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Show Coming To The LYRIC July 3rd & 4th 'H Hb ''V,H .," ' 'H BJBJBJ ' t 'W.' L?;f "', -t j .. ,. rir i '.' !( ',... ,4;Wf'-:,i jM ' 'r-.4:t"-'.- ' - t ,.-. , fv.t.jf H Sergt. Arthur Guy Jmpcy in ;H VitaLTapb'g Maeter production, 'MM OvertheTop." M. P. No. 9 ' f'Over The Top" continues its. sensational sen-sational career in leading theaters all over the country, according to reports reaching Mr. Irwin, and last week witnessed tho inauguration of an indefinite run at tho Auditorium Theater In Chicago, which promises to bo ono of the big events of tho theatrical year In the WlndyV City. Tho opening night was a sell out, according to reports, and the audience audi-ence was roused to great heights of patriotic enthusiasm by the picture. Here, as In Washington, Detroit and other big centers, extraordinary arrangements ar-rangements were made for the pres- tBBJBBJ cntatlon of the masterful production 'fH which Abcrt K. Smith tho prcsldont j of Vltgrnph has given to tho scroon , fl A naval guard or honor was on 'bI duty during the first wock of tho i run nnd on Wednesday night tho . '' theatro was turned over to the Blue lJ Devils of Franco, and tho comblna- ' tlon of the living heroes with tho H thrilling scenes of Empey and tho .H American troops in action on the VBMI screen proved on ovent of great ' magnitude. Tho newspapers of tho fH city devoted groat space to the pic- H ture and were lavish In their praise H of M |
