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Special Features At The Movies This
Week; Alice Terry and Lewis
Stone At Palace Monday
Human Monkeys Tuesday, Special Western At the
Strand Theatre Every Day.
ductions from weird fantastic tales
to stories of great tragedy, and
!NT — Two unfurnished
suitable for light house-
Call at 172 Grady
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“The Haunted Woman.*’ Comedy
“The Village School.”
Thursday—John Lowell “Flood
Gates.”
Friday— (Big Double Show)—
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"The Bandit’s Baby.” The Pace
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ALICE TEr.RY AND LEWIS
STONE 1'ALACE SPECIAL
MONDAY.
< Gaea fo ine rai&ce, mommy
•Special, was made by Victor Sea-
trom* who together with Agnes
Christine Johnstone adapted it
from “Kings in Exile,” Alphonse
Daudets’ famous story.
“Confessions of a Queen” is a
I powerful story of love and intri
gue. In tempo and theme it ‘
like Seastrom’s two preceding
:*e WHO oets diappou. nc.iuu.
to that time he was director in
chief with a Swedish motion pic
ture company located in Stock
holm, where he established him
self as a director of unusual abil
ity by handling all types of pro-
LAKE
DIXIE
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and to 12 P. M.
Every Day and Night
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.MOTOR CO.
Authorized Dealer
Phone 1097-EClayton St
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I but th» best and cheapest way to travel
is to rule in our cars. RENT ONE-
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Model 59 Cadillac, re-condi-
tioned, new paint, new top
nnd good tires. A bargain-
Two Buick Touring Cars
good condition, cheap.
Buick Sedan, new paint and
good condition. A bargain.
King Eight Roadster, four new
_tircs, looks good and
good.
CRANE-HENSON
MOTOR CO.
Phone 1711.
BASEBALL GOODS.
Scooters .. .. $3.90 and $6.73
Coaster Wagons $2.90 to $7.90
Velocipedes .. $3.73 to $14.00
still others of light bubbling com
edy.
The cast of “Confessions of a
Queen” is headed by Alice Terry
S'one, John Bowers and
Helena d’Algy.
BIG PICTURE COMEDY ON
THE DARWINIAN THEORY
AT PALACE TUESDAY.
Did man descend from the mon
key? Docs this really explain
many of the monkey-like trait?
n shows? Is the monkey smart-
than man in -nomc subjects
wherein instinct is superior tc
knowledge? Who can be the fun
nier, man or monkey? Which
species does more absurd things?
Theso and many other question?
re raised /J>y the unique photo
play feature, “Dafwirt Was Right,”
the latest WiUia'm Fox‘screen hit
which is billed as the attraction
at the Palace Tuesday. Raise 1 in a
pirit of fun and in the midst of
irrestibly funny situations, they
said to lie all the more impres
and this is heralded as one
of the few out-and-out ^cornedie:
make people ponder a popular
subject with seriousness after
wards. ,
JACK LONDON’S “ADVEN
TURE 4 ’ AT PALACE
WEDNESDAY.
Those who read Jack London’s
famous South Sea storv. “Adven
ture,” and are looking forward tc
seeing Paramount’s screen version
of it, may be sure of one thing-:
There is plenty of good old-fash-:
ioned melodramatic action in the
picture- _
The proof of this is conclusive
and is herewith presented:
Twenty-three dubs- sixty-one
spears, eighteen hows, forty-one
boomerangs, twelve axes, two
morning-stars and twenty-eight
stone hatchets were but a few of
the many primitive weapons used
by the natives of the South' Seas
during the filming of this produc
tion under the direction of Victoi
I .uu.H ui me uuuvc-mentioned
death-dealing instruments were
needed for a cannibal head-hunt
scene in which two hundred blacks
took part. Equipping these men
with weapons in keeping with the
section of the world they were te
represent required weeks of search
by the studio property department
Several persons, it was found
had private collections of spears,
boomerangs and axes. These col
lections were rented from their
owners. To these were added the
private collections of Victor Fle
ming, producer, and Pauline
Starke, featured player, both of
whom had been on previous visit? *
to the South Seas. ’
"Adventure is an exciting and •
thrilling as the title would* leac
to believe. Matching' the
story in strength is the powerful
east of popular players, which in
clude such favorites as Tom Moore.
Pauline Starke, Wallace Beery
and Raymond Hatton.*
“Confessions of a Queen.” Pathe
Sport Review-
Tuesday—Dan Mason and Hu
man Monkeys in a Comedy Sur
prise, “Darwin Was Right.” News
Views.
Wednesday—Tom Moore, Paul
ine Starke- Wallace Beery, in
“Adventure” News Events.
Thursday and Friday (Extraor
dinary)—Blanche Sweet, Roland
Coleman. “His Supreme Moment.”
fW W«aF>n1« (f>vr*orfy. “Hi*.
Business-”
Saturday—(Monte Blue, Marie
Prevost, “The Dark Swan.” Com
edy, “Wide Awake.”
Strand—
Monday—Buddy Roosevelt (Wes
tern) “Rip Roaring Roberts.” Pa
the Review.
Tuesday—Dick Hatton (Wes
tern) “Secrets of the Black Can
yon.” "Sunken Silver” Extra.
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THIS WEEK AT
THE MOVIES.
Palace—
Monday (Special Showing)—
Lewis Stone and Alice Terry in
Un.on Hardware Skates, Dog
Harness, Leads and Collars.
Baby Carriages Re-tired, Auto
Pumps Repaired.
ATHENS CYCLE CO.
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WINTER IS COMING AGAIN
Vapor Heating Stoam Heating
Hot Water and Areola Heating
Oa Terms If Desired.
Plumbing That Is First Class
and At Reasonable Prices.
We have just finished Holman Hotel and Commercial
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