Riders of tfie Purple Sage

At Community picturesque Reliance M^Die West of Forty Yew*

Agfr—Mi* Hero

Role of Avenging Brother * Twn Mix B«b the nrte ot IM»>j L«»tler In hi* VWent WUllhin Vox production. "Rider* ot the Purple Base," so perfectly that ttatlc

** ^ Karol

SEPTEMBER 17, lgg€ 1 McUng her ftpw the persecution of a vlllalnrtis 'cattleman who •rant* to marry her. In triumph-

crooked Judge. Mix

he has revenged, himself

who wronged bts

atster.

TM* domantlc role shea's Mix to btfst advantage. There are many thrilling episode* Icy which he displays bis superb bOrsemanshl, his skill wlUi the lariat and

quickness In handling a brace of six shooters.

The charming Mabel Ballin plays the role of the girl rancher, and Marian Nixon, a ■graceful flgure In boy’s clothe*, •els the part of Lassiter's niece. JUttrlcc Burnham does a dra-Laqslter-a titter.

ild Goodwin la the gallant cowboy who aids 1.. salter In .defense of the ranch.

Arch villains of the blay are Warner Oland. Charles LeMoyne and Wilfred Lucas. Fred KoMer Charles Newton and Joe Bieksen

lesser villains. Arthur Morrlplsys the part of Laaslter's

brother-'n-Iaw. Scesel Anne

Page Bert*

Johnson and Dawn O’Ddy. chub ‘1 Cy_„_ J by little screen actors, %ave dl-UJiarrea III | Dtury L ane Hit

Senator Borton

Gets Appointment Conway Tearle in Film Ver* porting Lover" u tup

O, Enghh Mdod-Sii

The Slate

tion and Development, as a rt%ti lar- monthly meeting on September 9. cor.Ormed the appointment of State Senator J. Gilbert Borton. of Salem County, a* special assistant to the State Forester for land acquisition. The nature of Senator Borton’* work sill 5e that of Held representative for the forestry division In negotiating for ih» purchase of land for State forapts and parks. The chief function of his duties will ronsist of locating the ownership of the land acquired and arranging a satlp'aetory tltje and price for the State’s pur-

chase.

The farmer just won't wear an oat straw In his mouth and say ’’by beck" even to please the city cartoonist*

-Ti ITOi THMTKE •V *C];} ,NI- VJ

VAUDEVILLE SEASON 3 ALL STAR ACTS

and Snnday, September lifth and 19th

Mary Pickford Mart P

“Suds”

Con Way Tearle. popular KCTeetl hero, who was formerly associated with toe famous Drury Lane Theatre in London. I*, by a strange coincidence, the star in a Aim version of on.- of the tfoiU successful of the Drury Lame plays. This is "The Sporting Lovhr,” Which will be shown st the Moorlyn Theatre. Ocean City, next Monday and Tuesday. In play form “The Sporting Lover" was known a* “Good Luck." It Is a story of mu

who gamble* away hi* fatw racing stables and then wagera with his rival for the hand of

the lady ne loves.

The central eplpode of Ths

___ rottuBip# •ad stio*F the King and Wueetr. la addition to a vast etfmpany or royalty, present In the box*" Tearle for a time acted 'n a

of Drury Lane MIL ThI pe ■ particularly .Bta^ Mmj part in the nitf ’WtiltJh*

t Dover J*'

Doctor - sar* bo»u«. fc breath ion* enough wHl atop hiccoughs. atire aod H row. bold it long enoato».K<aBU atop averythlng else. '' ' ./i

Ocean City’* Direction of the tie*. W. Beaaelhan Tbeatr 2:15 Dally Erealafs J aad • tAST TIMES—TONIGHT AND TOMORROW “3 Bad Men” With George O’Brien and Olive Borden and i Cast of 25,000

A sew Jey-kriaglag picture. It l» sac of the rare production* that gae* straight t» the heart and awakens all sorts ot baana sympathy. DOST MINK THIS. (enedy “I.OVK l.OOiV also latest Sew. F.veuts

^.Jppra.

NORMA SHEAWCR m ■ Br«»t | . poors ope, TJ6 , start* HJQ D. s. T.

’^DANCiTMADNESS”

Hunt’s Plaza Dance Opm Etst, SsturAy. Night TKU FJI

inaior of America.

lathe Comedy "DAltGERWH (TRVF.S BEinSir also

Latest Hew* Event*

Thctaday Sad Friday, September 23r* aM Wth “BROKEN HEARTS” Eewlariag Msnrirr Schwarts aid Lila I**. The biggest screes prod action yoa’ve over: srtn. A pfernrv you will Wag.riaarmber, lull of Ixne, laughter and Thrills. .remedy “DOXT PlHl’H" also Utesl Hews Events PIER THEATRE - . SEA ISLE CITY. N. J. Who said “the season is over” The Pier Theatre in Sea Isle City, N. J. remains open indefinitely with a complete change of Program every night. Come and see the latest and best feature Photoplays along with a most choice run of Comedies and News Reels.

September is the moat ideal month of the year to enjoy a good MOVIE SHOW and the PIER THEATRE is prepared to give you that good show every night TWO COMPLETE SHOWS EVERY NIGHT First Show 7.30 Second Show 9.15 P. M. No Advance in Prices on any Night

A drama of the wife who loved when h husband sneered—the world jeered—because i her love was for Jimsy—her Jimsy—heart of k heart! ADDED EVERYDAY: Comedy, News and Carefully Selected Stage Presentations