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THE ASHEVTLLE CITIZEN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1919. THEATRICAL Aui i TVscrl 0 "THE LOVE DOCTOR." That breexy, bubbling, sparkling musical comedy, "The Love Doctor," which will be the attraction at the Auditorium New Year'a night, la de- crtoea as a tonic in two doses for loved and loveless. If you have loved and won, consult "The Love Doctor." If you have loved and lost, "The Love Doctor" can advise you, as he specializes In all love diseases; in fact, If you have never been In love "The Lovo Doctor" will explain to you how to fall In love. Of course, In these days of special izing, every doctor Is a specialist on some diseases, but It remained for 'The Love Doctor" to discover a tonic that will rejuvenate all forms of old love as well us young love. After paying a visit to "The Love Doctor" and hearing him King his way Into the hearts of those In the various stages of love and those contemplating a visit to Loveland, you will leave the theatre feeling that your visit has been more benoficial than all the tonics that the ordinary doctor could! "The Love Doctor" Is the essence of refinement and the realization of the ideal In smart musical comedy. It is a dainty, entertaining, attractive offering, interspersed with 18 song hits; acted by a clever company and ran me prettiest girls obtainable, attired in the smartest kind of ultra modern gowns. In fact, the latest fashions are superbly depicted by the smart costumes worn by the small army or really beautiful and talented choristers. Seats on sale Tuesday at the Para mount Drug store. aumea the role of Bob Gllmore, alias Jim Htevena, in "The Midnight Man." As each episode progresses, the In terest is keyed to even a higher pitch; the action at all times grip ping, moves with even greater dash and daring. Gllmore, searching for his parents, making use of a mys terious Jade ring, is hounded as the "Midnight Man" by one of New York's most famous detectives, while tho crafty Zafara trails hlra in order to secure the jade ring. Also into the story comes Nell Morgan, daugh ter of the leader of a famous gang of thieves. But Big Jim mufft be seen to be appreciated. AT THE PRINCESS Tom Mix In "Law of North of 65." Comedy, "Gee Whiz!" Pictorial Life. "Law North of 86" is full of thril ling situations, and Is a typicul Tym Mix Picture. adapted "A Virtuous Vamp," from Clyde Fitch's popular play, "The Uatchelor," and their work on this production la rated as among their best. LOl'ISE WRIGHT. With Meyers' Syncopated Revue, wen upon s at the Majestic Today. With gorgeous costumes and ap- i sents a.t the Majestic this week a mu sical revue mai ror snappmess, clean ness and all-round KuodnesM Is one of tho favorite attractions to bitfound anywhere in tho south. Mewrs has collected around him real talent In the entertaining line, chief among which may be mentioned Louise Wright, whose former aDcurance at tho Majestic was the occasion for hearty appreciation uii the part of the audience. She is exceedingly clever in sons and dance. When Al Kldgeway takes the boards as itu eccentric comedian there are few in the Iiouho who can resist Ills . laugh-provoking personality in the 0 roles assumed, and fewer still who would care to if they could. His work in "comedy lines has placed him as one of the peers in his particular Held, and his presence alone makes tha show well worth seeing. Uardiners have something really clever and pleasing to offer, while the full-o-pep girls are on hand to back up the vaudeville specialists with singing and dancing that is at tractive. Meyers has chosen well when he named his offering "The Synco pated Revue," for one can find therein the same contagious movement and lifo that one catches from well played syncopated music. Daring feuts are mot uncommon in the movie game, particularly in mod ern serials. But few have ever at tempted and none surpassed the dar ing shown by Gentleman Jim Jef-l'tries,- the idol of millions, who ua- AT THE STRAND Constance Talmadge In "A Virtuous Vamp. A Briggs comedy, "The Photograft Gallery." Scores of Nellie Jones office asso ciates were shocked one Autumn night to see her step lightly into the brilliant Palais Royal, clinging ten derly to the arm of her boss and head of the Crownlnshleld Insur ance Company. Couples who were" used to seeing Nellie tap a typewriter eight hours per day nodded significantly to one another and opined that Nellie had "vamped" the prize of the entire of