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"THE ONLY WOMA
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“The on: “bun"
Norma. Talmdge returned to theL
screen of the Regent theatre vester-
day in her latest protodruna. “The
Only Woman." The feature: continues
through Friday.
Thin feature shows Norma re-
united With ‘her erstwhile leading
man. Eugene O'Brien. an! the pair
went! their way through a sequence
ot highly emotional love scenes which
reach a climax in a. thrilling realis-
tic- yacht wreck.
The story. written by C. Gardner
Suluvamrevenes the usual theme
or. sacrifices by parents for their
children. and submits—the problem
of a girl Who sacrifices hot-sci! on
the altar of marriage to save her
grace.
It is good entertainment with
Norma. and Eugene at tlici2 best.
Others in the cast, include Matthew
Betz. Edwards Davies. \‘i‘inier
Hall. Stella di Lanti. Murdock Mac~
Quarrle, Neal Dodd, E. 1!. Cali crt
and Louis Dumar.‘
"The Only “’oman"
dueed l-y Joseph M. Schencfit and is
released under First National-ban-
ner. Sidney Olcoit directed the pic'-
turt". .
. Larry Semon in “Kid Speed“ is on
ithc same program.
PALACE
; “The Navigator"
l " By far tho best comedy he has
'r-vcr maria. ‘ is the verdict for Buster
Keaton in his latest \ietro- Column
.3. 3;: co Theatre
1 i \' I) \VEDN ESDAY
.3 TER KEATON
Comedy Ever Screened
NAVIGATOR”
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mto sailors’ knots of laughter!
55"
“Till
ml‘ics‘t
3, Added Feature for This Run
33:35:: ‘2. v Mries of Witwer’s Leather Pushers
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my Half of This Week
Pre Km l~ .‘zmdeville and “The Lone Wolf”
' ‘ --3.: Stars Jack Holt and Dorothy Dalton
:timc. Imagine Bunicr as :1 helpless
dumbbell. being set adrift in a crew-
less ocean liner and the ti ‘rwuble he
get a into. and sou hate an idea of
how funny “The Navigator" in
heroine. and she has never looked
nor acted better. The ' story was
written by Jean llarez. Clydc- {truck-
yuan and Joseph Mitchell. u bile the
direction “as by Donald Crisp and
.Bustrr Keaton. The picture was.
prompted is Joseph M Selim ck.
The program includes‘
got the Rinllo theater.
big with 5e5terday's showing mov-
ing an enthusiastic audience to ex-
huberam praise. There were three
story and as fine a picturization
i brilliantly directed as you “to seen in
‘ many a blue moon.
9 “ldic Tongues."
"'Dr. Nye." by Joseph
will begin a three day run with to-
morrop '5 presentation.
is out of the ordinate scope of pho-
toplais
American m9
scnmn in nnzthlng
from tht
on the
its kind.
unequalled
of
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Announcement
llama: my attendance -at the special
clinic given at the Carver
ihimvmz m; Institute, N ew YorkCity, the
3w. 8th and Dec. 15th, except
:a’ilrdziy my Office will be open from 2 p.
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It‘s no use going to the.
house to look for WOOL
father trom.flna.ncial ruin and 4113-.
was pro- l
‘picture. "The hangator." which
‘Opencd yesterday at who Palmet-
theatre. . The feature continua-e to-;
day and tomorrow.
For unalloyed Joy 7.21233 522; reel
comedy surpasses anything that itas'
come along the. pike in a long. long‘
Knfiiryn McGuire appears as thc3
Pushers."
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l The Painted may
; ”The Painted Lady“ closes lode)"
It went o‘er:
good reasons great acting, a great]
This picture '
Those: who Witness this picture mli ldailCiDS 111359" and
goers, teach Miss Rubens
{dance a feature (it her leading role
Incidentally this
:68 a A
the Players
Wai:er liters. one or the featured
players in “The .Trlflers" has 3115!
completed a. book dealinx Will?
"Girth Control.” -"A lot of people."
says Walter. "seems to think that to
write a book on how to reduce. the
author himself must. be nothing less
than an emaciated skeleton. That‘s
all wrong. A‘ {at man is just as. it
not more, capable of compiling such
a book as a thin man. In my boat
I explain that in order to reduce. one
must. do and cat all the things that
I ‘don’ t . That a logical enough. isn't
it?"
en's
Frank Mayo is the latest (tin:
player to auccumb to the cross word
puzzles. * He carries a. book oi them
on the set with him and between
scenes wrinkles up his bron' and
tries to solve them.
