The Lima News from Lima, Ohio • 12

THE LIMA NEWS Mil-WeSI fllj umatrator of the tate of Appouitaarnt of Ford Brock of 7S4 Eliiabeth-st a ad- Wanda Brorkert wu maa-nesday la probata eourv record of Mi Laura Ingalls took oil af 71 a- lC T) today far Amanl'o Tei WICHITA Kas Oct 1 (APt Mrr Kei'b Miliar British anatrti attetppurja 10 ihe Alabama Corte ropren ha! will pUy The roaipati? i I I Irs fniifffift' It' COLLEEN MOORE WITH CAPABLE CAST SCOS IN FIRST STAGE PLAY i ia i 1 mammtmts In Lima Theatres aSotrSSi macoMXata raw utnui WKBf-'" RICHARD IMVji a a avT I a played for wift rat- (0thra tod eter umtne- rt coonn Wheeler Woolsey Cloun Thru ComeJu NOW 'tan AP'EN FAY WRAY EUGENE PALLETTE hi Tlie Danger STt Thrilling Romance WEEK DAY OPPORTUNITY HOUR 1Sc I After I Ma imr ar All Day Sun- Oc Aden Shocks Cannibals "The Sea Cxf nd Hi 'oDiunir laUn! for whica 'auion in Ike ujoiet 3 in vrwetedlv ffectiv nae 'r aided the witrhing -otalliy of Colleen Moore lo make her a ljtirrins iurcea id In first s'age play the Loose" which played Tuesday ru ht at the Ohio theatre The play was superior to the normal run of popular comedies and the supporting rat was capable hut it was the diminutive fmire and mobile face of the star -Ult KIDDIES Aaytuajt Bert LiUtr mv clown Ueir Shot at Sunr-is iheatit notiii World i Wheeler srd i en than in THE A crtxoaque rtlvm helmet worn hy in pearl-diver become men If of a icod when Grant Withers And a Prefect Cast la liirsted ire fa Ml the wearer 41 on (I re SINNERS' HOUQAY rise from tltf -ea neloi a nt earenlhal IB SEA that dominated thruoul She was even more effective as a fleah-ard-hlood actreas than she was as a volrelesa will-o-the-wisp on the silent screen Most of the play was comedy wbfch never descended to farce In the final scenes It took a dramatic turn and the star showed herself capable of a serious performance The entire play was surprisingly sophisticated In contrast with most of Miss Moore screen comedies In the first scenes Miss Moore 1- Anne young American artres? standed in a Mexican rantlna as an entertainer She hates the job but Is unable lo break away The cantina scenes had the glamor of brleht colors and languid ustc Then Anne Is hired by a New KnKland couple to Impersonate their dead niece an heiress She oes to Lhelr home after recciv inc copious advice from Senora 1 (I 1 A Sia If You Miss It! A Pleasure If You Sw It! aU-i NEXT If) REGISTRATION IS SET AT 17500 GOD I I LOOK! Eatra Sunday Knute Rockne And Hi Notre Dame Eleven Sea Cod" Waning Rirbaid ileu 1 ih Srma theatre The native hnrned "t- t-it ijred the ma'e and Mosrasray whom re ltr- while the diver na 1 the hot torn the ori Hi white enenn followed him to the island The diver i worshipped by ni five 'bo nhry hfr and Ihe prisoner Hut he fare leath beeaiue he rannni rdiimf Ihe helmet and it is almost draln- of air lnw ihe muffled rolonoia save "COLLEGE LOVERS" a aaaaW THEN Figure Regarded Unusually Heavy For Non-Prestden-tial Year CLARA BOW "HER WEDDING NIGHT" 1 nt "ii "in i 'a li nt'-i -1 1 101 ot hy I din inuflv on dienm -11 briilianl I id Hut1' To i or and ioh-na Robm-on inike a re romantic ream Ftdna May fttlver n1 l--ni also number ol roniedy hich spot McCormack Sings In Emotional Ptay John Mrformaek one of the best known sincers of the stage stars In an emotional play of Iriah love and mnslf 'Song O' Harrison owner of the cantina She establishes herself to the strange mode of living quickly Itllta was I )ut tantalUes her "aunt" with Total registration Another Reason Why People Prefer and Always Think of Sigma First Week Days IV Till Sunday 8Ar Till I i estimated at MO hy Arthur 1 Morris slerk of the Uen-ro hoard I of elections Wedne-dny morninjt Mor'is elerk Ihe Mb n-co hoard I ly heavy registration for a non-! presidential year More than fiM) citizens re(jister-rrl at