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“HIE HUMMING BIRD”
Starring- tho Inimitable
menu SWAN-SON.
lovs laid in a color:
2....1odrama——Gloria in boy’s cl
mlraclion produced by the ma
. 591.; Old New York" and othc
is a. triumph of art.
“1 atmosphere
othe- snd such
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91:01:11: snon'r mum: AT 30m mm;
AT THE THEATRES
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PALACE REGENT
Rummin Bi
Gloria Swanson ‘ rd
Bird."——., tunci‘ul
story.
Paramount which is
at the Palace today.
“'cdncsdny an 1 at the
row and \Vsdncsdav.
in tho star, with Edw
tomorr
l’nrio Majcroni. \Villiam
and othcrs in support.
The story is an
atngo play by Maude Fulton
star has the role ‘
tho Apaches,
ago makes her a. iicrol
vanion.
dall Carey.
A mcrlcnn newspaper.
the motivation for the story.
"Humming Bir
urc. Every crime committed
Monmorto section
“him," for,
is credited
. to all but her intimates.
the ' Humming Bird" is an cxtrcmel
and
a.
'in The Humming
title—q. colorful
It'I I. Sidney Oicott prodiktion (or
to ,bo pr sented
and
Regent tomor-
Miss Swanson
or
funding man and Jacquc: 1:32:33:
Riccardi
adaptation of the
f T i The
0 O ncttc. a. lri
of tho Paris underworld. lcud'crgol
whose undaunted cour-
cfl u - ’ ~
thr- dark days of tho lgori'dd‘ii'lgif'
when Paris was threatened with in:
Sho falls in love with Ran~
rgprescntativo of on
this turnishlng
Toinetto in her dual role of the
d" is a hunted creat~
the
to
in
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Elsis mo... m’ numb balmy
Follies costumsslor tbs sdificatlbn
of the other bathing girls. Elsie
says, however. that she really prefers
that a. bathing girl has a. better
lies girl.
Some time ago. you remember.
there was a discussion on in movie-
cd their salaries: later Snmusl‘Goid-
wyn caused a. flurry of question and
are only 33 good players appearing
in Hollywood productions. ~ Now
comes Helene Chadwick and remarks
that there are only seven good di-
rectors in Hollywood—just like
that! Say Helen: "We hear much
about actors who can't act. but how
about directors who can’t direct? I
have observed that when an actor
does a. great piece of work the di-
rector gets the credit. but when an
actor is not allowed to interpret n
situation as he thinks it should be
played the actor receives the blame.
It is my contention that more pic-
tures have been failures through in-
competent dirc'ctors than through
lack of talent on the part of the
players. A good director can make
almost anyone act, at least to n point
where the acting will get by. A neat
director frequently prevents a. cap-
able actor from giving any indication
that ho is an actor." So that‘s that!
Film Booking Offices are to dis-
tribute Truart Film Corporation pro-
ductions in nil.parts of the country
with the exception of New York
stale and the Philadelphia, Chicago
and New Haven territories. The
first productions to be distributed
under thoncw dcal arr. "Broadway
Gold," starring Elaine Hammerstein,
"The Empty Cradle." with Mary Al-
den and Harry '1'. Morey in the load-
ing roles; "The Unknown Purple."
with a. distinguished cast; "\Vomen
Men Marry." with E. K. Lincoln;
two Richard Taimndgo pictures.
"Let's Go." and "On Time." and
and member ot the Mack Sonnctt
1924 bathing chorus. In this Picture
she is scenposing in one 0! her old 3"
a. one-piece bathing suit and thinks '5
chance for reform tame than a. Fol- .
dom as to whether movie stars cum 4 '
argument by announcing that there
. -3...‘
Elsie anron.
"Drums of Jeopardy." also starring
Elaine Hammerstein.
3 Rudolph. former star of the Braves’
, {pitching suit. How Rudolph. filer
- -' a pennant in 1914. starting from last
,. piacs 3.1: the first of July. is Well
, known. Fact“ is. Rudolph was asso-
' elated only with the Braves as {or
. as the fans are concerned until rc-
lt could ,
‘u. my. van. cum“?—
cicvcr boy. she is too much for the
authorities. though. The girl docs
great work in enlisting her nssociatv‘s
into the service of France. for which
she receives the pardon of France
for her crimes and is decorated with
socintc,
balilc.
It's .1 grout talc. this.
TI-IE HALF-TIME WIFE
3y VIOLET DARE
yvno's wno IN THE mar.
DUNCAN ELLE. a. young army
amoer, returns {rum the Philippinos
to and that .
sum with whom he 1- in
love. has mars-bl .
GEOFFREY ATWOOD, s promi-
nsnt ma much oidor than she.
Halo tries to persuade her to
lonvo her husband. got 1 divorce
and marry him. feeling sure that
shs still cares for him. Suzanne is
troubled by this. and by the report
Even the girls camod flasks. And
some of the dancing was startling.
to say the least. During suppor
Suzanne commented on that fact to
Dick.
"Oh. don't be fussy!” the boy
laughed. "thy. the girls' mothers
know that they drink. and as for the
dancing. you are a. buck number if
you’re astonished st this. You're n
pouch or n chaperons. Suzanna. and
you'll have a. lot better time in this
town it you play with the young
folks instead of the old ones. Thorn
crazy about you. and they'd have
0!“- “N” ‘9 " l°v° ”fair'betweon You at all their parties if you'd
mcx LEIGH. G-ofiny' MW”- come."
nnd n choral [hi "0: course I‘d come!" Susanne
replied promptly. After all. how
tho (‘roix de Gucrrc. won by an as-
uni'ortunntc on the field of
And we've
newer soon Gloria. Swanson to finer
x—suzANNs TRIES A' NEW
ROLE.
