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Feature Theatre Attractions For Thanksgiving Week
At the Rylaader
Mon. and Tues.
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0. C. DIXON
“By taking thought to himself,
ca na man add one cubit to his
height?” is a question as old a the’
scriptures, yet there is a man now
in Americus prepared to answer the
question in the affirmative.
0. C. Dixon, 28 years old, born
in Newark, N. J., and tailing 1: m
relf a “physical freak,” demons! ’ne
ed in the Times Recorder edit m il
rooms yesterday that he can in
crease his height at wil , between
three and four inches; increas the:
reach of his arms, extended, Ire
inches, can make either leg longer
than the other, can dis'oehte his
neck, either shoulder, either hip,
and either wrist, while his ribs : 11
appear to be “floating.”
Dixon declared his willingness to
submit to examination by organiza
tion of physicians, chiropractors or
others interested. He said that he
had been x-rayed repeatedly, and
neither scientists nor nimself could,
give any explanation of his peculiar
powers.
Dixon states that he could not
raise his head from his pillow until
he was over 18 months old. Did
iiQt take his first walking step until
the age of three, and the first time
he ever sat up was at the age of
2- years and four •month.' .
Dixon will be the feature Mon
day night and all shows Tuesday at
The Rylander Theatre ard on Mon
day afternoon will give a free ex
hibitipn in Churchwidl’s Department
Store window.
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ONE NIGHT ONLY FRI. NOV. y
First Big Musical Comedy of the Season!
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JaSuiSOO/ CHARLES LEWIS DANCESBY BEN. GRINNELL
A rollicking joyous musical comedy with a wealth of scenic and
electrical effects, beautiful girls, stunning costumes, lilting mel
odies and the youngest, prettiest and best dancing chorus ever
seen here.
FREDERICK V. BOWERS —The man who wrote the song that
•wept the entire world—“ Because I Love You ” and hundreds of
others. ■*
Hear Mr. Bowers sing his latest hit ‘When the Stars are Shining
IT’S EASY TO ORDER SEATS BY MAIL
i Where you would like to sit. Enclose remittance payable to
| Rylander Theatre, together with a self-addressed stamped en
velope for return of tickets. Add 10 per cent war tax in ad
dition to below prices.
PRICES--sl, slJ>0 A ” p A IEW AT ,2 ° O ' PLUS TAX
REGULAR SEAT SALE AT BOX OFFICE, TUES., NOV. 25
TO MY PATRONS:
The advance reports of this show stamp it as an attraction
of unusual merit. It' is clean, wholesome, fast and delightful
entertainment. They have a beautiful scenic production with
many povel electrical effects, a great cast and chorus. I take
pleasure in giving this attraction my personal endorsement.
(Signed) R- A- HERRING,
J Manager Rylander Theatre.
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A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION—DON’T MISS IT!
Corning To Rylander Theatre
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Group of Chorus and principals with Frederick V. Bowers in his latest musical comedy success,
■ Love Bet,” at the RRylander Friday. Nov. 28th.
At Rylander
Friday,-Sat’day
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"THE BLIZZARD"
WJ.IAM FOX Special product
A novel loan scholarship is pro-,
vided at the Mississippi State Teach
ers’ £olkge. One hundred aid
twenty-five dollars of the proceeds
from the college moving-picture
shows held during the year is set
aside for this purpose. Several
such scholarships have thus far been
provided.
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“THE ENEMY ..EX”
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I Betty Co.npson Fe-tt ired in
Principal Feminine Role
“The Enemy Sex,” J-.m s Cruze’s I
latest, production for Paramount
which features Betty Comp.cn, hrs'
one of. the strongest east : v.htiai
has ever been directed by vhe man!
who made “The Cover'd Wagon,”
was shown at the Kylar.der Thfatri.
last night, and is one of the i-’st
pictures yet shown at tnis Theatre.
Included in the cast i re Sheldon
I Lewis, Dot Farley, Par.’rne Bush,
’ Frank Bonner, Ed Faust,’Wit: II
I Turner, Kate ToncVay, Ed Bi adv,
I John Roche, William Au.-tin and -I.
] Morris Foster.
1 “The Eenemy Sex,” adapted b\
~ Walter Woods and Harvey The w
from the novol, “The Salamander,”
I by Owen Johnson, will be shown
again tonight at the Rylander Thea
’ tre.
YCU CAN’T LOOK BEAUTIFUL
i AND ACT, TOO, SAYS POLA
! Pola Negri is one motion picture
star who does not care if she fails
Entertainment for the heart as well as the
eye. | ■ ....
