbbing with Indus I trial activity has sprung Maker the randy' desert aft if by the touch of a triaged bande" (teetered Sir Alfred elood leritish-Jewish philanthroplet in speaking of Ti Aviv the 100 per cent Jewieh city near ancient Jaffa on the Mediterranean coast- Sir Al- fred completed recently' a etude' On Palestine and all Possie 4 he spot el betties It is the etty of the ind 1 estrial ') idealist building its 'wealth' 'under blue skies end in a pure sunlit at tnosphere" Sir Allred coneineee 'Its sine factories and beautiful houses are untsullied by the grime ineeparable I from the older manufacturing towns ilot a single chimney btc ehest forth melte The whole of the power itie i Ps menu ao ures is de ied from elec i tricity and oil the "it is a city loch of magic Tor- tune: for apart from boun ding era4perity -wheel has entailed thriving i 0 spring trill in it few vote the value of lend has incrased to nese tch an astounding degree that prer i fe- le Beatty wortbast stretches of sand Mee benome erstectass buotnees sites which have enriched enormously the enterprising men who bought them up The of TeleAviv tp yia t's the romance of modern- relestitte In 190e a tire ne ell mbee of jeae0 out of eaffieeeetrtit emote tend on Ma sandy beach of Tel Aviv They web- Illthed a eettietearit of 400 eeeple Vie Forestation is now 330a0 Teere are Iss factories half- of which were eetablished tett eine There 1 an in nit variety of trades Entire mom nesse have been treueported there 1 tram older couotrieet 'Jews from Poland have gone to live there Otte MR ft 'Started silk- i 11 oifflault to Prograxe oh 'tura and infl "Jinifa ai capable of I terrantan ft corning a oeJ I ASTORY of 'romance and adventure along the highway of White Lights Two women loved him One gave him ambitions one happiness One love blossomed in the shadows one love bloomed in the sun A story of gripping suspense pathos and loyalty Hearts laid bare Life strip ped of its tinsel With eauhful sun A story PP It tine sove oiossomen In me snaoows one love bloo tnedin the of sus ense pathos and loyalty' Hearts laid hare Life strip ped of Its tInsel 'With Beauhful A STORY orromance and adventure along the 'Mit highway of White Lights -Two women loved him' CittA' ghlrei him' ambition nno hartrArtota- A STORY of romance and adventure along the highway of White Lights Two women loved him One gave him' ambition one happmess i FITTY-F0110 FISH EECORD CATCH II 1 FIFTY I A SLAM Elsie Pater and Dudley Douglas 4 Edwtn 'Boots McKenna 31-N Songs and Dances Dantorit lifts TitrAei sod tr Mo Koons Tbo Berlistert Mr nougasbl69 oloomoniimovo A tneriet it Pedro Beach Grover Se lepp Licorice the Chair Pusher Jos Roney 1-' 22 CI A Illsyteri tit amok Wo 1111 "1 Inele Newt Helder Joe Walton' folder )1asel Beide "Big George The Bear with the Hu inan Brain Does every thing but talk- Aesmp's Fables -Lorw's Newt Vtami 73-11114rii1tcv in IIALFA tiActtu-zon NEXT WEEK--JUIA: 6Tli coraNNE GRIFFITII trOTECLASSE" 011Ce 1 1 2 2 0 itra a i a a 23 i ItuAlail fardu TillidUr caDvArliD 721211Itratit slitro za Am I a 1 a -78eviA 7-rirg MOT1 i 41111C1I'll IT I 1 ir it a 1 Tues ot i sN'k41-s a letaletti ool ILA I Iiii tt 4 11) A CI -2 CVI I) A til 11 i'A se Elsie' Pater and Duey Douglas Jack Wells Joe Walters Co tl alo 2 4 I 4 i Iti e'd wiTit COUNTY LINE Edwm "Boots hicKenna erl 1E a IN tugetta'41 Conrad (eethor of 'Prep Songs an 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