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Show THE PROVO HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1924. PAGE THREE. this picture. (lint-ti- suli-- ! excrv lest tn which it h is lllitted illal t. ,l.iv i in knowiMU-etl t.i l.e tie fl. ..f iis kiuJ ,.er xMitl.n. it tl..- one phv i ,,,,)., ,i, ,!;.,, .,.s il hi)e ,r. f.Ilm.' i:s niaiiv ,'.( its iMi.iun-lunius wvn it oft. n l.c(..iv '1 he of The l!a!" N.i f..r inv ne.ilc.1. in.r in. ic ot.l. einhi llisb iu iinv way. Ih.it record. i'..r im.re than two years, "The MtF.U MWKKY PI..W i j The missionary committee of the Third wrd will Rive a aanee in the ward amusement hall this evening The Tearless i'layera will fur nish the music, tveryoue u in vited to attend. is ei uded to everyone. afternoon. m The dance given Wednesday evening In the Armory hall under the direction of the Women'a Municipal council waa a big access, both soWilde's cially and financially. orchestra furnished the ueven-piec- e music. In one corner of the hall the beautiful trousseau and other presents which were to be given .away were on display. During the latter part of the evening the drawing for the prizes took place, under the direction of Prof. H. R. MerrilL The Odd Fellows will give a dance thia evening in the I. O. O. F. hall. Wilde's orchestra will furnish the music and a cordial Invitation CM "lt a ' Era' Arrival The Egyptian Sandal Red, Green, White and Black Kid-Als- o Patent Leather The Daily Herald will give a $3.00 pair of All Silk Hose to the school girl drawing - the; neatest picture of the Egyptian Sandal now on display in the Hub window. All drawings must in Herald office by Saturday noon. HDi flaEUDi nmUDo migDi nmUDi mm (Qo)tembi Ralph Pollock Presents THE COLUMBIANS Under the direction of CLARENCE ALLRED BEGINNING MONDAY TONIGHT, 7:30, 9:15 REGINALD DENNY in SPORTING YOUTH A dazzling story of the younger set with a great cast. Also Stan Laurel in "Postage Due" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ti.ni ..f o t ,.u play present will he he i S 4 ii.ilffiM... i Sf t "SIX CYLINDER LOVE." WILLIAM 1 en :7f; f M 1 FOX PRODUCTION Roman How refreshing your room become when covered with a nice new pattern of Wall Paper. A bright and cheerful home is the result.. It makes that swweet and clean springtime feeling. See our wide assortment of Wall Paper, Muraltone and Cameo effects, Harmonellas, Oatmeals, Polychrome, Stripes, Pretty Border, Independent Ceilings and any combination you could ask for at extremely low prices. ff( I . . Dorothy Gish in The Bright Shawl' the evening's entertainment, the high prizes lieing awarded to Mrs. Don C. Williams anil Walter Hold-awaand the consolation favors to Mrs. Sam Blaeke and W. W. Tay- "BRIGHT SHAWL" V Wry , This striking frock is in F.oman-6t- i ie.l silk in shades of brown, tan and orange. It emphasizes the beauty of long lines by the clever a.Wi'iun of braid panels finished with long tassels of dark brown. An unusual tunic effect is achieved. ORATORICAL CONTEST APRIL 11 The Jex Oratorical contest will be held on Friday, April 11, in College Hall at the regular assembly hour. "Patriotism" is to be the general subject of the contest and speeches are to be limited to ten minutes preferably seven minutes. A gold medal will be awarded to the winner by Holier C. Jex of Salt Lake City. This oration was not held last year, but Mr. Jex made the statement that he was very glad to renew it this year as he always had a deep and lasting friendship for the B. Y. L". He la a former student Hockhill. Gladys Watson, anil De Alton Partridge, La vail Morris, Keith Secgmiller, Ilui'leu Adams, LeKov Whitehead, A. liex Johnson, Briant Decker, Ariel Ballif. Harold Cnndland and Keifer Sauls. After the party the girls went to Spring-vill- e nnd then rteurued to Miss Lyle Nelson's home where a slumber party was held, breakfast being served the following morning. of this institution and bis children have also attended school here. Miss Inez Jones will be hostess Either Mr. Jex himself or a