The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 44, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 28, 1915 Page: 3 of 10
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rdmore Sunday November 28 1915.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
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THEATORIUM
ANOTHER EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG
PROGRAM THIS WEEK
TODAY SUNDAY
"The Goddess
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Third Chapter of "the Serial Beautiful'
"The Brave Deserves
The Fair"
TUESDAY
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In a brand new "Essanay" Comedy never before
shown in Ardmore
SHANGHAIED"
"RULING POWER"
Multiple Reel
"BROADWAY STAR" FEATURE
WEDNESDAY
SYDNEY AYRES and DORIS PAWN
IN
"THE MIRROR OF JUSTICE"
"STOLEN HEARTS AND NICKELS"
L-KO COMEDY
with
BILLIE RITCHIE
THURSDAY
ft
MY OLD DUTCH"
Broadway "Universal" Feature
with
FLORENCE TURNER
in the Title Role. This is one of the Best
5-reel Dramas ever shown on the screen.
FRIDAY
HELEN HOLMES
The Dare-Devil Railroad Girl in
A DESPERATE LEAP
SATURDAY
"THE PHANTOM FORTUNE"
3-part Drama with
IIOBART HENLEY
ait
Monday
J. Warren Kerrigan
The most popular Actor
on the scheen today in
the First Chapter of the
new Terrence O'Rourke
Series
"In The Palace
01 Dust"
NOTE Mr. Kerrigan
will be here every Mon-
day for three weeks in a
complete chapter of this
series.
drama and pathos of a mixed school
of rn-tty children.
Momlay v. 1 S. K. presents "The
Juggernaut" a photoplay in five parts
with plenty of thrills anil tolling
tho story of high finance. It tolls
of Philip Hardin a dissipatea pooj-
natured son of a millionaire who
forms r friendship with John Hal-
lard the son or a man killer by the
railroad controlled by Hardin's
father.
In a fight at a gambling house
Hardin is rescued by Hallard. A
blow struck by Hallard kills one of
the (ramblers. In the years that in-
tervene Hardin steps into the con-
trol of his father's estate. Hallard
becomes the district attorney of a
large city. The two clash.
In quick 'succession there nre grip-
ping melodrama) it scenes. The big
climax shows a train wreck over a
bridge true in every detail save that
it was specially staged by the Vita-
graph people for this photoplay. It
wa-t this scene that cost a consider-
able sum to produce and almost
caused the death of four actors last
fall rescued from the water after a
real struggle with death.
His work in this serial made his
name a household hword the coun-
try over and easily established him
In the front ranks of the world's
greatest photoplayers.
Air. Wilbur is at the Majestic today
in a three-part drama "The Klood
of Our Urol hers" based on a stilling
plea for peace.
Tuesday the sensational play of
stage life "llred in the Hone" a
Mutunl .Masterpicture will be here.
In this powerful story or hereditary
impulse l4rothy dish dear to the
hearts of Ulimlom plays the part of
a stage-struck girl who becomes a
celebrated actress hut at the height
of her career turns her back on suc-
cess and fame to answer the higher
call of line and home.
Regulate the boT.; tien they fail
to move properly. HKItlllMO Is an nd-
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liver and stomach and restores a tine
feeling of strength and bouyancy.
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RHEUMATISM AND ALLIEC PAINS
THEY MUST GO!
The congestion of the blood in its
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penetrates to the congestion and starts
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THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE
December 1915.
The humor of lrvin S. t'ohh seems
to rrou a little more mellow eaen
year. It may he also that we appre-
ciate It more in contrast with the viv-
id articles which i0 ms written on the
Kuropean war. At any rate there is
NOTICE!
We have just received some nice snappy samples
for the CHRISTMAS TRADE prices ranging from
$15 to $60
SUITS AND OVERCOATS made any style from
the famous MARK O. HARRIS & CO's line. We also
load in high-class cleaning and pressing.
Try others then try us. We load.
987 Phone 987
Lalhrop & Emerson
Next Door to Gas Office
WARREN KERRIGAN AT THE
THEATORIUM MONDAY
Beware cf Cheap fi-ustttuttt
In these flays of keen competition it
Is important that the public shoulc"
see that they get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and not take substitutes sold
for the sake of extra rrofit. Chamber-
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test and been approved for more than
forty years. Obtainable everywhere.
GOOD PICTURES COMING TO
THE PALACE THIS WEEK
Best Leather and Workmnnship
On Every Job ol
Shoe Repairing
Cross Electric Shoe Shop
Pbon 12.-J 8N.nl.
E CAIL fO D DtllMI
A picture that makes a strong ap-
peal to women and children who
after all supply the greater part of
patrons of motion picture theatres
in "Hearts of Men." based upon a
story written by the world famous
music composer and author Charles
K. Harris.
Although there is a great deal of
grown-up drama in this picture inter-
est will chiefly be seen we think in
the juvenile part of the feature. The
producer has called upon the services
of a gie.it many very pretty ch'Mren
rot m -it ly pr'-tty but clever actors
and actrf s(s. In the school (-ren-.
tle loves and hatreds the j alo'isies'
and the flirtations and the other i'l-
cideiits of juvenile life which we
look back upon with a smile gave
Mr Pecl:ioth the opportunity of mail-
ing fome very pretty and thrilling
scenes. You get all the comedy
With the first episode of the three-
weeks' serial "The New Adventures
of Terence O'Rourke" a breath of
interest seldom experienced has seem-
ed to permeate the whole country
for J. Warren Kerrigan is known
in every city and hamlet and the
announcement of this dominating fig-
ure in three consecutive weeks of
the best role in which he ever ap-
peared is a signal for universal re-
joicing. "The I'alace of Dust" which is the
first eposide will be shown at the
Theatorium Monday. The second epi-
side will be "When a Queen Ixived
O'Rourke" and the temptation to
love the queen Is mighty strong.