POLA NEGRI in
‘Lily of The Dust’
RYLANDER THEATRE
Wednesday and Thursday
Rylander Theatre
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
PRESENTS
One of the sS
seasons
best and
most pre- vW Iw
tentious pictures ever // V '
shown on the screen ** y ijsjy
as a special Thanks- .MSEahMBjl
giving Day program.
POLA NEGRI X®
In f *
“LILY ’ wW
0F THE
DUST”
From wallflower to wildflower, F ll||a
from the sweet flower of a lg||l I ..
froom the sweet flower of a J|l|iiL®jk
great love to the bitter rem- X V
nants —Pola runs the whole V
range of life in this sensation- ’ 1/
filled drama. \Vlwl
Magnificently screened by the 1|
man who. directed "Men.” CM
’ THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER
to look beautiful on the screen
Although Pola Negri is univer
sally acclaimed one of the screen’s
greatest beauties, her chief arti
i tion is to master every detail of her
i art.
i “Never mind what 1 ;ok like so
I long as what I do appears convim.’-
I ir.g,” she tells the cameraman be
; fore starting work in a scene.
In “Lily of the Dust,” her latest
starring picture for Paramount,' pro
duced by Dimitri Buchowetzki, with
Ben Lyon, Noah Beerv and Ray
mond Griffith heading the support
ing cast, Pola plays a scene where
fear is the dominant note. She
made no effort to impress the cun
era with her beauty but gave herself
I up to the emotions of fear.
i “Because of this ability to forget,
, self in her art, Pola Negri is ab'e to
| achieve remarkable realism,” de
' | dared Buchowetzki. “Her role in
‘Lily of the Dtist’ is td my mind one
of the most amazing things she has
ever accomplished.”
“Lily of the Dust” will be shown
next Wednesday and Thursday a’:
the Rylander Theatre
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At Rylander
Mon and Tues
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Anna Q. Nilsson and Milton Sills
in Jesse D. Hampton’s Production of
Rex Beach's
’’THE SPOILERS”
Distriiuted ly
PU,. 3 l-cd.
The Nevada State Board of Edu
cation urges “that aimr, earnest,
and intelligent instr’i?-ion” as to
the effects of drugs he made a defi
nite part of the instruction in the
public schools and St-it * University.
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Bro
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» GREATEST
pt ™>ii I EVER,
SCHEENED
AT Tha RYLANDt?v THEATRE
Friday and Satu-day.
RYLANDER THEATRE
■•y MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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B y /J ex Beach’s $g
A IK Fights
Colossal - S j/’ L ° Ve
Drama J Romance
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Yukon J Stirring
Days! | _- 1 • : Drama
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ADDED ATTRACTION
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_“The Physical Freak”
O. C. Dixon, of Newark, N. J., the physical freak, will give
exhibitions on Monday evening, and at all shows Tues
day. He can grow taller, or shorter at will. Lengthen
his arms, dislocate his neck, shoulders, wrists and legs. Be
sure to Sfee hltn.‘ He cah tie hitnsplfintoa k*?idt just like
a snake!
SATURDAY AFTERNOON; NOVEMBER It? T 924
GRAND JURY TO PROBE ,
MRS. STEWART’S MURDER
BUCHANAN, Nov. 22 (Special)
—lndications was given here that
a special term of the Fatalson coun
ty grand jury will be called witrin
a month to consider charges of mur
der against five men accused in the
slaying of Mrs. Robert Stewar on
the night of November .13.
Sheriff George Richardt, cf Har
alson county, refused to discuss his
activities regarding the search for
ether members of the band.
COOLIDGE OPPOSES
RAILWAY WAGE CUTS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—Pres
ident Coolidge feels that if a reduc
tion of freight rate sis made at this
time, it should be nccomplisbed
through reduction in operating costs
rather than at the expense of wages
of railroad employees.
Present conditions, in the opinion
of the president, do not warrant a
reduction in railroad wages, where
as he does believe sufficient eco
nomies can be made in operating
expenses to permit a reduction in
freight rates, if such is found feas
ible.
RYLANDER WEDNESDAY DEC. 3
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SeatsOn Sale at Box Office Monday, December 1. Mail Orders
Now If Accompanied by Check.
PRICES:—S2.OO—SI.S0 —$1.00 and 50c—PLUS TAX
RYUSHDER THEATER
Last Showing
TODAY
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BETTY COMPSON
in
‘THE .
ENEMY SEX’
A picture of love, con
spiracy, laughter, tears
;.nd real honest to good
ness happiness.
