Newcomerstown, Ohio, Grand Theatre, April 23, 1917

BLANCHE SWEET

THE GRAND THEATRE

Main Street          Newcomerstown, O.
Regular Hour of Beginning 6:30 P.M.

Admission 5 and 10c

MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 23 (1917)

"The Secret Orchard" a Paramount production featuring Blanche Sweet. A play of human appeal in which a young woman, aided by love, successfully wins a life struggle over hereditary weaknesses.

TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 24

"Jealousy"a William Fox, photoplay featuring Valeska Suratt. A beautiful woman wrecks her own home. She tries to bring unhappiness to others because she has married a man she does not love. See how she succeeds. "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned."

WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 25

"Behind the Lines" a magnificent Bluebird production featuring Harry Carey and Edith Johnson. A sensational drama of the Mexican Border Raids.

THURSDAY EVENING, APR. 26

"A Million a Minute" a metro (sic) wonder play with Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne. Five supreme acts of mystery, romance, adventure and intrigue, with scenes laid in two continents. The two stars in this play will insure (sic) a good production. Also a Sidney Drew comedy.

FRIDAY EVENING, APR. 27

"Nearly a Lady" a famous paramount (sic) production featuring Elsie Janis the international star. A real western feature comedy, filled with action of a new kind and carrying a pretty love story, it quite justifies her preference. A real Paramount feature.

SATURDAY EVENING, APR. 28

"Saint, Devil and Woman" a Thanhouser feature staring Florence Labadie. An absorbing photoplay of dual personality and hypnotism. Also a Lonesome Luke Comedy.