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THE MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N.' C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1921. c FIVE m i lie i iieaters i Academy : Bijou : Victoria : Royal : Grand ; DURHAM'S CRACK TEAM HERE TO MEET RAINBOWS ROYAL Frederick, Goldwyn star, as (.lis French play of that name, a I'TAvYii production, which comes to C",( .." .... i Vit.atir for thrA Hova IjUll JW, toaay, nas one or me ..i tit 1' M IU.i ,l'i(trtss. Miss Frederick Is present fn ' a ih w and wonderful interprets - I sad lite the action of th linn c itnrniv inl ''in "iifi f,rst ,)art of tne play she ig ,h,. voune wife of Ploriot. a deputy lornv of Pa1"18 who', believing: her lc,iih'f ui. has driven her from his home She returns because she has i.arnl tiat her yunS son 4s ill, and into tne nuufr. Tn-eiitv vears later, alter she has cone ilown, to the lowest depths of (le-radatiou to which a wom'an can go, r tiifiiR to France from Buenos vrcs. t'V which place she had drifted. She kill' man who seeks to use her in a scheme to blackmail Floriot and is sent to prison. Refusing to reveal lr" identity she is registered as Mad;irm X." Her son, now a lawyer, j:i assiiud to defend her at her trial. Ploriot sits on the Judge's bench dur j,ir r In- trial to hear his son plead his first case and Noel, who loved her l fore -her marriage, is among the' l,ci-t;itor.. The dramatic intensity of the trial s,,iie lins seldom been equaled in any pkiy. particularly when "Madame X" recognizes her son in the young law vor defending' her, and her 1 husband j., the man sitting beside the judged The entire play is. filled Wtth dra matic situations that .call for the beet t):;it an-, actress can give. Miss Fred erick, who is one of, the greatest emo tional actresses in motion pictures, is doing,- f.he best work of her screen career picturing "Madame X,' audiences will, undoubtedlv be in at tendance tonight, with many left with out & seat. v uP.?,10 .ls BettinK a new record for thrills in this serial, and is going to make it the greatest finish of any se " ever screened at the Bijou. ' TheJ"e ,wil1 also be a bl Supreme comedy hit on the da-v's bill. GRAND Ethel Clayton in a screen version of Rupert Hughes' famous stocy, "The Thirteenth Commandment," will be the attraction at the Grand theatre "for Tuesday only. . Miss Clayton has the role of Daphne Kip. the idle and ex travagant Tieroine, who becomes en- ,JL u a 1New worker, supposedly ric-lvbut really making financial sac rifices in order to satisfy her whims. Charles Meredith itr the leading man, and the Supporting cast also includes Monte Blue, Anna Q. Nilsson, and Ifv ng ummings. The picture is a Par amount-Artcraft and was directed by T" .1 A. jt -w-r " nwuen jr. VlgnOla. DlDI,l(MlEAns EXPLOSIONS AS IP OP A BIG BATTLE Fast Game on Slate at Y. M.C. Tonight Bringing with them the enviable record of having won 17 straight basketball victories, the crack Durham Y. MVr'C. A. 'varsity quintette arrived in the city last night from the tobacco city, to give battle to the fast Rainbow team of the "Wilmington T. M. C. A. basketball league tonight at 8:30 o'clock ott the floor of the local associa tion gymnasium. Both teams are in splendid condition-arid the , fans are expecting the fastest f game of the season. The. Rainbow five have to their credit practically every game that was played in '"the .local Y. M. C. A. league. They have aleo played teams in several cities in eastern North Carolina , with suc cess. Umisual success has been met with in the sale of tickets for the contest thus(' far, but the crack Durham team is being brought here at a considerable expense and the Rainbow boys are hopeful that the gallery will be packed tonight so there Will be no loss of money. J papier and magazine;' 'contests; ' an'ct' a'TiP technical periodical tor editors.. Presi dent H. W: Chase nd Professor "Frank P. Graham and C. A. Hibbard addressed the editors, and Daniel L. Grant, of the Tar Heel, xatner or the association,- presided at all meetings.. STATE COLLEGES ORGANIZE A STATE .ASSOCIATION G fl AND Wallace Keid has injected his breezy personality into another screen ro mantic comedy with the usual pleas, in- results. This time it is "Haw iliorne of tho U. S. A.," adapted from the stai,-'1 play in which Douglas Faiir "naiiks appeared on Broadway. The