Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 196, Hammond, Lake County, 10 February 1922 — Page 2

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At Last!

The Supreme Spectacle of the Age More than Two Years ii the Making Cost Over $3,000,000 and has been Pronounced as the Most Wonderful Masterpiece in the Entire History of the Motion Picture Industry Your First and Only Chance to See the one Picture that Makes Hollywood look like a Child's Pasteboard Town! seeHow Griffith is OutGriffithed The Lions Loosed on Helpless Thousands! The Picture Bigger than the Biggest ever Produced AT THE 'arthenon Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thusrsday

BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES FOR WEEK

Yesterday and today, parents, teachers and frifTHJs of Boy Scouts of Hammond have been invited to attend their troop nwetiriK's . Because, of th nearness to Linoolns birthday special exercises have been held in which the incidents of his life, so familiar to all good scouts, have le;n recounted. Anniversary Week ami especially the Father and Son banquet feature was boosted yesterday at the luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce when Scout Kxt-cutive I. K. Scott addressed the business men. Their co-operation has been promised in seeing that every scout is given a chance to att.-nd the banquet whether his dad comes alorfj or riot. Today the bird houses are beini; placed In the window of the Northern Cas & Electric Co. Tbero are houses from all parts of Hammond. The types are suited for all kinds of birds which are welcome In these parts. The w inn'.ng houses of the contest will be given a prominent place in the window. Saturday vill be the all-city hike. Scouts will mobilize at the Central school and atrat on the hiks. Dads are invited to corne along. Each man will carry enough "grub" for oms meal. Scouting will be riven attention in practically all of the churches Sunday. Scouts will attend services in uniform. As it Is also Lincoln's birthday, the day has double significance.

PARTHENON Two Day Friday and Sat" THEATRE wrday, Feb- 17-18.. Special HAMMOND, INDIANA Matinee Satcrday 2:15. WAGENHALS & KEMPER Present THE DRAMATIC SENSATION OF NEW YORK AND CHICAGO

By MARY ROBERTS RINEHART and AVERY H0PWO0D

LAUGHS AND THRILLS 600 Nights New York 500 Nights Chicago THE MOST SENSATIONAL DRAMATIC TRIUMPH RECORDED IN THE HISTORY OF THE STAGE Seat Sale of Prices Prevailing for "The Bat" NIGHTS: 50c-$1.0O-$1.50-$2.0O Box Seat $2.50 MATINEE: 50c-75c-$1.00-$1.50 Matinee Saturday, 2:15 P. M. Nights, S:15 Prompt SEATS NOW SELLING FOR ENTIRE ENGAGEMENT

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MART AtDEN AS TWE OLD MOTUER. IN'TWC OLD NEST" 6y RUPERT UUGWES Ji GOLQWU Pjctur. Directed by REGINALD BAAKCRS also FRANK MAYO in "ACROSS THE DEAD LINE" Persons coming in at 7 o'clock will see both features Prices Mat. 5-10-17c Eve'g 10-15-25c

Monday the window demostrations of first aid. Knot tying and .other scout stunts will begin.

AT THE ORPIIEUT.I. With that keen eye for art and beauty which ,has played such a prominent part in making: such a success of her picture productions, Nastlmova eho.se a ZieKcid Follies beauty for one olI the supporting: roles In "Cumile." her latest Metro release, which will be Shiran at the Orptaeum theater, on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The lucky pirl is Oonseulo Flowerton, a member of the famous Broadway affKrepation of beauties of the SpringKrolic of 1920. Such a hit had her youthful beauty and vivacity made In .Now York that Miss Ilowertrm was the model for all of 1 Toward Chandler Christy's famous war posters. It v,ns during- one of Nazirnova's trips t i Xiw York that she chanced to meet Mifs l'lowerton. The famous star assured her she would give the. Follies beau ty a chance to see what s.he could do In fore the camera in "Oanulle." "THE BAT" IS COMING Tins WAY The sale of seats for tho coming: presentation of "The Hat" at the Parthenon theater on February IS and F opens next Saturday. February 11, at 10 a. m. Manager i.'rcsrory of the Parthenon declared yesterday that there Is greater interest being- manlfsted in the forthcoming visit of "The Bat" than he has ever seen before in advance of a theatrical event. This in the play that broke all theatrical rec--r Big Double

ords for the amount of business .tranacted during the first year of its run In New York it Is still be ins presented there as well as ectabHsalng: n.vr marks, both for the amount of business done and for the length of its run in Chicago where it played on solid year. "The Bat" comes here, staged exactly as it was presented In New York and Chicago and played by an exceptionally fine company.

