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THE BANNER, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER. 21, 1915.
5,000 PEOPLE. 3,000 HORSES. MAGNIFICENT SETTINGS. BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES. $500,000.00 COST OF PRODUCING
Most Stupendous Spectacle Ever Staged In America
In Six Magnificent Acts .
ESSANAYS
PRESENTS
“IN THE PALACE OF THE KING”
By F. MARION
CRAWFORD
ESSANAY
PHOTOPLAYS
A Wonderful Masterpiece that Brings to Lite the Old Spanish Court of King Philip II. of Spain With All Its Glorious
Beauty and Grandeur, Its Thrilling Love Romances, Royal Plots and Intrigues
Featuring Richard C. Travers
Leading Man in “The White Sister" and “The Man Trail,” and All Star
Cast of Essanay Favorites
Harold MacGrath
Never Wrote a More Interesting and Thrilling
Adventure Story Than His
“The Voice
In The Fog”
Suppose you were left a title, a small
fortune, and a valuable necklace, through
peculiar circumstances you were forced to
allow another to use the title, and you were
suspected of stealing the necklace, and
wound up by marrying your pretty employer.
JESSE L. LASKY HAS PICTURIZED
"The Voice of the Fog”
PRESENTING
Donald Brian -
Of "Merry Widow” Fame & Company of Lasky Film Stars
See it
MONDAY
Does Athens Want
$2.00 Photo Plays?
We believe that she want's the very best and is willing to pay for
value received. For this reason we have| jclosed a contract with the
TRIANGLE FILM CORP. for the exclusive control of their productions in
Athens. These productions consist of photoplays directed by Griffith, Ince
and Sennett, the three greatest directors in the world. They are at pres
ent the sensation in New York at the Knickerbocker, Philadelphia at the
Chestnut St. and Chicago at the Stu debaker, at prices of $2.00 for the
best seals.
Our first offering will 'be—
SC>
THE LAMB”
Featuring DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
“MY VALET”
FeSturing RAYMOND HITCHCOCK AND MABEL NORMAND
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(Full details of opening and prices of admission will be announced
later.
The Elite Theatre
Triangle Fine Art Photo Plays Will Be Shown Ex
clusively at This Theatre.
TTHE FIRST TIME in the history oE the
* Silent Drama that Two Stars oE such
Individual Importance Have Been Jointly
Presented in a Photoplay.
JOHN MASON
AND
HAZEL DAWN
In the Eminent Dramatic Success
“The Fatal Card”
An Intensely Powerful Drama of the East
and West, Telling of a Father's Supreme
Sacrifice for His Daughter's Love, and of
the Lengths a Determined Woman Will Go
to Save the Life and Honor of the Man
She Loves. '
A Paramount Production
The Famous Star oE Stage and Screen
Robert Warwick
In An Unusual and Thrilling Drama of
Modern Society Life
Most Talked About Star on Broadway Today
WILLIAM FOX Presents
Vaieska Suratt
“The Flash of an Emerald
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The Best Gowned Actress in the World with William E.
Shay in the Amazing Photo Play
THE SOUL OF BROADWAY
THE SUPERB EMOTIONAL STAR
Mme. Olga Petrova
In the Supreme Drama
“My Madonna 9 ’
Directed by Herbert Brenon
Adapted from the Pcem by Robert W„ Service
One of the Screen Sensations of the Year
Wednesday
IDA
With “NEAL OF THE NAVY”
SATURDAY
OUR NEW HEATING SYSTEM
JUST INSTALLED ASSURES AB
SOLUTE COMFORT AT ALL
TIMES.
“Where the Better Kind of Photo Plays Are Shown”
OUR NEW. HEATING SYSTEM
JUST INSTALLED ASSURES AB
SOLUTE COMFORT AT ALL
TIMES.
ATHENSCITY HOSPITAL
The voters of Athens are urged to
me out and oast their votes for the
thene City Hospital. There will
i an election for this purpose held
i December 1, the same day that the
ayor and aldermen are elected.
The hospital committee, through
e kindness and courtesy of one of
ir progressive merchants, sent many
pewritten letters to various towns
>out the size of Athens asking about
ty hospitals, the cost, etc. All the
lswers voiced a note of surprise that
down with the progressive spirit
thens has evinced along other lines
L ould be minus a city hospital.
«AU the towns and cities heard from
insider their city hospital an ab*
ilute necessity. In most of the cities
e pay wards pay over half the ex*
inse of running the hospital. The
iarity wards 'tenable the city to care
telligently for the poor. The low
iced wards enable the person of
oderate means to take advantage of
ispital treatment.
