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Every production odiciai is presumed
to peruse these deletions as‘ guide-
2‘. on the straight and narrow path
I htiming the facts and fables of life.
ve singled out a few at random
to indicate censoriai viewpoint on
questionable scenes and titles. neces-
sarily brief and fragmentary. and
each to be read ‘1
“El tez" th the preface
sheets which all
from the lotion
_ “laments." Dance of queen where
she shows lingerie. Subtitle. "If I
had to pay income tax. I'd be a revo-
lutionist myself.”
. :‘Bishop of the Ozarks.“ Subtitle.
'Im a. minister of God. I cannot lie
to you;" subtitle. “Row dare you. a
convict. br-eathe the name of .erus;"
the phrase "to talk to God" in calling
for prayer.
"None So Blind." All but one view
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of mother in bed with baby.
"Sunshine Harbor" Girl in cabaret
What. The Censor Censored
skimmed through . -
giving wink. Night court scene.
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"leather Pushers" Appraiaihg look
at statue. Repeated upper cuts in
Int.
“Help Yourself” Subtitle. "No twin
beds can separate us."
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“Work and Mn 'Em” Legs of
girls getting of! train. link from the
cow.
"After Six Days." All pictures of
Adam and Eve full length. All but
last view of Cain killing Abel.
“The Drug Moneta." Scene of ac-
tual smoking of (opium) pipe- Scene
of flogging young woman.
“Luck." Episode of checking corset
with subtitle. "Check these ’ corsets.
when I dance I dance all over."
"ls Money Everything?” Shorten
by one~half man drinking from own
flask and from woman's flask.
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“Oregon Trail." Close-up of revolva-
showing trigger back.
"Hot Water." Subtitle. "Let's kill
the Kaiser."
“Just Like a Woman.” Gambling
scenes where money is plainly shown.
“Three Jumps Ahead." Horse roll-
ing down cliff.
"Nth Commandment.” Subtitle. "Let
me alone. I might have known you
was that kind.” but not the
Subtitle. "You dirty masher.”
“the Fourth Musketeer’.’ View of
babies in line with title. "The happy
one."
scene.
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"Bella Donna." ”She will come
back. they always do." eliminate last
three words. “Fancy dressing like a
boy to visit a lover." eliminate last
four words.
"A Game Chicken." All views of
cock fighting. All ac‘enes of man
hanging by thumbs except where he
is cut down.
"Monkey Land Up the Barito
River." White man giving natives
money with nude native chikken in
foreground.”
These are typical of thousands of
deletions. showing how the film pro-
ducer must constantly watch hie step
and whet the censor regards oflenslve.
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presentation de luxe.
ccptlonal feature and should have a
run of three or four days in Norwalk.
it is that indeed. 1n
headliner Charles Chaplin will
new picture "The Tiger Claw."
means that it is of the highest order
Eva Novak and other well
Myrtle Stedman.
Mrs. Fair."
mer at any theatre.
marmornnm
and Next Week
ring Monte Blue.
Mary Thurman.
of his shorter subjects.
Tomorrow. Sunday twening.
the feature.
ture pkture will be
Trail.” starring Douglas Nachean
star of “The
Cove Rest House
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,On Wednesday.
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AT THE THEATRE
Regent and Pehco Pnsenu New Mary
Mary Carr. the screen's celebrated
and star of “Over the Hill"
end many other successes will appear
at the Regent end Palace theatres to-
day in "The Custard Cup.” a new Fox '
This is an ex-
Maneger David Tsterson. however.
booked it as a Saturday special and
edition to this
be
presented in one of his foremost come-
dy hits. Sunday evening the Regent
and Palace wil lpresent Jack Bolt’s
This
is a typical Paramount release which
known
stars are in the cast. An Eddie Dyons
comedy will add pep to the Sunday
show. On Monday and “May Cul~
len Landia. Marguerite De IA Motto.
Carmel )lyers end
others will be presented in the greet
American play success "The Famous
This is an attraction
which, lanager Esterson backs with
a. money-back guarantee and no bet-
ter picture will be witnessed this sum-
nas Varied Bill for Today. Tomorrow
Today at the Rialto theatre there
is a double-feature bill. the big pic-
ture being ”The Tents of Allah.” star-
)dary Alden end
The comedy feature
is Harold Lloyd in “His Royal alr-
nsss." said to be one of the funniese
the
new Rupert Rughes picture. "Gim-
me." starring Helene Chadwick. II. B.
Walthall and Gaston Glass will be.
On Monday end Tuesday the fee.
