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melodrama. Thedirectorof"I-ittle Old New York"has
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Point-dink notoe that sent to
ouch morning, in m to
one. that he sent her so that
srrivedlatelntheattm'rhdn ’
had been a delightful bey-snd-girl
rommco.
"Deer Duncan—" she wrote. and
then hesitnted; he would read
not as a forum! mutuion. bu
would see in it the donation that he
still felt that she had for hint. She
tore the ant of paper euro- and
threw it into the waste but“.
"Dunno—don't write to me “up,"
she began in her next attempt. “II
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production of "Saint loan” has been
selected to play the role of the Duke
"Monsieur Bonu-
calre.” Rudolph Valentino’s newest
(or the English sequence are Temp~
lnr Powell. who will have the role
Hollywood with their tour-year-old
son.
Mac Busch has purchased a. new BIALTO.
home in the Hollywood hills and is
now attempting to decide the plan
of decoration.
’ “The Broken Violin."
“The Broken Violin." one:
most beautiful storios ever will.
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Agnes Ayres will be teaturcrl in
"The Guilty One." which is an
adaptation of the stage play of the
theatre. It is said to be one of t
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i m prepar- H 17133.30?!) .Xash. same name by Michael Morton and picture woven around a. bmiudtul
“The “'ild- , _ Peter Trail]. in which Pauline FYEd- story With plenty 01’ hear‘ 131°“?3t.
, m opera. by Francs: Ix. Bushman. who will cricl: starred a. year ago. in addition to furnishing one of the
‘ .2! Antonio play “£88113. in "Ben Hur" sailed e o e greatest thrills ever filmed. in ad-
. .1 _ Saturday on the Beren dition to his n :33»: of m s-
are to Rome. where he will jofn‘flaceoizi Victor Figungzogglofb‘tgngegf tery and :omanmce‘.méhgapter sewenyot
. Walsh. who will act Ben Hur. Mr. 2:?“i‘fiio u: and Jacquelin; Lo- "'th Way at a Man" an! Angola‘s
Bushman was accompanied by his ° :1 d m c? t r tw- tured players Fables are presented-
Mull): the sister. Miss Bernadettn. Bushman. 5“ e“ e w o ‘ ' Tomorrow evening the Risk.) of-:
Maurice Flynn and George Fawcett
fers a smashin melodranzi c i
are also in the cast. it »
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postal service, "Loyal Lives." 1:
called one of the season's
lions. It, is filled with drama. W1
thrills and humor and path-.15.
Lyman Howe Hodge Podgr
comedy top off the bill.
On Monday and Tuesday the l’lml
Percy Marmont will pity the lead-
ing role opposite Betty Compson in
"The Enemy Sex." which is en
ddaptotion of s. novel by Owen
Johnson.
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Tom Moore will be seen opposite
Gloria Swanson in her next picture.
“Manhandled.” Mr. Moore's last
screen appearance Was in "Big
Brother." Since th-t-n he has been
filling stage eugsaenirnts.
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a brilliant picture entillmi. ‘ "
way Gold." A photoplsy 1213'“
enthrsil
its length.
REGENT.
James Cruze is the only motion
"Chasq'n‘ the Xoon“
tion with the all-star presentable
enthusiasm necessary to do con-
vincing work. the man who made
“The Covered Wagon believes to
describing a sepe thoroughly as
the first preliminary. W'hen he is
confident the players have visualized
the situation, he request: them to so
through it once for the purpose of
timing the action. Only when the
comers. starts clicking does be ex»
pect the players to actually dram-
atize the scene.
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This bill is one of
could possibly have
the best:
been selecie
this double program.
popular star
and "Chasing the Moon“
the best features 121a:
credited to him.
has bee
Polo and cowboys, ordinarily. have
little in common. Just now with the
30 more cowboys attached to the
Tom Mix outfit. polo is the big topic.
In his last picture. "Fine and Dandy."
a. polo sequence was filmed and Mr.
Mix had a very fine polo field built
at Mlx‘rille. where his cowboys lire.
When not actively engaged in pic-
PALA C E TO DAY.
Vaudevilkh-Pictures.
The Palace vaudeville bill whic
was offered Thursday and yesterdn
day at 2:15. 6:43 and 9:13. The bi
tore—making. garbed in chaps, big ”‘9 Palace 112713 yea? and you on
sombreros and western saddles. the make 3° maul“ in 30538 to see i
Mix cowboys choosoup sides and The” are mam’ h‘TE-dlme acts
leading New York
play polo. Torn shortly will tune ,
would not occasion one-half of th
challenges to the various polo
teams at Pasadena. and Coronudo,
asking them to try their luck with
the ill! Polo “'ildcats. “fill it be
a. rough game?! It will. You W Dimscr." With Carmel Mr)
.
ers heading a particularly fine cast.
