Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 41

RICHMOND TJMES-DISPATCH SUNDAY NOVEMBER 7 1926 1 A V- Sj ml 5 vi i THE CAPITOL THEATRE OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT AT 7 I Two Performances 7 and 9 -pO YOU WHO READ these lines The CAPITOL owes 1 its being To you and the host of artisans who down the ages devoted their lives to the development of that which you and the hosts gone on before you approved And to those other hosts whose inspiration given permanence in expression freight that great incentive and the Motion Picture ENGINEERING Architecture Invention and their train produced this structure Painting Sculpture and their allies made it beautiful Music handmaiden of the Arts gives it life PRESENTLY Science will lift you out of yourselves and take you to far places where Romance and Adventure still live returning you anon to the happy con: 'tentment of Here and Now HERE AND NOW You are You and the CAPITOL is The made for you by the countless generations of toilers for your comfort and pleasure the glorious fruit of whose labors it is our cherished privilege to deliver to you a theatre as fine as human brain and brawn can produce PROGRAMME monday! AND REST OF WEEK A Screen Welcome Capitol News Topics of the Day Organ Solo By John Bower Blue Suggested by Geiaffhorongh'i fa mow painting Thla feature filmed tn technicolor la con ceded to bo the moat beautiful picture ever produced Ferdinand Himmdrcich Flanlat Extraordinary (1) An original transcription of the aextetto from IocluM (9) Stria Mio" and Irving Berltn'a (S) An original fantaale com-' ptiatng old-time Southern melodlhe a Delightful Corned -Farce Waning starring Nonna Shearer aup-ported by Conrad agrl Following Formal Opening Open Daily at 3 Open Saturday at 1 PRICES ffl I The ultimate in motion picture entertainment properly presented at a minimum admission price 1 MATINEE Children 15c Adults 25c I NIGHT Children 25c Adults 40c ME5 NEW HOME OF METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURES 9.