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“Blufl'”
The Sam \\'ood Paramount l‘t-n-
'lilrlinn. “Bluff" which had its pre-
Lmicrc at the Regent and Palace
:lzczitrcs yesterday. is a story of New
Ym‘k t‘uy with its fashionable ho-
‘-ls. l-‘ifth Avcnuc modistc shops
nut its bluri‘wa romantic melodrama
v iih nmnv light conmdv twists pt n-
durmi after the usual fashion of the
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itrs' "llluebcard 9 Eighth 3 \V ifc "
"‘ilis ('hiltlrcn‘s Children." and “The
‘cht Corner." and featuring Agnes
Aviva and Antonio liloreno in thc
:i"illt'irlnl rolcs. it will he presented
llll‘ the last. times today.
fills Avrcs. as Rctty Hallowcll. ins
. 1 hard tinw making New York roc-
ncnize hor gcnius as a. designer pf
L‘vnvlls. The on: city has her almost
twaton until she gets the idea of
putting up a big front and blurring
bcr way to fame and fortune. From
_ihis point on the story builds to a
«Umnatic climax. with Antonio
3Murctm. playing Robert Fitzmaurice.
.1 young: attorney. furnishing much
of the drama.
Reginald Denny. star of many su—
‘pcx' productions “'ill be at the Regent
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Thursday in his latest ,L'niversal re-
lease "Sporting Youth." Starring
with Denny in this new vehicle will
be Laura Laplante.
RIALTO.
“Code or the “'ilderncss"
“The Code of the Wilderness”
which today closes its two-day e:_‘
gagement at the Rialto theatre.
amused a very good audience yester-
day afternoon and evening. The
picture is unusual and entertaining.
For three days beginning with to-
morrow's presentation, the Rialto ot-
ters. “Those \Vho Dance,” a drama
of some merry dancers who found
that they had to settle a hemy
score with the piper. The true
story of the liquor traffic. not a
preachmcnt but using the facts as a.
motive in this fascinating revelation
of a phase of life in this restless age.
Pictures And
Players
Eugene \antcr. playwright. has
been engaged to adapt. Peter Clark
Macfarlane’s novcl "Tongues of
F‘lamc.’ 'in which Thomas Meighan
will he starred.
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Gloria Swanson has rcturncd from
a briet‘ vacation spent in London andE
Paris and will start, work shortly on
"\Vagcs or Virtue."
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n a
\V‘illiam l-‘arnum madc his first
public appearance at the age of the
years when he playcd a comet solo.
in Emery Hall band. Ilucksport.
Maine. He continued to play in th"
hand until he was fourtecn ycars
old. Recently he- rcturncd to thc
scrccn after a long nbscncc. ills new
picture in “The Man ‘\\‘-IU Fights
Alone."
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Maurice Cannon. who plnh‘d on’
the stage in Paris {or thirtccn ycars.“
was rcccntly brought from l-‘runcc
for a special ’rolc in i‘ola' Ncgri's
"Shadows of Paris." He did so \n-ll
that he has been givcn an important
role in "The Side-fihow of Life,"
which features Ernest 'J‘orrchi-.
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ClRCUS HERE
.iomonow
(‘LO‘VN
THE
"ircus day im‘ltm'row.
The circus Clown—tho time linu-
orcd cntcrtainer undcr canvas—is an
individual whose wort. and offer”
rm'r-ly rcccive the, appreciation dun.
To many circus patrons. the clown
is simply a clown and by no metllmi
of calculation can his value to the
circus be computed on a dollar and
cents basis. The work of the cin us
clown has to shift with the cou-
stnntly shifting: ileniands of the lilxsiv
mass. but ho is still idcntiflvd with
fire of white with with points
\‘r'rmillion and black. his wrzril
and antics made up of the
grotesque and awkward.
(icntry Bros—alas. l‘atlcrson
cus which will cxhibit itr‘rc tumor! W:
ruimcnt.
(ir-
was inlcn'lcd for
the ministry. but a rimncc attend-l
ance at a. thcatre where Mansfield
appcarcd in "A Parisian Romancc."
decided his career on thc stage.