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Renee Adoree, now playing ppo-
site John Gilbert in his new p ure. REGENT—PALACE
“A Man's Mate." will go to Cuba. to
make a. big special upon completion
of her work with Mr. Gilbert. As
the Apache girl in this film the toast
and pride at the gang. Miss Adoree
has one or the most picturesque
roles of her career. .
O O O
Bertram Gratin-who appears in
"The Shadow 0! the East” made his
first appearance in 1903 with the
late Frank Bacon in play called
”The Hills of California." This .
same play later proved to he the Truart PYOdUCtlons and in sever
spoken we sensation of the decade at this year‘s Paramount succbssl
produced by Mr. Bacon under the ""11 39933? in ”The Second Fiddiv
title of "Lithtnin! n with Mr. Hunter. Other members .
e o o the cast are recognized stars. Rut
Roland‘s serial play "Ruth 0: ti;
Ruse" will be continued.
“Second Futile”
Glen Hunter, who is one of th
most popular of screen stars to T15
of the “‘ater Tower.” will be prv
sented at the Regent and Palm
theatres Sunday evening in "The Sr“
and Fiddle." This is a Film Gut
Mary Astor who has starred'l
Baby Peggy will begin work on
"Kelsi: Babies” this week. The
“Hummus
being shown today only at lbw lzmlm
most unusual pictures of the twat :1
scnsa-
and
will present Elaine Hammer-yum in
road-
you and hold you during
picture director who never re- _ _ _ ..
hearses a. scene. Acting-upon the _ Tom Mix-'5 396C131 feature “Lass-
theory that rehearsal uses up the mg the Moon" W1” be presented lat
player's energy and destroys the the Regent theatre today in connec-
.“You Are Guilty" which is to be 0!-
by Associated Exhibitors.
that
and Manager David Estcrson is to be
complimented on the arrangement of
Mix is a very
with Regent patrons
is one c:
at
theatres that .
excitement of these two acts alone. 2
The other acts are also high class 3
Today's feature picture will be "Are '
to heights of fame in recent timlfl
and who recently scored a. big hit in
the Paramount presentation ““32?
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NEW YORK, March lfl—Imei
, our cantankerotn critic '
who istho him o! a group of for-
etgn lectures to seek fortune on the
platform and have the very bed man
her: to criticise people and their cus-
toms with which he a unfamiliar.
has brought upon himself an own
punishment. He has written a play.
and that play has been produced on
Broadway. And it is a very bad play
almost as bad a play as his manners
on the lecture platform. "W‘s 3104‘
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SUNDAY
“LOYAL LIVES”
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Wfim Comer, Jr.
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m canny ’
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ems” is a. play or the new youth. ‘
much better treated in “The Goose
Hangs High." we have the ultra-
nooderu flapper and juvenile, and we
listen. at first with amusement and
finally with bored intolerance their
lectures to their parents. The first
act is rather pleasant and amusing.
and after that the author goes ‘ar
afield. dragging in everything thst
he passes. It is neither elevating, in-
teresting nor amusing. and When the
third act finally carries to an ad. he i
has reduced his audience to a state
or depression and fatirue. This is
“We Moder-us". Some of his lines
are crisp anl snappy, and the undi—
ence seized them with avidity. At
other times he lectured. preached
chided. criticised. complimented and
did everything that could be done to
make talk. But even so skilled a
group or players as Helen Hayes.
henneth MacKenua, 0. P. Haggis.
Isabel Irving Mary ShaW. Gilda
Leary and James Dale could hot im-
bue the play with interest. it was
linixersaily condemned as talky and
:lresomc. George C. Taylor has given
WWW- W .ww an...» .«4.....Mw Ms...“ . amum‘g
Irom
it with dbcriminztion-
can say: that the plot is assembled
“1n asprtment
hand bricks." The Evening Telegram
calls it “talks" the Daily News says
the cast helped u lot. but gim no
, credit to the author. the Herald calls
1: rm excellent “‘5'- and hi“ 813821 it"slightiy stale and superficial,"‘rhe
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attitude." the Tribune says
“glib muddle.” so we ma: safely as-
sume that so far as New York is dividual actors. . ..
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Scandanavian Bell Ringers Concert
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Tuesday Evening, larch 18. at 8 O'clock
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cost has been selected and includes
such names as Gene (Emitter. Clara
Bow. Everett Horton, Claire Adams.
Crawford Kent. Tom Reed and Ma:-
tie Peters.
Herbert Rawllnson‘s "Clay 0' Ca.
’kna.’ 'ptcturo has been changed in
title to ”The Denclng Cheat." Alice
me. Robert Walker and Edwin 3.
Brady have the principal supporting
roles. '
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lasttwo monthsinxew York ms
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the mica! Sydney!!! “K.” Robert
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