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What To Do - Where To Go
What To See
Fillie" Has a
Marvellous Cast
i Daviea Supported
by Host of Playera
•waa worth the full price of admission.
The photoplay Was of the latest
release and was one to he remembered
and the live management
li to he eohgraliiisled ton then
knowledge of what the public
wants and giving It to them regnrdleu
of cost,
_ whicle. TIM,, the Toiler. ^ - matineesTat
Cosmopolitan production »»edj3 p- M aa(1 e * 6ven|n> M_
f, Metro-auldwyn-Mwer accept Saturday, at f.ll and I p.
Snde star Is supported by lhe|M ^ t M m i i J „„„, ,„„
fat able tut of comedians ever iBaw
b e e ) u a, , Jo p
3*mhlcfl in a single pronuetlen.
Moon, who has played
yeara In Mm farces, or outline
comedy roles ««" dm.
atle /productions. Is wen as Mae,
e" wihimslcal office dradge.
Roach. h« an Important
Jack Mulhall Goes
To Jail For Movie
Picture Patroni Will See
Popular Star Behind Bars
Gertrude Short, has the role ofj. H t k Mulhall has gene to jail
as Bill the habitually in.
cated brotlier In law of the
(rlvlloua out lovable stenographer
heroine.
h
BtflnographSr in tha office
, Beit. door, and Qeor»e Ffcweett
Mi the part of Mr. Blmpklnj.
K. Arthur will M MI
Kyne'i Best Seller
"Jim the Conqueror"
Fight Between Cattle «nd
Sheep Barena Pictured
One of Peter 8. Kyne's greatest
siorleii wll lh# men on the gcrei-lt
when "Jim the Conqueror," featuring
William Boyd, Kllnor Fair.
Walter Long, Tully Marshall nnd
Tom gantsehl, comes to the Lyric
Theatre on Wednesday, July 13.
The author of "Gappy Rlekp"
seems to have the happy faculty
of writing stories that retain all
their
vitality and picturesque
charactpfiiaiion ' when put Intn
the silent drama, and-"Jim the
Conqueror" 1H no exception. The
dramatic theme of the picture is
the bitter Igbt for possession of
waterhole rights on the great
Western plains, waged by pheeptnen
and eatle barons on ihe wl'le
open spaces.
Screen Beauties
Coming to Colonial
M. Prevsit, L. Fazenda and
D. Costello An Booked
•for picture purposes only! patroni
of the Criterion Theatre on
Friday and Saturday of this week
Lire fnr a fiuManahip Farlsl.
will Bate an opportunity of see-1 enne |« a gay and colorful affair.
p p y | gy f
Whlppte. and Hurry inc toe papular young leading if Judged by the nplendor and
-J, fltles than the Hippodrome m.n-
•Onumt lathered for the entir.
? -l«rt*lnment or lls patrons has never
* - bean man In this house Truly
theTdoanin or this the.trt, "Shows
..•forth going miles to see," Is no
iitnv and toe advertisement Is
iifticbt «h«n It Mates "More enter-
, -^Jalnment > than a throe-ring clraijit
One of the permanent features
of tin Hippodrome Is the I/im
r
bdnlt's Hippodrome Concert Oruti
cWstrasnd this feature alone
and W«4nea> * tw Itnr
Pleture "Fighting Love,
will be on view^ at the Criterion
Theatre neit Thursday evening
only. The theni# of "Mthtine
Mve" is iald to be intensely dra-
Batie and every gcene has a thrill
of Its own,
Victor Varceni and
Henry B. Waitball are
In the cast.
Charlie Murray, whose original
lt*ge iueceH was oltained while
teamed in the Murray & Mack
combination for nearly twenty
years, believes that he has fonnjl
another great partner in the
imgh mating Chester AakUn.
The two win he seen together
for the flrst time In the leading
roles of "MeCadaett's, Flay," ih«
comedy reaturs to be seen at the
Criterion Theatre for three days,
beginning Monday, July 11,
i&rlj showings of the picture
In Hollywood resulted in many „"« tto'rirtt
predictions that the two would 1 "
become' one of the famous fun
affinities of the ucnen
Special added attraction—South
letm-y'a cleverest musical com
>lnatlon the Britfgrton Harmon 1
:a Band, all local boys and giil^
presenting a no\i| offering of
muntc and long
passing beauty an.I ^irmrtntMS
that though a year in af.vnnce 0
the eurnjiit mn'le, 'hey are
lined for popular fa^u \
"A Dumb-beU's Diary" mlgli
well hava 'in.ii the till" of "Thi
•trong Man," which will hoi,
forth at the J,."lc Tneatre o
Kiiniluy. July It,
iiarry Ln:.uiljn Is »l5rnsd 1
lilt, rig' of fu i a§ an
to a German tMfytigr man, aud hi
Inde.rflhlibly ninny face pi-nd
[Willis into liMterli* every timi
ht even U '• i « d'
, Obliging
Manager; "Why did you strik
this young ladyi"
Walter: "Weil, she asked me
to fetch her wrap. And ail I
done wui fetch her a goed one
Fifty-Fifty
Grandpop
OW Ofint: "Whrn I IIU a la.