Raleigh, N. C., has a fifty-bed hos
pital, sixteen of these beds devoted
to charity.
Brunswick, Ga., has a fifty-bed hos
pital, twenty private beds, thirty
charity beds.
'Macon, Ga., has a twenty-five bed
hospital, sixteen charity beds, for
white folks, twenty for colored folks.
Savannah, Ga., has a sixty-five bed
hospital, thirty three private beds,
thirty-two charity. v
Nashville, Tenn., has a hundred
and fifty bed hospital only twenty of
wh^ch are private. The superintend
ent of the Nashville City hospital
says: “It it were not for our city hos
pital we do not know what woud be
come of onr indigent sick.”
Sven as small a place as Hunts
ville, Ala., has a twenty bed hospital,
for which the town gave the building
and a maintenance fund of fifty dol
lars a month.
Athens? Believe me, Athens has
'
a qjuesCion mark after pier name.
These towns ask “How do you get
along without a city hospital?”
Had you ever stopped to think how
we do get along without a city hos
pital?
We can’t get along much longer.
Athena MUST have a city hospital.
—F. C. O.
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The driest place In the world Is
thpt portion of Egypt between the two
lower tails of the Nile. Raid has never
been known to fall there.
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The World’s
Greatest to.be
at the Elite
When Thomas (H. ince, D. W. Grif
fith and Mack Sennett pooled their
moving picture interests, experience
and stars they came pretty near cor
nering the market on the players who
have made the moving picture busi
ness what it ds in this country to
day. These three producers have
given the American public some of the
world’s best pictures and one of Grif
fith’s—“The Birth of a Nation”—is
now breaking all previous records for
attendance and managers the country
over are making flatterings bids for
Its releases. Thos. H. Ince’s name
is legion in the moving picture world
while Mack Bennett’s name is bne
that should produce a laugh Itself for
the side splitting comedies he has
given the screen with such stars as
John Bunny, Mabel Normand, Roscoe
Arbuckle, ©yd Chaplin, Mack Swain,
Mae Bush and a score of others.
Theatredom’s £in§at talent is to be
found in the array of players who
have been brought into the pictures
that the Triangle company will give
to the movie lovers. These players
are to appear in three styles pf pic
tures and have been divided into the
Trtangue—Fine Arts Stars, the Tri
angle Kay Bee Stars, and the
Triangle Keystone Stare. In the first
we have puch* well known celebrities
as De Wolf Hopper, Thomas Jeffer
son, Orrin Johnson, Mae Marsh,
Norma Talmadge—and I am so glad
this charming little star is back with
Us again—Jane Grey, Mary AJden,
John Emerson, Douglas Fairbanks,
Lillian Gish, Dorothy Gish, Frank
Campeau and a number of others.
In the Kay-iBee constellation are to
be found (Bessie EBdrriscale, Mary An
derson, Billie Burke, William S. Hart,
and this star will be remembered In
Athens as making a great hit in the
“Virginian’ at the Colonial when this
play was more than a ten, twenty,
thirfy production -Frank Ke_enan, Wil
lard itoack, Jack Standing, William H.
Thompson, William Desmond, Bruce
McRae and then still others. Now
in the funmakers* column are the real
talentti of the country and there is no
doubt but that every production
turned out from the Triangle studios
planned to he a laugh producer will be
a winner. Just look this list over and
see what’s coming to the Elite for
you—Rnyllis Alien, Roscoe Arbuckle,
Ceciie Arnold, Sam Bernard, Mae
Bush, Syd Chaplin, William Collier,
Minta Durfee, May Emory, Raymond,
Hitchcock, Joe Jackson, Fred Mace,
Mabel .Normand, Charlie Murray,
Ford Sterling, Weber and fields.
This comes pretty near running
the whole movie gamut and we won
der that Mary Pickford, Marguerite
Clark and Charlie Chaplin should get
lonely watching this outfit from the
outside.
This service opens at the Elite
theater at an early date and’wherever
it has been shown already has created
a new interest in moving pictures.
Athens is one of the few cities Its size
who have ventured to try the service
which Is being placed at such figures
as to insure the very best of pic
tures. /
•If you like to see the players you
know on the screen It will pay yon to
watch for the opening date of Jhis
serviceandTchen not miss a produc
tion.
OH AS. E. MARTIN.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, i „„
Lucas County. f **•
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City of To
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev
ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALL’S CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A D. 1888. ’
(Seal) * A. W. GLEASON,
_ .. Notary FubHc.
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