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ITHACA UUTJXAL-XKWS, SATURDAY lNTG, APKIL 10, 11)20. BIX ow Under One Management Crescent, Star and Strand "Pinto," also five acts of big time vaudeville, one of the bost bills of. the season. Matinee 2:15, evenine 7:20 and D. FAIRBANKS RETURNS TO STRAND SUNDAY IN FEATURE FILM Tuesday and "VVedncEday Maurice Tourneur's "My Lady's Garter." will be featured with Pathe Pictorial News and Paramount-Holmes travelogue as added attractions.

Then on Thursday Mary Miles Min-ter will begin a three days' engagement in her first Realart production, "Anne of Green Gables." This is said to be as good entertainment as one President and Vice Presidents Of New Theater Corporation Controlling Three Theaters ATTRACTIVE PHOTOPLAYS ANNOUNCED BY HAPPY HOUR MANAGEMENT Sunday, matinee and evening, Douglas Fairbanks will be seen in the return engagement of "When the Clouds Roll By." "When the Clouds Roll By" is one rf Vita. Tnut nn ni rwl rm tiifto in tti oritc could desire. Pathe Pictorial News 1 and Paramount Magazine also are list-j ed on the bill. At an early date the Crescent will filled with fpectacular t'jrills, love, BIG "MOVIE" WEEK IS PROMISED AT CRESCENTTHEATER The Crescent Theater next week -will offer a motion picture program hard to excel. The week will open with the big Sunday attraction, Tom Mix in "The Cyclone," in which the raw vitality of the pulses through the portrayal of its spirit by Tom Mix, the stalwart star.

The Canadian Northwest Mounted Police, en whose activities the story of "The Cyclone" is built, calls to mind days that are passing into oblivion. It is as a sergeant in this pioneer force that Tom Mix figures. After tracing a band of smugglers and cornering them by his courage he carrion off his prize, the exquisite Sylvii Sturgis. played by Coleen Moore. They are supported by a cast of high caliber including Henry J.

Hebert and William Ellingford. The production is directed by Cliff Smith and was written by Coionel Todhunter Marigold. Al. St. John in '-Cleaning Up." provides the comedy end of the program, which will be repeated Monday.

romance and slap stick humor, ana it makes one of the star's greatest features yet seen. It has played to capacity, and return capacity in all present one 01 uie umi iuum. superspecials seen here in some time when "Why Change Your Wife?" with three of the best known screen artiste of to lay in prominent roles. Gloria Swanson, Polio Darnels and Thomai Meighan. Thi.5 picture screened privately, recently, was pronounced the best all round movie entertainment that could bo i.evi:-ed.

Today Wallace Keid will be for the last time in "Excuse My Dust." xS 'I 4 I large cities. It is a picture filled with fat m(f7? Si'S' i s. 'j' -4T Today, Neal Hart in "The Misainn Trail," a thrilling western drama; Gale Henry in "Cash," another of her funny comedies, and Tom Mix in a short western play. Tomorrow, "Eight Bells," the most famous comedy scream in the world. It is the film version of the great laugh-prpducing stage success with which the Byrne Brothers toured America for 15 years with tremendous success.

There's a plot to "Eight Bells" of course there's a plot, and for fear that you might spend time and effort discovering what it is, wel'll tell you about it right now it's a plot to make you laugh and have a good time and it is one of the most successful plots in achieving 'its purpose that has ever been used in pictures. The Byrne Brothers were famous acrobats "ask dad, he knows" and they put together this entertainment for laughing purposes miIy. They got up a lot of trick doors, a trick ship and a lot of other trirks is i if fi 1 '4 MOVIES ONLY AT STAR WITH DAILY CHANGE BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY 4- suspense and laughter from the start to finish. An added attraction of one-reel News Weekly also will be shown. Change of matinee time to 3, one how only, evening 8, feature showing at one show only.

Commencing Monday I'je new policy of the Strand will be five acts of vaudeville and feature picture, two changes a week, Monday and Thursday. The first three days of the coming week the world's famous Rigo-letto Brothers headline the bill with four other standard acts and the feature picture "Alias Jimmy Valentine'' starring Bert Lyteil. Tuis is Lytell's latest feature showing here before being released for New York showing. Today Mabel Normand will be shown in her greatest comedy hit. 1 4 'if 'Ju 1 8 GAVE HER ice l'rcsidcnt.

i ijei iiowii Iresrlcnt. ice 1 'resilient STRENGTH I.HAPPY HOUR Mrs. Killer Says That is What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Did For Her Read Her Letter i 3 1 i Three of Ithaca's popular amusement houses will begin operating tomorrow under an amalgamation perfected several davs ago, by which the Star, Strand and Crescent Theaters will be controlled by one management under the firm name of the Ithaca Theatre Company, Inc. Fred B.

