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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 23, 1923 MEIGHAN COMING Alissing] Millions'' Is Big Alice Brady Pretty Paramount Star; Real Thriller FILM ANSWERS QUESTION “WHOM SHALL 1 MARRY?” If Your Soul Is Not Already Dead This New Picture Will Rejuvenate It ■The question of whom to marry would be easily answered by any person with the! vjision given to “The Man Who Saw Tomorrow,” Thomas Meighan’s new Paramount picture ocming to the Opera House next Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. Meighan, playing the part of Burke Hammond, a wild son of a distinguished English family, roams the South seas until, upon a lone ly island, he falls in love with an old pirate’s daughter. No sooner has he won her affection than he is involuntarily carried away aboard a yacht to New York. Ham mond does not forget his South Sea beauty. He writes, telling her he will return some day. Meanwhile his father arrives in New York with ‘a propsition that the young Englishman marry an heiress. She appears and, to make things hard er, also comes the girl from the South Sea island. Whom to marry? Hammond is helped by a professor who shows what would happen if he married the heiress and what would happen if he married the pirate’s daughter. So Hammond came! to earn the title of “The Man Who Saw Tomorrow.” How he sees “Tomorrow” forms perhap the most engrossing part of this al together entrancing picture. Lea trice Joy plays opposite the star. Thomas Meighan Has Problem in “The Man Who Saw Tomorrow” Lives there a man with soul so dead who never has thrilled to the melodrama of a finely produced crook photoplay? Is there a picture lover in Americus who after see ing Alice Brady in “Missing Mil lions,” a new Paramount picture which will be shown at the Opera House next Monday and Tuesday, will venture the opinion that crook films have no appeal? Not when such a star and such a picture are presented, we confidently predict. Here’s some of the story: Marv Dawson, the heroine, is a Oa M i! ■i ,SH \ M '‘ v " ww wF ■■W f Iw I ' r Thomas Meighan mt/* paramount tyteture "The Maa Who Saw Tomorrow' crook and the daughter of a re loimcd burglar. Every time she makes a haul, however, her kind heart gets the better of her. She gives back the loot, be it diamonds or bullion cubes. Jim Cantwell, double-crossing financier, becomes mixed up in Mary’s affairs. She steals his wife’s di:|nonds with the aid of her sweetheart, Boston Blackie. The same night her fath er, returning from the farm, is ar rested by mistake for an attack on Cantwell. Mary promises to retrun the diamond if her father is re leased. Cantwell gets the diamond but sends Dawson to prison. In revenge Mary plans to steal the bullion cubes which England is rending Cantwell to save him from financial ruin. The trusting pursuer falls in love with Mary, which permits her to get impressions of the strong room keys. This permits a clean-up. But the pursuer gets the third degree Mary gives away twenty-four thou sand, all that remain in the dime savings bank, to her avaricious pals. She returns the gold—but what follows the picture reveals. David Powell is leading man and Frank Losee is seen as Cantwell. Others in the cast are Riley Hatch, John B. Cooke, Wililam B. Mack, Alice May, Coope Cliffe, Sidney Dean, Beverly Travers and Sidney Herbert. POULTRY SALE SCHEDULED TIFTON, June 23.—Another co operative poultry sale will be held here on June 26, it is The last sale cleared 8,500 pounds of poultry and brought $1,915.87. BRAGG’S MARKET Choice Meats—Best Service Beef, Pork, Veal. Tender and Toothsome. Give us orders early for a choice roast. Red Snapper fish again this week, and a variety of other good things for your menu. Ask us. We Buy Choice Beef Cat tle, hence our good quality fresh meats. Qur Phone No. 181 , /fl /J ice Bradtj and. Dauid Powell Ln a, Scene from th? 9’ara.nwu.nt Qi.cUi.re 'Missing Millions’ Dudley’s Opera House Monday and Tuesday ALICE;BRADY In “ Missing] [Millions ” | Never has this popular star role better suited to 1 cr vivacious talents. A Boston Blackie thriller in aaSgffift winch she goes to sea to steal $5,000,1)00. David Powell in j • , JraMafe the cast. A romance jammed . with excitement. Ihe tale of W '«l a Brand-new type of "Gold y Digger.’’’ If your soul is not [fv '■£ : entirely dead this picture will L-•• rejuvenate it. On this program is a Cameo Comedy, a guaranteed laugh producer. 8,000 feet of thrills and laughter. Summer prices I Oc and 20c. Show’s start, afternoon 3:00; night 7:30. nUDIEY'S QPERA Wednesday and Thursday ' ST- ■ O I iSBcIIWa'I! I \ \\ -< 'll" l!!li!| l ji ADOLPH* S “ ‘■Thomas jVieighan Qfte Man Who Saw Tomorrow" , Cl (paramount (picture Thos. Meighan as a rich, romantic rover who can t choose between two beautiful women. The brilliant cast includes Leal.ice Joy, Eva Novak, June Ellvidge and Theodore Rob erts. • - - J*— V - «r • V »■ *• Summer Prices, loc and 20c /Afternoon Show Starts at 3 o'clock. ~ Night Show Starts at 7:30 o’clock. A THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER ANSLEY’S Americus, Ga. JUNE Six More Days... ■MHSaaMMBBHq IMMnBBaBIMaaRgaBnBngHMaMWEni OUR DETERMINATION to make THIS June the largest n. volume of business in our history will mean much to YOU. YOU who want either — • Ready-to-Wear Garments or PIECE GOODS TIS way ahead already—but we’ll make the LAST SIX DAYS more than interesting—Just to pile up a still greater volume and clear out all READY-TO-WEAR and all REMNANTS OF PIECE GOODS. .4, About VALL'KS Sl7 s(| oii R()0 f O FORMER VALUES eoi - nn <piArn jl -o prices to $35.00 for $10.50 and tn Some Cases, VA {^ ES $45.00 for $14.75 we ll Clear All —————r SILK DRESSES i VA Io ES $50.00 FOR $19.75 from Lotvest values <f7C nA . _ r to Best to j)/5.00 for SZ4-/5 ALL Offerings are NEW SPRING TOGS .«(. Cent OFF PINE ■■■■■■■■ + ALL COTTON GOODS WILL BE OFFERED AT GREATER REDUCTIONS Than We've Ever Made This Early in the Season A—» —M On Five Center Tables on the First Floor We’ll Carry On A PERFECT AIHRL M IND CLEARANCE S REMNANTS F• Kinds Linens * FIoUSC Black-White Afc Cool P. alI ? ty At Dots-Wldte Voiles Dresses Trimmings $3-50 DresSCS Swisses s7-50 Cool Ti™ 5 $5.00 Cool At Ginghams 1O and ilflQll Dresses Organdie $6.50 Dresses Voiles SIU.n THE LAS! SIX DAYS IN JCNE TOC 5110CLD....... VISIT. A NSLEY’Q S »T Wl lERE K-F Charged PAGE FIVE ROUND-TRIP "SUMMER FARES! From Americus. Ga. C ,* ■ ■if. Going and returning via. ’ > Savannah and ship I! New York $57.18 . Boston $69.74 Philadelphia $51.70 Baltimore $46.15 Going via Savannah and shir returning rail or vice versa New York $63.6C Boston $78.65 Fares to other resorts propor tionately reduced. Tickets in clude meals and berth aboard • ship. For sailing dates, accommoda tions and other information ap ply to Ticket Office, C. of Ga. I station. Phone George Andcr- I son, Agent. Central of Georgia Ry. Ocean Steamshio Co. B 1 M. &M. T. Company I ■aaHHBMBHHIHMHBMaHHraHBBEU* Clean Up! | For a few days only SI.OO size Beil’s Silver Polish 50c YOUREX SILVER SAVER, reg ular price 50c, introductory price 25c They keep £our silver nice and clean when packed away. Think of having your silverware ready for use after packed away for six months. Thos. L. Bell Jeweler and Optician —— — ■ -1 , , - I H rnbhJ Compton’s Bicycle Shop F irst Class Repairing Parts of All Kinds. New and Second-hand bicycles for sale DR. S. F. STAPLETON VETERINARIAN Office in Chamber of (.ammerce Phone 8 Residence Phone 171 FOR QUICK SERVICE AND HEAVY HAULING PHONE 121 WOOTTEN TRANSFER CO. Office in Americus Steam Laun dry SOUTH JACKSON STREET Our Motto: “GIVING all we can for what , we get, instead of getting all we can for what we give.” Jennings Bros. Dry Cleaning, Steam Pressing Finest Shoe Repairing Phone ’’Seben-Fo-Nine’’ Special Sale Your choice of any SI.OO and I 6 1.25 beads and ear drops at 50 | cents, each. The higher priced I beads and ear drops will be sold I at half price. ; See our line of Whiting's Society Stationery. Americus Jewelry Co. • WALLIS MOTT, Mgr. i ~ ~~~ LOANS made on improved farm lands at cheapest rates for term of 5,7 or 10. years with pre-payment option given. Money secured promptly. We have now outstanding over $1,100,000.0 on farm in Sum ter county alone, with plenty more to lend. MIDDLETON M’DONALD I Correspondent Atlanta Trust Com pany in Sumter, Lee, Terrell, I 1 Schley, Macon, Stewart, Randolph I . and Webster bounties. 21 . Ga - ic> 89 or 211.

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Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, June 23, 1923, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5