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Dixie Hines
5 xrzw YORK. Jan.
is our best. “Main Strvet" dramatist.
»H-zr. “M15: Lulu Bert" ts unforget-
table as played tn New York, and
there was no surprise that it rhould
xhnve be”; awarded the Pulitzer
~prlze. “Mater Pitt" adapted from
1 her successful novel "Blrth".‘l her
:latest contribution, and If it lacks
the variety of the first. It has a sub-
jucy which is more compelling. “Mr.
‘Pz'tm' ls an lmprllxng story of mu-
piace-l llws. The crinfrnl characters.
{rum which the play takes its name,
. 1.! a shy dltfwrenr. good natured pedu’
lsxr who finds l;lrnsrlf always say-
.xng and dams the wrong thlng. even
w‘rmn he martial the attractne vil-
lage gtrl Who has Just been left an
orphnn with an encumbvred homv
Iand. Donnell. Strive a: she Wm she
: cannot accept ht: manners. She lowu
shim In a way, but one refllllcfl that
the is the but: of the neighborhood
and soon this begins to reflect ln
bar own dnnz‘anor. As expectre.
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'thta load to her dv-cxslon on to es—
with a travellmg muslean. l:
".149 rathur tough on mvl-Jilmr
phllanlhrer. howewr, whwn
«towed llwr young baby. The debau-
f‘of the propriety of elopmg with rt
“baby led h-rr to return home long
enough to depostt the baby and lean.
yugaln. Flt: then depart: for the
‘Klondlke. leaving the baby m the
‘tcmpatbetlc charge of a. n‘lghbor.
and returns twenty year: lat-:1- the
cape
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..un» hit. a {allure a: ew-r.
The play has been staged with
vnnallemble originaltty by Brock
{’emberton. and he has been fortun-
ate in the selection of a first rate
cast. headed by a. recruit from vaud-
efille In Walter Huston a: Pitt. Ar:-
5 totnatfe Perry was attractive and ap-
épeallng a: the file. and thna Gom-
bel most sympathetic u a self-
sacrfflc'mg uelghbqr. Ethel Wright
Emily Lorraine, Marla Haynes and
Mlnnie Milne as a quarettc of via-
lage gossips, ringly and ensemble.
were amurtng and typically of the
small town. If
stretches tn the play. the players and
the producers mlnlmlaed this as
much as they could. ,4
ATTHBTHEATRES
88(9):?!
\wcial Double Program .
“.;.lam S. Ihn will be the Aca-
tnred. star on the doubts: program
a: the Recent Theater W. 'The
Cold Deck.” in which the princijnl
role is played by Bart Ll a Thunaa
h". lace production and those who
,tare followed the progrra o: mo-
tion picture. fr some time well mow
Tuna: m. Ince a one of .be team;
- producer! at the industry. The cec-
~ond feature on the Regent biz-to-
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:Pictures and
the Players
Charles Ogle has been charm: by
Ceca B. Delttlle for the principle
character part in "’I‘rtunw" hl-I next
production .which has been aupted!
from the story by May Edmtoa. '
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Ricardo Cortex will be seen ’11 a
prominent role in Gloria Swansea's
next picture. “A Society Search."
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Claire McDowell. who played Az-
nes Trevor m "Black Oxen"uhas
ken ca‘ for a. prominent part in
support of Norma. Talmadg'e In her
newest production "Secnts."
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Constance Bennett. daughter of
Illcharej Bennett has been chosuz to
»piny the title role in the wreca Htr~
sion of Joseph Hrrrgeshcuner’s ..ovel
1 ‘ (Either-ea.”
The title of Colleen Moore's lump"
cumin: ventuln has been cutting-.1 lo
"I’alnted Poop-Iv." I: orlflnatrl} ap
Lptared as "The Swamp Angel."
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Milton Sills. leading man :2 a.
store of bx; productions and {cat-
t'red in as many more. hds been cast
tor the lead-mg role In Rafael Sa-
tattm's "The Sea Hawk.”