Howe is prcBident of the new company and William A. Dillon and Charles L. Hamer vice presidents. Mr. Dillon also is manager of the Strand, while Mr.

Hamer is general manager of the Crescent and Star. All three are well known to the theater-going public of this and are popular. The Strand, under the new policy, beginning Monday will present five nets of standard vaudeville, a feature picture and a comedy, with an entire change of bill twice a week. The Crescent will pursue its present policy of a feature photoplay, and a comedy or travelogue and the Paramount Pictorial News and Paramount Magazine, with full program changes on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, while the Star will show pictures only, with a change of program daily. The new company is capitalized at $300,000.

The directors are Frank W. Grant. Patrick Driscoll. Dr. John B.

Howe, William A. Dillon, Dr. Fred B. Howe, Frederick E. Bates, Charles L.

Hamer, William M. Driscoll and Henry A. Carey. Mr. Carey also is secretary-treasurer.

The other officers, whose pictures appear above, are President Dr. Fred B. xiowe and Vice Presidents William A. Dillon and Charles L. Hamer.

Minneapolis, Minn. "I was ran down and nervous, could not rest at nisrht and TONIGHT rmniinii'i'XL'iiiiiii was more tirea I I morning than when I 'It- i' I went to bed. I Following the announced policy of showing popular screen plays at the Star, starting Monday, the program for the next week calls for a change every day. Monday, "The Flame of 'he Yukon," featuring Dorothy Dal-ton in a gripping drama of suspense and intrigue, replete with thrills. Mack Sennett's-Keystono comedy, "The Danger Girl," also is included for Monday.

Tuesday brings Bessie Barriscale and popular Niles Welch in their latest Robertson Cole production, "Beckoning Roads." a thrilling mystery drama with a Wall Street atmosphere, a one-reel supreme comedy and an adventure scenic. Wednesday. "The Woman of Lies," by June Elvidge; Thursday, "Her Five-foot Highness." with dainty Edith Roberts; Friday, Henry B. Warner in "Haunting Shadows," from the story, "The House of a Thousand Candles;" Saturday. "The Window Opposite," with Leah Baird and James Morrison.

Starting Sunday, April IS, there will be "movies" at the Star, the feature announced for that day being "Me and Captain Kidd," a novel com-edv drama with Evelyn Greeley and star enst; "Pay Your Dues," a Harold Lloyd comedy, and a scenic reel completes the program. It is the purpose of the Star management to offer clean pictures, comedies, dramas and novelties that have established a reputation for their entertaining features, in a compilation that -will- prove interesting, to every member of the family and at a price attractive to everyone. MEAL 'HART in "The Mission Trail" have two children, i the youngest three months old, and it was drudgery to care for them as I felt so irritable and generally worn out. From lack of rest and ap-1 petite my baby did not get enough nourishment from CLOSE-UPS a Tom Mix thriller, a man in the audience became so excited that he burst a blood vessel, and that friends are urging him to sue William Fox for damages for making such a thrilling picture. SUNDAY my milk so I started to give him two i hi j.i,; drove her out of the kitchen with a "Go "long, honey; you're In the way." But now Mary's secretary, Mrs.

Char-loette Shelby, has bought a tiny little bungalow with a lovely, sunny kitchen. Mary is spending most of her time there these days and promises soon to invite her friends to a nner cooked by herself. Miss Minter is taking her cooking lessons in the evenings after work on her latest picture for Realart, which is now being filmed, the name of which has not yet been announced. Alice Joyce and her supporting company are well into the production of the big special feature, "Dollars and the Woman." Robert Gordon leading man for Miss Joyce in this production. IBym I a "Elg "Oh, it was such a relief to play a good woman again," says Alice Hol-lister, leading woman in the new Goldwyn picture, "Milestones." Miss Hollister played vampire parts for a year.

In fact she was the f'st screen vampire, Director Bob V'ignola giving her the part. Miss Hollister returns to the screen after a two years' absence on account of illness. In "Milestones" she plays the part of Gertrude Rhead. The first showing of Larry Semon's new comedy, "The Fly Cop." was given at New York's Capitol Theater during the past week. It was one of the b.g "hits of a special bill at the largest theater in the world.

uotue leeuuigs a uay. i.aa.in three bottles of Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable Compound I felt like a new woman, full of life and energy. It is a pleasure to care for my children and I am very happy with them and feel fine. 1 nurse my baby exclusively again, and can't say too much for your medicine." Mrs.

A. L. Miller, 2GG3 E. 2-ith Minneapolis, Minn. Since we guarantee that all testimonials which we publish are genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has the virtue to help this woman it wiil help any other woman who ia suilerir.g in a like manner. World Famous Coined Scream "The Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes," which is soon to be released and in which Elaine Ilammerstein is starred, includes the following supporting company: Edwin Langford, Anita Booth, Alfred Hickman, Fanny Co-gan, George Cowle, Lillian WTiggins and Juliette Benson. Matinee 3 o'clock 5c and war tax Evenings 7:30 and 9 10c and war tax Sunday Evening One Show, Starting at 8 o'Clock. A Vav Back to Health The Kwanstrom Institute 110 W. Seneca St.

