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Show ..- , , - - . . ., . TONIGHT , e BOW. sever ,. IpIng that 10 !I focal those it' ail no I vhre think. all" eyes. lid a wan- - , place In ' a, youit work . le4IS4 tared work. have ff tr, ra it , ress.) Atm' ' . T . .r4 .' Jackie Coogan Will Be Seen. at,I merican in '601111er TiITL.St9! 7 - - - - t' -- - - - - - - ,,,,,,, , . 4 2:: 4,00,,,: ' - - - 4' '' ' A7 -- - 4 , var 4,-,,,- .,,,,,, :. "." - ,,. ' . , ,. 41:V;T'i ,,,...-..- $ .... k .pc:. ' ' . ,. ' ;V', is ,milioe," ,,,te ,,,:-, , etk !: l, ' '4'4 ..,',g A .4,et's,4,414, ' - , ..., ;,) ' . - -- . Emom.........mmed . - ,r : - . ..,. , It -- - - , .m14IP r , - Moll ate - - I GOLDEN BIRD ---- - .' .', ''''''', , . '. LARRY- HARKINS (Plow under 'sew onannigrotenty - - ' I.' ., - -- - ,.,... e..., - ... ... -- - , ... . , . I . , - - , . - ..; 1 .. - - - ,- ., . , . , . , ., , ;American Orchestra .. , 1 . , - - . , 1, 1 , ,,. . ,!.. . , i s, 1;;,,,,-,,,- ,,.,,,. ., , ,, - ' ,:. ---- ,. .., . Supported . ' ' , , I -- WILL.ROGERST---- - .- , .. ,,,,, o::., - ' . )2 Saw-Tomorrow- '- ' - , e, st - , vt . -- , - , .. , , - - 1, ' .... , ,...in. ' ' ' 'The Educator' A . ' - HAMILTON . , s . , . Lloyd l'HAM" - - , , . ,,. : -: I 7' 1 - l'....:'''-:::.:---- ' '. , : , .. ,, . IF . - "The P1 ilau Who , , , - , , , , -- Eva Novak John Miltern - - .. - ,... , Roberts Leatrice Joy June lavidge Theodore lith ,'. GREAT CAST: ,,.., ' , Snappy, Clever Comedy.. ,' ,. - , . . PANTAGES ' 4. T .. l , , . b , , , I.; I ,. ' - - 1- ,. ,, THOMAS .,- ; PATHE l NEWS 1$ Usual AI t' .. , ...- 1 ' , , . , .. , :. - 1 MEIGHAN '. . ,. i : , ' in "A ROPIN' FOOL" . , ., , : --- . .. I - tilli .'P ,.,! . Ns Ny. . . ' ; , .:.: - ..eval " --- . . . t .i.;-- TOkt, t -- ,1 .. i YE4r1 I. !, ;. . ,r tl .. ro 1 , :l ,,I OA .e.;?") ,.V kl6,,', - - ,. :, . . ., . . 4 t N:", -- , , .,- .,...7 't t , - 1' it ea , ' --.: - . - kc'I . . FOUNDER'S DAY MOVIES - . ; , 4,-- 4, opsona,3 i; ,,- ... ... - . t 7 , 1 , , . ., '441-r- 4 . mmmim!mommilrimimimin ... ,. 1 . IA witivil4. $ pain . . - Y,,,Secv . , . v,,.0 . - . He got his diploma by special deliverythen went and got knocked flatter. than a postage stamp on his very first job.' . 'Of $. 410 KEATON "The Electric House, .' . - - ....".,,edell!IP.- , - tf -- s . - - Pathe News 'ELODY-- . ' . I OE's-M- ' ,... I -6---- ,,,i 'TODAY . , - alk wad" tEMPIFtlee.Sgt . titt , forgive yourself U you ..or Ariz,,,rz - . - . .- - - - . - 1 Featuring also II! . . , ..,.'.. - , . ' I1 iSIMPMMZIMOM1INIMIN - BOB ROBINSON an RENE PIERCE , . i CHANGE OF PROGRAM EEltli SATI RDAY. . .,, 7' - --.35c. I ATIIIIE ' , , , , II. I TO 10'111Ni:01g I ANajDUFTY 0 , .., 4n-rf- ,4'id, ,..... , ---- - . p . 11. , - ), I10e-25c- - ' 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111113111MMO .' ,... , - THE 1 r....."17tarrhig . , ,, ,os AND A CAST OF STARS 'The Kentucky Derby' I --,.