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JAN. 29 Admission: Adults 27c; Children under 12: 1k; war tax 2c Jane Novak in a story of fast and furioux drama THE SNOWSHOE TRAIL For downright, clenn-cul drama. it would be hard to beat Jane No- vak's latest melodrama “The Snow- shoe Trail." Based on a novel by Edis'on Mart shall, this most. recent I". B. 0. picâ€" ture starring Miss Novak. has to do with the experiences of a heat:- tiful society girl who goes adven- turim: in the frozen places of the North in search of her fiance. Her struggles in blizzards and against the other hardshi s of the snow- hound region deve op seVeral thrillâ€" ing episodes. which are calculated to hold the spectator spell-lmund-~ or \':'X')’ close to it. . Mis< Novak. always superb in out-door characterizations. sur‘ passes herself in this picture. 0f unusual beauty and appeal, she is fascinating in her fur garments. In the big situations, she rises su- perbly to emotional heights that brim: into effect every ounce of tal- ent she possesses. Roy Stewart is equally good as her leading man. Always a rugged, virile. upstanding character. he could hardly he improved upon. Others in the cast are Lloyd Whit- loek, Herbert Prior. 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And that's true. To prove it. the lion; takes an altogether delirious littlg , I an..- lanes nu .ILvs\----- -V._.,_, (‘hina maid, who “don't feel China." and puts her in danger of the hid- (mus things thlt‘rnn hnpslen to I (,‘him-se girl whose (- er sell: her as a slave. In the picture this little Ming Toy, who later bout: .uhe is “99 per cent Ameriun girl" is (‘onstance Tnlmldxe, and I“ through the picture she seemed to he just about the moat chuming thing cVer xeen on the screen. m new PM The. story begins in China with little Mini: Toy flashing into a moat un-(‘hineae and thoroughly Amer- ican hit of temper in a ahoe shop because the shoe merchant dam hint that her feet are too lam for beauty. By the time she has said her any with her tongue and her paper umbrella the Itreet be fore the shoe sho look: as if (‘hina had just has a bad apell of riot and raw rebellion. This. not- tu be “seeing China." Bill) athletic young American, mm the American Minister. and an Ming Toy ha.- about 47 pamh to manage, as well as 16 little aiaun and her temper, Bill)" sends them all home in 'rickahawa or whatever the things are called in China. That is how he meets Minx TOK in all he sees of her juatfiLen. bu: llll luv s\‘.< ... ..__ _ we He in mysterious Chin- know some thrilfipg thing in I EASTISWIBT Nntionll Attnction What Think You? ' Pre- THURS. P33. l 7:” p... FRIDAY. m 1 1:” p... Adminion: Adulu 27c; var at St Children under 12: 13:; var u: it (mo-GI lwlb PIODUCTION ELK A e LEAGUE muons Cue. Won 8“ “It. 5‘ Made on HMO“? Am“ dngl. kn m unloflm‘ 0! ”no 1 uni-wt .1014 Candy The Elh bowhnu m finished the first round, with the Knight: and! Esquire: in I tie for first pha. while the Brother: In next in “no. two omen behind. Th: not in nnybody'l sad the coming lawn week- will no a mat battle for honorv. 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