Mary Miles Minter is learning to cook. She never before has had a real opportunity as the cook at home That Ruth Roland, the serial star, consistently refuses a "double" for dangerous scenes is the affidavit of Frances Guihan, the scenarist, who is writing the film story of her serial, "Broadway Bab." Miss Guihan observes that Miss Roland considers no stunt too dangerous, and that she has nersonally seen Miss Roland make a 0-foot dive from a fast-moving ocean L- jwmf i Am laAiiik An offer to star for the first picture I ht! mi sti PHOTO PLAYS ONLY MONDAY, APRIL 1 2 THE FLAME OF THE YUKON DOROTHY DALTON. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS company to produce in Vienna since the war, Slavia Films, has been received by Anna Q. Nilsson shortly after the announcement of her coming trip to Sweden this summer. She is at present playing opposite Eugene O'Brien at Selznick in "The Figurehead." The offer carries a salary of $40,000 a production, and the plan is to produce stories by famous French authors.

i A report from Plattsburg says that during the showing of "The Cyclone," RETURN ENGAGEMENT II "in TUESDAY, APRIL 1 3 A yf i Beckoning Roads IT (J- u. KIM BESSIE BARRISCALE and NILES WELCH In a Storv of Love and Intrigue. in the Latest Mix Thriller fiiB I clous" WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 A Woman of Lies JUNE ELVIDGE and EARL METCALF In a Storv of A Woman Scorned." IN "When the Clouds Roll By" I is THURSDAY, APRIL In Every Clime At Any Time It's GOOD A tale of the Canadian Northwest police by Colonel Todhunter Marigold-Crowded with hair-raising stunts, the cruelty HER FIVE FOOT Hi ADDED NEWS WEEKLY MATINEE 3:00 (One Show Only) 10-15c. Evening 8:00, Comedy, Feature (One Show) 15-25c DAINTY EDITH ROBERTS In a Sweet Western Romance of smugglers, the daring of the Riders of the I On cold" days, or hot, WHISTLE v.ill satisfy your thirst. Deli-ciously invigorating rich and plains.

liealthlUI. lt7S the mnf nprfoct I 1 FRIDAY, APRIL 1 6 Haunting Shadows aonK you can ouy. Keep it ati home always daddy, mother! and the kiddies all like it. Harm. 1 SUNDAY and 10 NDAY Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday The World's Famous Added Attraction Al St.

John in "Cleaning Up." A John Comedy. Written and Directed by St. Jolui Sunday Matinee at .1 10c, 15c. Kveniiifr 8, Feature 15c, 25c. Monday Matinee at ft lOc, 15c.

Kvening 7:30, 9 15c, 35c. less, no matter how much or how often you drink it. For Sale Everywhere Distributor: Ithaca Bottling Works Ithaca, N. Y. Federal 273-J Bell 611 it 5 5 Required War Tax Added to All Admissions Coming "WHY CHANGE YOUIl WIFE," Featuring Gloria Swan-son, Bebe Daniels and Thomas Meighan.

And Four Other Standard Acts FEATURE i HENRY B. WARNER In the Picture Version of "The House of a Thousand Candles." SATURDAY, APRIL 17 THE WINDOW OPPOSITE LEAH BAIRD and JAMES MORRISON In a Drama of Mystery and Thrills. SUNDAY, APRIL IS ME AND CAPTAIN KIDD EVELYN GREELEY In a Comedy Drama With a Punch. MATINEE DAILY 3:00 o'clock EVENINGS ONE PRICE TO ALL 10c AND TAX. CHILDREN UNDER 12, SIX CENTS.

nri it Ti 7rm ELL JLI 1 NOTICE OF SPECIAIj MEETING. i Please take notice that a special meeting of the members of Beta Samach Fraternity, will be held at the fraternity house. No. 201 Highland avenue. Ithaca, New York on April 20, 1920, at 2 o'clock p.

of that day, for the purpose of voting on the ehangre of name of this fraternity from Beta Samach Fraternity to Beta Sigma Rho, Inc. TODAY WALLACE in HEED IN Mas Jimmy Dated at Ithaca, N. April MATINEE 3:00 15-23c. Evening 7:30, Vaudeville 8:50 Feature 9:50 25-35c SPECIAL Monday and Thursday, Ladies' Tickets 10c and 3 Cents Tax DlHSt I WILLIAM WALZER, Grand Chancellor (President). SAMUEL L.

ROSS, Grand Recorder (Secretary). Apr 10-17.