1 rililn't think anything of chop
plug up ,i wooiMed full of logx.
YaiinKKtnr: "Well, 1 don "it think
io much about it. !l.her. '
Bob Morton-Police Circus
WILDW00D
July 14,15 and 16
OCEAN CITY
July 17 and 18
• PRESENTING THE BIG SHOW HIT OF THE YEAR FOR
THE BENEFIT QF THE POLICE PENSION FUND
"Getting Oertip's Garter," a
new MetropolHan comedy starring
Marie Prevost, was written
with the idea that Chsiies Hay,
who apnuani apposite Mlns Pre.
vast, shall not gel the garter until
the culminating scene of the
picture.
The Bret day's shooting actually
brought forth uhe caret,
made of precious mulaJ and studded
with gems, its valus was
high and It Was a splendid piece
of work from th.j goldsmith's
shop.
Miss Prevost m so enthusiastic
about the garter that
she took it home the first day
and that evening displayed it to
her guests, who voiced their a.dmiration
of its beautiful wort,
stanshlp,
"Getting Gertie's Carter," will
be the feature at the Colonial
ne« Tuesday and Wednesday,
nominee, thrills, laughter and
pathos^
commingle ,Jn "Single
BW
Warner Bros,' delightfully i
human story of the love quest
of a laundry girl. Louise Faien,.
da and Clyde Cook are the principals,
and it goes without say.
Ing that these peerless mirtiimakens
eitrast toe maalmum of
fun from each droll situatloi
"llmple sis" comes to the
Colonial Theatre new Thursday
and Friday,
Dolores Cosiello. conceded to
be the most beautiful screen lady
of the world, starred by Warner
Brothers in the great melodrama
of the sea, "A Ulllinn Bid/
comes to the Colonial neit Saturdaj.
"A Million Bid." a Robert Billon
adaptation of Geoffe Cameron'g
famous story. Is Intensely
dranatto, elvln* Jllss Costello the
most superb emotional role of
her unparalleled career.
Morton's Circus at
WildwoodandO.C,
Will Exhibit For Benefit ol
• Police r*eniion Funds
when it looked as if this v|.
clnlty would go without a clrcus
this Bummer, the memhers
t& the Wildwrnxi and the Ocean
City police pension funds got
busy and made
arrangements
with the Bob Morton Circus, for
the unit time eihlMUng in this
part of Ihe country, to come to
Wildwnod for a three-day jng»gomi!Bt,
starling
nem week,
Thiirmiay, July 14, and -for two
dale, July 16 and IT, ot Ocean
City. The Bob Morton Circus
will pitch ii« city or tent* o,t
Bchi>llunger and Atlantic AvenueH,
Wlldwood, and will give
night pentormanees Thiifiday,
Friday and laturday n^it week,
starling at £ o'clock sharp, while
I the one and only matinee a,t
* v#r I Wlldwooil will take place Satur.
day. July IJ, at I P. M, Prom
Wlidwootl the circus will go te
Ocean City, showing there twice
daily July IS and IB.
While the Boh Morion Circus
has never exhibited In Naw Jersey
before. It has a well-earned
reputation for being the biggest
and most ineritorloua organisation
of Its kind.
This Is not a
3,600 seats by over 100 pro.
fcsslonal stars ot tho sawdust
arena. Th« arrangements ln tha
tent nre^ unique, and one of the
great advantage*,,is that etery
net can he tully jeffa nnd watched
from every sent ID. the tent.
There .will fee nothing mlasjnf
that goes to make a circus popular,
hut there wlU he pnlUnly
no games or concession stands of
any kind.
There will be flying
ladles and acrobats, tumblers and
trapeutsts, Iron jaw artists and
perch pole performen, head-and
hand.balaneers, oodles of clowns
for the kiddles and the Rhoda
Boyal trained wild and domestic
animal acla which for years have
been featured by the biggest clrcusw
In the country.