“The Sunshine
Hottantot." As is the
case with all of MacLean's pictures.
this will be a comedy feature and
yet it will not be slapstick. Man
is a cowboy end his adventures end
experiences make a most interesting
Thursday end Fri-
day of non week. a treat is offered
audiencss_ when
Johnnie Hines appears here in his
newest comedy “Luck" in which Id-
mund Breese of this city co-stars with
him. Hines brand of pictures not only
contain a fine love story. plenty of
comedy end action. but also have the
Alpaca. besides being a very fash-
ionable material for coats and sport
very It
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ing making his first screen appearance in
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Reid's anti-narcotic photodrama. “Hu-
man Wreckage" has been advanced
to Wednesday. June :7. Mrs. Reid
will travel across the country from the
coast to attend the opening perform-
ance at which many stage and screen
celebrities. friends of Wallace Raid
will be present.
The film. which was written by C.
Gardner Sullivan. was produced under
the supervision of Thomas Ince end
the cast contains many well-known
names. ‘
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Motion picture men are making
fortunes these days in Hollywood es.
tate. As an example. 83 acres in
Hollywood were purchased five year:
ago by the United Studios. Today.
1.100 feet f outage on the street is
valued at 8 00.000 and is to be sold
or improved with business blocks by
hi. C. Levee. president of the studio.
This sale will eflect only a small part
of the studio property which will in
fact house greater . activities then
ever before.
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Renee Adoree. (Mrs. Tom floors.
y'know) plays the title role in Regin-
ald Barker's spectacle drama. "The
Master of Women."
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In a recent' nation-wide contest.
Ramon Navarro. e protege of Rex In-
gram. received nearly double the
votes accorded his nearest rival. Val-
entino.
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In th \role of a humble slave. in
the pr notion of “The Bra- Bottle"
will be seen Princess Valdemar. for-
merly of the late Caar's household
and a Russian refugee. while Haael
Keener. daughter of an Iowa farmer.
will enact the role of a haughty Egyp-
thn princess in the same production.
01 such stun is the movies made of!
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Gloria Swanson has come east to
play the title role in “Zen." which
will be filmed at the Long Island
studio.
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Kathlene Martin. Ziegfeld beauty.
is making her screen debut in C. C.
Bun-'s comedies.
Did you know that Colleen Moore's
. engagement to John McCormack of
the first National pictures has been
announced and that Florence and
King Vldor have agreed to disagree!
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In Alice Calhona's new picture.
“The Man Next Door." from the book
of the same name by Emerson
Bough. she plays the part of Bonnie
Bell Wright. a rancher daughter.
who migrates to New York and takes
society by storm. ‘
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Harshall Nailan expects to complete
his iated nature with Qoviet Russia
as its locale shortly. The production.
which is “The Rendezvous." has a
cast consisting of Conrad Nagel. Lu-
cille Bickaen. Kathleen Key. Elmo
Lincoln. Eugenie Brenner. Richard
Travers. the old Esmnay leading man
and Sydney Chaplin. the brother of
Charlie. -
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Did you know that J. Warren Xer-
risen. yes. he of the curly locks. la
camntuwmwinbs‘tl‘hsmdnkht
Cabaret.“ Bis contract provides for
tna' production of four additional
comedies to be released during the
issa-ss season
Distorted ear-lines have banished
the exotic spirit which has been guid-
ing the designers of recent atrocities
which have been onered us in the
name of "art Jewelry."
For a time it seemed that the
heavier and vivlder the earring. the
more it fascinated the woman who
prided herself in dressing up-todhe
moment. Barbaric accessories in the
line of cumbersome necklaces of huge
beads reaching to the waistline .and
numberless (the more the merrier)
M'sceiets na‘urally conformed to the
lead of the ear ornaments and often-
times in addition we found gem en-
crusted girdles and great stoned finger
rings.
Then came the horrible discovery
that the weighty "gypsy”- earrings
weTe playing havoc with women's ear
lobes. They were becoming elongated
in a most unsightly fashion. What
was worse still. neither masseuse nor
dieting could remedy the defect as
had been the case with enlarged
waistlines which had followed the fad
for going without corsets.
Women have always worn earrings.
of course. Dainty little snail-s they
had been. of a single gem or frivolous
conceits which even the smallest of
cars could support without being
overburdened.
Not so the 1928 variety-cxtra-or-
dinary ornaments woke these. often
weighing two. three and more ounces!
That was really more than even the
sturdicst car could support and retain
its normal lines. Flesh and muscle
didn't break with the strain—but they
surely did stretch: they stretched into
ugly triangles which were neither
beautiful nor artistic.
