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THE DARK ANGEL AT
THE LIBEHTY TONIGHT
Elinor Glyn, noted novelist and mo
tion picture producer says:
“Vilma Banky is a great find for
the screen, because there is some
thing about her which suggests ‘back
ground,’ and that she has suffered.
Her eyes have magnetism and are not
just ‘blah’ beauty eyes.
“My hallmark of charm, which I
call ‘IT’ has been tacked so often
lately onto persons whom I have nev
er even seen that it cannot mean
anything now unless I use it myself
and sign my name to it, which I shall
be happy to do in this case. Miss Ban
ky has ‘IT!’ So that’s that! ’Tis a
major quality!”
Charles Chaplin probably the great
est genius of the screen said:
“Miss Banky has unusual qualities
for the screen—dramatic power with
refinement of feeling—rare beauty
and magnetism, and an unusual fine
ness in her technique, which should
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establish her as one of the great stars
of the screen.”
Sig Grauman, Los Angeles’ fore
most showman, after seeing Miss
Banky work in “The Dark Angel,”
said:
“From a showman’s analysis Vilma
Banky is a great ‘find.’ She has the
qualities which mean box office ap
peal. A wonderful actress — most
beautiful to look at and a personality
that will win any audience. Miss
Banky will be a great star.”
Joseph M. Schenck, one of the
foremost producers and judges of
screen talent, after following Miss
Banky’s performance closely, pro
nounced it as “marvelous.”
“There can be no question as to
her ability,” he declared. “She has
the European polish as well as a deep
insight into the realisms of acting.
I predict great things for Miss Banky,
and feel assured she will deliver
them.” At the Liberty tonight.
WEIGHS 1100 POUNDS
Among the heaviest Christmas
express packages to leave Seward
this year will be two parcels, one
weighing 750 and the other 1,000
pounds. The parcels are billed for
London, Eng., and contain trophies
taken by the guns of Lord Follette j
and Count Mercatti, who enjoyed a
successful hunt on the Kenai penin
sular and in the Broad Pass country
under the guidance of Mel Horner
Among the trophies are three cari
bou, several sheep, moose, goat and
bear, the hunters getting practically
hte limit on all species of big ani
mals.
Eaton, .Crane and Pike Highland
Linen Stationary—Schallerer’s Alas
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statesman, has been erected at Bowl
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Cal Townsend, Bureau of Fisheries
official from the Interior, will arrive
in the city this evening en route to
the States.
Picture rraming—Schallerer’s Alas
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Thanksgiving Ball
Wednesday Evening
November 24th at
Odd Fellows Hall
Under the auspices of the
Seward Athletic Club
“JOLLY THREE” Orchestra
Admission charge —:— Men $1.00, Ladies free
Yes, There Will Be Punch Served
COME EARLY AND STAY LATE!
Tis seldom indeed the local athletic organization stages a dance
so rest assured the committees in charge of this one are leaving
nothing undone to make it one of the outstanding
Dance affairs of the season
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