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Show THE PROVO POST MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1923 mm Tonight and Tuesday AND COMEDY Exclamations of surprise and admiration were numberous at the Pan-taglast night as Jack Patton and Loretta Marks and company presented the feature of the weeks offering, "Bltsand Pieces. Receiving particular attention from the audience was the scenq entitled "Some Pretty Day, featuring Miss Marks and Mr. Patton. Particularly noticeable was the exquisite costuming of this act, each scene being replete with designs depicting the theme. Bits and Bieces Includes many popular songs. GOlde, the Black Spasm of Joy, was a little better than good. Jiick, .with his Eskimo, komono, provided many laughs with jokes, songs and a feature whistling number. Aleko, Panthea and Presno perg formed puzzling feats. Scores asked mental questions and were answered by the mystics with Considerable astounding rapidity. amusement was occasioned by many of the answers. Helen Hamilton and Jack Bamas provided almost forty minutes of laughter with songs, dialogue and jokes.n Miss Hamilton depicted girl with such success that the situations, the acting got little of sympathy until it was. discovered that a hoax was at the bottom of the skit. My Wild Irish Rose, the photoplay of the program, is the sort of a play that brings both tears .and smiles. Despite the serious trend of the situations, the acting of little Mickle Daniels in thehpart. of Barry throws the audience into convulsions of laughter. All in all, the bill which comes to the Columbia Wednesday is a good one and well worth seeing and Its AND COMEDY ANNA in And 5 a Scent horn 'Jidam'aJ&ib 7 :30, African Savages Story of Intense Human Interest In Jungle Film 9:15 v I T Dangerous Adventure, featuring Lehi City Plans for New Athletic Field Lehi City will have a regular standard athletic field with quarter mile cinder race track, football field, enlarged baseball diamond and Russell, the William Fox' rectly- placed grandstands If details star, will be seen'at the Princess the-- j are carried out as suggested at a tonight and Tuesday in his meeting of the city council. est Fox production The Great All these will be arranged at the city In this picture, which deals park by cutting out Night. part of the grove with the operations of a gang of and moving the grand stands. The idea originated with the high jewel thieves, Russell plays the part of heir of the owner of a large jew- school and is being advocated by elry establishment, who obtains a po- Principal Mitchell. He disclosed the sition on the police force to escape, plan to the Lehi Business club at the attentions of women who are their meeting March 1. The club imseeking to intrigue him into patri- mediately got behind the idea and mony in order to obtain his money. appointed a committee to check the The young mans father had stipu- park and find out if it was feasable lated in his will that unless the son and practical. This they did and a marry within a certain time he shall map drawn from actttqj measurenot share in the estate. ments was presented to the council, It is skid that in this picture Rus- showing the entire plan and arrangesell excels anything he has ever ment, necessary work and changes to done. The story was written by Jo- make the plat into a joint city and seph F. Poland, a noted writer of school athletic field. screen stories whose successes are It is claimed this would make an numerous. almost ideal athletic field for school Howard M. Mitchell directed the and city and would be maintained production and has done excellent by both, lessening the expense to the work with good material. city, which now maintains the park. From advance reports the story is woven in a novel way, and the solution of the plot is retained until the cor-Willf- am - re-at- er lat-Ce- nt -- 5 -- Mosquito Abatement Soon Possible Here . portions of Mosquito-Infeste- d .Pro- vo City may obtain relief from the FRIENDS BY RADIO pest during the coming season under the provisions of the mosquito abatement measure that has just become "Hello, Provo, were the words a law and which becomes effective that came through terrestrial ether 8. from Los Angeles at 11:30 oclock May The bill was introduced during the last night, as a preamble to a vocal days of the session by Senarecital by Miss