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the floral spray at the left shoal
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done in pastel threes. lends a
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placed well above the lien 01 the
skirt.
Interest surrounds the production
because oi the fact that Victor Sen-
suom. the prominent Swedish direc-
tor. filmed it for the MetroaGold-
own-Mayer company as his second
American picture. Like Lubitsch.
Buchowetsm and other foreign pru-
ducers. Seasirom proved immensely
popular Mil: the American _audi~
ence with his first picture here.
"Name the Man."
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nounced tor the picture. headed by
Lon Chaney. who plays the title
role, Norma Shearer and John Gil-
bert. The supporting players are
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Cook. Marc McDermotl. Paullette
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George Davis and others.
PALACE
“Garden or Weeds"
"The Garden of “feeds." a new
Bettv Compson features begins .a
three days’ run at the Palace theatre
today. This exceptionally fine pro-
duction is the latest release on the
Paramount program and its initial
run at Paramount‘s own theatre. the
Rialto. in New York city, served to
provide a means of determining the
,public'n estimaie of the vehicle.
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given "Garden 0: Weeds' ’on Broad-
way. it is due to become one of the
most popular pictures of the entire
year. Miss Compson has the sup-
port of a brilliant cast of stars and
the feature is up to Paramount
standards in all respects.
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