operated for a new, established theater:
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
First "Back to God's Country"
Then "Nomads of the North" and now
James Oliver Curwood
Presents the
"GOLDEN SNARE"
Vivid as any story Curwood has written;
brought to the screen by a big cast headed by
Lewis Stone, Ruth Renwick and Wallace Beery.
It rivals "Back to God's Country" in its romance and "Hearts of the North" in its thrill.
The "Golden Snare" will ensnare with its mystery.
It's the Curwood story that set you thrilling
when you read it—that vivid adventure of the
Royal Northwest Mounted who tracked a madman to the Arctic, and then couldn't take him
because of a golden-haired girl and a kiddy.
A ROLIN COMEDY AND SNUB POLLARD
-THE PRICES -
25c
10c
PASSIONATE PILGRIM
"THE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
when a 11 else
republic of the
LOCAL PASTOR TALKS
ON LIFE OF LINCOLN
the
was
honoring
Lincoln,
special service
of Abraham
memory
held Sunday night at the Presbyterian
church.
featured by the singing of patriotic
songs, a quartet number
boys, and a strong number by the big
leadership of
especially
The service was
by college
orchestra under the
John Dickinson.
address taking
the great
The pastor gave
as his subject, "Lincoln.
American." He said in part:
an
his remark
able dramatic; presentation of Lincoln.
 Calls him 'our greatest figure.' He is at any rate the greatest figure of the century in which he lived. In preceded Washington, was illustrious, and in the century that followed, Roosevelt was the. 