story
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CAPITOI
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Parrotville Old Folks
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‘'CARNIVAL” IS BILL
ON SCREEN, COLISEUM
With a cast containing some of
screenland's most outstanding play
ers, “Carnival,” a Columbia pic
ture, opened yesterday at the Coli
;eum. Lee Tracy, Jimmy Durante,
.'Sally Eilers and two-and-one-lialf
year-old Dickie Walters, who makes ,
his motion picture debut in this
production, are the principal ^play
ers.
Tracy once again turns in a fine
performance as Chick Thompson.
The famous Durante offers plenty
of comedy relief and his schnozzola
and various and familiar antics
are again in evidence, Sally Eilers
is a beautiful "Daisy" and offers a
commendable portrayal. But as
' Poochy," Dickie Walters is. bound
to win the hearts of all. His lines
are spoken like a veteran. Walter
Lang's direction is noteworthy.
NOTICE
Hoo&eftolders are asked to report
promptly to City Clerk or Police
Department cases of solicitors or
salesmen making calls at private
residences contrary to law. Begging
is strictly prohibited,
I. GOLDSTEIN,
—adv. Mayor.
The great plains drought this
spring resulted in an exodus of cat
tle to more favorable areas twice
as great as that of a year before.
About 91,000 head were shipped out.
“LITTLE MINISTER”
CAPITOL’S FEATURE
Ever since Maude Adams human
ized the lovable character of Bab
bie in Sir James Barrie's neverto
be-for gotten story and play. ‘The
Little Minister,” this quaint docu
ment has endeared itself to the
theatre-goers everywhere.
And now Katharine Hepburn has j
made a plendid interpretation of j
the story as her new starring ve-.