mem-le- r to the members of the A'Meka club of his family will lie present to at her home Friday evening. The make the award to the winner. time will lie spent with sewing during which luncheon will be served. OFFICERS NOMINATED BY It Makes No Streaks silent drama. Greater even than his former "Toi'ahle David." is iniisterwork, his new contribution, "The Bright Shawl," which is the presentation at the Strand theater this week. Adapted JEX Superior Wall Paper Cleaner Richard Barthelmess has given to the screen another classic of the by Edmund This cleanes makes no streaks on the paper, is a thorough disinfectant, is easily applied and is guaranteed not to sour or mold. It is unequaled for cleaning wall paper Fresco Faint Tints-Pai- nted Walls Goulding from Joseph Ilergesheiiuer's colorful story of the days when Cuba was still under the yoke of Spanish, tyranny, it is one of the most charming, vivid and moving ro mances yet presented on the screen. The hand of a craftsman is seen in the direction by John S. Robertson, while the picture itself is the last word in fine photography. Barthelmess has the role of a Abbott, young American, Charles who, on a visit to Havana, becomes si tremendously interested in the cause of the drowntroddeu Cubans that he decides to espouse it. He feigns infatuation with a beautiful Andalusian dancer, La Clnvel, in order to gain information that is Invaluable to the rebels; for La C'lavel is the favorite of Santacilla, a Spanish captain, who is the most despised officer in Cuba, leading Cuban family, for whom Abbott has formed a true affection, cannot understand bis actions until be explains that they are all for the cause. On of the most poignant scenes of the drama is that which is enacted when the beautiful La Clavel, fatally stabbed by Santacilla, gives to Abbott the highly-prizebright shawl as a token of her undying love. d MOTION TO ADJOURN (pioditfiion, Ulitan (prcsmMJbf No. 1 of The Telephone Girl Series WW "JULIUS SEES HER" i im, Window Shades, etc. GOLDEN STAR POLISH Sizes: 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 the Lowest Price One Price to Everybody Co. Dixon- - Taylor-Russe- ll THE ONE-PPJCHOUSE Home Furnishers E Provo, Springville SjCOTT P. STEW AIM Civil hugineer and U. S. Mineral burveyor. Columbia Theater ISldg, Provo. Htah Land and Mining Surveys; irrigation and Drainage; Structural Design; Consulting and Reports. Office recently moved to Columbia Theater Bldg. Telephones : . Residence Office 299. 11S-W- It isn't fair to tell the whole SPANISH FORK ROTARLNS story of "A Motion to Adjourn," Mar-teMiss Wells Lucille Ferguson, SIX CYLINDER LOVE which will be shown at the Princess and Bert Bowen were pleasantSPAXIS-igORK- , 2. At theater on Friday and Saturday April Miss ly entertained at the home of the regular meeting and luncheon of Suffice it to say that it is full of I "When a woman does not under Lois Brockbank in Spanish Fork the Spanish Fork Rotary club held dramatic surprises, and fine charstand her husband's financial status Sunday evening. Monday at the Turtle tea room, of- acter studies; that it is beautifully nor the true level of his social and ficers for the ensuing year were and perfectly acted. commercial position, there is bound Miss Ruth Davies was hostess nominated. The election will take photographedDaw. and Roy Stewart Marjorie to be friction and eventually, an to a number of friends at her home place one month hence. Following are the stars that stand out promunhappy parting of the ways," de- Sunday afternoon the occasion are the nominees: inently In this picture ; the girl who clared Ernest Truex In an inter- being her birthday anniversary For president, Neil Dahle and J. has made many screen successes, view at the Fox Studio while mak The entertaining rooms were pretH .Snell ; vice president, Ed Money ; takes the part of the heroine very tily decorated In easter colors. The secretary, Elisha Warner, Warren sympathetically and intelligently in ing "Six Cylinder Love." "That is why 'Six Cylinder