Among the animal ncta to be
presented .will be th.r, faalous
trained eleiphant, "Mr. Muggins."
high Mhool and menase horses,
ponies and wresUing bears, also
Capt. Beekwiui's novln? picture
iien, "Big Jim," big leopards,
jaguars, and his targhly educated
family of genuine chimpanzees,
Madame Pearl's intelligent dogs
«nd a number of other interesting
animal numbers. The program
promises one of the best
circus entertainments that was
ever presented In this vicinity.
A Hatnral
"And how do you like school!"
asked the kind old lady,
"Closed," answered the little
lad.
Confident Miss
"Did you ever go home from
Different Now
The first SOO-mlle antomobUa
race In the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway was won by Jlay Hnrroiin
In hla Mnrtnon Waap at an
avenge speed of 74.S9 mUes p«r
hour. ••• • .
_
_ 'V
Proah: "Do you notice any improvement,
Professor, since lut
wejkf"
Profe«sor; "Is, now that you
call my attention to It, I think
your hair is parted,"
Gronp
Dlstriot.
. . oniy
SIMe excuse did jot,
for acquitting that
Juryman—"Imsanh
UlstHct AttonjeyX.
whole twelve of yoi,jl
And In
' She tri atf I nie J
phvtoKiaphe-r
' Hi»w conn *
" She han
carnival, but a real honest-to-! an autdnwhlle ride with a col
goodness profeHSlonal circus, pre-1 lege beyf"
si-nted In a mamnisUl hlg lop of'
"Yes, I'm no snob,"
Showing the Best Photoplays Only
HUNTS CASINO
Matintc Every Day—2:30 Evtning Showt~7 and i f, M,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, July 10, 11 and 12—
VIE0IHIA TAUI to
"PAID TO UOVE"
A nociety drama with'a KI story of romanct and beauty,
, TBandiiy and fridayTln^ 18, 14 and IS—
iinnAgmsin
"SENORTTA"
A jaay comedy fall of pep and lflcgha.
KattBM Daily 2.30 P. M. Every Evening 7 and 9 P. M.
Entire Week, Starting Sunday, July 10—
Tolstoy's pffwerinl dnuna of ion reborn.
CIRCUS STARS IN THE ARENA
t Acrobats! Flying Ballet!
Head wid Hand Balancer.!
Circus Novelties!
Aft Araqr of Funny Clowns!
UonsI Horsei! Monies!
Bears! Monkeys!
mmiwmm.
Ocean Cly Matinee*
RRACA
*^ THEATRE •**
Sea Me Gty, N. J.
Friday and Saturday,
July 8 and e—
Wallace Beery and Haymond
Hatton in
"We're in the
Navy Now"
A Paramount Picture
Sunday, July 10—
Jack Holt in
"Man of
the Forest"
Monday, July 11th—
t
Mae Hurray in
"
TaHdsy, July mh_
An allftar cast in
"A MILLION BID"
With DOLORES DEL BIO and BOO LA E0COTE
^ Adapted fion eat of the p^t classics of literature written
by the famous Ensaian novelUt, Count Leo Tolstoy.
HUNTS REGENT THEATRE ~
On the Boardwalk
Matinee Daily 2.30 p M. Evening Shown 7 and 9 P M.
Two famons clasnc* of the icieen.
First showing anywhere
at our admission,
ELINOR FAIR and WILLIAM B0YD in
"THE YANKEE CUPPER"
A thrilling page from the most glorious era in American history—a
romance and adventure of the high seas.
I Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 14, 15 and 16—
The real flapper of the movies, CLAiA BOW, in
"ROUGH HOUSE ROSIE' 1
Se« the little "It" girl in another fast moving comedy of
cabarets, Amusement parks, stage doora and the prize rinc i
1
full of a million laughs.
'
HUNTS AUDITORIUM
WUdwood's Family Theatre
Children, 15o; Adults, 8Sc
Matinee Daily 2.30 P. M. Evening Shows 7 and 9 p. M.
Pier Theal
SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.
••'1
Friday, July 8—
4 BERT LYTELL in
"Obey die Law"
with Eugene Gilbert and Edna Murphy.^
A Columbia Picture
Saturday, July 9—
BEBE DANIELS in
"A Kiss in a Taxi"
with Cheater Conklin.
