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Show Oi yaramoufu - See These Two Great Plays At The Princess Delta, Monday, Oct. 2: Lynndyl, Tuesday, Oct. 24 Deseret, Wed., Oct. 25 J A X E The plot of the play deals with Charles Shackleton who offers Jane $500 to pose as his 'wife during his uncle's approching visit. Jane, the housemaid, accepts ac-cepts the offer much to the relief re-lief of the gay young bachelor who has told his relatives he has married in order to secure an increased in-creased allowance. The inquisitive inquisi-tive old uncle benevolently inquires in-quires for "'the baby." To quiet any suspicion the conspirators fill the vacancy but unfortunately unfortunate-ly requisition the infant of a reluctant re-luctant washerwoman who does not speak good English, and in the midst of the uncle's ecstasies over the "heir to the house" the illiterate mother bursts in and demands the immediate return of her child. Repulsed, she summons the police who, finding find-ing the baby in the uncle's arms, nab him as the kidnapper. Desperate at this new contingency, contin-gency, young Shackleton throws himself at the feet of his true lady love, Lucy Norton, she is about to brave parental wrath and become his wife when she discovers the baby and the supposed sup-posed alliance with "Jane." After many screamingly fun-ny-eituations, Shackleton finally has to tell the truth and this proves the best strategy of all. The uncle is mollified, Shackel-ton Shackel-ton gets the wife he had despaired des-paired of, and "Jane" tucks away $500 for the chicken farm. Theodore Roberts, the distinguished dis-tinguished Lasky star, will be seen prominently in support of Lou-Tellegen, the celebrated ro-matic ro-matic actor in the forthcoming-production forthcoming-production of "The Unknown" a thrilling story of a fathers persecution per-secution of his son, which will ' be seen at the PRINCESS at Delta, Thursday, Oct. 26 Hinckley, Friday, Oct. 27 , Deseret, Satarday, Oct. 28 "The Unknown" is said to be one of the most unusual photo dramas ever presented to the .public, dealing as it does with the adventures of several members mem-bers of the Foreign Legion, that mysterious military organization in Algiers, which is a sanctuary where men who have met with misfortune or disgrace, may re: deem their past by bravery and honorable service. No questions are asked and no papers are required re-quired to join this organization. See These Two Great Plays JI |