jiruiiv is hfing- shown today only at the Grand theatre. It is a wholesome spirited kind of tun that Wallace Reid dispenses. He Mid Harrison ord. an accomplished einiKoian on his own hook, make an excellent "jazz duo." They proved it i:i the previous lleid release. "The Lottery -Man." In liis new film they leveal a new and even funnier bag of i ricks. The plot is slender, of course, l ut Cue i. too fascinated with the cpility and debonair love-making of Hie pleasing Mr. Reid to be disturbed ;ihmn that. liesides, the story is an tcellerit antidote of the H. C. of l tri!.f.s .iind other modern braln-whirl-i-rs. Tlie funnny part of it-is that, though v.n know the story is quite impossible jn niiil and- systematic manner ;Jn r hieh Wallace Reid goes about -con-vertin'ir the little mythital kingdom to .meiiean methods almost convince you that he could do it. At any fate, you may be pardoned a slight expansion of the chest at even the screen exploit of jfnir fellow countryman. BELFAST, Feb 6. Dublin on Satur uy nignt experienced a sensation .when loud explosions and continuous volleys, resembling the sounds of a battle on a small scale, became audi ble from th. distant suburbs, accord ing to disRatchesli received here. It turned out that thtee ambushes had occurred, one of JWhich resulted in,. the killing of a 4year-dld child. r " The first ambush was in the neigh borhood of Merrion square, shortly be fore $ o'olock. Explosions which shook some of the older houses to their foun dations were followed by vfusil8uies of rifle and revolver fire. Thev Inhabi tants sought refuge in their cellars, while persons in the streetwf JStam peded l by the- firing.- What ha&: hap pened was that three bombs werti flung at a lorry filled with soldiers. This precipitated an exchange of shots which lasted several minutes without effect except for the wounding of two civilians by bomb splinters. The second .ambush occurred on the south side of ; the city where two mil itary lorries were bombed and there was a similar brisk exchange of firing. A child of 4 years was shot through thfc head, and a woman was wounded nd taken to a hospital. FREIGHT BUSINESS IMPROVES Secial to The Star) "NEW BERN, Feb. 6. Beginning Tuesday, the Atlantic Coast Line will place freight pervice between here and Wilmington back upon the daily schedule, doing away with the tri weekly cuf tailment, due to the picking up . on Shipments. The Dill-Kraemer Trultt mills resumed operations and together with increased shipments frOm lumber mills especially, busi ness is much 'heavier than in recent months, and gives evidence of an in crease, officials of the road said last night. (Special to The Star) CHAPEL HILU Feb. 6. North Caro lina college editors from 11 institutions representing ; 16 student newspapers and magazines, meeting for the first time at the University of North Caro lina Saturday, organized the North Carolina College Press association, the first joint enterprise by North Caro lina college students established in many years. J. E. Cassell, of Davidson, was elected president; Miss Mrie Edger ton, of Salem, first vtce-president; Carroll W. Weathers, of Wake Forest, second vice-president; L. D. Mahood, of Davidson, secretary, and Miss Anne C. Fulton, of North Carolina College for Women, treasurer. Other representatives were present from the " university, Guilford. State college, Trinity, El'on, Queens college, and Meredith. The new organization plans for a news service among the colleges, news- - ATTENTION, JUNIORS! AW members of Jeff Davis Council, No. 63, Junior O. U. A. M.. are re quested to attend the funeral services of our deceased brother, S. P. BRAS WELL, at 1:30 p. m., from his late residence, 606 North Fifth street. JOHN E. WOOD, Secty. nijou Those wishing to have comfortable 'its at the. Bijou today should en lonor lo attend the matinee perform ances, for the attraction Is the latest ehap'er of Eddie Polo's whirlwind Uni versal serial, and the crowds for each Mnnrliy so far have been greater than the preceding weeks. The attendance mark today, with good weather favor ir.ir will smash everything in the his t... of the Bijou theatre, and capacity academy J m .i j i DEFENDS SELF AGAINST ROBBER. THOMASVIIiLE, Ga., Feb. 6. After, his throat had been slashed by a negro, W. J. Harrell, young white man, last night picked up a broken buggy shaft