Sunday, July 10—
CORINNE GRIFFITH in
**TTiree Houre"
First National Picture
Monday, July II—
"Whispering Canyons",
A Liberty Picture
Tuesday, July 12—
"Silent Power*
De Luxe Picture
Wednesday, julyjj— '•
"Sweet Rosie O'Grady"^
Columbia Picture
, Thuriday and* Friday, July 14 and 15—
"Children of Divorce'^
Special Paramount Picture ' '
UiPPODROM]
O
THEATRE
OCEAN CITY
Great Sho
WORLD'S BEST
Sunday, July 10—
Billie Dove in
The Affair of the Foilie* 1
Wednoday, July 13—
Bin-Tin-Tin in
"WHILE LONDON
SLEEPS"
Thursday, July 14—
"LOVE 'EM AND
LEAVE 'EM"
with an tll'itai cut
BIO
"IlieBlg
ccmaa
Monday, July 11—
Irene Hich in
"Don't TeU the Wife"
| Tuesday, July 1Z_
Clara Bow in
"It"
Wednesday, July 13—
Hany Langdon in
"Long Pants"
Thnnday, July 14—
Antonio Moreno in
"Flaming Forest"
Friday, July 1S_
Ion Chancy in
'Tell It to the Marine."
Vaudeville
Photoplay!
HUNT'S STRAND THEATRE
JUtintt Every Day Evening Shows 7 and 9 P M.
Snn., Mon., July 10 and 11— ~
Haiy Attor in
"Suntet Deifcy"
Tnet, Wed, Jnly .12 and 18—
Ioii Wiion in
"Broadway Nighu"
Thnrs, Fri., Jnly 14 and 15—
Johnny Bines in
"AH Aboard"
Sat, Sun., Jnly ie and 17—
Dorothy Hackail in
"Convoy" .
HUNT'S CREST PIER THEATRE
Two Performances Every Evening
Sunday, July 10—
Charlie Hurray ana George
Sidney in
at the Front"
Monday, July 11—
Soil WtiM in
"Broadway Night,"
Tuesday, Jtfy 12—
"Sinuel
Wednesday, Jnly 13—
Johnny Binet in
"All Aboard"
Prices: Matinee
Evenings
25c
30c
1 Perfoimances
Ihunday, July 14—
VflUam Boyd in
"The Yankee CBpper"
Friday, Jnry
Aatonto XortM fa,
'•Flaming Fore*"
HUNTS PLAZA BALLROOM
Bart, Dun lUxa fit torti fa
Bigger Than a 3
Worth Going Miles To
nOUGHTY'S PII
**" THEAJRE
Good Pictures
ill
\the
•i
'heatres
Next Week
BinrB CASINO, Wlldwooil
f Sunday. Monilay unil Tu.»ilu>
• "Paid I" tin*:" WniliHsKluj
Imhiy.
Friday, •acnoriio
|>KBRS THEATRE. Wllilw
Millville Theatrea
«.^TIOh HANDLI and l[l>\r.n
AULH1 SIENT FNTI III Itlsl s
Cool and flafreahlnfl
i
OCEAH mt SEWS, ftCEAM CnCf, S. J 1 ., FWDAT, TUIT 8, lM7v
HUNTS CHE3T PIER THEATRE
WlldwouU—Sunday, "tuat «t
thn Front;", Monday, "Broadway
Nlgntii;" TilMdor, "Bun.
«e| Denby;" Werlnra.liiy. "AH
Aboard;'
ThundBy, "The
Tfankeu Clipper;" Mdsy,
"Flaming Porest,"
NIXON THEATRE, Wlldwood—
Vaudavillc.
LYIUO TH8ATRB, Woodblnt—
Frlilay. "The Wertern Rover;"
Satudy "Th P W i "
y
Saturday
Sunday,
WFdnm
quefor."
rt Rover;
"Th» PopuWr aim"
"The BtroBg Slan;"
y, "Jim, l*e COB-
BRACA TUBATM. lea Isle City
—Friday and Saturday, "We're
ill the Navy Now;" Simduy.
"Man of the FofeMi" Monday,
Tuiaiilay and
"TUllo tno Toller
Wednesday,
Hunt's Play Houses
Present Good Bills
Some ol the Beit Screen
Starg in Week's Program
Casino
The feature photoplays at Hunt's
Casino this week will atari with
Virginia Vain ana an ull-atar east
In "Paid to l-ove." un appealing
Tuesday, with a special matinee
perfofnmflee every day. The attraction
for Wednesday, Thursday
nail Friday of next week will bring
the return
geiiorlta,"
llm fwuth iiea iiile».
of Hebe Danlela
comedy drama
_ . —^,,-^j. love romance adapted from the
"The Demiaride:" Tuesday, novel and stage play of the same
"A Miliinn Bidi" Wednesday,' name, tot Sunday, Monday and
"While Uondon lleepHi" "
Thuraday,
"Lov.« 'Brn and
U'Bvn Em,"
WEtt THEATBE, Sea Isle City—
Friiiay, "Obey the Law;" Saturday.
