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THE BIG PARADE
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Nine years ago on Friday, November 13, the
greatest battle of the greatest war of all time was
brought to a dramatic close, and the thundering
guns along the Western front subsided into a
peaceful calm, as empires tottered and War Lords
fled to safety in neutral country. The world went
into a delirium of joy that heralded the most stu
pendous event the world has seen in two thousand
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Americans by the hundreds of tnv% ^mds were -
actors in the world's greatest drama. / . (
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Laurence Stallings, of North ttarolina was
there. He saw it, he was a part of it und he has 1
reproduced it in the great film dram* of all time
"The Big Parade." V A
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It is a picture that will grip vow. will thrill
you, will convulse you with laughter m one mom
ent and tear your heart with the sorrow of it in the
next. It has been heralded and hailed dj all class
es of people as the greatest War Picture o2 all time.
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The New Lyric Theatre will .open on Armis
tice Day with the showing of this mignty picture.
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The New Lyric Theatre, just completed, and
opening Friday Nov. 11 with the Big Parade, is
Western North Carolina's best moving picture
theatre. The management is proud of it, and
wants everybody in Jackson county to see it.
It is not only a thing of beauty; but is com
fortably equipped, with steam heating plant, the
best of spring, opera chairs, spaced so that you can
be comfortable, and with new screen, new ma
* chkies, everything that a modern theatre could
have.
This splendid theatre is Jackson county's own,
no city has a better one, and we want our people to
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The New Lyric Theatre is anxious for every
man, woman and child in Jackson County to see
The Big Parade. The school children should not
miss this opportunity of learning what their fath
ers and big brothers endured in the Great War. It
is a liberal education within Itself. / '
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See, live the Great War over again in this ?
the greatest tragicomedy ever filmed.
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