and killed the negro with a blow that crushed his head. The negro was identified as Lee B. Battle, 45. A coroner's jury exhonerated Harrell. I The wounded man will recover. Cuticura oap IS IDEAL' For the Hands Sop.Ointmnt,Tlenm.2Sc.gtet j whwrq. PorMmplM address: Oatlrare IbrtorlMjaptJC MahUa.Uaas. DRESS-UP THE BED Samson sheets, 72x90, $1.50 value $1.20 Harvard Mills sheets, 63x90, $1.85 value $1.25 Wearwell sheets, 72x90, re duced to $1,65 Wearwell sheets, 81x90, re duced to $1.75 Pillow cases, 40c value 30c c. h. fore & CO. 113 Market Street HEADED BY CHARLEY GANO SIX BIG MINSTREL VAUDEVILLE ACTS IMS ICES 50c, 75c, SJ1.00. $1.50, plus war tax. Sentq Monday, Wll niincton Tnlkinc- Mnphlne fto. - ; 1 J DO YOU KNOW ; WHAT IS THE MATTER? When You Feel Out of Sorts and See Things with a Dull Eye LOOK TO YOUR BLOOD ''ale Complexions, Languid Feel ings, Lowered Vitality, Need More Red Blood. Take Pepto-Mangan ho many people spend week , after w.fk feeling down and out.: 'They ""vt stop to think that something " uly Is the, matter. They . satisfy 'li'nsolves by saying. "Oh; I'm not s" k I'll be all right tomorrow . An-i tomorrow comes again and j''ih. Still they feel depressed end '""iriihl, scarcely able to get around. lr you don't feel like, yourself, . yotf " not yourself. If you are weak and your blood needs strengthening. "" should know about Pepto-Mangan, 1,1 ''t famous blood tonic, Physicians .""'mmend it and prescribe it because " 'ontains Just the Ingredients needed 10 make red blood. If .renews - your ('n'fgy. puts you where you ought to 'lesin with it today. Get the tablets i they will be more convenient to take '"an the liquid. Both have the same '""fheinal properties. But be sure you n the genuine Pepto-Mangan. Ask "Gudes" and be sure that the full .tnio. -Gude's Pepto-Mangan,' m .on ine package. (Adv.) Taffeta latie, and Canton Crepe Dresses have firoven very popular during the months just passed and now when every woman is keen to find one or two new frocks to finish out the season, some of the pret tiest models offered are substantially reduced in price. Very choice styles are priced at $15.00 AND UP 1 i Real Bargains And very to wear are lightly boned cor sets of white coutil, front or ?babfc' lace styles $2.00 PLAIN AND FANCY TOWELS At Prices That Mean Gen erous Savings ' ' More than one woman has permit ted her towels to wear thin and her supply to run low. But now all the necessity or excuse for denial is over. ( Towels of every description are being offered at prices discerning womenwill be more than delighted IT up to pay. Priced IDC and Powder , 29?c.Soap ( " Special for Today One can Sunbright Cleanser, one bar Swift wool soap, one package washing powder, one bar Swift borax soap, one package wool flake soap for georgette waists Hl; ' Vand other delicate fabrics. Today all for VICTORIA AL BARLOW'S RAINBOW REVIEW ' A Show That Has Played Here Before and-Is One of the Best of The Season BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS " NEW SCRIPT MUSICAL BILLS This Show Is Recom mended as One of the Best of the Season And Is Sure to Please As Love More- fiery than passion, more tenacions than desire; stronger than death that encompasses all time; that knew no past, no present, no future J MONDAY EDDIE POLO In "King Of The Circus" The Sensational Whirl wind Serial , Success TOMORROW "Fatty" Arbuckle In "The Waiter's Ball" ii THE I "MY BOY, MY BOY!" I GREATEST ' The pathetic climax of I EMOTIONAL 1 Pauline Frederick's beautiful I PICTURE 1 epic of a mother's tragic love. . I EVER 1 J I made Samuel Goldwyn 1 Presents -The picture! TJATTf TfoJlEV is even greater I mVJHl a J r II 1 11 than the play. &n ft N MJ j - fEEDBRICK e a si I a I Days q Opening O TODAY Matinees: 15c, 25c, 35c Nights: 25c, 35c, 50c (Tax Extra) Ada)ted from the Erenck of ALEXANDER BISSON by Arrangement wftK HENRY W. SAVAGE 4 Directed hy FRANK LLOYD SEE IMPORTANT f this day in both yon and the Grand! Vlhyf because it offers ynn the best rhance you've had to enjoy more pic ture and better pic turesbecause each pic ture - will - be Known 0K DAY OM.Y! And importnnt to us be cause it grfves un the ODportunity to plcnse you just twice a many timet ! Start rljcrht by Meeingr the nrst one. LEI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 II 1 1 1 1 Supported by HE BROKE THE BANK AT MONTE CARLO -Then .stumbled Into a 7 per cent revolution and brewed it till It had a "kick." Then one day his hat blew over. the royal car een wall and-yep! you've guessed It! A Sirl! Revolution off! A picture sizzling with punch, lauehg and adventure with Wallace Keid in the role of lii . life ! 