"A Kim In a Tail;"
Siiiiihjy, "Th°r»e Hours;" Mon-
(lay, "WhUfterlftM
Canyons;"
Tuesday, "iilent Powen"
Wcilnesday, "Sweet Hog|e O'-
Orady;" Thursday and Friday,
"Chililren of Divorce."
COMMLINITV THEATRE, Tuckahoe—Saturday.
"The Limited
Mall."
NEW COIJONIAL, Ocean CJiy—
Prliiay and laturday, "The
Brule;"
Monday, "No Control;"
Tuesday and Wednos-
(lay, "Ovtllng Gertie's garter;"
PEOPLES
MILkViLLE, NEW JERIIV
SPIN ALL SUMMIR
, ThurMiy. Friday
vMai
int
i
Mitin» dally at t P M,
Evinlngi at 7 .nd B p. M,
1 mtunn 8*l«rday ninliia «l
IS, i.15 and l,«
you cm IH (da •ntln Mat.
u picture •• lau ai 10 P.
M. on Saturday waning.
| FRIDAY. JUI.V «
"The Midnight
Watch"
Witll HO¥ §TKW*BT
| A trlbyta t« tin mil! who prelttt
vsyp hsmet ^ tlii_psj!?a.
"WOLFS CLOTHING
\ . iurrliii Mp^(T» BtUE .
I Tin aMiMurn ol two noina lo»-
'I ituae « a t(d mint
im«l
I ON THE STAOB
.VAUDEVILLE
t • ENTERTAIHMINT
j MONDAV. JULY 11
"Money to
Burn"
With DOROTHY DEVOFtE
| The tvd hot romaw* of m naming
fortune* 4
Addad: THE WISECRACKEBS"
',' With ,
At- COOKE and Klf GUARD
I TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
tJULV 18 and 13
I "Tlllii ilia Toiler" II on lh« icr«n I
I now, itmlnht from th> n«vapal»r
I 'funnlta." Lavtgha aalorvl Ronunca
I I" burril And Marion Divlll ••
I Tllis maku^er giutut
conady
'—-—---
PATHE NEWS
L
— .. u
[Commniiity Theatre!
Todohoe, N. J.
Sstnnky, Jnly 9—
Warner Btothen present
The limited Mail
m the n)ay by Bmei
M, with Monte Bloc and
I* itmng ,cart, indndiDg
|(TM» tejumi, Wiltard
It-iewU, Tom (Wlery, Mfiter
Wttek Huff, Edw»rd Gibbon,
ftu H«rlui,XTdift Teanuiu
i
Tilen.
. Wreefed by Oeo. Hfll
A bmttvttking drama of
\, *e nest outdoor*. An epic
! « take ateti aunuten that
h&IW
htai
'ttuM. Th*S»Wo *nd
ttxtim tint follow in the
*ikeor • tram wreck, «nd
jttroBit W Ui ». tile of *
km, kd Wtw bp ft
t
Thursday, Friday, "Simple
Sis;" aaturday.
"A Million
Bid,"
HIPFODROME THEATRE, Ocean
City—Five acts vaudeville and
a fealure Bielure.
CRITERION THEATRE. Bridge.
ton—Friday
and Saturday,
Fiay n aturday
^
You la jail;" Thufidiiy,
Friday and Balurday, vau'de.
'Ville in eonneefion with fea*
ture
Hunt'it New biaker will Rtart the
week Sunday afternoon and evening
with Tolstoy's powerful drama
of love reborn, "neiiurrection," with
Ro^ Laroque siipported by Dolores
Del Rio, the female Mar of "What
Price Glory," in another character
that makeii her one of the outintending
nctreiises of the screen
today. This drama, adapted from
one of the greatest classics of
literature, written Iiy^ the funioii«
Russian eount, Leo Toiitqy,
Regent Theatrt
The program at Hunt's Refeat
Theatre will have far the feature
attraction Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, William Bayd
anil Elinor Fair in "The Yankee
pupper," a thrilling story of the
high seas, with love, romance Bid
adventure as its themg.
Next
NBW PEOPLES THIATRE, MIIIl
ville—.Friday, "The Midnight
Watch;" Saturday, "Wetf'I
vaudevlllel
to Burn; 11
UinLhln'g" and
-Monday, "Money
nway the blnus and
you through coinady galore.
