f« New Fi&n

Ml tk* MMatui* of aeOon ptctoro arc pro- , acBted 1* •The Danjer 0!rL“ a Metropolitan feature ^

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r atart of the plc»n wbolMome hue

Ksr and the ^mjnaerr la nor until the Baal fed e-out: "TT deal* with a band

J thleraa whoae ntteta:

• ateal a nriUlon in^ precioua SloncB aro frustrated by "The

! Danger Gfrl."

TJht photoplay ia dean, swift; lumorous. and UtrlOlnK. * *rr»n athry that Mill one's at-* 1 •*«» • ttord* an hour of

on ,l ’* !fT * l; «*“<’ drifted

^w. V1tV L r * , ^'* BO,r ' p ' Ie,, , "* h 00 th * mountain

7 ato+t. ta.r—* „ ""tglMM-.ead In ralieTB. There are

What a Nurae"

Natuse Set Heal Stage For “Showed fe»” Secesh Mountain*, of Make. Scene of New Myatery Thriller By F. Smith

Dempeey-Timnej Germans Send

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Fight Pictures

Materials To Allied Powers

A Thrilling Pa the Setial

All But Actual Fi; WiH Be Shown at

The Dempaey-Tum»ay fight pio-{ tores will not be shown In the Btate of New Jeraey. owing to the fast that the Iranaponation of the picture* from State to State to.,

prohibited by Federal law. but it Belgium Get* Beer Bottle*

Than Half Delivered In Machinery and Supplies. Agent Reports

Manager Leveneon erf the Caplto Theatre. Woodbine, la offering his patrons a new and thriHing Patheaetial with a pi background of snow clad mountains that la like a freshing breese for the peraplrm-tlon-bakcd forehead and wearer* of wilted collars. The- new production, -titled hiowed in,” with Aliene Ray and Walter Miliar, was made tn the Secesh mountains of Idaho, wliare bqow is snow, in some of the scenes there Is a white

the right then there

that lays aevetal feet

Saturday, October S. will ptwt the first pM - D « m p a a y-Tunney fight at the Sea. Stadium. Philadelphia. Fh_ tntroUD Hi tar.

entering the ring. Outside Stadium in, the Quaker CHy. fan* gather early tor the bitesporting event In many r an day campers watting tor

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rank M Broth*# .. ——g- caMMiff more actual laughter in any tw« “ r ffyd did In now Syd h, . himself one better in hit la teat picture. "Ohl What Nurse!" which opens at 4 Capitol Theatre. Woodbine. October X, tor a run. qt two days. Here la a comedy that allows - virtually no iM-up In the laughter It provokes. It Is fate, furious, rollicking fun from atart to fln-

vmat barricade of that" abuts off from the cutaide worW the mountain hotel mote of the actios takes p The natural setting is said to be one of the moat awe-inspiring Cvr used tor a motion picture background. The tugged mountains afford opportunity for -Jirtil*

that are new

while the great snowstorms that block roads and sweep away all

Tex Rickard, greatest them afi; the great Stadium beginning to fill up with the fight stta hours away. The challenger, hoping for the I the champion in hto corner: conference before they clash. Fag. ' law* prohibit actual fight; e as tbe gong ring* tor the battle. Tunney"'

crowd er; ha

Tunney. the fighting aboro can be seen at Hunt* Ca«In» la conJubcOon wkh the regular program on Saturday. October

Germany met S4 per oenL of tbe reparation payments In the .second year of tbe operation o! .the Dawes plan ending recontly, by means of dellverlee of meterials. This will be shown In It report of 8. Parker Gilbert, t general /or reparation paybe published about 1 her IS, The total. payments amounted 1.2:0,000.000 gold marks tbout fX00.3S0.000) and the dcreiies In klad 6E6.800.000 .gold arks (about ISC.SlfJHiO). The goods delivered to the ■ varied from coal to lion traps, from dyestuffs to kitchen ranges, from clreut breakers for motorcycles to rosaries, from packing machines to Ba varian hops, from bottle washers to trout spawn and from cotton gin*.

lignite, as seen from the followlloos by the agent genonO's office: Coal, coke lignite 174.5 Transport of coal. etc.. «4. Dyestuffs, drug product* 11. Chemical fertllUere 60.S. Coal by-producte S.S. Agriculture products 17. Timber X3.S. Sugar 13. Miscellaneous 177. According to the figure* Germany. during the second year, turned over to the agent general on account of her reparations 1 payments pimoet 1.1C7.000,00(' gold marks. 7\ese payments are as follows:

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Interest on railway reparation bonds. SSO.OOO.OOO; budget contribution. 160.000,000! transport tax. 341.900.000; - interest on in-, dustrial debentures. 1SS,000,000. i Of the sums thus at the disposal of the agent senersl of reparations 1.062.000.000 gold; marks were expended for creditor 1 nations of which France got ap-; proxlmmtely 567.000.000; Great! Britain almost 2X7.000.000; Bel-! glum about 116.000.000; Italy 78.090,0P0; Serb-Croat-SIorent stales 88.000.000; United States 16,000.1.00. Minor oreditor*. such Humnnia, Japan. Portugal, Greece end Polance retbfved altogether X1.000.000. Among other thing* Belgium dered 60.000 marks worth of beer bottles: Greece 189,000 mirks worth ot caterpillar tree-

Oce*n City’s Fi Direetiea of the Goa. W. Matinee 206 Daily

Sveaing* 7 and t

Johnny Hines Tlie “Brown

Also Comedy, News sad 3 sets ot Vttwjanfc Monday and Tuesday .October 4-5—-

Written- by Robert R. Sherrood. editor Md nottoa pictur* critic of -Ufe." in celUbormUon

"Snowed In" to a story set In th« high Sierras, where a daring gang of bandits have been able, through use of lending-fieid signal light*, to decoy the or Brian d mall planes and rob them of valuable government bonds after their machines have oc-ne earth. The beautiful stole' of th* pilot who to accrued of robbery

it-ali.ur (he terret of Woman's Axt—.ld Islluem .' trier Man. ■ llh Kalpk t.rares, Kathryn I'err). ttjirgnrel l.hluRsten, Lon j Ti-llrgrn, William ttalliiiK- Kalph Nlpt« rlj. Also 3 Acts of High Class Vaudeville in addition to our regular program.