CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES. FRIDAY. JULY 29. 1927

! Criterion Theitre

I Presents Three Stars Harry Langdon. Billie Dove

and Dorothy Mackaill

! Ii '"njunctlon with the umial hieh rlajw vau<l•■villi’ Harry Lang-

! don'e 'hlr.i trailin' length

tor First National. "Ixmg Pant*.” runi’w to th- Criterion Theatre. Bridgeton. Friday and Saturday

| of this week.

Flint National officlale claim that the story of an adolescent ' lovesick youth incorporates one <d the moat hilarious Ideas yet presented on the screen. The angle of presentation Is also unique, according to theae au- ! ihorities. Elaborate seas for the i Picture were built under the able guidance of Lloyd Brierly. The story of "Long Pants" Is ! Harry's own. as were "Tramp. Tramp. Tramp." and "The Strong Man.” A quartet of ace gag ; ""'n helped work up the stunts.

of histor

which features Bill!nd Ben Lyon and which an engagement at the n Theati-. Bridgeton, on day nex: As this is not picture, ni whirh huge him noecicarily be used.

ps foaming Into ar-t House. le greatest se B battle! l».ive • J 000,000 soldiers Iw-: liegtiu.

land at home a girl dying n, W. 'thousand living deaths that th- a »j’ convoys might sail in safety. j mobs

These ar. the highlights of

•■Convoy." Robert Kane's great *Plc of th« Navy, wbl-h comes | P* ' 11 - ^ "mnu-ni to the Criterion Theatre. ne*t w.-l: Monday and Tuesday, with) an all-star •a-u headed by iwrn i Beautiiul Scenes Feature thy Mackaill. Lowell Rherman.l T as- • i . . .|. Bu- Collier. Lawrence Gray. * om ^ ,x ^ a,esl ninller and Ian Keith. The moblliratlon of the fnlted InT'S.Ln Staf - at tin' outbreak of ,h-| plr|urr nl .. Khown F „ x K1| ' nu( .

Broncho Twister." which

uni., c-n.-t Service agents »-re| r(II1 „. s , 0 | < y n ,.

apprehended and the organlM-j Wednesday. Augu.M It. This lattio.i the historical convoy,,^ Toni Mix Ktarring vehicle is a syst-iii form a background for thrilling tale of western ranges, one of the inns! dramatic tales ,hat Is far above th. averag. in ever put on the screen. (story material and plot ronstrur-

Itlon. In fact. It Is one of the

Something like six thousand] best motivated Him.- shown liicai !

•'extras'' were used in hlminglly in some time, the George Filxmmurlcc'a First 1 It in a colorful romam

Natlinial puiiluction. "The Tender'venture with many nerve tingling

situation, moments of high sus-(especially the scenes showing the I-m.. and comedy ot a very hlgh| 0 id Spanish style of home In oid-i. Tom Mix is even m 0 " smithcrn California and all*, the

daring than usual. In fact, some

.r i„-iio-"'""” a * «- the extreme. ladles are dressed In the gar-

The backgrounds are beautiful. 1 m-nt* of Old Spain.

I SOUTH JERSEY'S FOREMOfcT THEATRE®

TWICE NIGHTLY 7:30 A 9:30

CRITERION BRIDGETON

SATURDAYS CONTINUOUS 2:30 to 11

HARRY* * £ A NG DON 11 IS?* “LONG PANTS” it I* became you've never »ren anything a* roarmgly funny before!

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Irville * Bio Tim* City njunctlon With

••r'rtwrvV” with dorothv mackaill CUINVUI and LOWELL SHERMAN II Will Thrill You Tr The Very Depth*!

-THE TENDER HOUR"

Grand Theatre Puzzle Contest for Boys and Girls 12 Years and Under Every boy or girl 12 year* of age or i.nder. who rule the puzzl- parts out on the dotted Units. I pastes them log.iher correctly on a ’ •! t.l pap. r and brings Ii to the Gr nd Theatre. Cape y Court House, on Thursday. Augu-i t. 1921. will rt-ecive a free Ucket for the show that day.

fewest Palhe Serial A Mystery Thriller' I!,- Crimson Flash" is a Story of Stolen Ruby "The Crimson Flash." which ! !

