DEMME STRIKES FIDE
NEW NOTE m LIBERTY,
i "ROAD TO YESTERDAY”
In the “Road to Yesterday,” open
ing tonight at the Liberty theatre,
Cecil B. De Mille has struck a new
note and produced a wonderful play.
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Disregarding the fact that this lavish
screen presentation, directed by De
Mille himself, surpasses anything he
has ever before done; overlooking
the noteworthy acting of the finest
collection of featured screen players
that have ever worked in perfect ac
cord on any one production; again
disregarding a piece of screen adap
tation from the magic pen and highly
creative brain of Jeanie Macpherson
in collaboration with Beulah Marie
Dix; the great De Mille has given
to the screen a basically soupd story,
founded on a baffling scientific mys
tery, presented in an imaginative,
mysteriously intriguing and wonder
fully romantic manner.
Joseph Schildkraut and Jetta Gou
dal, featured in the leading roles, are
a young married couple honeymooning
at a Grand Canyon hotel. Vera Rey
nolds, a young flapper, accompanied
by her aunt, Trixie Friganza, and her
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Odd Fellows Hall
Wednesday Evening
November 24th at
Under the auspices of the
Seward Athletic Club
JOLLY THREE” Orchestra
Men $1.00, Ladies free
Admission charge
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
Tickets Now on Sale to the Public
rich fiance, Gasson Ferguson, falls
in love with William Boyd, a young
minister and, breaks her engagement.
In this modern setting, De Mille deft
ly portrays the inexplainable com
plexes and reactions of his characters
towards one another.
They love—they hate—they love
and yet fear—they hate and yet pity—
and why?
De Mille tells. He takes tham all
back to their life of long ago—to
medieval England of the early sev
enteenth century, and shows how they
lived and loved and fought and hated
and died in this life of long ago, and
how it affected their modern existence.
Producers of so-called “feature pic
tures” will do well to hear the call
and be guided by the sensational na
tion-wide reception of this De Mille
production.
DONALDOSON DEPARTS, SEATTLE
The motorship Donaldson, Captain
Cheathamfi which arrived in port the
latter part of last week from Nome,
continued on to Seaittle yesterday.
The vessel will be completely over
hauled this winter and en route north
next spring will again call in at this
port, Captain Cheatham stated.
Seward Weekly Gateway 12 pages.!
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FUST 110 INSTRUCTOR
IS ON WAY TO INTERIOR
For the purpose of continuing the
work of instruction in first aid and
mine rescue, Russell G. Thornburg,
instructor in the employ of the Bu
reau of Mines, departed for the In
terior on Monday, his first stop being
at Anchorage. Here he will pick up
car No. 11, equipped with all first aid
apparatus, and proceed to Healy,
where some time will be spent in giv
ing instructions in first aid and mine
rescue work to a class at the Sun
trana coal mines.
Mr. Thornburg has just finished
his labors at Latouche, where he had
a class of 50 men under instruction.
A result of the Bureau of Mines
instruction in first aid and mine safe
ty work has been that to date only
one man has been the victim of mine
accident, this being a case where a
workman was digging out a missed
shot.
The equipment now in use on car
No. 11 is pronounced equal to the best
employed in the States.
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