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Monday.
July
13,
1925.
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...
...
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to
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Service
Phone
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Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
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MURDOCK,
APPEARING
AT
THE
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
WILL
,
ANSWER
QUESTIONS
THROUGH
THE
NEWS
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Questions
Will
Be
Answered
Only
at
Theatre;
Portion
of
Themi
Will
be
Answered
Daily
in
Columns
of
The
News.
a
random
from
those
remaining
Murih.ek
will
appear
at
Hie
unanswered
and
The
News
will-
J)
not
send
vnur
quest
ions'
'pl
H"
a"-esth(dta
Theatre
for
S
days,
publish
these
twenty-five
ones-;,iirel
In
The
News
.
nnlv
frmJ
ii.ii.iiir,,,
mmiiwiu,
xnniK
oiii',
performance
daily.
At
each
performance
Murdock
will
answer
as
many
written
rpioslions'as
(lie
lime
at
his
disposal
will
permit.
Owing
to
(be
limitation
of
time
many
inosfiitus
wj
r.majn
un-!
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1
1
in
k
win
i-acii
ci-pi
muse
oi
a
mere
personal
then
on.
until
the
end
or
Hie
Mur-ihiyiiicl:
twenty-five
quest
ions
,
nature
:
tpiestinn
of
the
latter;dock
engagement.
WHITE
MAHATMA
IS
IN
THE
CITY
"The
Man
Who
Knows"
Tells
of
Past,
Present
and
Future
Tonight
The
announcement
by
Manager
.Self
of
the
Westholme
Theatre
that
he
had
booked
Murdock,
"The
While
Mahal
ma"
and
his
own
.company
of
E.
India
entertainers
has
started
considerable
discussion
about
Murdock'
mysticism.
Mo
Muck
is
the
same
man
who
created
such
u
furore
in
Seattle
;durintr
his
engagements
there
and
promises
Hie
same
marvellous;
ilidiit.'iv
....
nf
tWi'nhif
tilinnximxtti'i
......
Mini.
4
....'t-.HS
..VVII(U
..HIVIIIVMU
jlias
characterized
his
appearance
)
in
(lie
western
cities.
Wiiat
wonderful
influence,
controls
this
man?
No
one
seems
to
know.not
even
Murdnek
himself.
II
is
an
acknowledged
fact,
however,
that
he
probes
into
the
past,
present
and
future
of
any
person
that
he
sees
with
an
uncanny
exactness,
lie
knows
who
you
are,
what
yon
are
anil
what
yon
can
accomplish.
You
may
ask
any
question
that
you.
desire
during
his
performance
at
the
Westholme
and
he
promises
to
call
you
by
natne
and
answer
Ihe
question
promptly.
Born
In
India
Murdock
was
born
in
Upper
Hurnm
.India
of
English
parent-
age
tbirly-ono
years
ago.
His
father
was
a
colonel
In
the
Drit-ish
army
at
(he
time,
and
his
regiment
was
stationed
there
Murdock
was,
therefore,-
reared
under
circumstances
such
as
few
white
children
have
ever
experienced.
As
he
grew
older
his
playmates
were
for
Ihe
most
part
tho
"little
Drown
Deggars'
whose
fathers
were
of
Ihe
Hindu
Yogi
sect
and
must
t
Ihem
were
miracle
workers
and
inyslery
men
of
various
attainments.
A
child
whns
young
l
life
was
spent
under
such
circum-
'
stances
naturally
became
inquisi
tive
concerning
them,
and
it
is
!
said
Hint
at
the
ago
of
:
seven
years
young
Murdock
received
his
first
revelation.
One
of
his
young
playmates
was
bitten
by
a
snake
and
died-
from
lis
effects,
Murdock
told
his
parents
of
the
incident
five
days
be
fore
Ihe
news
reached
Ihem
verifying
the
fact.
His
father
being
transferred
to
another
part
of
(he
world,
young
Murdock
was
,Men
all
Ihe
books
and
advice
possible
for
study
of
occultism
and
Hindu
Yogi,
with
the
result
that
iJon
entering
school
in
F.ng-liind.
lie
astounded
bis
leachers
and
professors
by
calling
Ihem
by
name
before
(ho
class,
telling
their
correct
age,
and
performing
the
niosl
Intricate
problems
without
so
much
ns
touching
pencil
to
t
minor
Before
Scientists
Unlike
a
mathematical
prodigy
however.
