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That’s What Film Star
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Says of Modern Girl
—- Has Bobbed Her
Own Hair
“filth up in her prison the prin-
,ce- looked out at her window to
.where the prince stood in the gar-
den. Then. taking the silken not
from. her hair. she unbound her
beautiful blonde tressee and let
them hang down to her lover. on
whose and (see they left a fragrant
- caress.”
'Thatwasonceuponatimeins
tniry tale. when lovely indies had
heavy braids or glossy curls that
.reoched far below their waists and
inquired hours of care each day.
But in an up-tOodstc {airy tale. the
g heroine tosses her boyish bob out 0!
her eyes. and beats her partner at
tennis; then she has it smooth and
neat when she is ready for a. dance
- at the Counlly Club.
2 know whnt to do with a long. heavy
braid when she was ready for a reel
swim; and n more of curls would be
3 most awkward when she had to
§2reshen up in only a few minutes
gtolwvzp a dinner and theatre on-
, pomtment.
Atleast. that is what Marion Da-
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"Janice Meredith." thinks on the
:tiil absorbing topic oi bobbed
! air.

“It certainly is a convenience and
a comfort—(“o o: the most import-
ant requisites cf clothes and fash-
ions todny. Playing in this picture
in Which women wore elntornte

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headdress; his): win: which were
heavy end uncomfortablg with in-
nun arable pulls and citrus. has
proved to me how much more sea-
silie our present ”is of bobbed
hair is. A colonial girl mid not
posibly takscareofherhnirw‘lth-
out help: combing and brushing it
was a matter or several hours each
any. W‘hnt‘irltodaycnresto.orb
able to devote seven] or her prec-
ious hours to hair dressing?

“The modern wanna has less
weight on her head and more in it
inside She takes an active port in
business. politics. arts and sports
Time is precious. so she cannot at.
iord to waste it with elaborate coit-
im-es, which muss easily and which
hamper her in sports snd buina-S‘

”Janice Meredith” is showing st
the Regent today.

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NEW LYRIC. BRIDGEPORT
Nothing more elaborste in burJ
lesque has been conceived this sea-
son than "Step This Way." the
Jacobs and Jermon attraction that is
here for a week's run. Fourteen
massive scenes and eighteen must--
cal numbers tell only in part-the full
round of amusement and entertain~

And Stage to

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Dorothy Dalton Passgslup Screen

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ment thar has been provided.

I. B. Hump. the featured come-ll
dian. is seen in a. Swedish characteri
whose every line is laugh. and with}
him conws Fred Binder. seen last;
year in :iw "\Yhiri of Girls." who;
is as comical as they make them.
.\1 Gainer. and Arthur Young have
been assigned parts that fit them
excell-‘ntly.

Gertrude Beck. one of the most'
lively SO‘fl‘ri‘th‘s on the Columbia

Circuit. ins been mm With song
and dances guaranteed to display
her taiun's to the best advantage.

Bernice La Farr. Fox and Vsnetto
and the La Van Sisters are other en-.
tertsining principals. i

Beside burlettu chock full of pep
and spice the \audeVillc incidents
have rut-sly l» wn equalled. Arum-n-
these are ll‘t: Six Rockets. acrobatic
girls. brought from Europe especial-
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: at 2215

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THREE DAYS BEGINNING FEBRUARY 23

 
 
 
 
 

 

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in iiotiywood." so they descriue (in;

popular star am. Belle benntti.
who latest photo we present. 1:
seems lltll'.‘ [1‘45 r-Ii:eniiy lllul'l‘l- A

k‘i‘ed \Viuiirmeru. him director. .inxl
has shut up 'urr StJ‘tJ. cure-er “Lui-
ever‘ in lmor or the mucous.

‘Ailer sovcial years on New .

horns Uroudwuy in stage hits belie
went to Los Angvles tor .i reel. Silt
was "disc0\creu' ly buntuei Limit-
wyn \\ no “anivd llL'r tor a part in
his “Potash and l'erlmutler if: Hoi-
lywood." .\:ter the: produccm
ciamored for lie: services. so that
while she had taken her first eu-
gagement as somtthlng ot a lurk.
she has in en new hard at work our
since. At present she is ‘eatured
with Blanche Sucet and Ronald
Coleman in "ills Supreme Moment.“
producul by George l-‘lumuurico.
This is not Miss llvnnetts’s iii‘s’
on the screen howetcr.

Best Friend." some time ago. and
also in s iilm ennui-d "Firsh and
Serit." She H on Irish girl. born

lnettr Dublin. and {or years was ix;

her tothw‘s road show known
"Billie lleimvtts Tent Shows." Her
lutl‘l)‘ h1ll‘ l>fi Nll‘l to be :t "ltomzm
gold.

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Dorothy Dalton. famed our of
her husband. Arthur Hemmerstein. producer.
She chose the letter.
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met "id screen, was asked by
. to choose between
‘l'm til.- hlppicst woman
babies."

