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JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
.1..- The Flying Horse
hr mu Cochran Drawings by Ina WM ‘
11- unwied around Jack and up to the Flying Horse's mane. he
i unvl called Jack's attention to a large mountain peak in the dia-
~ :1 ihn, tallest mountain in the world." he said. "And on it live the
in the world."
war have heard of that mountain." replied Jack. And then he asked
‘ tie Flying Horse would take them over to see it. “Sure!" shouted
. mi almost before Jack knew it the Flying Horse was close by a little
1 ~ hat wound round and round the sides of the towering mountain.
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1 in=tant Jack and Flighty were surrounded by tall. thin trees. as
: i -1- slowed down a hit. And suddenly. out from these the:
queer looking people. “There are the Skinnis.‘ ' explained
' do nothing and live on nothing." (Continued)
Boxer Sees the Triplets’Again'"
By Thornton W. Burgess _ 1
Day by day loam something new:
Thug will wisdom come to you.
—Old Mofllct Nature.
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NEWS AND‘NOTESOF THE MOVIES
IVOR NOVELLO AND BIAE liARSH. FEATFRED IN THE GRIFFITH
PRODUCTION. “THE \YHITE ROSE."
BY JAMES \V. DEA)
NEW YORK. May 28 —The two im- . “mm
portant things to report about. ”The 8“}
\Vhlte Rose." shown here for the first re ""5-
time. are that Mae. Marsh is still the MOM it this is ‘0 n1 .
same fine “are“ that 3hr, was when isn't thiir fiilmioll Intentionally or
she left the screen amoral \ea}, asp gunintcntioniilli the spectator is led
and that D. W Griffith is a (“gummy then and there to belie\e that only
Grimth. tragedy can come of this lme affair.
Grimth has mellowed. Grimth once! Liter. the 8*” is dying after 39“";
thrilled the multitude with charging buffeted about “ith her babl and
men and horses. with beauufm drenched in a rain storm that would
heroines in deep agony With the clash ’ bring death rto almost anyone. late
of arms and the thumping of skulls. :‘find D “ '"Rke he? '0 i negro
isiry. sets out to see something of the
ills paill crosses that. of the
\Vhf'll they part the subtitle
“Though neither of them
farewell." It
Combat in its most. .ppctaculur 'ahack on the plantation of the young
phases. was the keynote at his motion litirl the minister has just proposed to.
pictures. IAnd there the atorv ends. the heroine
3 and the minister liiing happllv ever
aftcr and the other girl morning 11
301mg fellow who had lmed her a‘l
The. new Grimth is a poet. Alway
an idealist. lie is now an adyllst.
pastoral poet using the quiet splendors
of bayou. floating flowers and moss- “1°":-
rlbhoned trees as the background of At the start the picture. proclaims
a drama that concerns only a handful itself as having been based on fact If
0f MOFR- it). at is so. life itself will-12d all good
The only combat in "The Whitetrulos of diamaturgy. It is my own
Rose" is inward conibat1thc upheaval idea that D \V. ’s interpretation of life
of conscience in a. \oung minister and 'violated the rules. The spectator
the turmoil in the. soul of a. young girl. should not have been tricked into ex-
the victim of that clerice only mis- porting a finish or sackcloth and ashes
Mk.- and be 3“ en a milk and honey ending.
In some sequences Grimth's story ‘ ’
has 0. delicacy a. sheer beauty. boih in Little more could be said for Mac
narration and in pictorial effect that is 1 “larsh than that she is as effective as
superior to anything that the screen she exer “as. Any number of our
has yet seen. feminine stars would be paid a. petty
This film falls ahOrt of being a mas- ‘ compliment were they called as tal-
terpieco because it. is done with a entcd as Mae Marsh.
poet's logic—or with the box office lni "The White Rose” marks 0 debut.
mind. It gets away from. lite. of Ivor \oxello. English actor and
‘ ° {song writer, in American films. He is
From the outset. with :1 subtitle and lunusuallv handsome and a capable
with action. Griffith prepares the spec- actor. although he still has much to
tator for a tragedy Characters and learn much to learn? about camera
circumstances are set {or a poignant technique He will be immensely pop-
progression of fateful happenings. ular with the ladies.
\
ATTHETHEA'I'RES
"HEROES 0!" m m."
Wesley Barry. as young and
freckled and tuna! as ever. delighted
a packed house last night at: the Rial-
to Theatre in his latest feature pic-
ture. “Heroes 0 {the treet," a Warner
Brothers’ production. All who came
expecting to get the time of their lives
were not disappointed; Wes runs true
to form and put his audience in such
a. carefree. humorous mood that Old
Man Gloom had to make a. hurried
exit to other quarters.
There are more laughs in this Berry
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picture than in halt a. dosen comedies.
Wesley exhibits his unusual talent of
making you collapse with laughter
and also of bringing the turtive tear
to the eye that he showed in his oth-
er screen successes. 'tSchool Days"
and "Bag! to Riches."