Murdock
has
no
set
"system"
or
"short
cuts"
on
such
"THE
WHITE
HAHATAM
MAHATMA"
i
ions
anil
tlie
answers
t
ii
fnl
nw-
nig
day.
You
may
ask
in
regard
to
any
matter
which
may
be
0f
interest
to
you;
business
or
employment
problems,
bpallh,
travel,
Ihe
whereabouts
of
missini?
friends.
in
fl.fnv
n,,n..ii
"
iiiij
ii
ii
i
liii
ii
i.vi
.
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.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
'
M
u
r
d
oc
k
:
M
y
s
t
i
c
Wonders
"I
Want
my
Man."
The
"Oo-iietlers"
Series
"Oelling
iioing."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Murdock:
Mystic
Wonders
Diehard
Ilix
in
"A
Man
Musi
hive."
Comedy
"
A
Daspberry
Romance."
Topics
of
the
Day.
Friday
and
Saturday
Duster
Keaton
in
"The
Navigator."
Comedy
'It's
a
Dear."
1'atlie
lleview.
occasions,
lie
merely
"gets"
Ihe
correct
answer
without
knowing
how
he
does
it.
After
his
natural
tzalion
as
an
American
citj.en,
he.
got
up
thai
early
in
his
we,
de-was
taken
in
hand
by
a
scientist'
cides
to
go
on
board
that
night,
on
the
Pacific
coast
who
made!
After
several
adventures.
Dus-
much
of
his
remarkable
lalent
and,
ler
finally
gets
on
board
the
was
"on
exhibition"
before
a
con-hhip
nnd
,'ffoes
to"
his-
cabin.
gress
oT
scientist
as
.late
as
June,
1921.
Murdock
produces
"Spirit
Slate
Writing."
without
even
touching
the
slates.
He
produces
"Spirit
Pictures
in
Colm"
of.tmy
person
who
ha
ever
been
born
to
this
life,
lie
gives
an
entertainment
with
his
own.company
of
Orientals
that
'will
nol
only
mystify
and
entertain
you,
but
from
all
'report
you
will
likely
becoma
a
student
of
bis
tjh.hjg?
flsjlicr..pi-et
wherever
lie
lias
appearni
ne
leave
in
his
wtke
a
.veritable
army
of
believers
jn
Hindu
Yogi
and
occult
science.
BUSTER
KEATON
IN
NAVIGATOR
Many
Funny
Situations
on
Voy
age
With
Himself'
and
Girl
Only
on
Board
Dusler
Keaton
comedy
is
the
feature
nt
the
Westholme
Sal-unlay.
Dusler
Is
Ihe
son
of
wealthy
parents
who,
since
earliest
in-i
fancy
have
surrounded
him
with
so
many
servants
that
without,
them
he
is
absolutely
helpless,
not
being
able
to
tie
his
own
tin
or
wind
his
own
walch.
lie
falls
In
love
with
Delsy
OV
Drlen,
n
beautiful
society
girl
who
is
just
the
opposite
type.
Delsy
is
a
two-fisted,
athletic
but
exquisitely
beautiful
damsel.
Pho
cares
little
for
Duster,
believing
hlnv
a
weakling.
Detsy's
father,
"Cappy"
OV
Drien,
decides
to
sell
his
line
of
steamships
and
to
retire.
The
last
of
his
ocean
liners,
"
The
Navigator,"
Is
brought
to
Los
Angeles,
where
it
too,
Is
sold.
Although
O'Drien
Is
notsflware
classification
will
be
answered
at
Hie
matinee
for
ladies
only,
Thursday.
Julv
1(1.
at
3.30
n.m.
those
asked
in
the
theatre
w
f
Mia
I
U'iin
I
vf
ivo
nnacllnn.
jlnilir
be
answered
through
these
col-j
umiis.
,
The
firsl
twenty-five
questions
A
man
relurns
from
eight
and
answers
will
anoear
in
The',o
r.t
,i..,x
-
iv
..
.
,
,....
...