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Overseas Veteran, Two“
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John Bolan the concert stator. has
.lnads his screen debut in the Hobart
Henley production of “So This Is
Marriage?" now at the Palace ’11::-
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Mr. Boles. beret-e starting his then
strical career. studied medicine at
the University or Texas. Burner”
upon mduntion. he decided that he.
was more case? to so out with a
Chntnuqun during the summer than
l:ll\'~‘. Curt: 01' ill. sick. So his fine
baritone entertained thousands
until he went to new York tor set-
oral months to study, which he tol-
lowed by his tirst concert tour.

At the outbreak of the war. Bo].
es enlisted and because of his know-1’
edge of French was Named in the
Intelligence Department. “htn: he
served two you: ovrrsess. .

Following his discharge Boles re-‘
turned to New York and studied
with Oscar Bessel. Later he Went to
Europe uizh Seugel and took a ser-
ies of instruction from Juan de
liesxkc. lie then made a concert tour
oi Europe. returning to New York
to accept s leading role in "Little'
Jessie James."

Less than six months ago. J. Rob-
crt ltubtn. allundt‘d one or the per-
formances and was so invomhly im-
pressed with Boles that be convinced
him to sign a. long-term contract.

 

 

 

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Lsst'l'imes'l‘odsy
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WallaceBeery ‘

Rosemary My Jobs Bowers
Phyllis Hover Ford Stet-lint

“SO BIG”

The Year’s Most Popular Novel

Paths lows shown st Sousa Oars-w shown st
2:15, 7:15 and 9 2:15. 7:25 snd 9zl0

“SO BIG” will be shown at 2:50. 7:55 and 9:35

 

SATURDAY aroma ’ “mn‘y
st 10 o‘clock .
Special Children’s Istinee mm “d 3'0!!!
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Bray cartoons and others I Another cum: 0!
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Admission 10 cents
SUEDAY EVENING
EVA NOVAK

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“THE BEAUTIFUL SINNER”

—- and —

“THE FIGHT," one of the VsnBibber Series

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"So This Is Marriage" is an orig-
insl screen story by Carey Wilson.

 

which Was adapted by John Lynch
and Alice D. G. alller.

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125-pound Hair Seal
Is Caught in Sound

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 20. — A
heir scnl. weighing 1:5 pounds.

caught in the net of John Basset!
a. fisherman. of? Montauk. L L. Ind
landed alter a lively encounter.
which ended when Bssoett shot the
mammal. was on exhibition hen.- to.
day. According to fishermen the
soul is the first on." seen in this sec-

 

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Chosen as leading lady for Bob Cusf- -

er in his nuxt “‘estern rearure tor
F. B. 0. it “'1” be cullv'd “Gal~
loping \‘engenni-u.‘ Miss Jlilior-l
played an important role in I". U.
0': "Fighting Blood" series.

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Richard Tnimndgu has just been.

contract with l".
to make the new stunt pic-
them. "Jimmie's .\l1l-
lions" is the title of the first of the

Signed to a new:
13. O.

' series and it is said these new pic-

’turcs will for surpass all his pro-
. Vious efforts.
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The “'ampus. (“in st Comt .xsso-i

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rintion oi Motion Picture -\dvet‘tls~;
in: and Publictty Men) relected f
Collcn Moore as the "baty" star of.

the screen who has made the.
xresteet advance in artistry and;
popularity of any of her contem-g

poraries during the past four years.
This was oflicislly recorded at the
annual Wampus frolic and ball. held
recently in Los Angelea. Colleen
wss presented with a 81,000 trophy
as a. reward of merit.
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Cecil B. De Mule. formerly di-
rector general of films for the Pa.-
nsous Players-Lash Corporation.

EDNA FERBER’S ;
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ONTHESGlEEN

Colleen» 11692. has mashed more
screen precedents than any other ae-
tre- in nhndom..Her lntest ma’ 1:
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flint-mu Corporation of America.
in". nurnlcn DJPCI'S have bmn
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Pretty Alberta Vaughn. stir oif
"Go-Getters" and "Telephone

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.\ll)(l‘l.l in pictures and not want in
continue the practice in sflmntt‘lil'
life." remarked George O'Hzfrn. Who
shares honors with Alberta. in films.‘
“Yes. George and I are to be mar-
ried." Alterta admitted. “It all be-
gun “310!) I started with George. in
‘ 'Go-Gctters.“ We decided to
'r-‘nnrs permanently." Thg

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Dorothy Moduli! has been otter-
cl :1 contract to make three pic-
Hire: in "the Land of the Midnight
Sun." Dorothy is considering the
matter.

she loses public zsvor.

Coleen. hmvever. has never play-
ed one role consistently. and yet her
popularity continues to [row enor-
mously. While (1sz roll have
been her torts recently. she is now.
in “So 813.”.an s tenssly
.emotionsl role of three personalities.

The story is an adoption from Ed-
na. Feropr’a novel. based on llis in
the old Dutch settlement nesr Chi-
cszo.andishlshiydramstieinits
notion.

Colleen's assumption or this new
type. entirely foreign to anything
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