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The rockct's red glare. and bombs
bursting in air have ceased glaring
and busting at the studio since Bob:
by Vernon finished the l t scents of.
his "French Pastry." The comedy
.l6 3 var picture, man: or the scene:
fleeing taken in a realistic trench sci
g erected on the lot. The trench stur:
’ “as saved until the last when a real-
‘iztic but mimy funny battle was
istaged. After having three camp
{stools allot from under him While dl-
irectin; the battle. Harold Beaudine
says that Sherman didn't know the
.halt’ of it.
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s Latest to be added to the least
lot Cecil B. De Millc's "The Golden
chd" is the best known “busmess
man" 0! the screen. Charles Clary.
hen
‘ln“2iorthct3¢’fendhermm
there acting as a proberty boy. Now
the ma to go on these lodtlon
tripe. ‘ ‘
e o e . _ ,
Newspaper men of the stage and
screen..and newspaper xnen protes-
porter when .Richard‘Dix appears’ ‘ in
“A Man Must Live." A: a. reporter
Dix uses neither pencil nor note».
book. Which is probably the first in-
stance otluidndonthestageoron
the screen. As Dix remarked "E\-
cry reporter I ever met and I know
many of them. usually yrent out on‘
an assignment and had to borrow a
pencil from the man he- went to in-
ten'len'.“
'e .‘o ' a
Tom Xi: declares that the ”now
famous "solar plexus" punch used
to great. extent. Dunedin-n pugilitis
“m3 known to fighters u ' the
"Broughton’Mai-k"as‘iar back. as
1743. ' The ,point of discussion was
raised by Dan Clark. chic! camera-
man. during the. filming of a ring
light that takes place in "Dic'k' Tur-
pin" a thrilling story of the acute
life of a tumour English hixhnnman
in which the energetic an: takes a
part.‘ , Many people are under the
impression that until Bob Fitzstm-
mans put Jim Corbett. down. and
out with this blow. it was unknotrn
to‘ pugiiism." explained Tom, "and
that impression is wrong. \Yhiie
reading that history'ha: to say of
Turpin. I imitated several volumes
treating the subloct or old time ring
fighting much iu_voguc and. Douala:
in the period in which the dashing
Turpin lived. These books clearly
state that such a. blow was fire: used
by a fellow named Broughtou. then
champion of England.‘and‘ known as
'Broughlon‘s Mark’ until renamed
years later b3 enterprising American
newspaper men."
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“'arnor Baxter. now plains
prominent role: in ”The Golden Bed"
is unique in that he is perhaps the
only actor who never has played a
l
it is (slimmed 151a: in his tuclvc
:0: more gears 0 screen acting, Mr.
lCinn has played every kind or a
milflonaire and bank president in
3 t xistr- rice
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Lots ‘Wiison declares that the next;
Etime the docs any swimming in a;
cold river she wants to bc guaran-
ierd that it “i? i be filmed. She “as
thrown irom her horse While lord-
iinga big stream in "North cf ”-3" 2n
The Leatlvr ’ TeX-15 and h-‘H to *‘Wim a 0011816ch will are the role or a zoung Basque
sblc distance down stream to set out
lot the “a: o! the struggling herd of 3
And it doos~
film!
'cattle, also swimming.
n‘t appear in the completed
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Mario Majeroni, last seen in
11”“ 5'07?) Gloria Samson’s Pic-lturts. He ha... 3:55: {inn-bod the
lturc. has a role in ‘Arsentinc Low." 3 leading role in “Thé Goos‘. Hangs
o c o ; n O .
i . High.
E. H. Clh'm who appears in; - . 0
{I013 Nagrl's latest plctufl. "East 0!: £1.33 screen am: to her ow’n
iSuc: " “as once a director for Efiihobbv: Some mm cross nerd pup:
.sanm. Ho g'aie Gloria SWansm.
novel AKIN: Ayers and Rod La Rocque'uu Busch 30:31 in for 12: c erudite
c, Lincoln.3_their first work before the mo lon‘occupation 0g “Tying porflry in her
picture camt :3.
Aims. Rubens ts boxing Europe
1: 15 a thy-fining 610W oriimported to Hoiiynood to gain in-:
istruciion in certain intricate steps.
.Cailc Set-35mm. an international
former inst ruc-
".or of Gaby Dealt: and other Pari-
engaged to
an Argentine
fisian artist-. has been
in “The Dancer.“ >
will be the first opportunity Mix;
Give A Copy of ‘
, “White Monkey”
’ By-
Galesyvorthy
at
DONNELLY’S
[Rubens has ever had to do screen
dancing although that “as her ori-
ginal ’ortc on the stage.