.iau.M
nil
i
iiitkii:i'
iiiiii
1
1
'i
1
1
r
i
nil
ri
"
of
it,
the
buyers
of
Ihe
ship
areldanciiig
matrons
and
reckless
Hie
ajrents
of
the
revolutionary
parly
in
a
foreign
country
wboi
plan
to
use
'The
Navigator"
to
run
ammunition
from
Los
Angeles
into
their
country.
i
lie
secret
service
agents
of
I
lie
foreign
country
learn
,
of
the
purchase
and
watch
the
revolutionists
as
they
load
ammunition
aboard
"The
Navigator"
at
Pier
12.
They
decide
to
wait
until
the
ship
is
loaded
and
then
to
cut
it
adrift.
Off
to
the
South
Seas
Meanwhile
Duster,
downheart
ed
necau.e
Jjeisy
gives
inm
no
encouragement,
decides
to
lake
a
trip
to
the
South
eas.
This
i
lime,
he
determines,
no
one
shall
accompany
him.
I
His
faithful
servants
drive
him
to
Ihe
sleam'shiji
dock
where
a
picket
in
the
opened
gale
covers
up
the
"1"
in
'12"
and
leads
Duster
to
believe
that
he
found
Pier
2,
where
bis
ship
is
berthed,
Duster
s
steamer
sails
at
9
a
.nv,
but
Dusler,
never
having
Meanwhile,
old
"Cappy"
O'Drjen
remembers
that
be
has
left
some
important
papers
Von
board
the
ship,
liis.-.ilauglilerkrfrjve
him
lo
the
ship
in
her
car
.
Adrift
on
a
Ghost
Ship
Unaware
thai
Dusler
and
Detsy
are
aboard,
the
foreigners
cut
the
ship
haiisers
and
she
drifts
out
to
sea.
Delsy,
searching
the.
ship
from
lq)mast,
to
hold
for
hevCfatherx-.
dpetibtJiliscove'r
Lv.pretlieainiht
until
;llic
ji.hm
jShiriL.vA
is
well
out
to
sea.
Duster,
sleeping
in
his
berth
is
nol
awakened
until
a
heavy
storm
arises.
Dusler
gels
up
(o
reproach
Ihe
captain
of
the
ship
for
allowing
Ihe
vessel
to
stagger
about
jn
the
storm,
Delsy
comes
lo
the
eonclusion
that
she
Is
on
a
shost
ship,
for,
in
her
shouting
around
on
board,
she
ha
failed
to
find
a
single
person.
Jlowever,
a
lighled
cig-nrelte
butt
thrown"
on
tho
deck,
convinces
here
thai
maybe
there
is
one
person
at
least
on
board.
She
cautiously
peeps
into
cabin
after
cabin
but
fails
to
find
anyone.
Unexpectedly,
however,
she
and
Dusler
bump
into
each
other.
Piloting
Through
Danger
After
mutual
'xplttiiatlons,
Delsy
and
Duster
make
an
attempt
to
navigate
fho
45fl-fool
liner.
Duster
doesn't
know
the
difference
.
bclwcon
a
propeuor
n
and
a
lnartinsipjkc,
but
DHsy
puts
him
In
work
and
at
the
end
of
a
day's
exciting
adventures
dodging
...m
bell
....
buoys,
.m.v,,
..,-,..,,
derelicts,
,..,
(stray
,
,
f
,(,
f
Uurdcustle,
,'"!!
Tl
i?
fk)onsl,n"8,"
promising
to
bring
him
In
a
finally
i
ge
s
I
bo
hip
pointed
out
w,f,
,
wook
wil,
r.a-
1
!
"otrr,,ni"
l,C
burn
W
Hi.
presses,
wheel
and
d
roc
U
b
m,
luslcr.
w,,
n
oj
C0Hr,
JHT
1V"'
,m,
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-
,
,
T
ii.
iniwiug
fui
niH'i'i.
Delsy"
and
Duster
finally
arrive
nt
a
tropical
Isle.
The
ship
springs
a
leak
so
Dusler
decides
to
go
aver
the
side
In
a
diving
suit
which
be
has
ound
on
board
1o
make
repairs.
As
soon
as
he
lands
on
the
ocean
jot
lorn
a
fnm'ijy
of
sword-fish
call
on
him.
In
the
midst
of
the
excitement,
a
giant
oclo-pti
thrusts
nut
his
tentacles
in
Duster's
direction.
