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Show BIG IIWTl ; ; ALHAMBRA SUNDAY' Any person, whether his brow be I high or low, who cannot enjoy Mark ) ! Twain's "Huckleberry Finn" is to be . i pitied. The same holds for folks who j ; cannot get nn evening of unadultcr- wr nte( P'eaRUro out of lne screen version a of this immortal work which will be ; Pbown at the Alhambra theater. The i spirit of the famous humorist and of 1 his lovable boy hero has been Ihor-? Ihor-? I oughly maintained in the photoplaj-. j " It is a sympathetically produced film " (hat follows the adventures of Huck ; accurately from the time when he and i ' Tom discover the treasure in tho cave j 1 until they return to their native vil-j vil-j i lage, sadder and wiser, but none the ,ess still "regular.Jjoys." Huek and the pjrate gang, the slave, Tim, Aunt Polly and the Widow Doug- ' las ,the "King" and the "Duke," Huck's r : ao-account father all are portrayed ' hi the picturo with a skill and under- slnnding that takes you back again to the "befo the wah" days In ihe old Mississippi valley The Mark Twain atmosphere Is there, even to the subtitles. sub-titles. Alhambra Sunday, four clays with a two-reel knockout comedy, "A Roman Scandal," where the girl martyr is strapped on the vicious bull's back. on |