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Show zr r 7 .jo fc.s jsrv r" 7 .LV 7MV7r "r v AXV w A it V"tiiti4 -- wt tiy" s miirM (aLwre" - ms"- vi v v j 'rr PROVO POST TUESDAY, JULY 12, .1921 COLUMBIA Its New Owen Moore Film Is Based Oil Divorce Subject For The First Time Starts Mother Sees Him Before Camera Cooler Inside If theatregoers Nomads of the North In r ; A Divorce of Convenience Harry Comedy Stars New Farce Assures Lively Entertainment At The Columbia on Wednesday the ' WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY With the subject of divorce occupying ao much attention, both in this film drama than be has exper- private discussion and public print, ienced in many years. It isnt the there should be unusual interest fact that "If Only. Jim is founded taken in "A Divorce of Convenon one If the mos tpopular novels of ience, even though it be in moving recent years Bruvver Jims Baby; picture form. Owen Moorea new not because he had' the advantage of in which he brings to Jacques Jaccards masterly direc- - the screen another mixture of tlon; not because of the splendid laughable complications that assure cast nor on account of the lovable the liveliest sort of entertainment, x Divorce of Convenience 'will qualities of tiny Tommy Smith,' the j actor who haa such an be the attraction at the Columbia Theatre on Wednesday and to the important role in the story. this legion of friends Owen Moore has Harry Cafey's inspiration lanever the case was his mother, who had assembled among the "fans before seen him work before the newa will coma with a flavor of uncamera. Mrs. Carey came on from common spicing. Kathryn Perry, New York to 'Visit her popular son who s sported Mr. Moore In "The for a short time, and it wae during Chicken in the Case, again ia his her stay In California that "If Only" lending lady, Jim was filmed. Naturally Harrya NItn Naldl Impersonates a Mexmother was much at the studio ican beauty who has more husbands whUe the picture was being made, than she thinks desirable, especially and even went on location with her when she la of the mood to marry tons company. In fact, she was another man, principally because be present on the set almost through- haa a big bank account. The Mexas la tempramental out the production of the film. So ican "vamp and will have only a it may be imagined that Harry did quick-silvthe best work of his life and re- certain type of man aa the "vlllian reavealed more completely than ever who shall aupply a trumped-u- p those human qualities which have son for a husband to get a divorce. Owen Moore Is the man she seendeared him to the theatregoing and who, in a spirit of advenlects . , public, , Harry Carey was born in New ture, when he finds himself alone York, the son of the able judge, and and lonely In New York, undertakes was himself educated for the bar at to contract after It Is explained to Columbia University. Falling health him that a camera pointed down which necessitated his removal to from a transom is to be the import-an- d kisswitness to a Montana, where he remained several years building up a robust phy- ing match. All would have proceeded sique and becoming a lover of the smoothly if the girl the pipch hitgreat outdoors, changed the entire ting correspondent was in love with course of his life. had not come unexpectedly to New T"If Only Jim,, which Is heralded York and into the situation. as one of the most delightful Harry .This much of the plot is disclosed Cafey productions, will be shown at to show the possibilities of merrythe Strand Theatre on Friday' and making situations and laughter imSaturday. pelling complications. farce-come- . f . BERT LYTELL I In The Saturday Evening Post Story THE MAN WHO dy FRIDAY and SATURDAY two-year-o- ld r , Series The Land of Pygmies THURSDAY AND FRIDAY HARRY CAREY 1 . . ARBUCKLE TheTravelincf Salesman ..In The spitty snarl of an automatic drilled a blazing hole in the darkness and the forces of evil went into action against one good man'and a kid. - t CZ (paramount Qfcture pre-arrang- ed ( WE STAND BEHIND OUR LAUNDRY WORK " and guarantee It to be satisfactory In every respect. We operate a modern plant and Imemploy Allied labor-tw- o portant factors In a laundry. We ask you to let us have your uext bundle and show you the quality of our work. ' "Youll ' find It a profitable move. - Bert Lytell In a Great Pygmy Women Plan Migration Out' Of -jPicture ait The Strand an African Jungle Famous Star Appears In Screen Adaptation of Lloyd Osbornes I Story In The Saturday Eve-sing Post At The Strand : 4 ? ti,i,iiitiit Daniels Auto Wheel and Body Shop ALL KINDS OF WHEEL WORK tlra wheels cut down and made for pneumatics. Bodies made c to order. Loose and squeaky wheels tightened. Broken Spokes and ' Split Felloe replaced. Demountable Rims for Fords. A. V- - ALL WORK GUARANTEED 4l0 A. L DANIELS, Prop "THAT , Standard Castle Gate W. Center PROVO, UTAH GOOD COAL THE KIND YOU WANT Panther King Clear Creek Black Hawk ORDER TODAY SMOOT & SPAFFORD . Phase 17. , In the story the her In an attempt to become a famous character decides to start clubs to fight the high price of shoes by going barefooted. In the opening scenes, as the 'returned veteran who la being entertained by the society bud, Mr. Lytell was forced to eat anch quantities of ice cream aa almost to make him believe he w&4 to become known as the man who devoured the ice cream trust. But then the story picture progressed to the part where the barefoot episode started. Wheh the star commenced his barefoot experiences, around , the studio, the carpenters, always busy erecting new sets and tearing down old ones, were not nsed to preparing for unprotected siles; and It was not long before iodine was flowing freely to ease the pain caused by splinters from rough boards. With a corps of moppers up to keep splinters and nails off the setting, Mr. Lytell enjoyed several days of freedom from barefoot hardships. Then came Washingtons Birthday when the company kept right on working, although the janitor of the studio building had' observed the holiday by hanking all his flrea. The cold floors set Mr. Lytell to sneezing and before the day was over a scont had been sent out to get the heaviest pair of wool socks that could be found. "The Man Who was adapted by Arthur Zellner and was photographed by Arthur Martinelli. Mr. Lytells suporting cast Includes Virginia Valli, Lucy- Cotton, Frank Currier, Fred Warren, Mary Louise Meaton, Tammany Young and Clarence Elmer. - BERT BANDLEY Gua rant ed Culinary Temperament "Charley, dear, said young Mrs. Torkins, the new cook is going to leave unless you quit playing the phonograph. , "Doesnt she like music? "Yep. But she says those Jazz records set so rapid a tempo she forgets herself and works three or four times as fast as her wages call for. Washington Star. h TROY LAUNDRY CO. -- What, Indeed e that because of its physical ARE ESPECIALLY , INVITED o put our restaurant seirice to , a test, j Come In for luncheon .for afternoon tea. lor. dinner. -Your will be courteously and served ' with the bestpromptly food eookedln the best manner. Our special dishes offer aa opportunity to make the test of our service at i much below the Tegular price. c wel-corn- ed , Infer- iority. this pygmy race has developed a native cunning which enables it to match wits with Its brawnier neighbors. And the pigmy women, according to Dr. Vandenbergh, may yet win their battle for better living conditions' on the edge of the Girl Love Fat Man? Sure Tiling! . Ask Tatty" Arbuckle! Heavyweight Paramount Star "The Traveling Salesman ' Wins Girl In Film Of which comes to the Salesman, lumbia Theatre next Thursday and Friday. In this picture, which is adapted from James Forbes' noted play, the famous comedian la the central figure of a love romance and weds the girl in the story, after he had saved her property from the schemes of the unscrupulous villains. It is interesting to note that in The Round-Uthe first Paramount picture in which the comedian starred, he played the part of the tat sheriff. In that picture, the object of his affection refused to take his and Fatty ends the picture with the statement: Oh, whats the use? Nobody loves a fat man. Betty Ross Clark Is the girl In the new picture and Frank Hilland, Wilton Taylor, Lucille Ward, Jim Blackwell, Richard Wayne and other favorites are also In the cost. Joseph Henabery handled . the megaphone and Karl Brown Was the cameraman. -- . V" "EAT WITH EMIL n i 05 North University Avenue' save money- - buy; for cash - Samuel Kopp450 w. Center PKone 446 Cash and Carry System. Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle smashes the old saying that nobody loves a fat man In his new Paramount The Traveling starring vehicle. ; LADIES entertaining. Through his knowledge of their language. Dr. Vandenbergh learned p, I Emil's Cafe ard J. Vandenbergh, the explorer, who photographed the Pigmies for Paramounts "WUd Men of Africa1 series and the fourth episode of The Land of the Pygmies which will be shown at the Columbia theatre Wednesday and Thursday. The pictures are the first ever made of this strange race and they are as novel as they are Instructive and . Lowest Prices. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE WEEK ENDING JULY 16, 1921 J ... Sugar Armours Pure Lard 1 Utah New Potatoes i Fresh Tomatoes Butter Cup Creamery Butter. . Banquet Butter 10 lbs. Co- When the automobile first came into fashion it caused considerable tro u hi e in - - the - rural d stric ts - because it frightened the horses on the public highways. Two small children were discussing this phase of the question one day. JWhy do you suppose horses'are so scared of automobiles?, one of them asked the other. . - Phone 85 Well its like this, I guess, the dther ventured to explain. "Horses are nsed to seeing other horses pull rigs, and they dont know what to Help Wanted ; think when they see a carriage going down the road without any A motorist came upon another horse hitched to it. What would whose machine had broken down you think if you saw a pair of pants on the road. In the disabled car walking down the street without sat a woman. any man in them? No' Doubt About It Progress "Need any assistance? Inquired the newcomer conrteonsly. . Walter found his mamma talking The other man lifted his flushed It is estimated that there are to a very stout woman. and grimy face from under the hood nearly 20.000,000 spinsters in Amer"Walter. said his mother, "this and replied, "Yes, 1 wish youd an- ica. Is your great aunt. swer my wifes questions while Im Wjtmen unable to read or write Yes, said Walter, gazing at her Bos- are fixing this Infernal engine. prohibited from voting In Hun- ample proportions, "she looks It! ton Transcript. gary. Houston - Pot.-- - HORSESHOEING AND BLACKSMITHING r Are Shown Ia Film "Wild Men of Africa Paramoant-Vandenberg- CeinT a barefoot man has none of the glamour that the poet wove The women of the Pygmies race about the "barefoot boy with coat of in the African Jangle, are on a tan, according to Bert Lytell, whose latest picture, The Man Who, is strike for more air and better light. showing at the Strand Theatre On They wish to leave the jungle for the open spaces on the shores of Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. Lytell as the star in this Lake Albert Nyanza and they are screen adaptation of Lloyd O- are fathhusbands their and urging Evein The Saturday sbornes etory ers vote to the for of ye migration. ning Post, appears in a number This ia a statement of Dr. Leon scenes In his bare feet, but unshod. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ISOBEL" Or The Trails End," By James Oliver Curwood r a Mysterious People t In. Solid " Wednesday-Thorsda- y TONIGHT ANITA STEWART -- . If Only Jim er ROSCOE (FATTY) Tm. . - Added Attracion WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY "Wild Men of Africa" Paramount Vandenbergh Exploration - ..The Juggernaut" t a ! . ' find Carey of "If Only" Jim Just a bit brighter, Just a bit more human, just a bit more appealing than usual it will be because he had more inspiration during the creation of TONIGHT JAMES OLIVER CURWOODS WEDNESDAY OWEN MOORE T fist 8 lbs. 2 lbs. 2 lbs. 2 lbs. 2 lbs. American Cheese 3 Tall Cans Carnation Milk... 2 Cans Eagle Brand Milk 1 Can Bordens Malted Milk Quart Fresh Milk Pint Fruit Jars Quart Fruit Jars 1 Half-Gall- on 2 Dozen ! 75f.- - . 85 i. 25. 35dh ... 85 .45. 11111.45. Z 8 Iii V j Fruit Jar Rubbers - Quart Can Milwaukee Best Malt... sack Straight Grade Flour 100 lbs. Bran and Shorts 1 Pint Pure Olive Oil 1 Quart Pure Olive Oil Bulk Olives, Green or Ripe, per lb. 24 Bars White Laundry Soap ...... Shine, 10 Cents at the C. B. A depot at Galesburg, UL, adver- jj qjj J70?. MORE.FOR THE MONEY. NO CHARGE, . 450 West Center aa "1 ft? 48-l- b. A negro boot black 40 1 : Fruit- - Jars : N NO DELIVERY. St, Provo! Twice Guilty Did. the trafflo cop arrest Q. 'Twice, replied Mr. Chi tises his business thus: Pedal "When I couldnt stop he a: teguments artistically lubricated, me for speeding, and when 1 briUlantly- - IHumluatsd for the Inand couldnt start, finitesimal compensation of 10 cent stopped rested me for blocking tral per operation. Washington Star. |