Auditorial
The Auditorium will
have
change of proEraro every 4ay with
Iho Blocun "a bnrguln day avtry
iluy." showing nothing but the big
Blurs and the best screen attraction!
at popular prlcci, Itinday
Illlle DOVB in "The AffsJn o! tho
Follies," a Itsry of the Magi, will
he the feature attraction. Monday,
matinee and evening, Irene Rich
and Huntiey Gordon will be H«B
In "Don't Toll the Wife," a society
comedy drama. Clara Bow in "It,"
by Elinor Olyn, will be tho feature
did dance floor Is a'conibliintlDn
that is drawing hundreds of dancers
to thl» papular danee polaea.
On Friday evening the management
popularity
contest,
a with cash prizes to the winners.
BtarllnK Ililn lunday night, here
will be a Kladie Car Polo game
between two of the best teama
playing thin •needy game,
=—. a=——^—
Marmora
Jlr. and lira. Janes Bralth and
•on, of PHtarino. us visiting
relatives here,
MliP Mirie Pepguaon. of Phllnoy
Etiinor uisfn, will na inq teaiure i ^.«- ".—-- » ~*o=-—, -- - —-
for Tuesday afternoon and evening, dolphia, apent Sunday with Mm
Wednesday «n Bll-comedjp show
will he featured with Hurry Lang,
don in "Long Panu," n» the attraction.
Thuriiaay Antonio Moreno
In "The Flaming Porest." a thrill.
Ing drama of the north woods, will
he the headline feature,
Friday,
Lon Choney In "Tell It To The
f
Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday an
other all-comedy show will he pre.
seated, headec) by Clara Bow in
"Sough House Hosie," a funny com
ad* of stage
and
doors, prlie rings
parks that will
iSUTH JBBSEY'S MMMOBT TH1*TR«
Perfect Plcturea=p6rfectly
Pmwnled
CRITERION
BRIOQETON
CONTINUOUS
t:90 til 11
Thll Friday and Saturday
"See You In Jail"
With JACK MULHALL
AlifjB Day and Mark Swalii
Hfpf'i yeyr ihlnw (5 gs "
the ban Sna itnjsy !*!
Evtry Thurnj^y. Frl. A Sit,
Vaudeville
Birtet from thi llg Timi Oily
Heuati in eqnjijiigtiefi
with
4—All
itlr'itta—4
Comina—S Diyi, Oeglnnlno Monday. July, II,
jpLtth Jtrsay'a ei#w#ra!t Myilgal 5Fgan:iatisn
eton Harmonica Bud
4HII tuui
»•• •• -a"" fc*«j?i_lf1 A n
^
Cnarile Hurray
Oo Tha ie««l
ommr eonklin
Ail Lodl'aTrli anVllwa In A n (itt.rlnj of Mytle alia tons
"Fighriiii Love"
Marines," is the booking for
neon and evening
perfernasces.
Strand Theatre
Tho itrnnd
TheatrB boskingt
•tart 8undfly> and Monday with
Mnry Astro In "iunaet Derby,"
ono of the best race horse dramas
ever screened with a love story
of heart interest. Tuesday and
Wednesday niatlnee and evening
Lola Wilson will be seen In (her
latest photoplay feature,
way Nights," a jazgy comedy drama
of the White Way. Johnny Hlnes
in "AM Aboard," will be the eon
edy feature for Thursday and Fri
day. With the added feature! this
will he two iltiyft of an all-comi'dy
Shaw, •aturdty' and Sunday B big
super-feature will he shown with
Dorothy MacKa!) In "Convoy" supported
by Lowell Iherman and
Wiliiai Collier, Jr.
Crest fin Theatre
With a ehaBge of ProBr»n dally
Hunt's crest pier will start the
program for Belt week on Sunday
presenting Charlie Murray and
beorge Sidney In "Lost at the
Front," a funny comedy feature.
Monday Loir,'Wilson will be seen
In "Irosdway Nlfhtii."
Tuesday
evening only. Mary Aster in "Sunset
Derby," win he the feature at.
traction. Wednesday johnny Mines
In "All Aboard," will he shown
Thursday the feature
attraction
bssked will he William lord In
I "The Yankee Clipper," and the
week's program wilt he completed
on Friday with Antonio Moreno in
"The Flnming Foreit."
Plata Ballroom
Hunt's Plaia Ballroom. wlUb.Itoy
SeagraTes and hli "Collegians."
one of the best orchestras on the
South Jersey coast and the aplen
I COLONIAL
Formerly the Plan
THREE
SHOWS
EVERY
DAY
COLONIAL
Formerly the Plata
Follow the picture* here.