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W'hlle Richard Bartaelmess ls
crm—alescmg in a Nsrw York hospt-
gusl from a minor operat'on produc-
[hon on his latest starrttsr Tamale
""l he Enchanth Cottage.” has been
I"UlDOI’3.X‘llY suspended.
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Em. Terrence. Mary Astor. Gulch
Land“. North [1' rr}: and I‘hvllxs ‘tIa.
vrr will be the future-l play-ts tn
the screen version of licoth T..rk-
'uzgton's piay "Maznolxafi’
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Aurelio Cocoa. anemia):- of the‘
At’dris Apache llnnv‘v on the Amerl-f
Aura stag-r nzak-s ms mouon picture
ML: lvut wtth Gloria. Swan-on if “The
iHummlmg l’hrd." Coma pin): the
rcle of [10541715. an apachv. and does
glll" dance. which made l.'m famous
throua‘hout the ("H'e-l Sums thlx
."lss "Swanson tn the pi«.:ure.
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erxllle Trolluy an-l Pop l'utfie tom-
ujles. has bum u<“xnz for fifty-two
scars. Before appvarlnz n the mo.
rz-‘s he was a {utturod player on
the stage.
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Arthur l'w'wvy F15 twin mt':?ted!
tc portray thu rum of (in ray: \‘.’a.:h-l
u gum in D. \V. Hr ifh's "Amrrvtaf’;
HI: was Chosvn for the role twins-cl
l» was arlj'n'g“ l to ham" ihv? most
prfwtt IE1: lfilll r-‘svmblanc‘: to
‘A'ashingrton. .\:‘hmzi:h fiome hm—
{urinal au‘l‘:v‘»r:‘;~3 c .urn tha’ tho
Father of Ills ‘,‘~.-;nfry was more
than an: {wt m l:\ .ght. G.m'itn's re—
ynrv'h flhptlr"'i"'.'“ unuar‘hed an or-
der \vri-‘fvn ‘.\'_tsl;ir:*..n to his:
Itnllm-s in Lotion, in Wh'ch he AIrS-g
firth :1 him? 55 ('36: .and
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3: ‘ l3 9. IT‘JJ'. stud- ,
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[t-on of fifty ra' r . ri-‘s, any of tncm I
fit"
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Pars-4; ,1, who will be
sewn m Man," has or-
mnlzvd a walking nocle'y that hlkcs
33:» cod hi'fs.
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Anna Q. NLs-z-n is :1! at her home
nz-rsznz a. frckvn rt’o. rec-rind dur-
x:.;; the timing of a some t: the
screen vet-310:: c-Z Rex Beach's
"Flowtng Gail"
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Abandcnzng Ls rwmarkable whit:
sombrero tempo: 1:; Tom )le ap<
l prars 1:1 1:15 laws“. rvlcture. ""
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“11",} or
the Forest" c'fe-ring a an style or
{r asculine headzqr. It 14 of lath-
ye:- and clings :xzhtfy to his head.
ECre sxde drapes over h... ear and
Ithe othrr hiring Ha eye. Hr cos-
;tume also.is of leather. Yes, you
' lure it. E» is an cur pilot. Aral he
has a tumble.
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After beizg dr-anel for several!
days by worms. at so: Rudomh!
Valentino arrived in New York. last
week. preparei to YESTAZZC his sorter.
wcrlt. Mr. and Mrs. Val-mid») came
in from Coerljough on lhe Bel-5n-
land. Valentino will start work
shortly on “Monsieur Beam-aka.”
ms.
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Thoma: Tank. 4. of 5 Center are-
nne, is ill With the mumps, accord-
ing to Dr. Robert E. Perdue, health
outer, this morning.
Walter Stetnhardt. of meort
avenue. the fifteen year old boy who }
la tn the Norwalk hospital with a
probable fracture of the atoll. was
reported an much improved thia-
mornlng. Dr. William J. Tracey,
who ta in attendance expects the 13:!
to five.
