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TUBES
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ARTHUR L. RYAN CO.
II Http St IS. 751 Mm
DAYS
Starting
Mon. Feb. 4
TONIGHT
last showing of
“PALACE OF THE KING”
THURSDAY
“The 6:50” with Niles Welch
and
VAUDEVILLE
FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
DOLLAR B
A surging romance of the
skipper’s kid—and a woman,
with
ANNA Q. NILSSON
and a great cast
CLYDE COOK COMEDY
“Wet and Weary”
SUNDAY NIGHT
SEE
WILLIAM
FAIRBANKS
in
“The Law Rustlers”
from the story by W. C.
Tuttle which appeared
in “Adventure”
A George Arliss Picture is -
An Event in Films
In the Gilded Palace of the Orient’s Greatest Lover
—an English beauty trapped
—an Army officer fighting for the honor of his name
—a secret plot for military aid intercepted
—the treachery of the Rajah’s butler
Thrills and romance crowd this spectacular motion picture adap
tion of the famous stage success. Here’s a masterpiece of enter
tainment.
DISTINCTIVE PICTURES CORPORATION^**#*
with ALICE JOYCE
DAVID POWELL and HARRY T. MOREY
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BLANCH ARD-JOLICOEUR
At St. John’s church, Plainfield, on
Monday at 7.30 Lionel Blanchard of
So. Grosvenorale and Miss Bernadette
Jolicoeur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
hdmond Jolicoeur of Plainfield were
united in marriage by Rev. Richard
P Morrissey. The bride wore a gown
of white crepe de chine, carrying a
bridal bouquet of roses, sweet peas
and carnations. The ushers at the
church was A. Loiselle. The child
ren of Mary society attended the cer
emony in a body and at the service
the bride gave up her Children of
Mary ribbon, receiving in its place a
ribbon symbolical of the St. Anne’s
society.