Every week bringi some of die bwt
featurei, CemediM, Dramas with your favorite itan.
TODAY—TOMORROW
Aa Myl of the Old WMI with the Lovable
Monte Blue in
"THE BRUTE"
A picture that you will never forget.
FOR MONDAY—4^ Comedy Scream
"NO CONTROL"
With Harrison Ford and Phyllis Haver
A roaring comedy of a raging lion, a dancing bone, a radio "bug"
—and a girl.
—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY-
DO you wear your fiance'* photo on your gaiter? If you do, tee
Marie Prevost with Charles Ray in
"GETTING GERTIE'S GARTER"
—THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY—
The Funniest Team in Movie*
Louise Fazenda and
Clyde Cook in
'{SIMPLE SB"
How Much I* a Girl Worth?
Dolores Costello in
"A Million Bid"
.known
Ana Madura.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee wilkle
and family ipent Tuesday eve.
ning with her sUler In Ocean
View,
Clarenee Smith and wife snertalned
frlonds from Phlladel.
phla Wednesday.
Mr. and sirs. Morris Wiilots,
of Ciilllngswaod, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. end
Mrs, Luther Coraon.
Miss Lillian Adams In making
an Indennile stay with relatives
of Scullvllle.
Mr, and Mrs, William Bradley,
of Atlantic City, and MI Estella
Madeira, of this place, spent the
holhlayn with PBIIadelphla
ffieadB,
Mr, aad Mrs. Thoniag Sharp
are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a daughter,
June 30, "
Miss Helen Stratton was among
those who eelebrnted the anni.
vemary of the graduating class
of 1114 of the Tuckahoe High
School. Friday evening at Atlantic
City.
Theodore Spleer, of New Vork,
spent the week; end with Henry
Young,
Mrs. William Layton, Mrs.
Harry, Blbba and Mrs. William
Gun mm motored to Millvill« Mon
day.
Mrs. lertha Famcaer anil
mother were in Vlneland one day
last week.
Mrs. Enoch Williams, of Tuck
iihoe, spent Monday with Mia,
Clara swp.
Miss Ruth Dalley motored to
Court House Friday.
Everton Carson, of Ocean City,
wan in [own Monday.
Mm, Oscar Bailey
returned
home Friday from Philadelphia
where she underwent an opera,
tlon for the removal of her
tonsils.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Adams
and daughter, Cecil, are spending
a few days at BrJgantlns
Beaeh,
Merlam Qoodnian, of Camden
Is spenolng a few dsyi with her
aunt. Mrs. B, A, Stretton.
Elva Oomn and wife, of Fenn
sylvanla, spent
the week end
with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, William
Sapp
entertained relatives from West
Cape May lunday afternoon.
Clown Band With Bob Morton Circus
Famous Clown Band, under leadership of Happy Hank Sylttw, will appear on all*Ur vmcnia ,
of twenty -five circus acts, which the Bob Morton Circus will present at tbo Wlldwood Ftollw,
Circus, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July it, IB and ii, and at tho Oc«m CUT P«Hc« CIMtM, ,,
Monday and Tuesday, July ii and IB,
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LYRIC
THEATRE
WOODBINE . H. J,
Friday, July | _
O l l prejtnts Art
in
"Tht
Rover"
A Blue Streak
Western
•Hrtare
Osacdy and News
ftttardu, JoJy B—
Paramount preMBts
"The Popular Sin"
witt Florence Vidor and,
Olive Brook.
A Malcolm St. Clair
Prodaction.
You'll be committing the
nnpopnlar tin If you mils
"The Popular Sin."
Final Episode of
"THE VISE
CRACKERS"
Corned; and Mews
Sunday, Tut* 10—
Einrt Habonal Presents
Harry langdon in
'The Strong Man"
If jour side* ache
from
Unghinjt don't blame it on
tu—falame it «n Hany
Langdon.
Corned; and Hewi
Wednesday, July 13—
John 0. Jlinn prBwita ^[0-
ltam Bojd and Elinor Fair,
of -The Volga
Boatman"
fame, in
,Jimythe, *
'
Conqoeror" i
# S !
Rio Grande
Mrs. Ous Hotte and HI visited
her parents hero the ilrnt ol the
week.
Mr. and Si. Hoy Wolcolt and
Mri. Frank Dawni! spent Suaday
al Cape Muj iourt Houiie with
smith Endicotl and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Donn.
Jr., and son, OreB. snd Miss
Alherta
Harris, ot Washinslon.
came home to attend the wedding
of their sinter.