‘ Gladden James. one of the pioneer
actors of motion pictures. has been
W to support Shirley Ram
in her new picture “Love Letters."
memwfllbeakown fathom
timestodayatthefiifito m.
m.phmplayopenedmtwoda1
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Plum-ca, lac. Watch for tho act-sen union produced In Frank
Lloyd with Corinne Griffith as Countcsa Zattiany.
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CW: 19:: by Gertrude Ath'erton
XXXNII (Confirmed)
”Well. I'll confess I made that up -
1m to set a rise out of you.” She
looked at him lpeculattvaly. “But
about Inez-dwell, you see, I know
you for a m duelver—mother is
aim! “in; than old expression
that m the fashion in her—and
liar: Ogden—day. I hear r":
em and. Ion to our fair hostess
man: you mind on: the mm and
then m dmpfied her like a not pro-
uto—or a cold an. X was our
prised when aha told me you were
coming here tonight, and asked her
at once to seat as three together
no that Anna and I could save you‘
(ran feeling embarrassed—act that
I told her that. at course. I merely
Iald we were such old friends we
would naturally have a thousand
flung: to talk about. She didn’t
turn 3 hair: I‘llfilay that much for
her. But perhaic m thlnks she's
playing you on a long string. She's
playing several poor am who are
here tonight.”
Should ha tell her? He really
could stand no more. He hadn't a.
doubt that the lame rumor that
had driven Janet to her crude a:-
fempt to compromise him and then
was: her rival with naked words.
had reached these two older and.
. cloverer, but hardly lubtler girls.
7 and they had joined forces to dir
enchant him and make him feel
the mhxulded yount man they no
doubt believed hlm to be. He
hated them both. They had that
for thelr palna. He'd never rul-
tnxly Ia. on. of then: again.
He longed to blurt out the truth
not his was not the right. as
glanced over at Madame Zattlnny.
who at In the middle of the table's
length. recelvlnz the latent nem—
age of the men on elther side of
her and looking more placid than
any other may 11: the room. .
It occurred to him that the rest
- were anlmated to excess. even the
wives of than two men. to whom.
it was patent. they were non-enu-
qnt. He would have glven his play
at that moment to be able to stand
up and ask the company to drink
bl: health and he
Fora few moments he was left
to hlmlelf. both Marian and A2555
belng occupied with their neighmz
boa. and during those moments.
he seared an atmosphere or hora;
mlty. of lmpend;:g danger. He;
caught more than one malzcxoasf
(lance dlrected at flan, and once;
a man. to response to a whispered
remark. bunt tuto uncontrollab‘e
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hero—bu: that w:- Impossible
Even New York had It! ”mks;
They mlxh: be telly rod. to a push» ‘
in; outsider. as indeed they hadj
overy right to be. but never to one:
of thelr own. Still-to this alarm-l
ed generation possibly Madame?
Zattlany was nothing more than sl
foreign woman who had stormed
the gates and rednced them to a3
mere background. The fact thatl
she had belonged to their mothers'i
generation and had abruptly do,
Decoded to their: was enough tog
arouse every Instinct of melt-den
fence. He quite understood they.,
must hate her, but in spite of thatt
common enmity his untitl‘va miadi
apprehended. they'd rarely com-i
am. no over: act of hostility. Like;
all their kind. they were adept: tn;
the art or “freezing out." He had
no doubt they had come here from
m curiosity and that ha ml!
fiortlyheartheykadceuoa toen—
urtaln or receive her. BI: he
wished the dinner were over.
30 was goon enlightened.
Harlan I‘mnee leaned across
the table. 'Oh. Xadazno tattlanfl
Will you settle a dispute?
ӣ015me he! Didmhap
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laughter. Had these women come;
Empress Elizabeth. And Crown
Prince Rado;£—do tel} no the truth
of that mysterious tragedy. Did you
ever see Maria Vetaera! I never
heard of it until the other day when
some of mothers frlends raked it
no. and l'vo been excited over
Since.”
