NEW FEATURES
OPEN TONIGHT
AT THEATRES
“Smilin’ Through" Shows
at Capitol—“Thunder
in Night." Coliseum
Starring Norma Shearer. Predric
March and Leslie Howard. "Smilin’ i
Through" opens at the Capitol
Theatre tonight. New bill at the
Coliseum Theatre is "Thunder in:
the Night,” starring Edmund Lowe. I
In “Smilin’ Through." Miss Shear-1
er plays a dual role, a feat which |
duplicates that of Jane Cowl who
starred in the original New York
stage production. Miss Shearer por
trays both the tragic Moonyeen in
the hoop-skirted Victorian sequences
and Kathleen Sheridan in the mod
ern scenes.
“Thunder in the Night" is a fas- !
cinating mystery melodrama in
which the whirlwind action of the 1
film covers a brief six hours in |
the life of a Budapest detective.;
Prom the murder of a man in a
hotel during a stormy evening, the j
trail of clues leads Lowe to the;
palace of the President of the
Cabinet.
TONSILECTOMY
Mrs. Harold Stabler and her son 1
Stanley underwent tonsilectomy op
erations at St. Ann's Hospital this ■
morning.
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DOUGLAS BEATS
ELKS; UMPIRES
HAVE INNINGS
Postponed Game Scheduled
for Tonight — Elks
Meet Legion
And—did the umpire-baiters have
a good time last night? In a tight
ball game that saw both managers
entering protests and both teams
tangling with the umpires half of
the time, Douglas took its second
victory over the Elks, 2 to 0.