Cast in "Lily of thc Dust" l‘ola .\c-i
gri’s latcst starring pl(‘llr(‘.l\1‘ll_\
icavcs thc stage after a. 'rzcecssfui’
career of a quartcr or a century.
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\‘Villiam .1. Kelly
A
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'i‘hc role of Judge Barlow in-
“(iold liccls." film
i lllossom's famous
i"(‘ltcckcrs.” is the
irolo it) he played by
in tho racing melodrama.
Mr. Marcus rssaged the
;"'l‘oho" the colored stable
in. few )‘Pars latcr he played
"'hcavy part" in
.
stage pin)
third difftrcnt
Iantr‘s \Izircus
in lfifll'
role of
boss and
1‘.
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'l‘hc stage coach uscd in "’l‘hr
Desert Outlaw."
picture. is over one hundred vcars
town of Kcrnvillc.
exteriors of the play wcrc
torv to the nathcs of Kiln\lllf‘
conncctcd with thc number of fights
ftwcen the Indians and tho \Vhltn
men in the. days
hazardous undrrtakinc.
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(‘huch Roisnor.
in the “Fight and “’in"
been added to the. cast
Fingers,“ which will co—stnr Virginia
\‘allie and Norman Kerry wnh
scrics
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Pauline Starkc has returned from
(‘3
orders from Rowland Y. Leo, under
whose direction "The Man “'ithout. a
("ountry" is being filmed.
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loading lady’in “Hearts of Oak," lio-
ltart ilosworth plays the role origin.
ally cssaycd by James A. Hcrne, also
author of the stage play of thn
same name from which thc set‘ccu
story was adapted.
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who recently
arrivcd in New oYrk from the \\'c.~:
(‘oast. has becn signcd to play tho
loading feminine rolc opposite Rich-
ard Dix ni “Manhattan."
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Jacqueline Logan.
immediately upon the completion
of "The River Road." which is be-
ing produced in co-operation with
the U. S. Coast Guard. it will
takcn to “‘ashlngton for its first
showing hctorc Rear Admiral Bil-
liard. Commandant of the U. S.
(‘nast Guard and other officials of
this important Federal service. This
showing of the picture preparatory
to its general release early this fall.
will assure the absolute accuracy of
the Coast. Guard background which
will be shown on the screen for the
first time in “The River Road." Mah-
lon Hamilton, as Truman ’l‘isdalc.
the if. S. Coast Guard hero of the
story, plays the leading male role.
May Allison. who has recently re-
turned to the screen after a short
retirement. plays opposite him.
Others in the cast are Fay Marbe.
musical comedy star. Flora Finch,
Dorothy Walters. Richard “’alters.
Richard Hall. George Williams and
William Calhoun.
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Included in the cast of “Captain
Blood" which is being picturized
from the novel by Rafael Sabantlni
are J. Warren Kerrigan. Jean Paige.
James Morrisonand Charlotte Mer-
riam.
Irene Rich is the woman in "Be:
hold This Woman." 9. romance of
movielnnd. Miss Rich says that. it
is the easiest part she has ever had
to play because she’ simply had to
be herself—a movie star. Fans will
get a, glimpse of Hollywood and of
life in the studios in this picture.
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George Ingleton who came to
America from England with the
Scotch company of "Bunty Pulls the
Strings." ha been cut for the part
of Biol-Ker: in “The Clean Heart." by.
A. B. M. Hutchinson.
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Harare“: Tuttle. the novelist. is
'l‘il- classified section
utw about buying “I!
M. . h grin 15an
r
to gppur in n nude: picture for
firpttlmc. A M any: 'f'j" . .
will pl‘t'fitilt small army of ilnutvs
that. as an aggi-a‘miton. u\'cr-~‘-p
the limits recognized by any nllicr
circus. Viruwninp: was at one ttmc
rcunrdcd :15: n busincss or {Ouiishnldg'
but. tmlu)‘. thcir wnrk IS cut out for
them mini is fitl\v'l’nl‘il by rcquzi._
”11'an. just as r-xm’ily :is a dramatic
ésiar. i'x‘lownit K is no longcr an im-
Ein
\crsion of Henn .
thci
stock production:
old and tho prizcd possuvssion of the:
California. whcrc'
takcn.‘
'l‘hc most intorcsting part of its his-E
is3
in which it had becn a bulwark hc-'
whcn tra\ cl was a
the comedy rclicf _ .
has ;
of ”t'lincinyz‘
Louise Fazenda in the {calurcd rolc.‘
talinc where she has lwcn taking.