Love' invited guests were: Miss Mae Adams, Lorin Anderson; treasurer, this She will win all the la a gripping story even though It Walker, Miss Donna Durrant, John E. Booth; board of four di- heartspicture. by her prettiness and de theme Walker Grant deals with this humorously. Charles Sessions, rectors, Joseph Hanson, Warren mureness. It pokes fun at Gilbert and Mari and Kent Crosby. Adams, Morgan D. Warner, Jr., Dr. Boy Stewart plays the manly 5 to F .R. Frampton, J. Fred Skinner, part in a manly way and there is a lyn Sterling. People are prone JoMrs. Walter Startup and Mrs. laugh at the tribulations of others. Henry Andrus and Lorin Anderson. fine supporting cast. Roy Clements j Gilbert and Marilyn however, rep- seph S. Broadbent entertained a number of friends at the home of resent the others collectively. I "You'd be surprised at the num Mrs. Sterling Ercanbrack Monday ber of letters I received from thea afternoon in honor of Mrs. Roy ter patrons while playing New York Passey. During the afternoon of and the road in this production. needlework an interesting program if Some of the writers stated they was enjoyed. A delicious luncheon were recently married, and that was served to the following: Mrs. they saw more truth than poetry Jack Teasdale, Mrs. H. S. Vance, Mrs. B. H. Bullock, Mrs. Hugh in that play. 9 "It makes me feel awfully good," Peterson, Mrs. Edgar McArthur, Enclose check or to Columbia order postoffice money smiled Truex, "to know that he's Mrs. Scott P. Stewart, Mrs. Mary in a play and a picture that does Corbett, Mra John Dennis, Mrs. Theater, together with a stamped moTe than merely entertain." Lynn Hedquist, Mrs. Carl Peterfor the return of tickets. Add 10 cent tax. envelope "Six Cylinder Love" comes to the son, Mrs. B. G. Mldgley, Mrs. Will Box Office Seat Sale Opens Wednesday, 10 A. M. Columbia theater Friday and Startup, Mrs. George Startup, Mrs. The World's Greatest Dramatic Success Walter D. Startup, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Dusenberry, Mrs. Overlade, Johnson, Mrs. Thomas Worthington, Mrs. Alma Bird, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Don Clark, Mrs. Minnie A .Thornburg, Mrs. Lars Olsen, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. John: Harris, 1 Miss Flora Johnson, Mrs. E. B. Whipple, Mrs. Arlington Snow and Mrs. Wllford Bray. ERNEST TRUEX Kalsomine For Housecleaning Time Buy a Bottle of gTRANtfi J ffi? J Tonight, Thursday, Friday. Four Shows Daily 2:45, 4:00, 7:45, 9:15. ll Princess j j ALL SEATS 10c Richard Barthelmess 1 With DOROTHY GISH TONIGHT "A PRINCE OF A KING" I I m til Starring DINKY DEAN I and mHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiKiiiiiiiiHHwt COLUMBIA THEATER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 8 SHAWL" y self-address- mm VIS II In ten years Florida's wealth ha increased 102.9 per rent. 'i::' titi nr"1 "n ii"-- aw By Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood. It's good judgment to secure your "Uaf seats early. Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Plus Tax Present- s- FttOM A Flashing! Vivid! In this irresistible Cuban romance Barthelmess even the roles that have made him great. :t - M NORMA TALMADGE U m l -- Urn out-shin- es ' I. - "The 1 WEDNESDAY, APRIL The Misses Carol Dunn, Florence Adams, Phyllis Adams, Erma Mur-docand Messrs. Hamilton Calder, Kenneth Anderson, Cannon Jones, and Fritz Hinckley spent last weekend in Ogden, where they attended the Junior Prom. in BRIGHT COMEDY MAIL ORDERS NOW glmtr Ctort husi-Aver- Makes That Sweet and Clean Springtime Feeling Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maag and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Maag entertained a liuuilier of friends at an Euster party at the home of the former in Lakeview Wednesday The entertaining rooms evening. were prettily decorated in a color Proscheme of yellow and vhit gressive rook was the feature of Mrs. Amy Lyman Merrill, dean of the B. Y, U. Women, was hostess at a party last Saturday night in honor of