Jul 1925 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Theatres
in Ocean City
Top Briglitfl*t 3pot op
Ocean Gty'« Boardwalk
That la what the •' -
Ootan City are; -
favorite theatre •
wat pictures Is.open to the pnb- and convenient for their patrons.
• ^^—j.-. .- . m*m Jim uvw wo «ro aoaing a
.WIU" the coming of tha Baa- markee to Mr. Park, enlarging his
. n«thnmTh«iUres to Ocean City ventilating system. UgntinghUn
• JJ^kErSS^ to » 1 » t »n"r give up Just a bit. We want to show
toe bast pictures the market could the people of the Garden, we ap-
V 2S!?S K! W3 L^*" 1 5?' Ull>lr » W!tato the "V they have stood
2°I?J.L O **• ••"•>•• The "tost back of us. We want to do more
WorU-that Just closed its week", for them, and We ar« doing It
•wn. marked the- pinnacle of noaUance.
but close In Its wake
come two other pictures. "Dru-
rtHa With a Mlllloo," and "The , . . . . . .
Iron Horse." equally as big. thrUl- I I
Inir and as well produced, and we
a*k what more can be done. But
, this firm does not stop by merely Flanders Hotel
keeping a promise. They always
to one better. We are now In-
. .termed that these two prodncUons
;wll] be aiTen.to the public at no Hot Salt Baths
raise In price. If waa necessary.
!dnrljur the ahowlnc of "The Lost
"WorM" to make a alight advance
atea's and Xadies' Sepaxt-
'In the price of admission to con-
BMats --
form with a detail of the Wrat
National contract, under which It Experienced Attendanta
'Was purchased, bat those who saw
the picture, and who In this city Baths • Given According to
and toe surToondlng country did
not see It. have said it was worth Physician's Directions
-doable the price.
Expert Massage
_: "Dracllla Wltna-MlIllon.f-wlth
• ICaryCarr, —the mothe.r of the
screen;" Kenneth Harian and
. Priscllla Bonner will play at the
, Moorlyn today, with Miaa Edna
.,' Jfaa Uewenyn. a noted soprano, Fhnden Batlnns
as added'attractlon. It will be fol- Oepartment
. lowed by "The Iron Horae," the
William Fox super-production. 11th and Boardwalk
' ^featuring the. popular young star
Oeonte O^rlen. with Madge Bel- - Telephone 1000
lamy. WU1 Walling and aiady*
Hulette. lndodlng a cast or nearty
five thousand people. It deals '
•with the building of the flnt '
. transcontinental railroad in •
A America In the days of Abraham
Lincoln, la based on ' historical
.tacts and.Is In every Way a masrplece.
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v « a recent Interview with Mr.
. George U. Kline and Bid Stanley,
personal representatives lor Mr.
.George H. Bennethum. In Ocean
City, we learned much of Interest
and good news for the people that
It would not be fair to tell now,
but coming errata cast ehadow*
• before and soon you will know of
. more, bigger and better events
tn store, so- In a word of advice
we say. "Keep your eyes on the
Moorlyn and Park Theatre*, there
, . ;la something dolna- every' minute."
.".. During the Interview these
- gentlemen aald In part: • •
Mr. KUne: "I was agreeably I
surprised at the number of people I
that earn* to sea The Lost World' •
a second and even a third time.
:.Our success with this picture far
exceeded my expectation*. I am-
mltted to give The Iron Horse'
to oar people at the standard adnlaaion
prices of the Moorlyn. It
I* a picture that will have a great-
«r appeal than any other I can
"think of. Everyone that Is American
loves America and. things
.American, and this picture of
American hiatory In that dark
; period Just attar the dvll war, deacxlblng
ao vividly the facts and
'. With Its finely Interwoven love
story, will have an appeal for
everyone. The leading part Is excellently
handled by young George
•OTBrien-and charming Madge Bellamy.
I know George O'Brien
very well, he Is my friend, his
•cture autographed by bis own
tad hangs In my ofnce. and be
.•and Madge, fresh from her con-
J qnsst* on the speaking stage, are
» wonderful-lead for any picture."
