There is nothing on the American
stage today quite like "Eyes of
Youth," either in size, beauty or clev
erness. The play tells a story replete
with captivating heart interest, the
scenic effects are startling in their ex
cellence, and the 18 characters neces
sary to its production have been se
lected from the very best material ob
tainable. There will be two performances
daily the first at 2:15 in the after
noon and the second at 8:15 in the
evening. The performances will be
almost continues as a revolving stage
will be employed upon which the set
tings will be erected on one-half while
the act is being shown on the other.
The curtain will be lowered for a
few minutes only to allow the stage
to be turned about when the play
will be resumed..
TO THE "JFSTFRS"
LONG life.
MORE fun.
KEEP young.
LAUGH a lot
SING a lot
EAT a lot
MORE power
TO you all.
AS ever,
D. J. L.
WEST ED.
As thrill after thrill Is reflected
upon the silver sheet at the "West
End theatre today, where "The Pop
py' Girl's Husband," a new Artcraft
picture with William 8. Hart as star
is being shown, spectators are im
pressed by the versatility and artistry
of the famous actor In this offer
ing Mr. Hart rises to new heights,
carrying the spectators out of them
selves and transporting them to the
very scenes depicted so graphically
In the story.
Larry Scmon, the funny Vitegraph
comedian scream entitled "Well I'll
Bo ," which will take the grouch
out of anybody.