WILL DEMPSEY ID FILM STAR? tlHTERNATIONM. NEWS SERVICE IjOS ANGEL.ES, CaX, Feb. 10. Motion picture circles here were mildly interested today in :.he revtval of a rumor that Bsb-e Daniels, film tar. and Jack lamjsey, heavyweight champion puglisist, are to be married. This time, so the revised version nays, the wedding "may" take place March 1. Questioned about matrimonial aspirations. Jack feigned a bHuh s be announced. "Don't you think it proper for Miss Daniels to snnourrce ruch a wedding, that is, if such a wedding Is to take place?" Miss Daniels is working with a motion picture company at Ijamesa, Arl. Her mother is with her. However, Mrs. p m

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SATURDAY MATINEE AND EVENING Mr. H. S. Warren, Director of Gary School Band OFFERS YOU CONCERT DELUXE Also Regular Vaudeville and Picture Features SUNDAY COMPLETE NEW PROGRAM 5 Acts Vaudeville 5 ALSO HOBART BOSWORTH in "THE SEA LION" WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST

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Georgia Griffin, Bebe's Tndmotfter, denied she had heard of an srproaching wedding. "I am of the opinion Bbe will b single at least a few years." she Raid.

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION BACKS DOWN tFPECIH. TO THE TIMES! CROWN POINT. Ind.. Feb. 10 County Suryor Ray Seely is engaged In a dispute with, the state Mghway commission. lie claims the commission h backed down on its agreement to move the bridges across the Singleton ditch to "permit the dredge to paas toy. Tbe Singleton ditch runs throagh the Kankakee marsh for dlrtance of eighteen miles, draining thousands of acres of land. Ths county has let a contract for ths draining of the ditch to cost $76,00 which is considerably lower than the original estimate. "The farmers are paying money to the state highway commission and nrw the commission expocts them to pay to move tb bridge," said Peely. MAY SOLVE AUTO THEFTS With the arrest Of two Gary youths, Clarence Ball. 633 Broadway, and Nick Sotu. 840 Jefferson St., yesterday, who are held at tie Gary police station today on open charges, it Is said that members of the police hope to clear up SATURDAY Big Doable Feature 'THE OLD NEST and "ACROSS THE DEAD LINE" Afternoon Only Evening "THE OLD NEST SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY William mm Jicry A Scenario Cmrncttl llym DtrManiJfGmtiUc . fflfl Xwntt Plum MONDAY AND TUESDAY Big Doable Feature Doris Pawn and John Gilbert in "SHAME" Also Johnny Walker and Edna Murphy in '-WHAT LOVE WILL DO" Afternoon Only Evening "SHAME"

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a number of auto thefts which have baffled them for some time. The police were reticent concerning any Infonnvjof oa the cars.

But Mankind r Ante and men are the only things that fiflht by means of armies. We tn exense the ants thy hare never been toM to lore one another. Exchange. S. J. Gregory Theatrical Company Orpheum Theatre LAST TIMES Today and Tomorrow D. W. GRIFFITH PRESENTS RICHARD BARTHELMESS IN "The Idol Dancer" SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY NAZIMOVA I IN "CAMILLE" with RUDOLPH VALENTINO ALSO GEORGE WALSH IN "With Stanley in Africa? Itft sV htMt 'UtifatatttiUSIM BIJOU LAST TIMES TODAY "GOLD " by B. A. KynBobby Burns in "Squirrel Food" Also "The Lion Killers" TOMORROW Ethel Clayton in "A LADY IN LOVE" Jane and Katherine Lee Mutt & Jeff Matinee only, "The Yellow Arm" SUNDAY Tom Santschi in "THE SECRET OF RED BUTTE" Mutt & Jeff Larry Sernon in "School Days And a six-reel feature. MONDAY AND TUESDAY George Cheesbro in "THE RECOIL" "Miracles of the Jungle," Ep. 8 ADMISSIONS Matinee: Adults 15c Children 6c Night: Adults 20c Children 10c

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