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orimmal Film in 7 Parts,
~ ' Most exciting film ever flashed on the screen. .. Detective Story in which the detectives does not detect
anything.
The Story of this famous film will be know:: to ou* patrons as having boen nublished in (HE SATURDAY
EVENING POST. ;
The ex-convict RICHARD HATTON havin,: beon lately released from tne Celifornia Prison where he has
«been learning the printing trad 2 together with arother ec-conviet, CRISS, seeks a job in the Ollwel printing shop
where both of them are engaged in the moraing :nd firedd at noon the same da - without pay for the half dav's
work, when Mr. Ollwel discove:'s that they :ire ex-convicts. :
Penniless and hungry they are beggirg for food 2. the doors of more luck peonle’s houses, whereby thev
come to Mr. Ollwel’s private hcuse. Mrs. Ollwel, bein; a good-hearted woman, cen not bring it to her heart to
turn ttie two hungry men away and so she served -hem wi h a good m2al.
During the meal hir. 01l vel crrives home with the ntention to elope with his proof-reader, wherefore he
makes himself some 200,000 Libllars Sandwiches in orvde ' notto get hungry on the way and later he discovers the
two ex-coryviets eating in “he k tc;he 1; half crank and foricus as he is he attempts to knock them down, whereby
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he fell and cillec. himself by ko };squg,}ns h‘. « agaunst the fire.place. Richard Hatton sees clearly that both he
and his comrade will come to * Swing™ on the gallbbows for having murdered Ollwel, and, seeine the impossibility
of escae, they carry the dead man’s body out in .+ back-+com, where v Criss discovers that the ex-convict Richard
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Hatton’s appearance is very mu ch lixe Mr. Oliwel’s. Ricrard Hatton d» iles to chanye his clothes with Ollwel and
pose himseif as Mr. Ollwel.
This leads to tae most e:iciting and dramatic evenis which closes up with THE UNBELIEVABLE #ACT that
Ri:hard Havton’s finger-prints ire used to p 'ove that RE is not Richard Hatton but Mr. Ollwel and——but no, vou
becter come and see the belance yourself in Christ’ansted . 'heatre, Thursday Evening. :
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- MONEY BACK FILM.
if you have not got sa isfaction ic” your money soent for the ticket for this show, you can request your
monev back after the performaince = o ¢ .
This film is given in one show, in snite of that it was intended for two performances, at nsnal nrices.
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ADMISSION
Reserved Seats. -+ -e 40¢.
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CERISTIANSTED, V. 1. U. 8. A.,, WEDNESDAY, 21stT JANUARY 1920,
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