- . , ,. i ,...,... ?rt- The Most Forceful Photodranta of . . the Past Decade. -- . - - - ' -- - - 1I I ',,,v-- ,,...,, would you do you were shanghaied aboard a sailing vessel, hammered from one port to anither. carried icross strange seas, and finally shipwrecked upon a shore on th,e either side of the world from family. position and &tents? See what Donald Gordon didln the greatest adveature drams. of the year. ,. ... i , - ForgotaiN7-:.;:.,i-- What- - Apiert;k . e. if--, , , - ,, - , - I . workhouse , Your Seal! ALSO , AMERICAN, Thrills Thal Will , , I GôETZ . I - , . , , ,COMEDY . dromommommumemonrok, . - . wAp,!, , . . I . IMUSICAL n ; ' e "'''. ' S)seopeted Stepitera, , - . ' HOWARD'S . ... , tree to the MLLY . . " , - , ,t Miser-a- re-f- IHIPPODROME - . - i ar; , -- - - ' ,, - , s - ...'':, I - - ., lammonommainammtNi I , llies" - , - - , ,, ii". ,i:,- -- - --- .5: - '.':,'..V. ..,sa-'- It:Cssowwww3- , 4..,7.7..'-- v. ,,,,,,,,,,J4-4..c,-:,;,;'- i. ,..4.c..1:i .. , - , Ellen......11.r - , , ': ; ,' rt1;:;,.:: ;Vv-i- , .4 , .A, .,;( .:.,.....,,.:..i...... ' i'' .- -- "::s .4. , ,.k "''' t .. S Ts,:ll;" i ?ILaughter BILL fa '14'..' :,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,..,-x4, -, 4: 'f,::f.:- , ''. ..-..- ,::.'", , ... , ,.., , ,. ' ' ,: ..., Lights- -- BIG Fong--- , , !,,,: ., .. . 4, ; , , . it '. V :.'. ,..- - 7' , STHENI- . a 4-.- yi, X. 6,..".1 6: 6.0 ,,, at4e , -rs ,e,' I, Musical Comedy Revue THE BULLI: :"44,,:. ; ' ' . , - , - ., y 4.. C ' :,:i'vr''.? -t- tiv-V-. ,., MUST-GETTHERE- Monte I' Carter ' , ..., , , - CHIEF' THREE ' t.T,' , "THE , . ,, - GLAD . 7 MAX 2.'.;.. 4,,,,, 4'. , talamminnumalammani - ,.. ., V,41 . - ,,..,,,,..,,;.,t ,..,' ,it ',.44';'.,M--'44..".;,,- .. i.14.1';': I - .,. r,y, '1111.1.144k'g , r E - - 1 --KAN- , 1 r- '77- - - - , . DERN - - ,, .irs- 0,- -'- - i. , k.,;0.,'--.- T ', ,,,,,. - - .., , ...A:, ,..0.0.1rA,11 , ' - : WERE , - --- - . CARSON and.- -- - , - - , ..., , , - 4v.,,,'- 4,:t(tt,,fi,.'i4'. .. 1,,-- ,. , 'f,',- 4'...kt. : 1 - ,i1.4,-,.:- 'it.;1144-i- . ...- -- . ., JIP - , . - - an L7.4paimommommunimmim - - (4 1111.. - HARLES DICKENS. in comMon'every library in the theme which really with most serious writers, seldom world.- For-th- e literundertook a the of and ,,,s. perhaps unconsciously underlay composition ary work unieu impelled by some Dickens' attack on Britain's Workcause or theme to give vitality and hou9e system, was the theme of -- en ' blV; te -. '". 3' purpose to hhe labor. The correction vironment. of abuses was a favorite motive in And that is the motive which ani,,Jthe works of Charles Diskens. as mates the great picture which Frank-LloyIn the novels of his contemporary, developed out of the novel and Charles Heade. la which. JakiiCooaa ja tube seeati as the lea., i h the.correctioncfthaabeises at the American theatre lure of the 'Thanksgiving week proaccomplished, sometimes the fiction gram. beginning nth the matinee of that worked the effect loses its in- next Sunday. 1 ot terest, but that proves untrue Thrown by cruel chance and sun-- great literary- masterpieces, for they merited misfortune into one of the, IIVO on bang after the social evils worst and most notorious of EngI'',..'.44'' attacked have been forgotten they workhouses, nearly a. century' . Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle land's Oliver 4 ailing, tZ 4 Twist. orphan. outcast. 