, "Heroes'ot the Street." is the story
of s. plucky lad whose happy-go-luoky
existence is .brought to an end with _
a tragedy that deprives him of his
tether. Mickey has to become the
totally provider. He gets a. Job, but
he doesn't. lose sight. at the fact that
he means to run down the murderer. '
This becomes the big thing in his lite.
and it leads hiln into thrilling each
padcs. in one of yhlzb be aimed
loses his life. '
The picture is being shown today
and tomorrow as well. withsa special
school children's matinee tomorrow
afternoon at d o'clock, following the
regular matinee.
The Pathe News and Dan Mason in
a. "Pop Tutt‘ie" comedy, "His Lost
Nerve" are the other resurre- on the
bill.
"The Isle of Lost Ships" will open
.1 (our day run at the'Riatto on Wed4
nesdsy or this week. Watch the ad-
vertisemcnts.
RAMON NAVARRO
Regent and Palace patrons. quick
to recognise a'. screen 8111’, have
found in Roman Navarro, who Will
be seen at both theatres today and
tomorrow in liex In '0 "Where
the Pavement Endmwrnte him as the
successor of Rodolph Valentino and
declare that he has already won his
way to heights which. Valentino nev-
er could attain. Navarro brings “to
the screen the emotional acting that
is typical of a Latin. the acting that
made Valentino so popular. However,
he does his work with such evident
greater finish than Valentino that he
at once ranks as an actor while the
lead of “The Four Horsemen" Con-
tinuea in screen parlance as a star.
Rex Ingram. who discovered and
made Valentino. is responsible for
Navarro and the work which he did
in "The Prisoner of Zonda." and in
A 1.0801003 man
can always be selected train the su-
perior grades of meats and poultry
constantly on hand at Chamok's nar-
ket. Chops. steaks. sausage. squab‘
broilers, everything that tends to
make life worth living when a. gen-
erous table is appreciated.
C. D. CHARNOK
1s m Are. §outh Nun-l
Grand opening of- the
Savoia Hotel and
Restaurant ‘
The Ssvoia Restaurant, formerlyinthecliffordildg. un-
tilthefiretookplace, todsywinopenetdp.ni.torbusiness
stflMonroeStreetwithawellequipthotelandrestaursnt. ~
Americsnandlhlisndlshesincludlngseafoodwillbe
sorveddallyasusuahslsoroomsforrentbythedsyorweek
streesonsblsprim. mmmviudtopamuinolnd-
ingouroldcustomers.
Oursimistoplesseyousnwithchslityotfoodud
service. Tryusonceandyouwfllbesatlsfled.
The Savoia Hotel and Restaurant ‘
BUTA and TORTORELIA, Proprietors.
24 Monroe Street South Roi-walk, Donn.
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._, _ a
“Trifling .W‘omen." clearly entitles him ’
to the greatest praise. In "\Vhero
the‘ Pavement Ends." Navarro is cast
in a. role that gives him full oppor-
tunity to show his ability and the re-
sults are most pleasing. Co- rring
with him is beautiful Alice Terry,
who played in all of the big Ingram
specials and who. is today Itemized
as one of the most capable and at
the same time most popular stars of
the silent drama. The feature will
play this city only two days. today
and tomorrow. at both the Regent
and Palace theatres. and everyone
should see it. .
Exide Batteries
The Only Authorised Bald. Elation
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S. L. BENEDICT
"whoa-:3 aunt emu.
A girl leaves an orphan asylim andl Carol Dempster is fragile. beautiful
obtains work in a Louisiana. winter and innocent and that is all that in re-
resort hotel. Cast into the world :1 quired of her in this picture. Grimth
budding woman. she soon acquires the took advantage of every opportunity
hard veneer or dance hall and con- to show Novella and Miss Dcmpster
tact with crude men and girls. But
she is still the same sweet girl within.
The youth. about to enter the min-
hackground to detract from the pro-
jected portrait.
For Business
and Sport
E Household Suggestion
MORE “'HIPPED CREAM ‘
When whipping cream add the
white of an egg to each cuptul of
cream. This will double the quantity.
and it will be firmer. It is best to
whip both separately. then. put to.
gether and whip a. little more.
KO\V TO SAVE GAS
Save your gu by planning your
meals caretully. Cook several things
at on‘Ee when you have the oven go-
ing. \‘Vhlle the roast ll baking. po-
tatoes may be doing the same. and
s. casserole or vegetables and a baked
dessert. '
CLEANER“ ms
Send your winter suit or your win-
ter coat to the cleaner before you
pack it away in mothballs. Perfect
cleanliness is one of the greatest pro-
tections against moth.-
OLD cant-m REVIVED
'An old carpet that taxood except
for a taded pattern may be dyed a
plain dark color and be much more
decorative.
AVOIDING customs mm
When serving acid truit: put a.
piece of ice in the dish With the
trait and pour the cream over all.
Then the cream wll lnot curdle. ‘
smothered Chicken
Finely pleated skirts of flannel are
worn with tailored silk blouse (or
business end sport. The skirts may be
either beige. brown or new blue it
they are plain colorll but many shops
0!
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in close-ups without one object in the 1
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