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HERBERT RAWLINSON
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“NOBODY’S BRIDE”
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REGENT TODAY.
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“The Wt Patrol” Max-ed.
Starring Vehble. With Selected
Short Features.
Norwalk picture-goers will find
"The Midnight Patrol." the teature
attraction at the Regent theatre to-
night in absolute keeping with Man-
aging Director David Esterson's high
standard of screen drama. "The
Midnight Patrol" is one of the most
recent Selzniclt releases. and emen-
ates virile action and stirring love.
amidst a characteristic romantic set-
ting. The Selzniclt all-star cast in
the play gives a performance which
is sure to please and enthuse. Select-
ed short features of Paths News.
Movie Chats and comedy will com-
plete the bill.
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PALACE TODAY.
That capacity audiences will greet
the return of Ed. “Hoot" Gibson‘ to
the local screen at the Place theatre
tonight is a fact well worthy of pre-
sumption. Gibson. one of the newer
stare to enter the Universal firma-
ment. has made a decided hit in his
western roles and is rlvalled only by
the grat Tom Mix. "Single Handed."
"Hoot's" latest picture, supergedes in
action and attractiveness his long line
of previous feture releases. Proving
himself a real hero of the "he-man?
west. in “Single Handed." "Hoot"
gives us plenty of thrills and action
in his one sided battle to protect the
_girl he loves from evil forces. Pathe
News and a comedy will finish out
the program.
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marine X-l. was launched here re-
cently. newspapermen and spectators
were rigidly excluded. and the ap-
proaches to the dockyards were
heavily guarded to make sure no un-
authorized person should see her take
the water. Nevertheless it can be
said the launching was in all ways
successful. and the latest addition to
under-sea power was at once towed
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MILWAUKEE. \Vis.. July 28.—
Bllly Wells. welterweight champion of
England. won from Roy Conley of
Green Bay. \Vis.. here last night by a
technical‘ knockout at the end of the
fourth round.
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HOLLY\V'OOD. July :8.-—lf it’s
good advice for a. awain to see his
sweetheart in kitchen apron nerve“ as
party dress before popping the ques-
tion. it's equally good precaution for
the movie producer to test a potential
star on “location" before making con-
tractural engagement. For it isn't
acting ability of the player alone that
makes the wheels of the camera run
smooth.
Renee Adorec is the inspiration {or
this preamble on the acid test of tem-
perament. and Louis B. Mayer our ex-
emplar of wisdom in the premises.
There is perhaps no sharper revela-
tion of character and disposition of
screen folk. women especially. than
their behavior on wilderness location.
Deprivation ot accustomed comforts.
petty annoyances. veal hardship!
often. quickly bring out native traits.
These traits have a calculable finan-
cial equivalent in picture production.
They may afiect the purest of the pro-
moter quite as much as the career of
the player. Hence the prudence of the
ordeal—by-loehtion from the stand-
point of the man who signs the checks.
3 O 0
Renee -Adoree demonstrated her
mettle during weeks of semi-primi—
tive life in the making of Reginald
Barker's production of "The Master of
Woman" for Mayer. Much of the film
was shot in snow-blanketed Canadian
wilds. with the company facing tern-
pcr-trying exactions.
Dunning her first snowshoes. Miss
Adoree trudged 14 miles a day to and
from work. which lasted from dawn
often at midnight. She swam in icy
water. Suffered painful ".now burn.
Shivercd in blizzard weather. Ac-
cepted without a whimpcr what the
director ,location manager. cook and
the elements provided.
“She was the only one in the whole
company who didn't ‘crab.'” said
Plays and Players
Alec B. Franclil. playing opposite
Louise Fazenda.‘in. "The Gold Dig.
gers." at one time toured Africa. with
an opera troupe when all the baritone
solos were his. -
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Carl Miller. whose latest gift to the
silver sheet is his appearance in Char-
lie Chaplin’s "Public Opinion." is a
painter and they do say that he slings
a lot of wicked paint all over nice,
clean Hollywood.
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When Gladys Walton finishes work
on "The Wild Party," she will be
starred in "The. New Girl in Town."
C O 0
Mary Philbln will be starred in
Owen Kildare's story. "My Mamie
Rose." Thiawas a best seller a do.
cade ago. It. is all about a‘school
teacher and a newsboy. and has a
touching theme.
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James Wood Morrison has said
something and he means it. He vows
that he is not going to play any more
weakllngs orneurotics. He has been
called upon to play more roles of this
sort than any other male star during
the year. As a. matter of fact .James
is a perfectly healthy hermal person
and these characters are beginning to
get on his nerves. .1: anybody wants
a strong than ”498.50 him.
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Richard perihelion-5' is to make a
big historical spgctaole founded upon
the lite o! Nathaninaie.
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Vim-3 1 along in the New York
public so”, is. spend three weeks.
at narrate-1’ - lping, on eduea'
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another member of the company who
sat with us at lunch while Miss
Adoree ate chlie con came. very hot.
to throw the frost of her recent ex-
periences.