She will
immediately commcncc work as tho t'
l>e ‘
ptmuptu Illiillll‘h.‘ II is tI'SiKnOII :i.’
to: sincii'lt rcviuiiemcnis and $320111
with an vxattncss and fincssc “iat‘
0le iczchcs its lvuc (lIlpl‘u-l‘lfl'li’lll
from thosm who lime had txpl lirncc
the illilis u‘hcr hrav‘cltcs «if
ithc show business.
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ma sanctum
' J. Carter. the most famous of writ-
‘our advice is not to.
m niéinwifi
~Wifli—a
Dixie Hines J
July 22.——“The
declares Lincoln
NEW YORK.
screen of to—lay."
er: o: melodrama for the stage of
another and earlier generation. who,
is now in- New York, "the screen of5
to-day serves one good purpose: It
encourages cleanliness in production.
I have written and staged more than
thirty-six melodrama: in my profes-
sional life. and however deserved
was my title of ‘king of melodramas’
I do not recall ever having invented
an indecent errect. interpolated an
indecent situation or in any way out
raged recency by word or deed. It is
true that I encouraged thrills, and
I think I got as many. thrills for
my patrons as any one, but they all
came about naturally. There were no
murders to arouse the excitement.
and whatever I got I got by reason
of my opposing elements. 1 used
steamboats, railroad trains. batons.
elevated railways and everything
that we could use at that iimc, and
my effects were remarkably life like
and exciting, but. there has nevcr
been a. play bearing my name that
could not. and was not. witnessed by
the family, from the youngcst to the
oldest."
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“The greatest play of the greatest
lixing dramatist." such is the descrip,
tion on the cover or George Bern
nard “Shaw's latest ei'iort. “Salnt‘
Joan)) ((llrcntano‘s New York.
And surely it Show is a great dram-
atist and it he has over written a
great play then this "Saint Joan" is
it. To those who were fortunate
enough to see the Theatre ‘vuild'sE
prcscntation of the chronicle of thc‘
life of the Maid of Orleans. the pub-
lishcd version will he doubly wcl—
come, and for those who were denied
that opportunity the book will come
as compensation. The preface. in tho
usual Shavian manner. is quite as
long and‘as iniercsiing as the play,
and it has always been a qucstion
whether Shaw writes his profiles for
his play or the play for thc Pl‘clfii‘v.
At any rate it is all )1ch in one \ol-
ume. and as to the cpilocuc. which
many found a hit distastvi’ul, ymr
may skip it if you care to. nl thnughi
For as Shaw
says, in explanation for it. "any wo-
man might catch on iirc and burn
to death but it is no small mnitcr to
become a saint." Thus the cpiluguc.
Many Destit'iit—c‘ by
Floods in China
July 2‘.~-Thn flood sit
PANTON.
"Ft-ct nt’ t‘iay."anul lit r conxct'saflnn
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g:‘ttlrI-hcr'dii‘tiiiliitlvnt. IxiclloThaftluhnl 511.... points rcgarding thc spread of sui-j CAM-5L5 ‘ Second EXhl‘blF .
i _ .> fl ‘. .. .. .» , , ., : cring among many ousted from § v ‘v
;t;h:p:: nl‘:d.lli in I- >11 knew \\h it h hi . l ,. ir homo. by tho “atcls. Many; Ha‘? Not (hangEd ‘At Slivermlne Gui
: . _ . arc destitute. Relief measures arc, lzm. (ivct’tzn l‘., Tompkins. pastor 'l‘lw scrum «cluhitiou of the
\\'nrl\c«l has br-cn 5.31.1“! upon being taken. but lhf‘ fl('li\'lll"'fi of; ‘0!” illv‘ Nuinulk .\l. l) church, in his \Fl'llllllf’ ltiiild n‘ Artists opene
i“'rp..‘h" in “h“ b l‘um \ii\ and mg rner pirates who are only too rcad\ 5» Hum: il' lxu r-ml Similn) i‘nmprtrwl ‘ 0‘. 10.1; Saturday :tfinrnoon.