U Z ANNE
S felt I i C k
at heart.
She had no t
(wontod t0
writs to Dun-
can Hnlo. 115“
dons it under
protest. And
~ now to have
Mrs. Vols see
that notsalnd
know that she
hId {written
to him. She
w o u l d t 0 ll
Geonrey. 0 f
VIOLET DAR!
c o u r s s . and
Goal! w o u l d
implc
wonder about it. It would b. s
snough to tell him that the note was
merely one oi! thanks for the ilowors
Duncan bad sent—Suzanne tolt that
:ulvrmmgc. She took the house
storm.
by
RIALTO
“Broadway Gold“
“Broadway Gold." {ramming lilninc
liamimi'stcin, zippc’ni'ing for today
and tomorrow at the llinllo lizmitcr,
is a feature scrccn attraction that
narrates a. tremendous and appeal-
ing story or high life and love on
Broadway. There is somrthing of
the unusual in this photo play. snmv-
thing a. great deal different than
other motion picture attractions. It
has on inlcrcsiing theme with an in-
teresting. entertaining. absorbing cli-
max that is entirely different from
anyyou havc ever seen.
\Viih this feature attraction is of-
(cred Stan Laurel in “The Soilcrs," a
travesty on “The Spollcrs."
0n \Vcdncsday, Thursday and Fri‘
any. the Rialto presents "When‘n
man's a. Man," the picture you have
bccn waiting for direct from a six
weeks run at the Cameo theater.
New York city. It will be. offered
here at the regular Rinilo prices.
‘ The whois'wids wOI-Id knows melt
and James pitched tha’ Beancaters to
oently. And Dick'yvishes
have remained so. - .
But the other day at sul’etsrs-
burg, Fla.. the members or the Bos-
ton team who at one time had worn
Giant uniforms were asked to pose
for the ever-busy photographer.
Manager Bancroft headed the pro-
cession, of course. When the list
or the others was called off Bancroft
heard Rudolpb's .name.
"You weren't ever with the Giants
were you Dick?" quercd Bancroft.
“Yep." said Rudolph.
“It I ever knew I had forgotten
all about it." replied Bancroft.
"Ye Gods. it it is as long ago as
that, I don't'want anyone 13 recall
it." moaned the still very active
Rudolph as he assayed to bobble oi!
the field.
in: and measuring land has been
*o‘ogo .v
,mny ball mayor-Fame (colored;
interesting fields upon their retire-_
ment troth‘s‘gsms ,butitls be-
liéved that Lynn Emton is the
out formerfig'iesgucrfto hit. up
tbs duties {uncommon 'Scisnce
Reader. ‘ tomsr'ho went up-Io
the big show iron: the“ American
association savers! “)‘ears..- ago. is
now devoti’n‘g‘nll his unit to Who
Christian Science work. according
to some 0! "tbs players who saw
him in Los Angolan the last few
months.
My recollection of Brenton when
he first broke in. along with Billy
Boutbworth. now .with the Giants.
was a clean cut. smiling cm. with
a. wholesome. optimistic view, of
life in general.
a :
An extension golf course for be-
ginners has been" laid out on the
root or an Atlanta store. ‘r;
A photograph system {or survey-
invented by n London resident.
Ionssren s Pills
c ' i {1:3 wig. Inns.“
Rudolph who has been serving as
pitching coach for the team the last
j: .: I comma mnism‘r, may no: runny, I
. roomy—an d—Jononnow 7 I > V 7
E LAINLE HA MMEEST‘E‘In;
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ELLIOTT DEXTER “(1an)! m "
‘A Story of the Thrills of High Life madam on mommy.
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MILTON ELWOOD
«din? noun or cool) new
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soon scrum.
a
m ht be allowod that white lic
glint iflu had not intended to say.
“Isa. I've been writing to Lieu-
umm 1m. to than]: in? “213:3:
"s 0 ex
gorgeous yellow roses. ”Won’t you
c you son:- of them?" And
3.115;: most of the bunch up
out o: the box and held than out to
tbs other woman. "Theym quits
lovely. you no, sud I'd like you to
than."
“30.15. I couldn't—I mustn't doprivc
you!" an. Vs). murmured. "When
1 young man sands such. nowsn to
l on.. woman- ,.
‘ gé: his way of urn-unshi-
nf W ”Rod. to on.
'Yoii’n a peach o] o chasm-ions!“
the m acclaim,
of thsir friends and going to all
their parties?
“All right. Liston. svorybodr, lis—
ten!” He Jumped to his foot. "I
movs that we appoint. Mrs. Suzanne
Atwood our official cbnperonsi"
Thurs were shoots or approval
from all sides. Dick drugged
Bums. to he not and nude her
bowtotbscrowd. Show-sound-
ing more. laughing. puns-ting that
aim couldn't mks n speech, as they
won insisting that oh. should do.
whoa Ins glanced up snd caught
moo: on nustsro flgui’s in the
doorway. She looked again Yes.
that first glance had told ths'druth.
It wns Mrs. Haynes. tho very pills;
of moiety u Goo! know it.
“You‘re chop-roping
”Hangman" It lbs had said
“rm!“ or ”orgy“ she could not
no luvs condemn-d it more oompistsly.
1' III son hint-6." '
PM' “Wmmlthinkhoh: law
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