Mrs,
Annie Carllon and Fred
Marks are the watchmen at the
Reading railroad crossing here,
badly needed for a ions "me.
Mr. and Mrs. ^eorje Douglasi
are building their new home at
Cape May Court Houie.
Edward Frick visited at Dennis
Fisher's on suaday.
The Nasarlne Sunday school held
their chlldreni' das eserclses on
lunday ev«ninf.
Charles Curlott, of Canden. vii.
(ted at the homo of William Hand
on Sunday.
Warren M. Harris opened Bis
vegetable Mand on Friday. Ha has
had it wired for electricity.
On lundsy MM. A. E. Edwards
returned homo from Philadelphia,
where she has been for the past
week, to be near her husband, who
(had an operation performed In the
Samaritan Hospital, He Is letting
alone nicely,
Henry H. Flthian, or Brldgeton,
wns here on Wednesday looking
after business interests.
Ralph 0. Dehn. ir., entertained
relatives over the Fourth, from
Gloucester.
Benjamin Cresse and bride spent
Monday hero with relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter cresse entertained
company from out of
town ever the week end.
Isaac Olllan is croisine wnieh.
man at the sally Slnrihall irois-
Ing.
Mrs. Llszle ihaw, of nape May
tiourt House, one of our former
residents, was operated upon in a
hospital In. Philadelphia for cataracts
of the eyes. She returned to
her home on Tuesday, The operation
was a success,
Mr, nna Mrs. Marion Callnway
nnd two children, of Wilmington,
and Mrs, Fanny
Hamilton, of
Springfield, visited Mrs. rnllawnya
cousin. Boy Wolcott and wife, this
week.
Mr, and Mrs, Irvln Parrler ore
occupying the tenant house or
Warren KtrrSs for the summer.
Miss Mahal Jaggeri and Mr»
George
Douglass are micnillnu
summer
school at Ocean City
They will teach in our school
this coming year, with Joseph
Murphy M principal.
Mrs. nay wolcott visited her
aunt In the Bridgeton Hospital on
Tuesday,
Mrs.
Anna Halnes entertained
her sister, of Philadelphia, llmt
weeli,
Mr, and Mrs. Blweod Chester, of
Dlas Creek, are staying here at
his slster'i while their new house
Is being completed, , •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Btehblns
spent Monday at Avalon with
Lewis Itebbins and family.
Miss Hannah nimble Is emplojcd
at cape May for the summer,
Mrs. George Hess and dausht r,
Mildred, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs, Ernest Corson and
'fatally.
Mlu Mary Edwards enterlalni-d
some frlonds at' her home -on
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin I>e Marts
of Cedarville, spent the week end
here with their daughter. Mm
John W. Bholllnger and family.
Mrs. 8. H. Endlcott, Miss Edith
Bnilicoft. of Court House, Miss
Martha Mlnnlek. of I>hllndelphln
and Sirs. Roy Woleotl were. Wildwood
visitors on Monday.
Isirry Bmallwood and family entertained
some of his relatives
from Vlnoland over the week end
Went Cape May
•Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nelson are
receiving congratulations UBim
the birth of twin bays. Saturday.
July 1,
Mr, and Mrs, J. Hamilton 'in
tertained Mr. and Mrs. William
Layton, df Nnsiown, N, J,, ever
lunday,
Mr. and Mrs, B. Hand visited
the litter's sister, of Dennlsvllio
on aunday,,
A son was horn to Mr, and
Mrs, Ernest Filer Saturday. Dnih
mother and son are doing nlciiy
Mrs. Dora EldredKe Is entvr
talnlnE Iher sister, of Fishing
Creek,
MildriMi «iissman
spent Ihe
week end with Mrs. M. Blume
11 th Monster Season
THEATRE
WILDWOOD, N r J.
Always Showing the
WORLD'S BEST
Mr and Mn. B, Blide
lalllml relatives Inui the
H
nrn part of the BtBtft, ncndr.J
Mr and Mrs. E. M(rU»" ~
West Chatter, visited ttw J
fntller. iMr. C Chrbjtlin,
tbo wcelt end.
Mr. and Mrs Harry flroWl
the proud psrenu ol a tnlQr *KtS
born Saturday. July 3. TJ»i in*,?'
fant will be known u Hiriy^ Jr.;
Mrs. E Smith. Of ]
Is upending his summer vacation^
here.
Mrs. M. SKsphnneoo vlslliadi>Mri|
parents, Mr. snd Jin. Ana M»-",
dira. or Ocean City.
Miss Olendora Hum, at 1
plain, visited relative* b>r*