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ALAMO HAS FINE BILL FOR XMAS WEEK
3 NOTED FILMS
TO BE SHOWN IN
:?W' LOCAL THEATER
Manager Freeman, of the Ala
mo Theatre, has booked three of
the strongest and latest films for
Christmas week.
Monday and Tuesday, *. Hus
bands and Lovers” will be the at
traction, with Lewis Stone, Flor
ence Vidor and Lew Cody in the
leading roles.
Wednesday-Thursday Thomas
Meighan will be seen in “Tongues
of Flame," from the novel by
Peter Clark MacFarlane.
Friday and Saturday will be
shown the great epic o^ the days
of ’67, "North of 36" featuring
Jack Holt, Ernest Torrence, Lois
Wilson and Noah Beery.
TWO LEADING WOMEN
OPPOSITE MEIGHAN IN
. “TONGUES OF FLAME
Bessie Love and Eilen Percy
share feminine honors in support
of Thomas Meighan in hia newest
Paramount picture, “Tongues of
Flame,” coming to the Alamo
; Theatre Wednesday and Thursday.
Both girls are in love with Tom
in the picture, Miss Love as a lit
tltle Indian girl and Miss Percy
as the daughter of a millianaire.
In the picture Meighan haa the
role of a returned doughboy who
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town.
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♦ MEMORABLE ROMANCE
OF THE OLDEN DAYS
Just as ‘‘The Covered Wagon ••
was the epic photoplay of the
days of ’49—so is “North of 36 M
a memorable romance of the days
of ’67. ii North of 36” will be
shown at the Alamo .Theater Fri
day and Saturday of Christmas
Week.
Screened on a sweeping scale
on the vast plains of Texas.
Glorifying the motion picture!
Written by America’s greatest
writer of historical fiction.
If’s there red blood in you. this
picture will whip it through your
veins.
It will thrill every American^
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The rollicking, romantic days of
'67 live again!
The picture that eveay true
American should see.
ELOPES WITH HIS
DIVORCED WIFE
One of the moBt unusual situ
ations ever used in a photoplay
marks “Husbands and Lovers," a
First National Picture, which will
be shown at the Alamo theatre
Monday and Tuesday, Lewis'
Stone, Florence Vidor and Lew
Cody are the players who take
part in the scene.
The country mansion is bril
liantly lighted and from within
comes strains of music.
a young and beautiful young wo
man, in the costume of a bride
appears on the scene. She is soon
to be married. As she is wiping a
tear from her eye she sees a form
of a man below.
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she exclaimed.
And the groom waited expect-
Saturday, December 20, 1024.
antly for his bride to appear as
she was eloping with, her former
husband.
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Miss Douglas Montgomery, who
is attending school at the Georgia
State College for Women, in Mil
ledgeville, arrived in Griffin Wed
nesday to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Montgomery, on South Hill street.