4;1 Tome Cabin" is still a living book ago. motherless. fatherless and friendless.. ' I ' ,N, though the evils of slavery, that becomes the victim- of unspeakable aroused her, have long since been but he preserve, the Integrity corrected so fai'as it is possible to abuee; out of the of his soul and mitigate an evil that has once been workhouse into passes even worse- - condiperpetrated. k:rorn Faginri clutches tions. and J141 'In 'this category of ."purposetur Bill Sikes' brutal hernia he parses again . books. Charles Dickens' "Oliver until, in the end. he emerges into the ' Twist" naturally fails. The evils refinements of life and its .comforts which his blithe and upright heart Mr. L. W. Rogers. national prOpi- attacked by Victor lingo in "Les have been corrected. but the give him the right to enjoy. ident of the ThemiciphicaPsociety and book on lives so and on; It is The leading student of the occult is here' "Oliver Twist," which was writ. long since been corrected. but it seems for a series of lecture at the Supper!witl Room in the liotel utseFriday IIten to expose to the world in general that 'it''ittle taken nearly a. bun. night hie subject will IA. "Dreams and land to his own loved land in.,particuT dred,yean toslevakna,,A.bayleiv--epirieTrertitliatous.:!Atr---Rogers----aawatthe 111burnart1ty 1Y the Work. reveal in life the attributes science bnis dans litti e. towards pi. house syetem as it existed in his day. suitableta of Oliver Twist.' the forlorn plaining the phenomena of the dream Dickens lived to see the evil abo- fin that dared to brave andragamuf-violate state of consciousnesa. but claims lishedand the book that did so much the etervetioh rules. of the workhouse t, occultism does explain them and , accomplish that greatend became and ask for "More!" duces them to ortler and shows their until it now is in And that boy is Jack.te Coogan. popular :Increasingly to the of affairs Proper relationship . life. Saturday night he will speak on , and Power." from the occuliat's viewpoint, which will ' deal with the Ptrelgthoning of the will, the forces of desire, and the FEADTLI3U'RRE : building.'im of the intellect Roth lectures will begin at 8 p. tn. and are .. ,,,,, ,, "11.141:111411::". , . . 4 ,,', , . Dreams to be Explained By Eminent Occultist In Series of Lectures v , , 4. t l'ilEATEtk .NE, 111,,t oe I Song, dance, mwgi;i and womedy- diaI In the lisw ' logna ere in abundance ehow whIch opened- si Patitages theatre yesterday. I addition there la a grtat i laugh making burlesque oir the 'Three I Muske...me which is mimed the --Three t Mul.t, ust Theres and a tins piuture by To Will Rogers. "The WPtilit loot-those who rope 'pinning - enjoy.rowboy Rogers- picture- wilt bit a real treat- -, a wonder with a rope and slow' lie motion photegraphy- biss been emploed to show she exceilenc, nt The big picture. "The Three Muzt det There" is made for a laugh and Is a sestet oucc es. rather close, ty tkil 'oils-teapicture 'of the "Three Musketeers" which is done in buffoon style. in the vati44ville part of the kill Bob ther are some brilliant bits. Robinson and Renee Pierce put ever one of the cleverest comedy tallAinit miditiet, ,..en in a long time. It lit a travesty on married life that bag a laogh in eVery line. Th itiong num- n hers, also done very well. follow a ilar strain. lee Carlton and Kitty Kane eV a superb dance offering that is mbel- lished with stelking ecenic Wert. Both Is are excellent dancers