Ehm‘sc .urpn‘m “ill 1”. “Wd In ’0 “M2" Slipplifi's ln‘cmll d (or lb!“ 7 . 9 ‘WE .\ mm 3u‘stvr'tl.1_\'. liw. .‘ll‘.vt‘,\lllirliliill ul‘iv'lt will be contin
flood \ictims and the want 0’ momw Tomorro‘V i5 Amerlca S ’l'vt'..pl,ins pmmmi out that the pin-1 din-inc. ilzw- wow 1; « nnsisis of
honors with " Duke" his (oz.
The story ccmt‘rs around "Teeth
ilu- dot: hero of ihc
lH‘lllF‘.’ thrown irmn a train by
tal baggage mun. thr-
by Mix. who has the role
desert wanderer and pl'flsprcior.
(log and the man roam the
ingot hr r,
nfa
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Harm. gun'bilo load
“llarwin \Vus limit?" La. one
books. Mt. H’ilara' «'uilcctmn of
first cullinnsn'l :nhm.‘ approximate-
v mo ihuu. nn-l \ol'lmcs
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Gcorcc 1“ in
S
llr-i‘Plys I'crtiue is onc of the wo—
mvn who has a rczulat' plan
kcr-ping in physical trim.
i‘cgiinr- as strict as ihc training
days of boxer. For on"
f“ l‘
is
it champion
in
the datum mcry morning 'o '11“
ruins of a \it'irola. llcr dict is rc-
c’ulutctl and she nvwcr dvnctcs from
it rvv'n in tho cvimii of one «hm'o-,
into crcam. into hour are taboo}
and a dm’intc amount of rt-s’,
cn-‘ach dav without. ‘fuil
Won’t Interfere in
Iris h Fund Case:
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NEW YORK, .lul\
(‘ourt Justicc liurr has denied a
motion of Eamon .llc \alcra. and
Stcphen U'Mara. as i: ustces of $2.-
{lOUJH‘m li‘i0l\“ll here from the salc
of lrish Republican bonds. for an
ordcr cujolnin’g the Irish Frec State
from proceeding with the trial of a
suit for that amount before the high
court of Justice in Ireland.
“This court has no power to re-
strain thc high court or justice in
Ireland from proceeding with the
trial or the action there pending."
said Justice Burr. “lt'has no power
and. bring mindfful of the comiiy
rcquircd, ought not to attempt to
tramplc or restrain the Irish Free
State. whose duly accredited Mini-
stcr Plenipotentiary is recognized
and rcccivcd by our government.
from taking such measures and
prosecuting such actions in its own
court as it, may deem necessary for
the protcttlon of its own interests
and the welfare or its own people."
Aviator Out of
New London Hospital
NEW’ LONDON. Co'nn.. July 22.—
Lieutenant ,Arnold Rasmussen. of
\V’aterburyi’one of the two military
aviators who were injured when the
plane in which he an Lieut. Allen
B. Stanhope of Niant'ic were riding
struck a house in the Niantic on
Governor's day. Friday, was dis-
missed {rom the Home Memorial
Hospital here yesterday where he
was confined during his recovery
from wounds and bruises about the
head and body.
Lieutenant Stanhope is still in the
hospital recovering from a fractured
leg.
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DYNAMITE KILLS OONVIOI‘S.
SYRACUSE. N. Y., July 22 .~—Two
inmates of the Onondaga. penum-
plcture. Aftcri
a bru~'
dog is {onnlh
'l‘llc;
hills.
hihby ‘
llct',
.mhiuuao‘l aux sasumid nus Sum.‘
is tak-.
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nation here is unchangcd but scriou.
“Wk “m“ ““‘i this WWWCUO" M“ ““1 “‘39 5W“ to finance the relief work are ham-1
. : poring it.
LAST MAN CLUB
HAS DINNER,
ONLY 4 LEFT.
Survivors of ( ornpany
B of Minnesota G. A. .
R. —- One Man Un- }
able to Leave Home
rum in m"
THE COOLEST THEATRE IN THE NOR“‘ALKS
LAST TIMES TODAY
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Radio Mad,” A Spat Family Comedy
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were killed yesterday and panther-
seriously Injured 16min out?
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