fice. But Nellie merely smiled Inno cently and examined tho shlmmle dance of Gilda Gray, the celebrated New York dancer. , This Is the situation In "A Virtu-' ous Vamp," Constance Talmadge's second production, for First National Exhibitor's Circuit. John Emerson and Anita Loos have AT THE OALAX A Rex Special. "The Utrl From Outside." Burton Holmes Travelogue. Two men battle wtlh a pair of thugs who attempt to crack a safe In the North Star Hotel of Nome, In "The Girl from Outside" a new; Rex Beach Picture, being a true pic-1 turizatlon of Rex Beach's story "Tho Wag Lady." When the would-be, robbers are overpowered and beaten j up, they are thrown with great cer-j emony out into the street, covered with mud from the fall rains, and In I that sticky mass of slush and mud I they struggle to extricate themselves, j much 'to the amusement of the half-: clad miners who emerge from the hotel. This Is but one .of the situations in "The Girl From Outside" which will amuse and thrill the theater-goers who see the production, which was produced by Goldwyn under the able direction of Reginald Barker. All through the teeming seven reels, I a dozen interesting characters weave and interweave the plot strings tol produce fine entertainment. ANTHRACITE COKE RIGHT WILL PREVAIL Soon the Coal Strike will pass into oblivion. BUT the real Winter is yet to come. Have you COAL to meet it? Terms Cash Phones, 1 29-1 30 CAROLINA COAL & ICE CO. M. & W. GRADES MONEY TO VOAT. SERVICE STATION ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES ASHEVILLE BATTERY CO. Phone S4S7 Cortege & Market Sts. 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' Asheville Welding ' NCo. fhone 1111. ll-IS Biltmor Are. fjjjf-&zsx: -sap I A Few More Left At a Special Price We have a few hundred pairjs of the C. W. Byrd stock of shoes left, that we are now closing out at a very special price before our January Inventory takes place. IF IT'S SHOES-SEE THESE A better buy cannot be found prove . .v it by comparison. ECONOMY Sample Shoe Store One Dozen 12 Biltmor Ave. J C xen A ?sit amount of work now remains to be done which the in terrsntioa of war has necessarily delayed and accumulated, and the result is that yery large capital expenditures ought to be made to make op for the interruptions fneritsbly due to the war and to prepare the rail roads to scire adequately the in creased traffic throughout the country. WALKER D. HINES, jkrtctor Central ofRaUnadi Work more Produce more Save more But we can't continue increasing our pro duction unless we continue increasing our rail road facilities. The farms, mines and factories cannot in crease their output beyond the capacity of the railroads to haul their products. Railroads are now near the peak of their carrying capacity. Without railroad expansion more engines, more cars, more tracks, more terminals there ' can be little increase in production. But this country of ours is going to keep right on growing and the railroads must grow with it- To command in the investment markets the flow of new capital to expand railroad facilities and so increase production there must be public confidence in the future earning power of railroads. The nation's business can grow only as fast as the railroads grow. gmodauoaol THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Sedan, with electrfc starting and' lighting system,demountablerimswith.3j4-incfi -tires all around, is the ideal family car because of its general utility and refined and comfortable equipment. Finely upholstered. Plate glass windows. An open car in the spring, Bummer,' and early fall. A closed car in inclement . weather and winter. Rain-proof, dust-proof. la the city or the country, a family car. '. The low cost of operation and maintenance is not the least of its charms. Won't you come in. and look it over? RICHBOURG MOTOR CO. 52-60 Broadway rrrrl Asnnvuie, w. c. 1-1 1 COOK WITH GAS For gas) IS THE IDEAL FUEL ASHEVILLE POWER & LIGHT CO. Phone 879 Sales Room 102 Patton Are. 3 WE TALK ON THE QUALITY of our MONARCH eoal because that Is Its best argument. No money Is saved by buyln poor eoal. It takes more to produca the required heat and there is a lot of waste. Better buy MONARCH and ret not only the beat, but by far the most eco nomical. SOIJTDERNCOALCo. THONB Tie 11 M. Pack CRAVEN'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY "PURITY and ACCURACY" OUR MOTTO Night Clerk Over Store ' i End of W. Asheville Car Luy. Phone 3091
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