the A. W. ,S. officers. Gold nnd purple was the color scheme. The following guests were Laura Gardner, Vida present: Broadlient, Celestia Johnson, Ruth Lyle Partridge, Helen Cnndland, Nelson Clara Partridge, Nell Clark, Alma McElrnth, Anna Marie Eggertsen. Mrs. A. Itex Johnson, Erina .1t' You are proud of your walls when nicely papered. Avail yourself of the opportunity of experienced workmen who have decorated and draped many of the new homes of Provo n, lor. Following the curd game, music nnd a delicious luncheon carried out in the color scheme was enjoyed by the following: Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Holdaway, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holdaway, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gammon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. Sum Blake and W. W. Mr. and Mrs. Henry WilMr. and Mrs. Martin liamson, dinger. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Suiii-sioMr. and Mrs. Parley 'linger, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hattnn, Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maag of Malad, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. William Madsen of Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Mrs. Wright of American Fork. " When Your Neighbor Calls Are You Proud of Your Walls S &PICIM. of Fanny Hurst, after which she reviewed her short story, "She Walks in Beauty." She also gave a sketch of the life of Ann Douglas Sedgwick, and reviewed the short story, "A Lion Among Ladies." A delicious luncheon was served to the following : Mrs. Sterling Taylor, Mrs. Lester Taylor, Mrs. Hugo Price, Mrs. Dwlt:ht Packard, Mrs. Peter Jensen, Mrs. James Bullock, Mrs. Karl Bandley, Mrs. Harold Clark, Mrs. Harold Dunn, Mrs. J. A. Owens, Mrs. Sterling Ercanhrack, Mrs. Karl Beck, Mrs. Jack I'ullcn, Mrs. Arnold Huwlings, Mrs. Grant Eggertsen, and invited guests : Mrs. T X. Schofield, Mrs. John Mrs. J. Frank Ward, Mrs. Lenn Singleton, and Mrs. Joseph Grahuiu. iiM-'f- . .h.. s ,.r . si i.- - ONE NIGHT njao riHSill.- - J Jonquils, lavender and The members of the Ladies' Liter ary club were entertained at the home cf Mrs. Heber Bupper Wed Mrs. Grant nesday afternoon. gave a sketch of the life, and mentioned some of thai works sreiit.-s- the of Ih.al. the ..lmii!.in theater Wednesday, .l.lil !, I.y Wiiaei.lials i li.is jiind Keinper. its .i.mI of m.vMciy writ- uiasicrpi.-teu I.y Mary K..i-nUin.liart jual has vx iilistood llopwond s Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ilalliday will entertain the members of the 600" card club at their home dav eveninc. The card game "500' will be played, prizes awarded and luncheon served. The l;;il." iien.iali.n .ie niil Mrs. Fred C. Strate was hostess to a uumler of friends at a bridge luncheon at her home Wednesday and lavender canpink aweetiK-udles were used in the decorative followed Luncheon scheme. :f bridge for the afternoon's entertainment was enjoyed by Mrs. J, T. Far. rer. Mrs. 11. Wallick, Mrs. George Leven, Mrs. Henry Gease, Mrs. II. IWwalk, Mrs. E. C. Uodgers, Mrs. 8. V. Trows, Mrs. Mark Anderson, Mrs. Sum Jepperson,Jr., Mrs. L. L. Graham, Mrs. V. L. Whlttemore, Mrs. J. T. Clark, Mrs. E. 3. Collins, Mrs. Oscar Garrett, Mrs. Philip J. Hale, Mrs. C. T. Kelgley, Mrs. Shirley Bee and Mrs. P. W. Jackson. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mark Anderson and Mrs. Philip J. Hale, the former winning the first prize. in l'.at" held forth lit iue theater in ' ! N,'w '"' k "' Us luirs ..f the world until u J."a'.'NHl had mtmiim '" "e "' ' The l!ut" I" t'i'ici'Ko. In Ri.ston i'1;i.v"l for .ivir a yewr. Philadelphia it plaved thr Ujcn one entire s. as,.n. la every city, ' "'""-Miwll, in the fnited Statea. e it kit li-cxhihitinl, it Uus siahlished new aud heretofore, uu- y i'h"iislit of records for gross ", ,,s " tlu ' tVtfWlG POST STORY Bfcfi VlLSCn PBDOUCTlOfl - STACKING THfc SATURDAY MsrJodeDaiIStevart ."-T- i "ASHES OF VENGEANCE" Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, at Advance Prices. |