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MTHE ATCHISON DA***. JgM.w,? ' lt;21/ *-** * #yi*trVt -•'•#1V% -**- *** ' * * J■’, v;•.v v4 *'•lt; H - . . h9 , y*,i: : *b- £*1 V1; V• u*I? ?v|*•*? ‘%* ‘■*%jt»» ■ * ^*r *r **fPlr* •.' . -?V- *V .? /• •'*S *lt; s*mv* *$£- ** lt;i- * •lt; ;. •;■frAfcF • xW£^Vvv- ' SInQJSIX./Sv*’,r'S'1 ■%44**-* OA|k-~y*. Ar •-■7lt;** \ • Ji*4- Lv*v*if * 1* 1 •; ■•'- .,gp^.T'mv- lt;■* .^ 4 fw J* 'AJLJfc t *'■ * lt;SBWTili VlbtfPK * V * .MaK • ••. ^^i.- . *: A* t r „wV33PiW/W* . 1 ■ -. t ^4, '. *1 ^5 4- £Awfc!v**«;V.WCv*‘iIrLw^ ^ jftA .-■«J 'It ' -M $. 4€■ * • *4' i • * • «y* ^ * « iV r.* a*'\9 4r b:- lt;• t* \ * # TjW1(Sr ' * ♦ ’prc.-•u'i •• .L.Ssif%■ »+ J J.v * ^- *, v lt;»Os■‘‘V,.,4.s• » ,* , .fCr*•• lt;: •-■ \W.*r . :**^H.-f A,■n* #•♦ •tv -:m+ • f*.A^ /«. y ^ 7%v.« L-V1! • vSy*SK vhrr t■4 1• '. ~* r'.-¥ii^•i *tr v ,, -y -s.!■•*lt;?•: { H9*. ;-3»1 v»v1* ^ ‘ •vr-^':V.•Alt;*v..VA, .• ^ 5V- - Jt; j %» * AT,VM^ V 4^** • - tfL.* * •.,#. 4^, v*a. . W »:•• * r,. W-s1V?y ^ v# .»v..^' ■'» * ws: *fK; lt;* *' V.Srv- wy*J ‘ *4^4- Af ..Vk4 ‘a*V i-* -A*\r''i' ■**•» fY*fe6-' -a«. •/ 7*lt;fc-v. / n 4; 4 *7A-Vi!v' ^ ?* / #► • jL#-'* »!wl. ' ^ ■ y teas *.+i-*.lt;■■■**■- «»■ y * «.i- ■ sjy lt;V Jtk '-Vi iT^ i, '*.'A lti • - %-vi* f v • '*ra?Kp. »4,t'-*-?r*Vi* (■ V '•V*•■ A*• ■ v- 'F'«dw#srer-V-‘Aril.' A k- a, ■.!i-'9t:£9*y' i ^ lVlt;t' . . 1 - v '-*4iwavrv. ♦■vr '•»■iW:, *.TSk*■ e v,: • •■ vie-i: #•■ ^7 ^■; *lt;iA«Sv;-“ / ft -Lr‘'^V,V 0-.“x4$%mlt;t r'** v 4 • *rMISS LODEMA COREYLeading lady with the Clern-Corey Players, opening tonight at theAirdome. Miss Corey has been a great favorite in stock in manyof the larger cities, having appeared in over 800 different plays.AND STAGE.Ilt; h»m-Corey Player* MaUo Bow «tAlt*(loiiie ToniixHt.AVith the presentation of “The Girl (if the Flying C Hanch,’* at the Air do mo tonight. t h o Cl om - C o r«' y Player* open their .stock engagement In Atchiaon. The play Ip an absorbing utory with the great west tt» lt^ locale, and although events move Bvviftly tliorc will not be the usual revolver shot ». ihohably “The Oirl of tti»‘ Flying I Itaiuh* Is a» tenso hW(-.stern l»iil ever to be presented by n wtoek company and is calculated to «duw the ability of the CTem-CoreyPlnyeis to advantage,(High rla** vaudeville worth themoney alone, will ho offered bet wet n acts; enlisting tin* services of '‘Sheet,’ Mayo, novelty single offering; Mins Maud Miller, in a singing specialty, and Chic Kehoe, m a character monolog.The much heralded prices of the good old d«yi 10, 20 and 30 cents -wilt be in force with the Clem-Corey Players, and not onl will the prices he thf‘ only good thing but future ■productions by the lt;'lorn-Corey Players will revive mcmorioseof the days v hen the play was the thing,* instead of the imitation plays of rocenfyears.Programs are changed entirely eve ry Sunday and \\ cdnesday Fid-lowing the last presentation (»f “TheGirl of the Flying r Ranch on Tuesday night, A Runaway Match willbe presented the balance of the week— Wednesday to Fnturday nights. A specUil amateur program will bo theiattraction Thursday night, in conJunction with “A Runaway Match’* by the f’lem-Corey Players.\ Percy Oilman, a high school stu-ident, 1^ taKinjj tickots at the Or-pheum theatre.This Week at Oirfaeuni.Today—Mary Miles iMintor in “Don't Call Me IJttle Girl,” and hitr added musical attraction, Brown'sSaxo-fiextette.(Monday and Tuesday—.Marion Davies, in an extra »ood Cosmopolitan attraction, Buried Troaaure;” also Brown* Saxo-Sextette.Wednesday and Thursday—Thomas MedKhan in The City of SilentMen.’’Friday and Saturday—Will Rogers in The Unwilling Hero.”Thomas Meighan is to produce A Prince There Was, a picturization of George Cohan’s stage success.
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Atchison Sunday Globe
Atchison, Kansas, US
Sun, Jul 31, 1921
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