' . Mr. 8tanley: "I have seen many
"Pictures of-, all kinds, but I feel
. HAHOtD B. ROBUISOH'H
•• Studio
de Dance
: EnPPODHOMB HBB •
DANCING EVERY
EVENING
CHA|UJE KERRS
Casino Clab
Moorlyn Terrace & B'dwaUc
Tuesday & FrMaj—10 A. U
'.;'• ."- ... Cwd Party
- Chliaren's Carnival
Wednesday—8' f,. j£
MIAMI EHTEEXAJHEBS
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Evening
if5:fwK2rwoB- tr^s try troie^inuwa. The «BderfoL
You can't do Justice talk- tertalnment offered U Just like
Ins about it. you have to »ee it. the Moorlyn "tfco beat on the mar-
I just wish 1 could tell all the Int." and when weTeaT the aheet
""^."f "fJ* Clty th * ••**• I>«>*ossed over the desk, we'knew
appreciate the rapport, that boa he was right ;•:••..
beengiven our Park Theatre, at Keep your eyee on the Moorlyn,
£?** 'IPP-JS* ««» Boardwalk, "the brightest spot on the board-
Wa call It The Moorlyn'a Little walk and "Jta little brother/'
ItoUier.- because It has the aotne the Park, "the bright spot In
shows, under the OHM manage- the Qardena." .
ment. backed by the aame guaran-
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DON'T AKSi
—, brown, ahort, curly
anaweta to the name of
Beturn to ««S. St. Charieal
UIPPODROMp
(* •• "THEATRE *-•
Oc—n CHyt N. J.
Janm A Harrigan
In Soa(t and 8ndles '
Pat Homing A Co.
In Versatality
Philadelphia's Popular Song
Writer in a MI review.
Ejht People.
Pinto A Boyle
In an Overnight Comedy
Ardrie A. Gertie Fall.
A Few Hard Knocks
The Photoplay ii ~
Never The Twain Shall
— Meet
Hotel Flanders
Water Sport Show
EVERY
Friday Evening. 8.30 JJ.
GREASY4«OLE, SWIMMING AND OTHER
AQUATIC EVENTS
Mnfaka-A&itt. Mo.~Ohadi«i Me/
PLAZA TJ
Boardwalk between
Ocman City :
lait Showing Today
Virginia Valli and Forest
. Stanley In
Up The Ladder
Play.
A great drama, of a woman's
. • struggle and sacrifice.
Added Attraction
Gwnedy Paihe Herfew
H
nd JOdT f 1 "
New j*rm*y
Wednesday-Thonday
Charles bay In
, Percy.'. ." • .
A gay and sparkling comedy
romance of a mama'* fcoy In
where men are mostly hard
boiled eggs.
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Topics - Fables
Episode Ho. 5
Sunken Silver •
• coMnre WEEK OF AUGUST 10
BoogW Eairbanb* Greatest and Most Ttoffl% Picture
Don Q, Son of Zoro
Tie Greatest Stunt Wcta» Douglas Fairbanks Haa Ever
Offered. Action! High Speed Adventure! Homanee and
• : Comedy! •
SILK SPECIALS
Japanese Natural Pongee. 33 inchea yade, for
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White Silk Broadcloth. 32 inches wife, fa
: Ocean City Tide & Trust Bunding : .
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Quality considered, prices are less here than elsewhe
A Few Remaining
May Be Purchased
in ...
Atlajiti
Suburban
Shore Road at Floral Avenue
Pleasantville
Midway between Ocean City and Atlantic City
125 Lots Must
Be Sold By
AUGUST 15th
At Opening Prices
Size of Lots 50x1251
PRICE :f
$150|
Extended Paymentsl #
easantville is growing very fast and the resale prospects of I
development located on Shore Road/JFraii^
Lake's Bay, in exclusive residential heart of Pleasantville, suir
any surrounding developments. Improvements include im{»6
streetSi concrete sidewalks and curbs, gas, water, sewerage^
namental lighting standards, shade trees, etc. A dozen hod
are to be constructed at once.
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Zippier & Woottc
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2-4 Tru^t Building Gw^qais':-^
Pleasahtville, N, J. W\H % ^ W
FW, ReMantville 566
PHONE, I0I-J
Goetz - Kasscib Company
Real Estate
Ninth and Asbury Avenue
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Ocean Qly, N. J.