“Unfortunately my hmand was
an attache in Parts at the “1:10.331
1 never saw her. I am afraid your
curiosity will never be satisfied.
There was a general form
that if Vienna «or became tho ear
ttal or a Republic the arch“.
would be opened and the truth of
the Meyertlng tragedy given to tho
world. But all documents relating
to private scandal: must have been
destroyed." She woke with tho
utmost suavlty. the patient llama
with rather tiresome guests. ‘Peo-
ple ln. Vienna. I assure you. tako
very little interest in that old lean-
dal. They are too busy and too un-
comfortable maktng Ilstory of their
own."
"Yes. it mpst be a hldeorsly un-
comfortable place to live tn." Mrs.
Menard. another dauzhter-lnlaw
of cash: Mary's old friends. gave a
Lttle shudder. "No wonder you :01
out. I was so glad to subscribe: to
your noble charity. dear undone
Zattm . But"—and she smiled
winscmely—“I thlnk we should so!
u? a subscription for those wonder»
fol scientists In Vienna. Every
once in a while you hear the moat
harrowing stories of tho starring
scientists of Europe. and it would
;be too awful if those miracle men
in Vlenna meal-.1 3333 any trout
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"I hear you even mado love to
cur us: hates: until you found
out the truth. . . ’ "
malnutritioa before it Is our turn
:9 new.” {lie-tn."
“A2. dear Mn. Buyler!” e1.
maimed Madame Zattlany with a
2- as Winsome as her own.
”Yr . fif?;:€t ’hey will probably all
be :2 .5 'v that {me and that tkelr
pt: :3 mil be equally emlnent and
even more expert. For that mat.
ter there mil he experts In 0'!!!
city in the world."
But Cluering. watchlng her an-
ioualy, had seen an expression of
under down in her eyes. quickli
as 3'39 :a-l banished it. It was orb
dent that whatever the secret I)“.
of more ‘women, this was the In:
use they had given It open emet-
rioa. ’rle graced about the table.
You; Vane's face was crimson
and he had tnmed'hls back you}
edly on Marian Lauren“. who wal
smoking and grinning. She hat
started the ball and was too Indo-
lent to take it out of hand- that
seemed to be eqeally efficient.
Claveriag leaned forward and
caught Sary'a eye with a peremp-
tory expression. but lhe ahook her
head. although too mmfifbli
for any one eke to catch the ant-
lng marement. and he rank back
with a nominating sense of impo-
tence. He fished the were not so
well able to take can of herself.
“But this It abominflhle,’ nut!-
'mnred Am Goodneh.< l: was
possible that the was m h on tho
ham . “Abominable. What and.
she think of us? Or. perks” ti.)
don't really mean to be horrid.
They look lance-at MIL m
on. she could tag. as my m
tn; things." ‘ .
"Oh. they nun R." add Gave-
tn; omerly. “may not: 1: an
firm and the know- a”
“You speak as if you worn on.
moro interested in he than poor
countenance. ‘mm!’
’Yoafimtfyoomtmtnfk.’
I'd marry her tomorrow if do"
have me.‘ nfiwaalbruh
mugs.
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players. A tingling action of the
great outdoors from
Newlan Burt’s story that thrilled
5,000,000 readers.
LAST TIME TODAY
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Featuring
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story of the glorious west in the days of ’49.
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Sunday and Monday
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Mae Busch,
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whose picture we pres-mt today in
Virginia. Valli. a. L'nlversal star. All
we know about her is that she hall:
' from the “W’lndy City." Chicago. and
1 and bringing
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has been featured in “The Storm'
and more recently tn "The Lady of
Quality."
Universal has a habit of ”dlacov-
erlnx" these pretty young women
them out. Member
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erry-‘o-Eound."
Thu column never gossip. but
it did strike as I little odd that
Pauline Frederick and Lou Telle-
gtn. both of whom have acuulred
somewhat of a-—er not exzctl: ha-
bit—but leaning at land—toward
the dworce court—should be the.
featured players In a plfiture optly
ruled, "be: Not Han Put launder."
