The Mikadow, Manitowoc's New $30,000 Movie Theatre to OpenTANUfY F KA1WiARCHITECT*Wiih a force el m- ,0 .*.lt; k lt;lay and night 1h*« pn*i 1 w • i*\.. completing the) Imllriin”. h*.* Mikndeu. Manitowoc's new inniing pir-I urn I lien! re, will b-. d .on. npent«» the public imnomjv.. M-nii 1. u ithr.vj in rfcrmanccb, an aiicrnooii niati ueo and evening slm*. A five piece on host ra will piny at tin* 0*1 uhig pen ft rmcne •.Opening bill t th« liewtlioHtre wiilbe ,,rrtii* Se(la•(!U^otf(v,,, a Bluebird ftvc* reel feature, la which Helen Ware wiil appear in the rflic- role. The picture will be shown at both performance* Saturday and will be followed on Sunday with The Final Judgment/' featuring Ethel Barrymore, one of the most noted artists of the stage. Matinee prices Saturday and Sunday wiil be 5 nnd Id and evening Id cents fornil seats. The Mikadow will, however. he 11 five-cen-t theatre, except for special features.The Mikadow. which Is owned by John M. Kndow. and will be under the management of Chester M. Coney. is one of the most palatial movie theatres m the northwest, and is iiaini-romely furnished. The theatre has a sealing capacity or KUO and Is tire proof and of modern construction throughout. The ventilation of the tlieatrq la one of Its Important features. provision bfttnff' mad* for circulation of .10.000 cubic foci of air per minute.Tho theatre is located on Washing ten street, between Eleventh andTwelfth, and is a most attractive buildiiig which adds much to th'i street. A cut of the theatre appears above.