and there grace and rhrthm in their every step. AOPtin GoeiS and Fay Duffy also have a Matrimonial- oddity which is a riot. They sing and dancis exceedingly well and by wily of novelty introduce amel-- : My, They stiso do several original dare. in pleasing fashion. Eddie Pardo and Gloria Archer base a clever little akit about w will that furnishes a them for much chatter that is mixied with song's The Golden Bird ploasea as It always has. The song bird follows popular music and Imitates calls of other birds as played on the violin by a comely girt. who also minas. Larry Harkins and his monarchs of of rungde . an melody Five a melanaue k41--s orchestra-with a pair of its r.embers doubling Ann and..dance with their ' instrumental , work. I it -- I ta-1- iaali . ; - , etno---.1- al sse 4' d I . Bisect , - buck-mat- I aim-dar- a re " -i Ft Ming t. - - - too. ,; a .."0"- , - - "Tulan-.0- 1 Burlesque Picture on New Bill at Pantages - , i ---,-- -- te Carter Musical Comedy and Furl Williams in "'Walesa Souls." 114PPODROME Bifly 'Howard and his Syncuptsted Stepper's" - . ' , ' Ikeco nd ""' I STATIli,'-wMon- 4v a ' I"f "If Saw Tomorrows" Lloyd...41am" liamillon In "The Educator." KIN131.-10ThKenineky Derby. - PA NTAGES"The-ThreMust Get There's" and Vaudeville. Circuit Orphetun oarinirm Vandet ills; with Hurry Watson., 4 ,. Wattnil and Please at Orph eum rmtAmouvrmtraussThoui. me Mete Mtn in "The Man Who 1 , I. , , ,., AMEARICANMilton Sills in "The Forgotten taw;" Buster Keaton 'in The Electric House." Jr. m 1922 23 , - - . - - . .. . NEWS THURSDAY NOVEilBER THE- - DESERET ---r ---- t '', .. . ; in which watches and glitch depicts bow obsolete laws meeting tbe bullying mato, is knockodl made to appear and disap- - I be nlyncon.rkestnt: hi:ails:yd. allAraupdpgvs, Mil dlohwninblyreki4ghyaonuning tir vzireot ittlincitei neNZ., ;;;V:wdri-a- l . exceenc in Perhips ranking The bill one comwas In a which law pone with activally fight amongthe rock, of a craggy eplendil question isthe offering of Elizabeth Kennedy art by the WI leon Aubrey Trio. who existed in Washington. D..r. hut was coast, the villain ise finally boiled by and Milto n It erle in their clever sketch. edy entertain with tumbling mid stmeillnit wiped out ot existence due to the tre- the hero whonbut thats lb here the valid:row:it:: The helm' concert Bro,,ciwk1a.yngi,f0irnd,...:,1;,Ttled Arson's 'newtons st,peal of Mrs. hisniey's story. smashing climax comes in and to ten of rabies. Topics of theprogram A Busier Keaton comedy. "Tbe Elecit would be tc) spoil the onJoyment Pay and 'Pathe NOW Pi. , ing for I 'meld itehteco to appear at Mil News complete JnY is loadnovel tile spectators, the bill. which continues tri Howie- .- embracing some boOking office. display their vetsatility the rest of the week. tun-mI . w tor EvExINGs the ratite oink Xing, feature, ing IrATINEgs a burlesque on tbe balcony acene with At 1.