Meanwhile,
an
army
of
cannibals
board
the
ship
and
capture
lietsy.
Dusler
runs
along
f
he
ocean
bottom
to
shallow
wafer,
where
'he
pokes
his
head
out
and
discovers
a
fertile
,
eocoanut
country
just
ahead,
with,
Betsy
about
to
he
killed
by
the
cannibals,'
Hut
they
are
frightened
off
by
Muster
formidable
appearance
in
his
diving
suit.
When
Duster
unscrews
his
helmet,
however,
they
see
that
he
is
only
while
meat
and
make
for
him,
Huer
and
JWsy
escape
In
tjie
bip,
where
lley
have
a
terrific
battle
with
the
savages.
There
follow
a
series
of
still
wilder
adventure
which
are
so
fast,
funny
and
furious
that
it
would
take
a
250-nacre
book
to
I
WANT
MY
MAN
IS
SHOWN
HERE
TONIGHT
..u.-....u
in
nunc"
where
he
has
been
Idind
and
is
cured
and
sees
fhe
world
as
it
is
today,
11
is
a
world
up-ended,
a
world
of
llapper
orgies,
of
tea-
fathers.
Dut
beneath
it
all,
he
sees,
there
is
that
soundness
of
heritage
thai
will
emerge
above
Ihe
phase
of
pleasure-madness
That
prevails.
As
Karl
Hudson
has
produced
it,
J'I
Want
My
Man"
is
well
acted,
well
directed
and
well
told.
II
is
a
drama
well
worth
seei;ig,
with
a
story
of
weight
and
moment.
'The
film
was
adapted
from
Strulhers
Hurt's
novel,
"The
Interpreler's
House."
The
picture
has
been
well
cast.
Phyllis
Haver,
May
Allison
and
Paul
'Nicholson
gave
excellent
renditions
as
the
victims
of
jazz
mania.
Kale
Druce
and
Theresa
Maxwell
Conover,
as
a
pair
of
mothers,
give
contrasting
portrayals
of
equal
merit.
Lillle
Frankie
Kvans
shows
promise
in
a
child
role.
l
ne
story
is
mat
or
a
war
nurse
who
gives
up
Ihe
husband
she
has
married
when
he
was
believed
incurably
blind
in
the
hope
of
winning
him
hack
on
even
terms
with
the
girl
lowborn
lie
was
engaged
before
his
war
calamity.
Cured,
be
relurns
to
the
home
he
has
nol
seen
for
eight
years
to
find
it
on
the
verge
of
ruin
through
a
new
spirit
of
pleasure
chasing,
Inln
this
home,
her
identity
unknown,
conies
the
former
wife,
and
here
the
problem
of
the
woman
who
has
wailed
and
Ihe
woman
who
gave
him
up
for
love
is
solveJ,
A
MAN
MUST
LIVE
'
IS
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adaption
of
the
story,
"Jungle
Law"
by
I.
A.
ll.
Wylie.
Where
"Manhattan"'
was
the
kind
of
a
picture
lo
make
you
laugh,
Ibis
is
one
that
puis
a
lump
in
your
throat.
With
the
theme
of
the
law
rf
the
jungle
eat,
or
he
ealen
opplied
lo
everyday
people
Ihe
slory
carries
interest
from
Ihe
first
reel
lo
the
lust.
Hix's
role
is
that
of
Ceoffrey
'FnrneHi
returned
World
War
veteran
who
gels
a
job
as
a
reporter
on
.loh
llanlcaslle's
paper
one
of
those
sheets
that
thrive
on
the
misfortunes
of
others.
Jeff
has
a
soft
heart
and
.feels
kindly
toward
the
world
even
though
he
did
get
a
rough
deal.
Ilardcaslle
gives
hinr
his
last
chauce
lo
make
good
when
be
sends
him
oh
a
story
about
Ihe
famous
"Mop"
Collins,
once
the
loast
of
Droadwny.
Fariiell
finds
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failure
lo
Ills
paper,
cares
for
her.
Farncll
Is
fired,
Mops
gels
worse
and
.lelT
gels
broke.
He
i
recognizes
his
pal
of
the
war,
Clive
lloss-Fuyne,
whojn
he
thought
dead.
This'
is
Ihe.
story
he
turns
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710
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(Near
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HAS
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to
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to
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We
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a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
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Proprietor