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Hazel Keener, who has the
“'Ports of Call" is another of
'by winning a beauty contee‘
scontcst conducted by the
3. Tribune.
to enter the motion picture
0
g Mrs. Ernest Torrance now
JUST
'Hcr 3
lead. I e
Wallace Beery‘s hand is mightier
the the
screen players who attained her goal
Mics
:Keener won a trip to Hollywood in a
Chicago
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ling role opposite Edmund Lowe in
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want:
field.
For two months she was alone while
- ._ 1.
.Shnitespeereau role or expressed a
'desire for a part in one o.’ the plat:
ot the "old mastrr. "V
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Frances Howard, who liar mst
completed work in "The Swan" has
been selected to play the leading
role oposite Richard Dix in
3Mnkrr of Castor-cc." \lisa Howard
sionaily will see a. new 'hind or re- .
a i
, ”The .
8h film Wmutiny and
mumumuwnu ranch
rioting. Instead at using hie wei-
9011.81.13“ theirs. he tells the first
insurrecto with a single blow or hisi
mighty fist. The gorilladike Bull
Montana. is the unfortunate \icttm':
who is thus flattened.
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"Soul Fire" will no the title
stat-tin Brown's drama. "Great M.“-
elc‘ "when it appears on the screen
with Richard Barthelmeu as its
star.
seeking to find itself.
mite background swings all the
Said and the South Seas.
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Patsy Ruth. Millenhu been no?
lected to plaz the feminine lead op-
which is being made from A. M. Sic~
ciatr ullt‘ a novel. “Head Winds."
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anniversary or her marriage to Kent
neth Snoke. Hollywood
man. by giving a dinner at her home
last week.
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{axis is Jack Cliff. his \aiet. (lift
has been talct to an English
and one of \‘cw Y'orks biggest fin-
ancient. He was the "bat- “man of
a general in his British army days.
About these he entertains no lila-
sions. As for Sills, well
merely to see Cliff darting about the
lured with Doris Kenyon in "The
Interprctcr‘s IioueeB to.reallzc the
sincerity of his admiarlion.
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role in the screen version of "Sally.‘
the musical success which
Marilyn Miller famous. Loon Errol
so in the cast.
Harry Crocker. the moriee' latest re-
‘ cruit from San Francisco society.
NEW RAIIROAD
{girl and 'or the part she will near a
. raxen- -biack Wig
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l A new face appears in niox'ieland.
WV illiam Otis. a form-tr Princeton
man. has. at artcd his care: r in pic—
VfASIilNG'i’ON. Dec.
largest monthyl volume at
5 railroad
in October when a total of 43.163,-
743.900 not too miles was maxed.
lilies. others read the classics. but
spare time Several 0' Miss Busch' 5
poems lieu: teen published.
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Owen Bdoore. 3&5ch
Mar} Farr. Brsant “‘asbbum and
Bruce Gut-rip will play the leading
‘rolee in the screen \ersion oi Hcl-n
Martins hotel. The Parnattc.’
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What do tans write.to in: min
favcfltec? 'Weltcr Iain that
Bellamy.
acordinc to a report today by tlzc
g Bureau of Railway Economics.
total exceeded by 12‘ 835. 090 nct ton
tablished in August, 1920.1nd \‘rte'
9'38. 0?: 000 net ton miles. or 2 .1 WT_
cent... more than (or the same month
last. year.
Despi‘c this record .
freight moved during the month. it3
out transportatzon dirt icu.t: “
Acecreasc 1:: shout: lion‘emr in
the volume (-1 (might handled (or
pared with the previous year.
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Better be sure then son's. :
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there are three questions the public
nearls always asks him. They are;
"Are you in the root-beer manufac-
turing business?" "How much do
you weigh?" "W'on‘t you please send
me an autograph photograph?"
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'The man who steals stack: thinksl
all the world thlex‘cs.
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It is a. study of young genius.
The pictur-f
Edith Rubens celebrated the rim"
Qne of Milton Silis‘ most dCYOt‘C'd;
«handled the Bureau said "tx'lth- ~
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way trout Rome and Ram to Port.
petite acute Peters in ‘Ot‘erboerd' ’ .
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who appeared with Miss Miller is al- ‘
Other members infi'
elude Lloyd Hughes. Eva Novel: and ‘
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