Ruth Partridge, for- closing S. M. tor Winder of Salt Lake,1 havmer Provo girl and daughter of Pro- ing been prepared by E. W. Senior, fessor E. D. Partridge of the B. Y. U. an attorney of that city, and fostered She broadcasted three songs from by the Salt Lake Chamber of ComK. F. I., Los Angeles central sta- merce and the state board of health. It is purely an enabling act; and tion which were distinctly and clearthe machinery whereby. If provides staat several ly heard here receiving is there sufficient popular sentiment tions, but particularly well at the its favor, mosquito abatement dishome of J. B. Dalton, Prova East in may be created and financed Bench, Pleasant Vffew ward, were a tricts of the mosquito for the friends had gathered and also destruction number of her breedfor eliminationof the In anticipation of the event. enor other by places ing drainage Is Miss Partridge completing her gineering means. Salt Lake intermusical education in Los Angeles ests have been particularly desirous anti - Is possessed of a splendid so- of such In view of the apparaction, prano voice. With more than a lo- ently Increasing annual plague of cal reputation before she left, her uncomwhich life make friends expressed themselves as as- mosquitoes in that city to a largo detonished at her wonderful advance- fortable gree during certain seasons of the ment and the evident enrichment oT It is general in its applicayear. As she sang, her tion her vocal powers. will undoubtedly be taken and teacher as pianist accompanied her., of In other parts of the advantage Mr. Walton announced. Tonight, three-hour there was to be a special program from Los Angeles and San Francisco stations alternating, and j -- I Many Contracts for in Utah e s j r , I AW, WHATS THE USE if You FORMER PROVO SINGER human interest Grace Darmond, will be shown at the Is A story with real B. De Milles Cecil Adams Rib," Strand theater, tonight and Tues- latest Paramount which is coming to day. It. is hailed as a monumental the Columbia theater tonight ar.d thriller, and is said to be the most Tuesday. The theme of the producweird, strange and sensational fea- tion is the untanglement of the afture of its kind ever produced. fairs of a husband and wife by their Thousands of uncivilized natives young daughter, a typical example of revealing their fantastic ceremonies the sensible type of the modern girl. and savage dances, and thousands of Anna Q. Nilsson, as Mrs. Ramsay, -' vwlld animals iq the vast forest the wife of Michael Ramsay, a prosin the stretches play prominent parts perous Chicago business man played TUESDAY film. The story is declared to be by Milton Sills, has taken a fancy to full of realism and Intensely dramatic M. Jaromir (Theodore Kosloff), the Her hus- situations. exiled king of Morania. Grace Darmond, known to thou- - ' band, fearing that he is going to lose sands of motion picture enthusiasts her, hits upon a plan to have Jaro-a- s both a serial and feature screen mirs country recall him to the Principal Mitchell reported that the player, narrowly escaped death in throne. school would take care of all the la- order that the camera might record Morania is In need of funds, and bor in making the change except re- a daring hazardous incident. Deep Ramsay r an enormously rich man, moving of the trees. It was pointed into the jungle went the company of buys up all the wheat in Morania out that this could be handled with players, and as a terrific storm broke and in return they recall Jaromir to no expense as the timber would pay loose Miss Darmond found herself his throne, and he is thus gotten out on the howdah of a temperamental of the way. His wife returns to him, for the removal. The entire council with the mayor elephant, after realizing that her interest in a female elephant said to Jaromir was Impressed with the idea. was only a passing fancy. If Tusko, sudden-abl- e The the change Is made it Is very prob- - be the largest in the world,Miss played by Pauline daughter, Dar-trac- k saves the mother from dis that the Utah county high school ly bucked and stampeded. Garon, and field meet this year will mond,was catapulted into, the air and covery while she is at the apartment mind of the king. Ramsay sees his wifes it was hoped that Miss Partridge be held here. only her quick presence of head-Sh45c Wool on the table. Mathilda would sing