Millville Theatres itBl-TKi!

■i" PEOPLES

ilng 1 tp • t lb rough t how

{‘aibearrlal f staring CttDcn'hardships and many more- today 1 nidi' .'id Bug. tii:i I'.ilhcrt. It|tli.ir di-scendant- are sailing]

been Invoked by manag.Tjminus th, hardships.

the flrs

will be shown Thursday.‘ancien • -ucie-ding chapters to'Jonn : n each Thursday follow-

light many of the things of the s-a. when . Robertson directed "Cap- ]

vopolitan's

"The Crimson Flash” is an isinal story by G • .rge Gray, snarlzed by I’airl Falrlax Ful Now York City and a Long

vivid play of the sea. coming t the New I 1 .’,pi-* Theatre. Millville. next Tu.sday and Wedncs- i

ere found—in Itself ta.-k in these days wl vessels have .--jpplanied ! windjammers. The n : to find sailors lo man I >

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;:i. r»-pl.i'.',! nowadays t.y , J gentlemanly kind w

r day a

"THE CRADLE SNATCHERS” LOUI»E FAZENDA

“WHAT EVERY GIRL SHOULD KNOW-

VAUDEVILLE

fTHE SONORA KID"

won In which Lan Han J inline Starke. Marcelliie] •orge Fawcett and other

| Sailors of Old ; 1 imes Pictured;' Uome l o Life in M-G M’s ' "Captain Salvation 1

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Hot Weather Treats De Luxe Shore Ihnnr/ Luncheon and Bridge j CU5MOK JLITAN | i REFRFSHINfi I LUXURIOUS

IN PRIZES! Vineland’s 66th Anniversary Beginning Monday, and during the entire month of August, representative merchants in Vineland will give away tickets with cash purchases and for the payment of accounts - - one ticket for every dollar. These tickets will permit holders to participate in the drawing for $500 in prizes. There are 10 prizes in all, in denominations of $100, $75, $50 and $25 - - in the form of Merchandise Certificates redeemable at the stores of participating merchants.

10 Prizes

In Merchandise Certificates redeemable for face value at any of

the stores of chants.

participating mer-

1st

- $100

2nd

- $75

3rd

- $75

4th

- $50

5th

- $50

6th

- $50

7th

- $25

8th

- $25

9th

- $25

10th

- $25

A Chance For All! This is Vineland's birthday month—its sixty-sixth. The merchant members of the Chamber of Commerce felt it would be a logical time to “spring something." Unquestionably the contest for the $500 in prizes will appeal to everybody, inasmuch as all have an even chance to win one of the ten prizes. The tickets cost you absolutely nothing. You get them with cash purchases and for payments on your accounts. Drawing Held Sept. 1 The drawing for the $500 in prizes will be held in front of the Masonic Building. Thursday. September 1st, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. No individual can win more than one prize.

PAY UP BILLS Not only will tickets be given with cash purchases, but a ticket will be given for every dollar paid on accounts during the entire month of August. While this is a good opportunity for merchants to liquidate outstanding accounts, it gives the customer plenty of opportunity to win one of the ten prizes.

THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS WILL GIVE YOU TICKETS:

JOHN A ACKLEY & SON 425 Landis Avenue JOSEPH ADAMS 19 S. East Avenue AMERICAN SERVICE OARAGE 16 N. W. Boulevard BAKER HOUSE PHARMACY Baker House BARON DRUG CO. 6th and Landis MYER BRESS 7th and Landis WM. L. BAGG & CO 15 S. Sixth BOSTON SHOE STORE 547 Landis Avenue CENTURY COTTON STOKE Landis Avennr CHARLES BOOTERY 627 Landis Avenue JAMES CORONA 617 Quince St. CAREW-D0WNS COAL A ICE CO Almond and Boulevard DEVALCO'S HARDWARE STORE 7th and land'. ; DONAHEY STORE 517 Landis Avenue B. C. DAVIS ELECTRIC CO 529 Landis Avenne JUNE DUBOIS 705 Landis Avenne ENDICOTT SUPPLY CO. Boulevard A C R. R. S. D EINSTEIN 3td and Landis ENTREKD? A TODLSON 611 Landis Avenue FIX FURNITURE STORE 726 Landis Avenue FOSS. THE PAINT MAN 643> 3 Landis Avenue

