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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16210, 13 May 1918, Page 1

j AMUSEMENTS. ! "p V E R Y B O D Y ' S. (The Distinctive Theatre.) TO-DAY TO-NIGHT TO-DAY TO-NIGHT ALL THIS WEEK. GOLDWYN'S TREMENDOUS PHOTO-SPECTACLE, "POLLY" OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY* OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY. OF THE CIRCUS." A Classic of the "Big Tops," from the World-famous Play by Margaret Mayo. Starring MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. Miss Marsh acliievc3 the same kind of brilliant success that came to her as tho heroino of "The Birth of a Nation" and other classics of tho screen. "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY, OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY, OF THE CIRCUS." A Pifcture of Superlative Spectacular Beauty and Irresistible Appeal. An Enthralling Screen Spectacle for Adnifrs j and an Unforgettable Delight for the Kiddies. A Picture that will make you both laugh and ory. "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." A Mammoth Circus Reproduced in Detail. AN ENTIRE MENAGERIE CAGED IN A CAMERA. The Slide for Life, and other Feats of the Sawdust Arena. Tho Burning of tho Circus, with :ts Enormous Tent and Menagerie—the Panic-stricken Crowd of Audience and Animals. A Thrilling Horse Race Scene, far more exciting than that in "Tho Whip." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." Polly, the Winsome Circus Girl, during one of her daring stunts, is injured, but THE SHOW MUST GO ON. She i« taken to the nearest house. It ia tho residence of the minister, who i 3 young and single. Then LOVE FIGHTS WITH SCANDAL. ' A Wonderful Lovo Story, crowded with Scenes of Miraculous Beauty. "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS." At the very top as an artistio achievement. Containing all tJio lefinements and dramatic values, and all the elements of popular appeal that should be embodied in 'Tho Pcrfect Picture." WHAT THE PAPERS SAY: "Polly of the Circus" is an event in Filmland's history. . . . Goldwyn has attained a high notch on the ladder of success with this production.—"Chicago Examiner." "Goldwyn lias played a trump card, by leading off with Llae Marsh in 'Polly of tho Circus.' She is elfish' and pathetic, and tho circus is a wonder/'—"Chicago Herald." " 'Polly of tho Circus' is a work of art, not merely a vehiclo for the exploitation of a star. Mae Marsh is back.; as wistful and appealing- as- ever. . - A wonderful picture." —"Chicago Evening Post.', "Mao Marsh i 3 a most lovable 'Polly. She bubbles over with personality plus. Tho production has humour, pathos*, and the great horse raco is a 'pippin.' " —"Chicago Tribune." SPECIALLY AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. SPECIALLY AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. SPECIALLY AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. Under the direction of •MR W J. BELLING HAM, F.S.M.A.U.C. PRICES A3 USUAL. PRICES AS USUAL. 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