the' election board offices LAST TODAY JOHN McCORMAK BHSJ SK fears that she will make some social blunder Anne and a youns roue fall In love He respects her for her supposedly sheltered past and convent training In a final dramatic scene she tells him of her cantina days and he after a torrent of abuse decides she Is as good a he The play will open soon on Broadway and it Is planned to tour Kurope next summer After that it will he made Into a talkie I 1 rHtAT8 "Song Of My Heart" FAUROT Monday and Tuesday the two special re(ristration days authorized by Secretary of State Clarence Brown to afford an opportunity for voters who failed to register on the three regular days My Heart" now' al the Quilna heat re "Sunt My Heart was written to order for Ihe great singer Iinring the unfolding of the story on the screen the voice that has ihrllled nilllions Is heard In eleven numbers ini'ltiding "Little Ho Blue" and the number so long Identified with McCormack "I I Hear You Calling Me" Maureen (VSiilllvan John Har-rick Kffle Kllsler Tommy Clll-liford and Alice Joyce are In the STARTING THURS The Comedy PANIC Gala Opening Tonight 2 10 and 1 1 (ret their PERSONAL INJURY SUIT FOR $500 IS OPENED IN COMMON PLEAS COURT The screen'" fun ni "TfT names on the polling lists From 4 Tuesday until the zero hour of o'clock in the evening a line of citizens wafted to he registered and during the last hour the line extended the length of the third floor hallway in the Dominion-hMg Morris said the hoard of elections will not make an accurate St EDITH AMBLER STOCK COMPANY In the Hilstriout Comedy-Drama Suit for $500 frrr 'mjurres- w4ttch she suffered in an automobile collision July 4 was started Wednes best feature of iu own lite and those ol ht sweetheart and frrend and outwits the brutal trader who men- ire him form' a I'leaMn story I aderitiiie Far Wray pla the part of the Ulri an1 Kucene I'allelte turn- "Sea Serieant" a the male Sinners' Holiday Story of Racketeering "Sinner Holiday" a story of amusement parks M'eakeasie 1 and small-time racketeering Is now at the Slate theatre (rant Withers is uhen an op postunlty of playing a rhararter of very strong rontrasls that of a mart-era'cklng barker who becomes Involved In a murder hut I acquitted hy his girl In Ihe nick of time Kvalyn Knapp who make her srreen debut In this-film is seen as the girl who sacrifices her own brother to save her sweetheart Lucille A Verne -jives a performance of rare hrll lianee as Ma Delano owner of the arcade and mother of Hie uirl The cast includes James Cag-ney Joan Hlondell Noel Madison Otto Hoffman Ray Oallaaher Hank Mann Warren Hymer pnr-nell Pratt and many others Western Talkie Opens At Lyric their rareer Kaily scenes of the picture were made in countrysides adjacent to Dublin and on the Mr-Cormnrk estate Moore Abbey at Monaslerevan near Dublin day common pleas court by Mrs Mollie Murphy on behalf of her count of the total number of reg- daugther Bessie Murphy istrants CITY WIVES AND COUNTRY RELATIONS HISTORICAL EXHIBIT IS DISPLAYED IN WINDOW AT BASINGER'S JEWELRY CO WIU LIKK VAI1'K OTTAWA on Canada realizes quite a revenue each year the Manhattan Taxi Co and George Wall The petition recites that while Miss Murphy was a passenger in one of the defendant's taxtcabs It figured in a collision with a machine operated by Roy Cousins The accident occurred on Spring-st between Baxter and Collett-sts The plaintiff alleges that she in EXTRA ADDED FEATURES from its ild life According to Dr Lewis of the Department of the Interior this wild life has a capital validation of onr billion dollars and a yearly business turnover of about $45000000: This valua Sliver busts of 1'au' Revere Hobert Fulton and Matthias Baldwin early American historical characters who started their careers as watchmakers are on display In a