The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 30, 1920, Page FIVE, Image 5
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"The Eyes of the World"
Clune's big new cinema production.
"The Eyes of the World," which has
its local showing at the open, house
Thursday and Friday, is one of the
truly great film achievements of the
times, and it met with a most enthusiastic
reception from a large and delighted
audience.
"The Eyes of the Woild" is in
nine sections, consuming about two
hours in its showing. It evidently
cost a large fortune, and there is reason
to believe the claim that it was
in process of making for nearly eight
months.
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ing the Clune production was made
certain by the fact that Harold Bell j
Wright's celebrated story of modern
life in California has had a sale of
over 2,000,000 copies. As a picture
it is replete with the stuff of which
thrilling motion pictures are composed.
Among its well remembered
incidents are the escape of the con- j
viet and his wanderings in the San
Bernardino mountains, the kidnapping
of Sybil Andres, the flight of the
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the forest rangers for her, the tragic
death of Taine at the banquet table :
and the fight of the lovers on the j
high mountain cliffs, which results!
in the death of one of the air.
The "big scene" in the Clune pro- j
duction is this combat of the lovers. |
The scene was f. Imed on one of the |
loftiest cliffs in all California and is j
so realistic that you hold your breath, i
All in all, it is a most extraordinary j
picture and worth both your time and |
money to see it.
Puck and Judge and The Bathing j
Girls.
Once in a blue moon, or in a decade
or two to be more exact, an
entertainment is offered to the public |
which the critics, press and every- j
body in general is of one opinion? j
excruciatingly funny. And* when
this opinion is endorsed by enthusiastic
audiences over all of the country,
it is quite evident that the piece must
be a success. This new innovation in (
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| Judge and the Bathing Girls" and will s
be seen for the first time at the
opera house Monday, February 2nd.;
i It is said to be the final word in mel
ody, sung, laughter, screams, jov,
: mirth and happiness. In this particular
offering two fat men ?ause a lot of '
i trouble because of their resemblance
! to each other. Thev are twins, who .
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j look alike, but absolutely different
i in temperament and disposition. One;
! is the soul of gocd humor and the
I other is grouchy. What the good
| natured one does to the grouch is
i left for the imagination of the reader.
! Of course, there is a love story, in ,
i fnt't thprp ?rp a number of love
j stories involving young couples who ;
encounter numerous obstacles in their
path of amours. From all accounts
| we are justified in stating that "Puck
iand Judge and the Girls," will be one,
j of the funniest and merriest show?
j seen here this season! It has a gen-,
j uine plot, a corking good story, in-'
numerable situations, and deals with'
regular human beings, their foibles, i
idiosyncracies and mistakes. The
book is by Frank Kennedy, and the j
I lyrics and music by E. S. Huntington,'
I both well known in musical comedy
f circles. The management promises ,
i a splendid company of well known
| musical comedy players and a zippy
; chorus of exquisite girls. Among the
| big song hits are: "Grandma Days,",
j "Candy Girl," "Mission Bells," "The
Girl on the Magazine Cover," "Teach !
Me How to Love," "The Dance When
II Danced When I Was Twenty One," (
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I "Moving Picture Mary," and "Father
j Wanted Me to Learn a Trade." Also
,'the present season's craze. The eight
| bathing girls who wear just some
[stunning Paris costumes,
A Valentine Party.
! The Young People's Missionary so
j ciety of St. Matthews church will
have a Valentine party on Saturday
! night, February 14, at the home of
Mr. John W. Kinard. Begins at 6:30
o'clock. Everybody invited to come
and bring addressed Valentines. An
offering will be taken at the door
for Armenian relief.
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Miss Louise Wicker,
Miss Ollie Folk, i
Committee.
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fords, Millinery, La
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Newberry, S. C.
Card of Thanks.
As I want to thank each one
white and colored, who came to mj
assistance at tho time of the destruc
tion of my homo and household effects
and later in rendering substantial aic
by cash contributions and otherwise
I take this method of reaching their
collectively as it is not possible tc
thank every one individually at the
pro^r time. I am deeply grateful
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this week in Georlines,
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tor every attention paia me ana snaii
never forget the kindness and
\ thoughtfillness of the people of Newberry
as so nobly exhibited in the
, actions of those to whom my heartfelt
j thanks arc especially due.
Very respectifully.
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Saturday I invite you
store and stock. I an
serve you with a very c<
tionery and office supp
many items which I ha
low:
Social stationery, in boxes
My stationery is the last wore
Pencils and pen tablets in r
Ink, pencils, pen points.
Carbon paper, typewriter r
Filing devices and many ofl
Rubber stamps and stamp
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to accommodate the p
for automobile and oil
air and water for all.
in the city for gasoline,
being in a convenient
southeast of the posto
your way, coming anc
give you satisfaction i
ness.
Yours for good roa
service.
T.J. H
The Economical "Four Cylind
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5-passenger Tourin
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Will be glad to show speci
one on hand at present.
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auto repairing at pric
Ship me your weldir
promptly done and rel
Corresponden
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PEAS PE^
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