Richard Barthelmesa recently on-
dtrwent a minor operation at the
l'olycllnlc Homital. New York. He
is now back on the 30b 9:: Joan s.
l'icbertaon’a “The Enchanted Cot-
’ tag-3." although he lhll looks a. um: i
W33.
Imam Lorraine has gone to SJ
America towpear la a. film immor-
felting the ploneera cf Amntlnr.
Her face will appear on may poa-
ters betn‘ used to celebrate the
spring festival of Havana: Atrea.
Estelle Taylor 3 talking of total”-
tlrhlag a clearing-home for budding
film artists.
fish a clearing house wnereby the
hundreds who cc‘e to Homwood
ran obtain free screen teat.“ «a
Ifztene. “Then they can seem learn
whether or not they hare {chance
in Meters. Former. I would create
a school where m: training can
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“35y plan is to warn-9
Le given promising ta‘enl."
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George Hacknhome who bu
played ”drug addicts and (maple-9.
etc. and tamed much tame turre-
for. absolutely "fund a crawled
part recently. He had 0‘ normed
the part of "15"?)5" tn room Turk.
lnxzon's “The ' armoll" and an-
nounced that :1: was his :nten.zcn to
stick to stratum: part: h~:eaf?r.r. _
code and both were tra'nera. He
raced ht: boyhood tn «-011 trams
meeting throughout Foray to
wild anmala hare been his life-lav
uhool in Hamburg. Then he run!
to with Lord George beam.
and remained to the mite for
est: yearn. hunting use” and do
mat! and moving them tor tor-
egn m gardens. 8e tater
john-d Bostock, the menarche km;
If England. and after short scuba
more became an important router
of President W. m: ex-
..aeomdu to Atria. a!
Bess—Jack”; I: married to Bear.
kennel. 8 m woman 'cmwn.
and they have been connected with
(-3071. I know whether he has 1cm
LT-d palm, and Who”??? h.‘ h 'n I.
l: tempo-r. I can tell .u I chum
“he’ll"? l éflfr: :utrsrnm ' lu- mm
or the moustat'he or when“. I
r-ult approach mm “tth a. weal-no.
"affixing om": Yoke .n th- 1&8
swan! o! lmrrv-mn; an smlmal. A
Lgvr knows from the tune and
\‘tlumo of his 'ratnfir‘u Volt! ‘1)!-
tl‘er 210 l: 'II’W‘F" d to arm: 9331;9-
l:.-' And 0! chars" cm- mum Irons,
tigers 30mg all thv~ txrne It :3th
do»: to lvt try-m rand IN”. Tam
are always thmklng armul how I”
can ("t the. bw'rr of their cum
and of course onv‘ must no: [rt
than have any Insure ‘rr 21109511!
and must kwp ”Wm rowan; by
luudmr in a 41¢!»ch place run
day whr'n handling'tbcm and ”1
(rndurttng en's av?! In a dtfleteflt
nan-mar. Variety of act‘xn bulge.
trrm."
Srllr-r—Jnckmn any": he I: confluent
flat the. wtivl animals he hand!”
lrve him. ”an. noverthelm h.
ray; thr-v an: animals 0 pro) and
r. 1.1 therr nature 19 {am our. and
halt to Notes. So one as“
.= bame them Mr bfiln; hard to tan-
(Jo. and must not "H, on anything
which is forclgn to thvlr natural 13-...
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Feeding tigers to a. pret v hand H
In the B'rlln of today Noam of
tha lhortztv o.’ tlw mutt suppl? a“
th: extremely run prices.
No. ‘—
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In an effort to "save. me ”-
ubmty of automobile um‘
danceroua cone: on road- In (be
noctlcut, the ante ugh-u «gait-r
meat. aftwr tau-factory u '
has Installed a. number of at. w
> The «rice any
can of a. hair r. :2:- m
erected on a pole t the apM_ ,
ofacurvotnmh any-'3”
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