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BacbrtOT- C/ 0n - t Miss Ba ■ Par Off •• ■ Friday, i Saturday. Arranrraenix at ! to prwi»*nt vaodr' I , Woodbinr [ urday in conjun. .1 “Brown treat of the prott. i ^•wtay. “IS'.-1 casino. Wildwood. * L. ;»M«trd to -watch t-> IBea lale— 11 said it will I |.Baldpatc, ', * how - January i I Winking i *' « b '' Saalno. bo fr I will, frown if yon t ■ ■ : advice is laugh till iVRi:. Tocka I everything i* '•eln. g||f Caknown I Cajdno to preset. i lauch provoking r- t ^ j for this month. Lai . r # ” n<, '~|of the most neffltctei > “*T I* | and yet it has be. •. xi ’’’ rh ' I the one emotion hi May. The , possess that is nm ; lower forms of lit. j ing to Profesaor Sn i National Inatltuii - i Therefore, wr wouli Pm (everyone to laff. is I | grow fat. as you j Hunt's t’csln- duri ; laughs a* redueK /I 1 I' hucklea way below ; almost free, tlttei-

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'.tnuary 1 (A ■ > will b. seen in -Black First National •nihralled the 1 heatregoor at I Theatre on York city. Iasi *pecial jw Harry "While Wing**

thor of “Flamtng Youth." Yoi will be the laser If you miss i showing of this humdinger pic- | Monday i* doable feature and I bargain day. with Peter t|)i Great, the miracle dog actor of the screen in ••King of the Pack.” and William Desmond, in a great story. "The Meddler." will be seen, and it is said a wonderful night's entertainment can lxhad at bargain day prices ami on this day two features for the,

price of one.

Tuesday St. Ann's Parochial School will present a playlet en- ■ titled. "The Whole Town s Talkins." It t* a three-act comedy drama and Is for the benefit of

the school.

Wednesday will be seen the Irresistible flapp. .. Colleen Moore, in "Twinkletoes," a First Na- : Uonal picture directed by Charles . Brabin. It fs Thomas Burke's classic of IJmebouse. "Twlnklctoes." a tense tale of London > Limehouae. gives ColI“en Moore her greatest role as dancing waif o' 'sindon'e Chinatown. . nursday is vaudeville day and ns usual everything Is being done to present the best obtainable in ! vaudeville lor this day. in con- j junction with the feature. "The ; Fighting Edge.” with Kenneth; Harlan and Patsy Ruth Miller. Specially added on this day is ’ the Cape May County Chamber ot Commerce's reel for the SesquiCentennial named "Here and There in Cape May County." and it t« suggested that every resident of Cape May County avail. self of the opportunity of leasing tbi< picture, showing doings of his county.

J “Texas Streak,” Hoot

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■ Texas Streak” will dash \ f%e sen. ihe Lyric

Theatre, Woodbine, Friday Janu-

ary 7.

It is the lat st Universal J.-welJ production with the always popu lar Hoot Gibson In the statTing role, and It promises to hi on. i of the most entertaining pictures j that personable and talwiteil'

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This week marks the ft the Mooiiyn 1 healre & Mrs. Mirnie Sultan op the peopir of Ocean C very gent ; nus and loya: this paper from the firs words and still not adeq tion and gratitude, but hut very sincere, heartf

anniversary of the opening or since that day in 1922 when j the doors of the theatre to and vicinity, you have been your patronage. I could fill 3 the fast page with flowery rjv express my deep appreria- " confine myself to a simple,

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This also marks the secori anniversary' ' v jth ' Bennethurn as partner « ri Mrs. Sultan in the Moorlyn Theatre and Casino bmling. We have tried in the past to conduct the .Viollyn Theatre in a manner in keeping with the dignitvfand importance of the great communitv of which it i-k part and to present in it attraction' tliat are worthy I the type of people that make up its audience. Ve shall continue in the coming years to bring to vou the very best offerings of the photoplay world, presented amid surroundings that are as comfortable and inviting as human ingenuity can make them. We look forwaid to the coming years with confidence in our ability to please and entertain you and we bespeak the continuance of that loyal, friendly and generous supporl that has made the hinfriess of conducting the MoorIvn Theatre a rare privilege and a source of very genuine pleasure. WISHING ALL A HAPPY AND PROSPEROl I NEW YEAR (Geo. W. Bennethurn Minnie Sultan "The Brightest ' f i* 1 ' Boardv.dk”

Ocean City’s Favorite Theatre Itirrriiun of Ike t.«u. IV. licnm-tbum Theatres Matinee 2:li Sat. Lvenlng^ 7 and 9

Friday, December 31—

“Speeding Thru” With an ali-star cast, including Creighton Hale, Robert McKim, Lionel Beimore and Juda King.

This is a picture of rivalry, racing cars and racing hearts and will please old and young alike.

Stop! Read! Follow! The Crowd and See Midnight Show New Year’s Eve LEWIS STONE — ANNA Q. NILSSON

A Mile a Minute Romance Thrills! Fox News Comedy “Smith’s Picnic”

4 - Acts of Vaudeville - 4 Extra! Special Attraction Extra! 1 The Castilian Serenaders Filipino Band First appearance in Ocean City Comedy Songs Dancing Jazz Harmony A good time for all 8 PEOPLE 8 PEOPLE

2 Dixon and Freeman Black and Tan Comedy, Songs, Etc. in “Bullet-Proof Memory’’ Special Scenery

3 Mort and Margerite In Comedy Song Dances

Mr. A1 Haig In Character Impersonations

A GOOD TIME FOR \1L The Management.

Saturday, New ^ ear’s Day, Matinee and Night LEWIS STONE - ANNA Q. NILSSON “Midnight Lovers” and 4 Ac'” of High. Class Vaudeville Do Not c ail To Attend This Big Program

Ocean Gty’s Favorite Theatre Direction of the Geo. W. Bennethurn Theatres Matinee 2:15 Sat. Evenings 7 and 9

Monday and Tuesday, January 3 & 4— Madge Bellamy, OKve Tell, Walter Catlett, Matt Moore, Hale Hamilton, Charles Winninger, Allan

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Those who play around with someone else’s matrimonial mfite are as safe as an aviator with a broken -.ving a mile up.

Wednesday, January 5—

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The Pay-off

It will claw its way into your heart

A Melodramatic Thriller with Dorothy Drew, Otis

Harlan, Robert McKim.

Thursday, January

With May Allison, Walter McGrail, Richard Walling, Nancy Nash, Robert Frazer. A smashing rt/elation of the city’s power to blast or bless—to raise to the heights of achievement or to cast down into the lowest depts of degradation. Throbbing with Romance, Thrills and Suspense.

Friday, January 7— mvwtm The human story of Reynolds r TuT ^ | Y/'A r rr > * iheii country in France Lorporai iv/\l —a picture fiUed with rapid fire action, dramatic, thrilling, appealing, the theme superbly developed by a master director — a veritable photoplay de luxe.

Saturday, January &— See the greatest of all great beauty choruses—from George White’s “Scandals”—Broadway’s most popular review—with

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A $25 show for the price- of admission! Watch these lovely, lively steppers do the dance that’s making the Charleston old-fashioned. “Black Bottom.” Johnny at his funniest—and that's the funniest there is!

Also 3 Acts of Vaudeville In Addition To Our Regular Program