$0 P. U. News. and the American concert OAt $;16 P. There Is Much in the bill which from "Homer? end Juliet." the court ot the balance the rchestrat comprises opened at tho Orpheum last night to room gene from the tato Frank Flak- American bill. University Gets Exhibit. NARRY- - wATs()N', JR. IP les" tatrnhdantsbe" PTahrettntwg oa7ant! of "gull"' i el rcam.lihtgeh Al 'Ti. reung Kid Battling DuranMu than, one of filmdom's moat jack Anti in the Telephone eewthe , tonsistbull also ...till satisfy ttooe, tee wpre eXCOOVIOnallY Wttl den. sod exhibit A transport highway IVaudeville, Popular leading Pik. plays an import- Paramount-Empres- s Willem Attbrei-orfsi4 lortdetea rwearelittle of the manly art as Ileitot considerable applause. Berle ant ing of 12 ;a4 role in "Tito Forgotten Law" now 4t the ritAwLET & Lorisn. with h(is f"41444 school of on'veritable, of the the Orel' all received been by type has Of being shown at the American theatre. Bilick lip,Trru Ote,a The part of Victor Jarnettri an irti. that used obetnit terror to the seas-an- gineering of the Univertity of Utah Ily mysterious. In other .words the tall i Stingy." "II:flintl'ItC:taioln of At Mammy Jolson. Kle.Nskso, & mom& is portrayed from the highway Educational hoard, still does, ini'iokes husband pulsive who young presents a pleasing varlirtz of enter-- 1 reprobably. an l's a Hector. the wonderful dog. t rebleo tairstrient. most of it quite above the markablo canine act in whichtwo of ancient law to Will his child away from by Albert Hoscot ln- -- The Man Who Washington, D. e The exhthtt Pi, of the Day, Path. News custody of Its mother.gives Mr. Saw Tomorrow." Thomas Meighan'a diaplayed in the John it. Park build-- . 'ordinary standard and of a character the fluffy haired poodles greet patrons the an Mulhall to new to make universal appeal. Paramount pieture which is being mg for tilt, next tno aeeks, ovriortunity' display his and screen N Pox floor first show the Mato from of the Tax Ineludtol 11 stifling the show is by portraying at dogs characterversatility Harry 'Watson. balcony, The' antics of th other onn;c'tio-n-'.-It-h. in for phases Jr., famed for his previous connection I are clever. showing careful trnininir- '- cruelty. weakness staffing 1. and methin. 'Tile EducatorInheritance Taxès Paid. with Ziegfeld Foillea. Harry and his Faber and Iteilowan in 'The Corolit Forgotten Leat'vrelfr'iMr9n.Mut- - "iv hir,..12t1.Irs(":. sit nwho the company put over a clever imitation pass" give a song and dance number hiAll is"The 'a --associated with other distin- - featut per'formerm Itoastm-oe.:00114r: has : of trouble in a telephone office, and with numerous in I ''' 4 FrawlviebYtte uTdhien gplith bi nt arnudkabe'lleoPlajtviedrojLeyilw twl 0'st vsst alscho, tsre supplement this with a burlesque boa. same may obe said. of op? a Tkil;.13 :Al: :::-- lift. 1; testarn.ctespa:lat; nytlhh; ihersii;ciniolu.lad. 4"' the 1118;1 stir ins match. in ,which the victor of many 'Louise.. who also engage in 'terve,,t: based upon Car0111110 Albott i on star and t litanity's Mule eneounters fintsbes sesond beat l dialogue to th great amuserirnt ol, famous novel "A Modern at the first. Felt Lakti..000nly. leacio,una." tutre eeverel With the birds Flinging all about 4h E,IIIT BROADWAY present. Watson Is a Cure euris for the blues. and Nellie Olms. watch wizards. :,, ..,. , and his pectillar antics and faelsi ez- , sleight-oftheir audience with Direc tion , 11k 01 ' , At liEnmAN & HARRIS . ' 1i AMUSEMENTS ! . . --- -- - . , . ., awillre , . - F . , 't ' d , , I . , .. . - ' - - , , Music to-oc- , . 0' . ' ,i |
