Temple Theatre, Chicago, Illinois, November 4, 1918

TEMPLE THEATRE
3121 -- Lincoln Avenue -- 3121
Telephone Graceland 1954

SUNDAY, NOV. 10

MARY PICKFORD
-- IN --
JOHANNA ENLISTS

Mary Pickford has a regiment all her own and she usess it in some of the military scenes in this picture, which is an adaptation of Rupert Hughes' novel, "The Mobilization of Johanna." It is the 143 Regiment of Field Artillery from Camp Kearney, and, believe us, Mary is sure proud of "her boys," as she calls them. Mary has a delightful role in which she makes a decided transformation — from a gawkey, freckle-faced awkward country girl to a dainty young persion, sans freckles, awkwardness and all the other marks of her uncouth "bringin' up." It all comes about because Johanna wants to be loved, and she is -- by a whole regiment in general, and three in particular.

Also 2-Act Mack Sennett Comedy --"SUMMER GIRLS" -- Lots of Girls

MONDAY, NOV. 4
ENID BENNETT
-- IN --
THE MARRIAGE RING
Does a marriage ring really mean anything?

It counts for you and me and other "regular folks," but how about the man and woman who are as far apart as the poles in temperament? One of them, say, is almost a Puritan, the other a denizen on the fringe of the underworld -- how about them? Does the ring bind in their case?

Also Latest PATHE NEWS and Your Old Friend -- HAROLD LLOYD -- in Comedy

TUESDAY, Nov.5
THE PERFECT 36

Carmel Myers
-- IN --
A SOCIETY SENSATION

This beautiful film butterfly will fairly dazzle you with this latest picture of hers. It's good entertainment.

Also EDUCATIONAL WEEKLY and CHRISTIE COMEDY

WEDNESDAY, NOV.6
ROY STEWART
-- IN --
UNTAMED

Felipe Arello (of course he' a Spaniard) wanted not only to "get' Jim, but to get his property as well, so the two lived in constant dread of one another until -- but that's getting ahead of our story. Just see Roy Stewart, that real actor of Western roles, in his latest Triangle offering, "Untamed," and you'll not only learn the entire story, but get many a thrill in the bargain.

Also BURTON HOLMES TRAVELS and ROARING COMEDY

THURSDAY, NOV. 7
Thomas H. Ince presents the Charming
DOROTHY DALTON
in Her Latest Spectacular Photoplay
VIVE LA FRANCE

A thrilling story laid 'mod shot and shell, of a Red Cross nurse and her lover, who paid the price that the tracherous (sic) Huns asked.

Certainly a thrilling picture. The best Miss Dalton has ever done.

Also PARAMOUNT BRAY PICTOGRAPH and EDDIE LYONS and LEE MORAN

FRIDAY, NOV. 8
CLAIRE ANDERSON
-- IN --
THE MASK OF RICHES

Many people wear a mask--some seen, others unseen--to have it torn violently from the face has been the lot of many. See the beautiful Claire in a pulsating heart-interest drama

Also PATHE WEEKLY and NESTOR COMEDY

EXTRA SPECIAL
Marguerite Clark
-- IN --
OUT OF A CLEAR SKY

Want to know how a Belgian treats a Hun? See Marguerite Clark's newest Paramount picture.

Marguerite Clark plays the part of a Belgian Princess who is approached by a Hun with an offer of marriage.

That's wherethe fireworks start.

The fireworks end when she marries a good old-fashioned citizen of these United States -- the kind of a fellow you'd want her to marry.

By the way, she gets introduced to him by a bolt of lightning.

All right, don't believe it if you don't want to! Seeing's believing, though! Come and see for yourself!

Also a 4-ACT COMEDY
SYD CHAPLIN
-- IN --
"The Submarine Pirate"
ONE DAY ONLY