Hut there had to be a third install-
ment which is to be called "The
Road to Paradise" and his single
blessedness had to toe reserved for
that.
"The Palace of Dust" was produced
by Jacques Jaccard who also seen-
arioized the story. In Mr. Kerrigan's
support will be Carmen Phillips Ray
Gallagher Geo. Periolat and G. Ray-
mond Nye.
Not only the enthusiastic Kerri-
gan admirers but all admirers of
skillfully planned though somewhat
dexterous dramas will appreciate In
J. Warren Kerrigan's version of "Tho
Palace of Dust" one of the most
cleverly executed dramatic sensations
filmed in a long while. The picture
closes with Terence smiling sadly
as lie thinks of the fair Princess
Constantine another gem in his ad-
venturous career.
"My Old Dutch" Is the Ilroadway
Universal offering for Thursday at
this theatre. The picture Is one of
those rare photoplays that mingles
smiles and tears in a sweet and
wholesome way; that glveH the won-
derful character actor Albert Cheva-
lier a chance to do some real aetintf
the kind that grips and holds people
and sends them out of the theatre
w ith warm human feelings and friend-
J ly thoughts and gratitude to the ex-
( hibilor for the privilege. Chevalier
j is known to millions for his portrayal
of Coster characters. This play is
I founded on his most famous Coster
song ".My Old Dutch Florence Tur-
ner is as good in hfr way -as Cheva-
lier is in his and the story action
settings and photography are In keep-
ing w ith the great and deserved repu-
tation of the star. If you overlook
this one you will be sorry.
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
TO-DAY
DAVID HORSLEY
presents
Crane Wilbur
Tho Eminent Star
in
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THE "
" BLOOD OF
OF OUR
BROTHERS "
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a
Most pretentious and
Thrilling War Drama in
Multiple Reels
"FREDDY THE
FAKE FISHERMAN"
Falstaff Comedy
Monday
"THE
IDOL"
3-part
"Clipper" Drama
Featuring
HELEN ROSSON
and
E. FOREST TAYLOR
"MUTUAL WEEKLY"
News of the World
in
Motion Pictures
Tuesday
no (iH'M ion any more (hat his humor
ous short stories are by far the most
popular writing of lis kind which h.
being published ill this country today.!
The latest ixample of Mr. Cobb's Imi -j
mor is "The liold lli'iik Twins" a
short story in the December Issue of
The Ited Hook Magazine The slor; 1
deals with two wholly disreputable
but highly amusing confidence men.
This issue of The Red I took Magazine j
also contains serial novels by Itupcrt j
Hughes Meredith Nicholson and (III
belt Parker -an array of novelists by
the way such as no maga.luo has
atlempted to present heretofore and
eleven other short stories. Maude Rad-
ford Warren A. T. (.julller Couch Al-
bert l'ayson Terhune Ida M. Kvans
Kills Parker llutler Hay Sprlgle and
Jack llines are among the w riters rep-
resented In the list.
There are many peode who have a
distress In the stomach after meals.
It Is due to Indigestion and easily
remedied by taking one of Chamber-
lulus Tablets after men's. Mrs. Henry
Padghan Victor N. Y. writes: "Kor
some time 1 was troubled with head-
ache and distress In my stomach after
eating also with constipation. About
six months ngo I began taking Cham-
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action of my bowels and tho headache
and other annoyances ceased In a
short time." Obtainable everywhere.
Foxes Raised by Cat.
Among a shipment of live foxes from
Alaska on the Mariposa are two crop-
bred foxes which wero raised by an
ordlnnry ranch cat In tho Tannna val-
ley says a Seattle dispatch. The
foxes wero captured when young and
were nursed by the fellim mother
until they wero old enough to sip con-
densed milk from a platter. They aro
now largo fine looking animals. Tho
fox shipment is the largest ever made
from Alaska. The shipment two years
ago would have been worth $150000
Now it is valued at $1.0000.
Hm to Prevent Croup.
It may do a surprise to you to learn
that in many cases croup can bo pre-
vented. Mrs. II. M. Johns. Kllda Ohio
relates her experience as follows: "My
little boys Is subject to croup. DurliiR
the past winter I kept a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In the
house and when he began having that
croupy cough I would give hi m one
or two doses of It and It would break
tho attack i like It better for chil-
dren than any other cough medicine
because children take It willingly and
It is safe and reliable." Obtainable ev-
ery where.
A Tour of the
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IN THE
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THE BURTON HOLMES
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A line dropped to Mrs. K. M.
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1 have owned the llurtoii
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Principal Tulsa High School
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BOYS AMD GIRLS
THE BLOOD OF OUR
EROTHERS" -T MAJESTIC
Crane Wilbur a player of the
sixakine stage and the motion pic-
tures of unusual note will appear
hereafter in the Hor-ley three-reel
star productions for the reirular Mu-
tual program. Mr. Wilbur bring to
She Mutual program a great follow-
ing and a world of sceren experience. I
His greatest lilt was .nade in the
Pat he serial "The perils of Pauline"
in which he assumed the leading male
role playing opposite Pearl White.)
Mum CISHItWE..Uwkl1(tiTf DUIHI KoHl"
'BRED IN THE BONE'
A Mutual
Masterpicture
In 4 Parts
Featuring
DOROTHY GISH
Showing
How
a Young
Girl Answers the Call
of the
Stage
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Easley, John F. The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 44, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 28, 1915, newspaper, November 28, 1915; Ardmore, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc154387/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.