FRASCO & CAVALLO 515 S. Seventh St. FRANK BROS. HARDWARE STORE. 524 Landis Avenne CHARLES HARVEY 426 Landis Avenne HOME FURNITURE STORE 538 540 Landis Avenue C. M HUNTRESS A SON 546 Landis Avenne HALL'S Baker House Block FPPOUTO'S SHOE SHOP 641> 4 Landis Avenne KIEVAN'S PARISIAN SHOP 519 Landis Avenue KIMBALL A PRINCE LUMBER CO.. Almond .md Boulevard KOTOK S MARKET Sixth and Landis KR0NHE1.MS 733 Landis Avenue BF.N KESSLER Masonic Bldg. KOTOKS HARDWARE STORE 715 Landis Avenue LEWS FURNITURE STOKE 435 Landis Avenue TED 1ENORE 627 Elmer Street M LANDAU S DEPT STORE 621 Landis Avenne CLARENCE C MATTIOU 620 Landis Ave-iue E. MATTIOU 602 Landis Avenne MORI BROTHERS 615 landts Avenue S. J M MAHON 716 Landis Avenne Mi ELROY A CHEU Wheat Road

B F. MASTER 605 Landis Avenue H MENN1ES' SONS 617 and 533-535 Landis Ave. NAGOURNEYS 633 Landis Avenue A. M. NIGGIN 615 Landis Avenue NEWFTELD WOOD A COAL CO. Newfield N Y FURNITURE CO. 703 Landis Avenue N E. COTTON STORE 603 Landis Avenue NEW ROYAL CANDY STORE 507 Landis Avenue JAS. D PASQUALE 412 S Sixth St. CHARLES PENNINO Eighth and Landis POLLARD & JENKINS 707 Landis Avenue POND COAL CO. Boulevard and Peach PIERSON MORRIS DRUG CO. 606 Landis Avenue S. POGEST a SON 510 Landis Avenue A. PEPPER & SON 13 S. Sixth St. PEOPLES GAS CO. Mason it Bldg. B. W. PENN STORE 526 Landis Avenue J. RUBINOFF 711 Landis Avenue RALPH'S MEAT MARKET 608 Landi* Avenue ROYAL CANDY STORE 634 Landis Avenne

READ'S HARDWARE STORE 631 Landis Avenne SMEAD BROTHERS 630 Landis Avenne V. SILVIO Seventh and Cherry SERVICE MOTOR CO. 725 Landis Avenue SCHWARTZ'S 721 Landis Avenne SO. JERSEY GLASS CO. 737 Landis Avenne SHORE'S 517 Landis Avenue SIMON'S Sixth and Landis SUPERIOR MEAT STORE 623 Landis Avenue HARRY SHEFFER Sixth and Landis SILVERMANS ARMY & NAVY 607 Landu Avenue STANDARD PUBLISHING CO. 308 So. Eighth St. WM TRAINMAN 643 Landis Avenue V1NEIAND FARMERS EXCH. East Avenue VINELAND MOTOR A SALES SEE V !CE. Inc . 731 Landis Ave. VINELAND GRAIN CO. 515 Landis Avenue CHARLES V0NDRA 625 Peach Street VINELAND LUMBER CO. Boulevard and C R. R. WALD MANS FURNITURE STORE. 621 Landis Avenue ZAMB0NE STORE Boulevard and lAndis

Merchants Committee—Chamber of Commerce