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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
14
Friday program presents J Warren Kerrigan in The Green Flame from Robert Brunton studios. Fritz Truncite leads an excellent cast in a five wire detective drama with swift action and a happy ending. Added Mack Sennett comedy delivers quick laughs and Lane humor.
A Saturday cinema feature shows Buck Jones performing daring horsemanship in a western tale of love and conspiracy. Firebrand rescues a baby as Rosalind meets Firebrand at her ranch sparking a romance. Includes two reel comedy Percy and Ferdie in Circus Teroes for kids. Children's matinee priced for adults.
Sunday at the hotel Pansy the salesgirl signs the register under her own name while guests believe she is the famous film star Marie La Tour incognito. They pamper her until the real La Tour arrives in a light comedy drama well worth your while.
The program lists William DeMille's MIDSUMMER MADNESS with Lois Whang Lila Lee Jack Holt and Conrad Nagel about friendship marriage temptation and tested love. Also added Tom Santschi in THE IMPOSTOR a powerful drama with thrilling developments and a sparkling love story.
Wednesday September 28 show features Alice Brady in The New York Idea a sharp society drama about marriage fault finding. The program lists added one reel comedy Rest in Peace and act Mutt and Jeff for the bill.
Thursday, September 29th presents a short and crooked street dividing wealth and poverty. Nora McShkane in Fish Alley and Beatrice Vanderfleet in a park-side mansion are mirrored opposites yet share unlikely friendship. Also added are a one reel comedy Tea for Two and Screen Snapshots featuring movie stars in daily life.
Friday schedule features Hugo Ballin’s Pagan Love about a blind woman restored to sight and a man who renounces happiness. Also Johnny Jones in Get-Rich-Quick-Edgar, a comedy for all ages, promises hearty laughs and entertainment for children and adults.
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