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PRODIGAL JUDGE" ROYAL.
eting properties were pur
and bailt for use In. "The- Prog
dge." the bis VJ.taKna.ph special,
will be fiiown at the Royal the-
;.,n:nj Monday.
raiso heads the all-8tar cast.
, r old fashioned carriages
ui.-ht for the production, and
GRAD
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Constance Binney Is probably the
conscious young: person acting before
the camera today. She Is pretty, youth
ful, graceful and Intelligent. But she
WILMINGTON MORNING STAR. WILMINGTON. N. C SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 1922.
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times has it occurred to you, either in business or under other conditions, that you failed to have
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through the mail without any danger of the actual cash being lost.
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Department, where it will be credited with 4 per cent interest, compounded quarterly.
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Opening Monday at th Royal
"i-efr E'.ward Jose had constructed
. .r,4,- .t Mississippi type of keel boat
.i , two-cabin raft of the style of
f...-ra: Venues ago.
The r '-r scenes were filmed In the
Ceiar F.A?ids of the St. Lawrence riv-c-
ni then the cabin of the boat was
;-ir.pcT:M to the Vltagraph studio,
s-.-ere certun close-ups were made.
cr.e c-i these cloe-ups Jean Paige
f r-are? Eaton nearly lost their
T- ,-abln took fire when they
V- :-.- part -of cajneramen, direc-
-- ?-.'. T.ployes at the studio tnat
:- -i were rescued uninjured, errs:-
the scenes showing the cabin
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ELMO LINCOLN
la II Ls Great Jangle Serial
THE ADVENTURES OF
TARZAN"
By Edgar RIo Burrougnn
SNUB POLLARD
In a Comedy Scream
MOVIE CHATS
has never yet resorted to any tricks or
affectations to "put over" her person
ality to her public She is just her
self, and her acting Is so natural and
spontaneous that it is always a. joy to
see her In a new role.
Realart has provided an unusual
but on the whole a very satisfactory
vehicle for the young star in "The
Magic Cup." in which she will be seen
at the Grand theater Monday only.
The heroine of the piece, imperson
ated by Miss Binney, is a little hotel
scully maid, but in spite of her lowly
sphere she ls a gay and gallant little
If You Only Believe,
It's So
il&rv Malloy had great faith in
hipriaes and in everyone who
-e into her lire rrom me ocui--.-
-reman who worked beside
-' .n tho hotel kltohen to the
yji Lord FltxRoy who came
i- arrnsi the seas to restore
r t-. nor rightful heritage.
r-j n: thirsting for real ro-
"The Magic
Cup"
Brtramlng- over with ronuiscf,
crpriie. myitrry and tint
love, wit
Constance Binney
In Her Moat Fascinating Role
MOTXW ONLY
t )l Nil Reele ot
Hero eemee Wanna 1 ae giMtMt
production! Tie pleture taat la aavr
creating a eeaaatloa 1m all tke cltlee,
taken from the great play la wklek
Jane Cwl played kero not long ago.
It's positively ae boat eke aaa ever
done positively tke boot pietuxa
ftkowm at tale tketre and one of
tke beet picture of all flsaee.
Wltk Ilarrlaon Kord, Alee B. Fa
elM, WTBdaam Standing ad otker
poimlar artlata.
Three Days, Commencing
Monday, July 3
rciai-1
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.Bank
WILMINGTON, N. C.
THOMAS E. COOPER, President CHARLES E. BETHEA,, V-Pres. HORACE C. COOPER, Cashier
S. D, PITTMAN, Asst. Cashier BENJAMIN ADAMS, Asst. Cashier
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figure, not wistful, like the traditional
Cinderella, but as cheery as a. Polly
anna, though less sugary.
THE SHIEK'S WIFTV
The entire story of "The Shiek's
Wife." which will be shown at the
Royal, opening next Thursday, ls told
with true artistic feeling. There is no
villain In the hackneyed sense of the
word. The psychology of the shlelc.
who loves his wife with an ancient
fierceness and who tries to dominate
her In true Oriental fashion. Is sympa
thetically set forth- The character
of the romantic and high-spirited girl
is also skillfully etched.
Many of the scenes are spectacular
in the extreme. The dashing maneu
vering of the native cavalry ls most
colorful. There are Interesting soenes
In the luxurious Interiors of the tent
harems, views showing the Arab ad
ministration of Justice and the hero
ine's rendesvous amid the ruins of an
ancient temple. The fight between the
Bphls and the tribesmen reflect in
comparable action nd beauty.
"The Shiek's Wife." has already
scored an Immense success on the con
tinent. In TTance it was a eel al mod as
a truly great picture, and In England
It ls now commanding wide attention.
It is predicted that Its success in the
United States wm do unpir.m..
