THURSDAY AUGUST 4, 1327
THE FRANKLIN PRESS
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M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH
The summer revival will begin at
lotla Methodist church Sunday, Aug
ust 7, at 8 o'clock p. in.
Rev. G. A. Stamper, pastor of the
Chestnut Street Methodist church,
Asheville, will assist the pastor.
' There will be to services held each
day, at 10:30 a. m., and at 8 p. m.
All are most cordially invited to
attend these services.
The meeting held at Bethel, the
Thomas Meichan and Greta Nissen in the Paramount Picture
Blind Alleys' " A frank Tuttle Production
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A Wtrnr Pro, rrwuwtwo
Another Great Mother
Role for Louise Dresser
"White Flannels," the Warner pro
duction which comes to the Idle
Hour theatre, Monday and Tuesday,
has another great mother role for
Louise Dresser, who plays poor Ma
Broska, the wife of a Polish miner.
Ma Broska has seen young, college
men at the homes of the niinepopcr
ators where she goes to do day's
worfl. Their natty clothes, their
unhardened hands, their careless jaun
ty ways, even their speech so differ
ent from that she has been used to
hear, fill her with the determination
to send her son to college whether he
will or not.
Frank Broska, played , by Jason
Robards, is a boy who likes his job.
He loves a village girl, and has a
pal,' a miner; too, rough-and-ready as
himself but Ma' wills ' that all this
be changed. She, learns when almost
too late, that education is not neces
sarily of schools and . that it takes
more than what she calls ''white
flannels" to make a gentleman."
"White Flannels" should be seen by
all parents, but. especially by those
whose danger is the unselfishness
which is so apt to breed its opposite
in the children, for whom these same
parents would often be willing to
offer their lives.
The picture was directed by Lloyd
Bacon, who, had previously directed
Miss Dresser and Mr. Robards in
"Broken Hearts of Hollywood." The
heroine, a girl of the coal mine town,
is played by Virginia Brownp Fairc.
Others in the cast include Warner
Richmond, George Nichols and Bruce
Benedict.
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the WINCHESTER store
Tom Meighan Melodrama;
"Blind Alleys," Coming
Tli'imas. Meidian, hero, of many a
romance, drama and comedy, enters
a new' field with his current Para
mount production, "Blind Alleys," ar
riving at . the Idle Hourt theatre
Wednesday and Thursday. The new
vehicle can only be described in one
way. It is melodrama fast, thrilling,
very impossible but and this is more
important superbly entertaining !
"Blind Alleys" presents .Tom as a
marine 'Captain, newly married to a
charming Cuba .senorita. On the first
night of their honeymoon they arrive
in New York ' and proceed to buck
up against a serios of events which
separate them. Meighan is struck
bv an auto and removed to a hospital
and (irefa Nissen. his wife, finds
herself embroiled with .a gang of des-
nerate thues.'
Tom eventually leaves the hospital,
only to fall unconscious on the street
and wake up. in a boarding house
h a beautiful woman. Evelyn
Brent; nursing him back to health.
What happens when Greta is resuced
and finds her husband in his new
surroundings provide the picture with
many more dramatic situations than
could possibly be adequately described
at this time. . . . .
Frank Tuttle, director of "Lovers in
Quarantine" and "A Kiss in the
Dark," is said to have created for
the. screen exactly what Owen Davis
visualized when writing the story.
Emmet Crdzicr prepared the screen
play. -
Shrieks of Frenzied Fun
in "Finger Prints1'
T miico yrjTpnda is HOW. in reality,
what she has been in the hearts oi
moving picture "audiences tor. many a
long day--a star. Her role m "l-ingcr
Prints, which comes w mc nue
Hour theatre Fridav and Saturday, is
one after fandom's heart and her
own. She plays the part of small,
sharpnosed, spying 1 )ora Traynor, servant-
in a house of .mystery, . which
hides a gang .of desecrate robbers.
What Dora docs If foil them!' What
shivering hair-raising terrors she en
counters! What varying degrees .f
fright she simulates, from car-pricking
atttention to wide-mouthed shriek
ing attention to wide-mouthed shriek
ing frenzy! The role, has given Fa
zenda her biggest opportunity . mid
she has seized it with, the zest of a
true comedienne. -'
Playing opposite her is John '.
Murray, th.e nmsical comedy recruit
to pictures who scored a big hit in
"Bardelys the Magnificent." Helent
Costello is also featured in the rok
of a bandit's sister, who carries around
with her in a locket a paper that
tells the hiding place of $5,0n0,(X)0
in loot. . .
The picture was directed by Lloyd
Bacon, who put on "Broken Hearts
of Hollywood" and "Private Tzzy Mur
hy." ; It is an adaptation of a story
by Arthur Somcrs Roche. ,
SEWELLS ARRIVE
-'Mr,-and . Mrs.. John Sewell, of
Miami, arrived Thursday of last week
to spend a month at their beautiful
summer ' home, Summer Hill.. After
leaving Miami and before coming to
Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Sewell visited
relatives of Mr. Sewell in Georgia
and Mrs. Sewcll's mother at Wash
ington, D. C.
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pastor being assisted by Riv, I'. W.
Thicker, presiding elder of the Y:iy
ncsvillc District, and Rev. D. D. Holt,
professior of Rutherford College, vvr.i
one of the most inspiiin:; and helpfiu
that has been held in some time.
Brother, Tucker brought the message
of the Bible in the old-time way,
and we feel that the church and
community was blcssecd and strength
ened. Several were added to Un
church. J. H. STRICKLAND, P. C.
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Friday and Saturday, August 5 and 6
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The mystery-comedy adventures of a wise t hick w!i lays for
a lot of bad yeggs amid the taut, lip-toe terrors. t a- $5,0!
mail robbery. , . -
ADDED ATTRACTION:
HA L HO A C H Presents Ml&S&s
MABEL NORMAND,M
ONE WOUR. MARRIED 'fjjj
Creighion Hotel. Jitnmie Fin lay son VQ
Admission, 15 and 25 Cents
Monday and Tuesday, August 8 and 9
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The drain's of a coal miner's wife who wanted her : to be
a white-flanneled college boy. One of the omst pri-ii:':ii mother
stories ever told.
ADDED ATTRACTION:
Harry Myf.bs
Admission, 15 and 25 Cents
Wednesday and Thursday, August 10 and 11
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This one cannot be compared to any previous. Mci.-'h.v. ; ii i'l.vi , fi
for Tom has done nothing just like it before. - It's the ual
picture in years and we .MhAlM it !
Also-PATHE REVIEW.
Admission, 15 and 25 Cents
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