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About The weekly banner. (Athens, Ga.) 1891-1921 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1921)
ATHEN8 BANNER, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1921. STRAND Today “The Killer” With Claire Adams PATHE SPECIAL With News Events ELITE Today Catherine Calvert IN “Out Of The Night” AND A COMEDY is even more appealing than as the i crippled hoy In "The Miracle Man." i Jack Conway, former leading man, i lately a director, Justifies Mr. Hamp ton's opinion that he was Just the man for the hero lead. Edward Pell's performance of the Mexican Is fin- 1 Ished. A genuine treat is Tod Sloan, the famous ex-millionalre Jockey. Catherine Calvert Star At the Elite Today Some rare artistic effects in Inte riors are shown in “Out of the Night,” by E. Lloyd Sheldon, which is to be the photoplay attraction at the ! Elite Theater today, j The picture was produced by the |'Frank A. Keeney Pictures corpora- • tfon. under the direction of James i Kirkwood, and stars Catherine Cal vert, “The Lady Beautiful of the j Screen.” ' The interiors were made under the : supervision of 8. \I. 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Dealing with the fortunes of a beautiful young girl and her little brother, who are in the power of one nf tile most unusually sinister charac ters the brain of inan ever conceived, •The Killer" is replete with drama, tragedy, pathos and humor, building up to a smashing climax. Frank .Campeau was a splendid choice'for the title role.* As the cul tured gentleman with a streak of fiendish cruelty that caused him to kill uh calmly ns he went ubout the regular habits of life, he is immense. Claire Adams, who has brains «quailing bet beqjijy, .gives a finely shaded performance as the heroine. Her little brother is Frankie Lee, who A Weather Resisting Porch Paint Paint-up Week For painting Porch Floors, Steps and any exposed surfaces. Made especially to resist wear of foot and weather. Saves the wood. Dries over night with a fine lasting , gloss. ' Bright, inviting , colors. KUM MM* QUALITY No Bstter Paint in th« World Come m and get a Color C.id. 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Kentucky State at Lexington. April 30. Kentucky State at Lexington. May 5. Auburn at Athens. May 7. Auburn at Athens. May 11. Washington and Lee at Athena. May 12. Washington and Lee at Athena May 13. Mercer at Athena. May 14. Mercer at Athena. CENTRAL RY. AGENT I8 COMMENDED W. O. Bolton, agent of the Central of Georgia at Athena, has received -pedal commendation by Q. L. Can dler. assistant general manager of the road, for his record In handling freight. • Mr. Bolton Is mentioned, along with nine other agents In Georgia and Ala bama, In the March issue of "The Right Way,” the Central of Georgia magaxlne. yrasgofm** 1 **- • lh«r llchlntf tkl» OIkimi. Trr • n NM bout Ml riek. REID DRUG CO. WoT LET YOUR WANtS BE KNOWN THROUGH A WANT AD IN THE ATHENS BANNER WENDELL PILLS AMBITION BRAND To the man or woman who Is run down, tired or overworked, Wendell Bills, Ambition Brand, should be found useful as a general tonic, and as an aid to nature In bringing strength and bealtb. 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