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Convict Caves Evidence
Against Mrs. Obenchain
Aa a vvsri.TR Hm.llf Jan ti-r
Testifying that Mrs. Madeline Oben
chain sought to pereuaoa mm
i . .timnn for her In her first
trial for the murder of J. Belton Ken
nedy. Paul Roman, now a convici
day was a witness In her second trial.
. tAii.A hnut a. score of letters
as having been written by Mrs. Oben-
chaln from her cell in me m e"
les Jail, to him In Kolsom penitentiary.
The last missive which Roman said
waa handed to him in the oounty Jail,
hkvlng been brought from prison to
testify for Arthur C. Burch, co-defendant
in the Kennedy case, said:
"Paul, my sweetheart:
T love you, believe me. Don't give
me up now. If you do I will take
you with me so help me heaven."
There wu no signature Koman
said the handwriting was Mrs. Oben
and that the note, with a $5
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Happiest and Snappiest Orchestra in the South
SUNDAY CONCERT PROGRAM
Old-Fashioned . Girl.
Our Director, march, wv.w.-.
Love Dreams.,..
Piano Solo, Prelude C Sharp. Minor
Old Pal
Sewanee Bluebird
Violin Solo. Cradle Song
Saxophone Solo, All Che La Mort-
Al Jolson
F. E. Blglow
Jack Meskill
........ Rachmaninoff
M. K. Jerome
, ..Con Conrad
. .Hauser
Verdi
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TUESDAY NIGHT Pea Dance.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Aanexlcna Legion- Dost mlas tkle one,
"tHUb'sDAY NIGHT Special Favor Dance Sometnlng new. All
different tMa tlxna.
FRIDAY NIGHT Special Dance. You will like this one. A big sur
prise In store for you.
SATURDAY NIGHT Big Week-end Dance.
Take the big bun or auto at Pioneer Station, North FVont Street. If It
la pleasuri you are looking for. Come to Carolina Bench. You will
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Ocean Beach Amusement Company
LEM DAVIS, Manager
I
a Jan
bill was brought to him by
"trusty."
The false testimony," Roman said
he was to give, was that he had over
hear "two ragged men" plotting to
kill Kennedy after having tried to
blackmail him. Mrs. Obenchain at her
first trial testified that when Ken
nedy was shot in Beverley Glen she
saw "two ragged men" disappearing In
the bushes after the shot had been
fired
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"I Want But One
Wife!"
Th thelk exclaimed! "Let me take
hrr and go to my people la the
d rfrt and I will be
nappy-
. a blonde oeauty. naa mamm - " . " 72 ,
ttandf.ri.r Arab of the deaert. zouna axr ' '
Mortal custom and rigid tradition. n-ia ata
, H had .worn br tna aeard of the ppl.et- tfct sh. il Te
tte. the nolo light of ale f1 . tlZIm 1a1 klWWnl
tr' love for her Is overruled .Tfca flAl!
and he prepares to take a .ecoud wile. AAl tl
V'l .lnt ikuuasstl trr the aanetlty ol keT marriage rights.
Taie of Paasloaata Oriental Leve-A TTleture of tka Great Desert
Made la ttho Denrt- Moat Unusual Fleture You Have
Ever Seen
OPEXtNQ
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THIRSDAY
ROYAU
SPECIAL
JtfUSIO
SCORE
THE MOST LOVEABLE CHARACTER OF FICTION COMES TO
LIFE IN MOTION PICTURES!
The Rembrant of the Screen
"The Prodigal Judge
Adapted from the World-Famous Novel by
VAUGHAN KESTER
With That Eminent Stage Celebrity
MACLYN ARBUCKLE
In the Title Role Supported by
JEAN PAGE EARL FOX CHARLES EATON
A story of heart interest that appeals to every human being because the
characters are flesh and blood creatures and their actions are
those of Inlman activity
THE GREAT AMERICAN PICTURE
With incidental tousle by the New Royal Orchestra
99
3 DAYS
OPENING
MONDAY
ROYAL
3:30 TWICE DAILY 8 :30
Matineesv 17c, 28c, 39c
Nights, 28c, 39c, 55c
Endorsement of
i
Hon. George R.
Ward for Judge of
the Sixth Judicial
District
We, the undersigned members of the Bar of
Duplin county, hereby endorse the Hon. George R,
Ward, of this county, for Judge of the Sixth Ju
dicial District. Mr. Ward is a native of Duplin,
county, 44 years of age, a graduate of the Univer
sity of North Carolina, an ex-member of the House
of Representatives, a lawyer of learning and of
18 years' successful practice, a man of fine talents
and habits, and of high character, and naturally
of fair and impartial mind and good judgment,
and in our opinion, of a pre-eminently fine judicial
temperament.
JOHtf'X SAVIN, JR.,
D. Ii, CARLTOJT,
p. m; JOLLY,
h, d;willtams,
A. X3EANT0N,
N. B. BOiNEY.
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