Bars are cars! Some are ugly——
few are beautiful. And we can as
easily change their contour as the
color of our eyes. Hence we don't
pay much attention to them. This is
the reason that the gypsy earring
triumphed so long. Naturally the ear
lobe doesn't stretch easily like a piece
of elastic; it only very gradually
yielded to the pull which was put upon
it through the constant drab—sixteen
hours out of the daily twenty-four—
of such a tortuous weight. Thus it
came to pass that the damage was
done before it became mendable.
So milady has withdrawn her ears
from the destructive fantasies of the
Fads and Fashions of Today
jewelry craftsmen. and while she still
wears earrings they are of the more
delicate designs such as the one shown
in the sketch. This is of fine links of
platinum which weave together three
medium siaed cut Jet beads next the
ear itself. branching out in three short
chains which are based with a simply
chased design from which depend two
matching jet beads and a tassel of
seed pearls.
For the unfortunate elongated
cared victims there is. sad to say. no.
help. They are a warning to those
who have not so far yielded to these
fascinating vampish adornments.
However. every woman wants to dis-
cover for herself the effect of each
new fed and to such I would suggest
that she select such a medium as
amber (the reel amber is very light;
whereas the imitation is glass and
vet-y heavy) strands and fringes of
small pearls. tiny beads of jade. or
platinum studded with diamond chips.
If she is determined to have her
vampish moments. let her wear the
heavy balls and plaques of crystal and
jade and solid gold occasionally—but
let the occasions be rare ones.
A last word of warning. Ears ake
coming out into the open next fall
without a. doubt and all deformities
will be exposed to cruel scrutiny.~1t's
so long since we saw each others'
ears that they will come in for extra-
ordinary attention!
be aimed during his stay in Califor-
nia this summer. They are "The
Boomerang" by Winchel Smith and
‘The Gold Diggers."
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Mickie McBaln. the four-year-old
prankster in "Poor Men‘s Wives.” is
pondering over a choice of parts in
four prospective contracts. Person-
ally Mickie favors one calling for a
transcontinental trip to New York. a
place which Jackie Coogan has been
telling him a whole lot about lately.
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Walter Long will play the part of
Santa. the bandit chief in the screen
version of “The Broken Mug."
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Jackie Coogan's next appearance
will be in Eve Unsell'a and C. Gard-
ner Sullivan’s adaptation of Mary Ro-
berts Blnehart’s novel. "Long Live
In his support will be
Ruth Renick.
Allan Hale and Lisa torrent!
work in “Duty.” her latest comedy
“Imminent aster Norma will
complete “Ashes of Vengeance”
within a few days. .
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Bradley King. the clever scenario
writer. who received her training in
the Luce studio, will write the screen
version of “Anna Christie."
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Martha Mansfield is busy being nt-
ted to a marvelous wardrobe. which
she will wear as star model in the
spectacular production of "Potash and
Perlmutter."
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Barbara LaMarr is now on route
for Rome. accompanied by her newly-
wed husband. Jack Dougherty. There
she will take the leading feminine
role in “The Eternal City.”
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ORGANDIE rum
Puffs of white organdle or georg-
ette peep from beneath the three-
quarter length sleeves of tailored
dremes of silk and wool.
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A novelty for the summer resort
is a red cotton umbrella bound with
black. white and red and equipped
with a short thick handle of black.
Every branch oiourair service.
breaks records mops Congress.
'A'Dog's Life
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The Codest Theatre in Town
. SHOwaNNGL.’{.ODAY
“THE TENS
0F ALLAH”
Harold Lloyd in
- “His Royal Slyness”
SUNDAY EVENING "
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“GIMME’
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Glass .
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COMING NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY, _ :'
DOUGLAS MACLEAN
Star of "The Hottentot” in
‘f'l‘lll‘. SUNSHINE TRAIL”
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Selected Shorter Features
Showing Next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Johnnie Hines and Edmund Breese '
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“LUCK”
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SHORE DINNERS .
Special Dollar Plate Dinners '
.White- Sand Bathing Beach
DANCING
DI VITO’S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
Novelty Dance Every Tuesday
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ARE CALLING
The clever hostess entertains her callers out-doors
in the warm months with perfect ease, for she knows
that attractive chairs, an appropriate tea-cart and a
good-looking porch rug will express her good taste
in home furnishing.
We have selected the most attractive out-door
furnishings of the season in hickory, willow and
reed—furnishings which make living and entertain-
ing on the porch a real joy J.
The same reputation for quality which guarantees
our stock of more formal furniture applies equally
to our out-door furnishings. ‘
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