again. saved her from landing on her pocket-boo- k mid-a- ir a in somersault curtain the turned behind from out pops Doubtful RsoommendfttlttV her return from and sustained a number of injuries where she and her mother are con- toms Inspection on Sheepmen are in optimistic mood A London newspaper contain) in one Europe steps up and professes his to the remain is she her the that cealed that and compelled conditions continue to Improve, says vertisement of an old English love. Mathilda and heiare married,1 care of a nurse for fully two weeks. that came to visit Jaromir. to Thomas Austin, one of according be sold, which begins In the it turns out, well in the introduced to an The spectator-iis completely taken back, and everything Ramsay is the to the Jaromir thanks prominent sheepmen of Utah, end, girl. Twelve bedrooms, four sitting outpost village on the border of the and tells her that she is an outcast style Los Angeles stock who the visited a fat princess Proby marrying on of punished the border the her. no man would room, ittgljfe African village rooms, paneled dining marry and while he and his last week, his land. in him yards native nooks, dower chests, eta, and sud- African jungle. Here a half caste fessor Nathan Reade (Elliot Dexter)- awaiting are De in Mille this production, family Mr. spending a short visit in known as Numa, The Lion, whom Mathilda had met at the cusMr. Austin denly breaks off from the catalog of Malay over California. scene Southern a vision of sort inserted .has thousands of natives. To areancient blessings with this modernism : rules the mdst conditions that bacchanal to says the noted Chieftain comes a party uncle, stampedes and tears through- similar the of during any scene j But, owing to electric light, no ghost. the Malay in period promising fol showing that incidents The Manslaughter, a caravan to make a myste- the jungle. com- - past three years, at least. as man One hardly knows whether this ex- seeking of life the the and come and low primitive fast furious, of the rious mission into the heart Quite a few contracts have been beings. ception will add to or detract from the jungle. The Chieftain furnishes the spectator is even furnished with pared to that of presenttoday made for the spring wool clip at note that pulling power of the announcement. caravan to Brandon, an American views of a realistic earthquake, never You will be surprised 42 to 46 cents a, pound, from since the centuries have while prices passed before filmed for a motion picture. Outlook. guide, on condition that he return of contracts at 45 bulk the with love cave affairs the era to the of man, addition in The cast, in him to supporting beautiful Marjorie Stanley Nature's Provision for Owls. Mr. Austin.' Last year now said are race cents, Richhuman entire of the Miss Darmond, includes Jack addition to a share of the spoils. from 25 to 35 our sold wool were the in same as Owls, in addition to their eyelids, mostly much McCulthe as Philo they the A storm overtakes the caravan ardson, heavy. of the winter Most cents a screens sidewise, that draw, pound. of the stegosaurus unglatus, have they into the jungle. The natives lough, as the hero, Robert Agnes, as time to marmoved been have fed lambs armored the or in across the eyes, to shut out the light moving plain English flee in terror. The bucking elephant, a young society man, Derelys Perdue, 1 ket. dinosaur. while they sleep In the daytime. carrying Marjorie, her sister and her as Marjories sister. fie Strand TONIGHT DARK SECRETS ACTS PANTAGES VAUDEVILLE SENDS VOICE TO HER JVIU AUdlll Grace Darmond Featured fat Story Revealing Savage African Neiv Cecil B. Do Mille Picture Takes Ceremonies. One Back to the Caveman ' Period. "A An African Jungle picture, - of the most Interesting photoplays that has been booked fcA the Princess theater this season. KOSLOFF At the Columbia, Tonight and Tuesday. Shows 2:30, 4, : be one NILSSON end THEODORE CL. Cecil R DcMillfi's paramount Cficturs' grief-stricke- It is sai44 t DOROTHY DALTON, in ; last few scenes. !. o WEDNESDAY PANTAGES VAUDEVILLE mind-readin- - DeMill oa ( Adam's Ri rk different. , . 'm,Cecil GRACE DARMOND es . The Truth About Flappers Most Thrilling: and Sensational Wild Animal Picture ever Filmed Featuring Pantages Offers Program of Wit, Song and Dance . 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