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STRAND PRICES LOWERED!
NOW 5 and 10 CENTS, INCLUDING WAR TAX
Beginning Saturday, December 14th, and continuing every day until further notjce
the price of admission to The Strand Theater will be 5 and 10 cents, war tax includeq
It is our purpose to keep up our high quality of shows, and we wish to seeif sufficiep;
patronage can be obtained in Marietta to warrant this price. Quality will be kept yp
On Saturday, December 14th, At
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THE STRAND THEATER
EDDIE POLO
IN THE FIRST CHAPTER OF 1
“THE LURE OF THE CIRCUS”
The Mightiest “Stunt” Serial Ever Filmed |
Don’t Miss the Beginning of this Great Serial
EDDIE POLO at his best, supported by two beautiful stars, |
MOLLY MALONE ano EILEEN SEDGWICK
Polo, the Strongest Man
in the Movies today, sefs
everybody’s nerves on
edge when he fights the
huge Nubian lion. It is
a fight you’ll never forget
With this popular serial each Saturday we will show a high-class 2-reel Comedy
or a five-reel Feature Picture of the same high quality as is our policy fo show
SATURDAY, DEC. 14th
Eddie Polo
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The Lure of the Circus
Today begins this great serial play.
You will enjoy any number, but
should see all.
Two Comedies This Date
Mack Sennett’s
“Beware of Boarders”
Montgomery Flagg’s
“Romance and Brass Tacks”
Every *“Taste” Can Be Satisfied at the Strand Each Day
Dramas - Comedies - News Reels - Travelogues
MONDAY, DEC. 16th
Hale Hamilton
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Five Thousand an Hour
He had to make a million dollars
to win the girl he loved—and he did!
Like Uncle Remus’ Rabbit climbing
the tree, he was just ‘“bleeged to.”
Fatty Arbuckle, in
“Oh Doctor”
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TUESDAY, DEC. 17th
Lina Cavalieri
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A Woman of Impulse
Mme. Cavalieri is celebrated for
her exquisite artistry and her versa
tility. In this she wins further popu
larity. A superb play.
Also a Good Comedy
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18th
Fannie Ward
N
The Cheat
This beautiful and talented woman
presents a play with an unusually
fine plot and it grips your interest
from the first throughout. A stirring
play.
Sunshine Comedy and Travelogue
In this Sensational Serial
of the sawdust ring, love
and big business, the at
mosphere of the circus
has been preserved in ifs
entirety. :
THURSDAY, DEC. 19th
Mabel Normand
N
A Perfect 36
Mabel, a diving and swimming Ven
us in her newest Goldwyn picture, is
justly called a comedy of riot. Mabel
has a sweetheart among the boarders,
she is fired but gets a new job.
Also Bray Cartoon-Comedy |
FRIDAY, DEC. 20th \ ',
Wallace Reid ¥
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The Man from F uneral
Range .
You know Wallace, but you don
know this picture. You must se€ it
to know it. It starts right, £o€s
wrong, but ends right.
Comedy: “Guilty”
FRIDAY, DEC. 13m1
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