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 Ml 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 Harrison F9rd, Tully Marshall, C harles Ogle, Theodore Roberts, Ruth Reiiick sind many others, in inmilllllllBEEIIIIliMlllLlIliigSIIIBIBimiRIBlllIIIUIlBllSSSBVBI ntIIBiniUaBBBBBIaill Static i'iav bv j-j A A lill!Jil(IIil!llIHII!IIIII!llllIHI lllUllHUIIIIllllllllHIinlSlllllIlIlltll Frem.thc T;ie piiiy (viiu'ii iKBtie '-ijOUG." FAIRBANKS famous n play that was one of the most successful ever produced nsLd is one of few pfays that is better on the screen than it wm on the stage! Second issue of the FIRST NATIONAL KljVOGRAH TOMORROW 03VLY A Drama of iife A Real Slice of Life RUPI3RT HUGHES Famous Book and Magazine Story "THE 13TH COMMANDMENT" With n Big Cast, - Including Ethel Clayton, Monte Blue, Anna Q. IV'illison, Irving Cum mingis, Charles Meredith and Others. Only CRANFI "Homo of PerfeetJ Pictures &2.i,t(&i. siil ... .- - -5 SSE3SE , . , i II II , 29k FuchV Gash Dept Store "Where Smart Styles Meet Moderate Prices" 28-30 South Front Street -:-( Telephone No. 272 KODAK DEVELOPING AND PRINTING DOICE PROMPTIiY AND EFFICIENTLY AT Green's DRUG Store 109 Market St. Telephone 191 Taking' chances is an awiui ex. pensive proposition. Why not let the TRAVELERS take the chance when- thel ; cost is so: lew? Phone James & James to put Liability Itt' eurance on ytmr car at once. ' .. JAMES & JAMES, Inc., Agent : v. Southern'- Buildinar Telephone JVO. 007 and 163 r : Read Star-lClassined Ads. STAR DRY CLEANING COn 114 PrlneMS 9U Dry cleaners and prtfsers renea style. Paim Beaea and K.ool llotk a specialty. PHOYB 44 SEED POTATOES ONION SETS We are now booking orders for Irish Cobbler and Red Bliss Seed Po tatoes and Red, Yellow and White Onion Sets, prices on application. Just received car of extra fancy No. 1 Irish Potatoes, Onions, Cab bage and Apples. Gomplete line of Canned Goods, Candies, etc Bear Produce and Merchan dise Company (Wholesale Only) Cor. Nntt and Grace Streets Phones 452 153 W. E. & J. H. TAYLOR FA.MILY GROCERIES A"ND COUN TR Yv PRODUCE; ..v Fruits, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco Chickens, Eggs, Meats, ete. North Carolina Meats a Specialty .612 Castle St. Phone 1910 Read Star Classified Ads. You Wouldn't Call a veterinary to treat your. child? Then, why have your Ford repaired py other than experf mechanics at an authorzied Ford Service Station ? Completely Equipped Shop Specialized Corps of Mechanics- Genuine Ford Parts Standard .i. , . -, -: 4 t Labor Charges Jories Motor Sales Co Third and Market Streets h Telehonef Nos. 760-725 GAS : OILS i fREE AIR : WATER ' r fabrics 39c 65c .$4.98 THEY'RE HEBE'V'-'i' You will enjoy looking at these new, fresh and spring-like things ! Better still, to choose from a dis play that is so completely new and attractive in price. 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It's a good time to buy your spring; and summer supply now, a yard only ..... 32-inch Amoskeag romper cloth, a durable cloth for boys' wash suits, girls' dresses, fresh spring styles, in stripes, checks and plenty of plain colors, a yard 9C only uDC 36-inch percales, fine, smooth quality and fin ish, in light shirting stripes and dark dress designs, 1 A a yard . AC 36-inch percales, fair grade for making up house dresses, bungalow aprons, scores of designs- to choose from, 1A?1 ; a yard... 102C English long cloth, 36 inches wide, closely wo ven, chamois finish. Three grades in 10-yard bolts. $1 .98 $0.19 $0.48 Bolt:. 1 U , L 36-ihch checked nainsook, fine quality and finish. Splendid fabric for mak ing spring and summer underwear. Your choice of flesh, pink or white. A yard , only 36-inch, 10-yard pieces of nainsook, fine grade, closely woven, soft and smooth finish, in flesh or pink, per piece ":. . 36-inch white gabardine skirtings, fine, smooth grade; - . good quality , ofe69c79c98c; 36-inch mercerized poplins, -assorted colors, rich, lus trous quality, permanent , finish, a" yard Op C Belk-Villiams Co. i -1 till hi ! hi 1 1 .i.
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