It was the evidence or a disciplined
nature. even temper and unfailing op-
tlmlsm. as well as her excellent handlo
ing of the role of the trading post
mlnx in "The Master of Woman." just
completed. which led Mayor to sign
her [or a five-year contract.
0 O 0
Mia: Adoree. 25. ot French. and.
Spanrih lineage. has been in pictures
for a year. She is the daughter of a
French circus clown. and grew up in
the wagons of a traveling show. For
ten years she was a circus performer.
wandering through four nations. From
Belgium. during the German invasion.
she and her family fled,to the coast by
concealing themselves in a baggage
car. and thus reached England. whose
she began a. stage career lasting for
nine years in London. Australia and
New York. She is the wile of Tom
Moore. the ac’tor. ‘
"My home has been the world." she
says, "and it hasn't pampered me very
much. I know that you get what you
give. and that the measure of the gilt
is its graciousness."
. O O 0
Miss Adovee is a striking figure. even
among Hollywood's bevy of beauties.
In her black hair. arresting gray eyes.
wide cheeks. mobile mouth. are elu-
sive suggestions of Mary Pickford.
Pauline Frederick and Betty Compson.
But her charm is distinctive saber
personality—the sort of girl casting
directors remember but ilnd dimcult to
classify.
For her graces. French audiences.
quick to label character with a nick-
name. dubbed her "the adored one."
Her studio associates here have con-
firmed it with the title “good scout"
—tribute to the "girl who never
‘crabs.' "
game these days. There is Tom Mix’s
horse Tony. for instance. who was
getting along line with no competi-
tion or anything to ruifle his tine. in-
telligent brow, .but he entered a se-
vere shock when he learned this week
that there is another horse who has
entered the field intent upon doing
"something tine. something bigger and
better." This newcomer answers to
the name bt Arabia and is a hand-
some white steed. who will make his
screen debut with Tom Mix in “The
Temple of Venus." He . is noted for
his large variety of intricate dance
steps. and even goes so tar as to at-
tempt the shimmy. '
O 0 0
Robert Agnew. who scored his lint
will be seen in a leading rolein Wil-
liam de Mille's production of "Sp
Magic."
Did you know that Mario Provost.
who will next be seep in the stellar
role of "The Wanters." is a Canad-
ian? '
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' Al st. John was certainly not a
comedian to his wife. She sued him
(or divorce last week.
0 O . O I
This is the year at come-backs and
the latest one to come out at retire-
ment is Wallis Van who used to play
in the old Bunny comedies and latoo
eo-starred with Lillian . Walker. 30
will be seen in an importanterleuin
L‘The Day; of Faith." by Arthur Som-
ers Roche. _ -_ ’
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cuties Hack. the you: man
when: David Wart Grlflith
and gave a part in “Dream quest,“
hit as the cake-eater in "Chrence." .
. “Brawn o! the North"
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' 0 O O
Mabel Normand is completing work
on ‘The Extra Girl." and after a
short rest will start. filming “Mary
Ann.”
,' e e e
. King Baggot .celebrated the com-
pletion 0: Baby Peggy's first five
reeler. "Whose Baby Are You?" by
emigrating to Catalina Island. where
Dustin Fat-hum. Hal Roach and has
Grey initiated him into the mysteries
and fascination of deep sea fishing
0 O 0
Matt Moore will have the leading
male role in, “No More Women.”
adapted from Frank B. Adams’s story
“The Love Hater." '
0 O 0
“Captain Applejack." the succeau'
ful Broadway play. will be introduced
to the screen under the title. “Strang-
ers of the Nigh '
O 0 0
Supporting John Gilbert in “Cameo
Kirbyl'the Fox Film corporation
screen production of the Booth Tark-
ington and Earn Leon Wilson stage
play of the .II. name. are Gertrude
Oinatead. Alan Hale. Richard Tuck-
er and Philip Smiley.
, ' O 0 0
. Bin-Tia-Tin is the name of the po-
lice -dog making his screen debut‘
ln_ "waste the North Begins."
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ant Washburn and Mabel Forred
(Mrs. W’ashburn) will have the leads.
' 0 0 O
Blanche Sweet has been chosen to
play the title role in the Eugene
O'Neil prize play. "Anna Christie."
0 C 0
Lawrence D'Orsay. who has been
playing this season in "So This Is
Iondon." has been cast to play the
part at Pepperhill in “His Children's
Chlldre " which is now under way
in the ramount Long Island stu-
dios.
Valentine has been engaged to
make special films for the lel’l-
ton productions, a new company. Val
cntino is under contract to Mom-
Players until 1925. but his new em
players will try to arrange tor hh ser-
vices at an earlier date.
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What care motion pictures for sea-
sons. Bebe Daniels at this very sno-
ment is duck hunting in Long Island.
0h~ not because she enjoys it. but
because ‘10 has to in ”His Children's
Children.“
0 O O .
Dean Swift's satire of human nature.
“Gulliver's Travels." will‘ be trans
tered to theecreen by King Vider.
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