historical exhibit In the window of Hasinger's Jewelry Vaudeville Between Acts tion includes the fur harvest game curred cuts and bruises on her Lew Childre And His Alabama Cotton Choppers usn ann men innuence on sales or arms and body and that she sports goods knocked-unconscious store A list of other famous Americans who onre were watchmakers OUR NEW PRICES 1 to 2 10c 2 to 15c 30-P E-30 is given with sketches of their achievements They Include John 1 Fitch Phlneas Davis Robert Mor- ris Kllas Howe Otto Meraen- thaler Teter Cooper David Rlt- tenhouse and Horatio Allen 7 to 1 0 and Sunday 25c The story of a young World war hero returning penniless to the western planes to find himself plunged Into it maie of adventures is "Trails of Danger" opening Wednesday at the Lyric Children Always 10c The Greatest Dramatic Stock Organization in America TODAY "GOLDEN DAWN" aaaafc av aaaaaa 3aF ia SENSATIONAL BARGAIN PRICES Nihta 1 Sun Mat I Wed and Sat Mat- THURSDAY Watty WdaVit Fwce Jwk Pettiii 25c DON'T MISSIT a 25-50-60c 25 and 40c I inees AH Seats Kiddies 10c Any Time theatre He saves the life of girl and 'ills in love with her Then he I finds horse and rides It Is ac- jMtactt of robbery and mistnken for a notorious criminal hn'wrrirwe 1 head a large reward has been offered A locomotive mining across a trestle with three horseback ridfrs in Its path afters one of the many breath-holding situations which bakes this film different and superior Wally Wales handsome TRAIL OF DANGER" LIMA MAN TO BE BURIED IN FT WAYNE CEMETERY Funeral services for Edward Light -Q of IMS JE Wayne-Kt carpenter who'dTeJ'Tuesday'al "The" home of his brother William ness of three weeks will be at 2 Light in Ft Wiiyne after an ill-p Thursday at the Wellman mortuary Ft Wayne with the Re Shirry officiating Burial will be in Iindonvvood ceme-tery Ft Wayne He was si Ken ith apoplexy while vi iling his brother Other survivors nre his viie Linea a SHOWS BEGIN PROMPTLY Orchestra 2:10 ADDKD ATrRATTlOX FRIHAY MTK "HOOSIER NIGHT' A stage prenentalion siirprlse IHiighs galore No advance In price- Weatern Riders and Rangers In Strenuous Stunts Cowboys and Cowgirls Orchestra 7:50 Drama 8:15 Mats Eves QUILNA PRICES Hai gain Hour I to From a to 7 After 'aV5' Hnndays Children Anvtime Drama 2:30 See Every Show Yovtll Like Them WATCH FOR RIN-TIN-TIN HE'S COMING I I if i "Thai Uuihif hu" Frederick ru-m wh: W4iJLI 'HALF SH0 SUNRISE' Deluxe XJB ilkapaf I "Aart'NCTbMORaow osle Toilet Paper I sister Mrs Trrxcl of Ft Wayne 'iwo nieces and two nephews ALABAMA DEMOCRATS BUY LOYALTY" CERTIFICATES MONTGOMERY Ala Oct li IAI'1 "Loyalty rltflcates at a dollar apiece are hidng sold by the Alabama ta! democratic committee to finance lis tal and gubernatorial campaigns The party tares a contest In November John II lunkhead the and debonair fights his way thru eafh reel to a happy climax with pretty Virginia Browne Kalre Jack Terrln Frank Kills Lew Meehan Buck Conner and others complete ihe cast Stock Company Opens With Comedy The Kdllh Ambler stock com pany will open for the season Wednesday niulit with the com djr "City Wives and Country Relations The company of In person carries Its own orchestra and will present from six to elghl tiderille acts between scenes Walter Ambler comedian featured In the openlnc produc-Hon ai Lain country hoy who senatorial nominee being opposed hy Sen Thomas Hedln running as an Independent after havlnc been barred from the par- make money In the city marries 1 1 primary and Judae MI vvA'tf- aaaH QPF VHIIR aW-4 iMM fllC lsW a rlt) -bred girl and tries vainly to "onciliale In the fight between he wife and his batk-countr "latlTcs The company will change pro gran twice a week on Monday srd Friday nights beginning next Monday Lew Chlldre and his The lolv 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