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HORSE FORMS
PLOT OF FILM
Beautiful Young
Rancher’s Daughter
Provides Love Inter-
est in Gibson Picture
lino? Gibson, ebullient- creator of
Western thrills, stages a. new series
of gasps and shudders -— pictured
with a laugh or two. in "The Hur-
rirano Kid." his latest feature open-
1:12 tonizht at the Palace thet‘ltre.
'l'im iormula is a little complicat-
..i——hut the result \ery exciting. it
all starts nith tin; capture oi! a wild
1M3... a. raw sensational scenes
sho\\lll£: the prowess of breaking it
in lllt siddlr. a. desperate running
in l‘r‘tlh'tt‘lx light 'ut breakneck speed.
l. thrilling rave—and the taming of
.t \-*1‘_‘.’ wild \vcsterncr lgy one small
.sul \cry pretty girl.
“no of the remarkable things
al-Otl’ the new picture is the clever
.wlln: ot' a dumb actor—“Pal." Gib-
:nm‘s wonderful new golden-colored
lulunino horsv. Just how the hors-
.s were trained for this remarkable
I‘l‘fLL‘ of acting is not known, but is
for and away the best example of
animal acting in a. long time.
For goodly portion of this pic-
liiri' play, thing-x wont rather hard
the hero. Instead of captur-
ing tlr: beautiful wild mare. he get:
:i l-"OIiCll arm for his troubles, be-
g...
1.1‘15‘3 his horse stumbled. But fate
“.is kind, for a beautiful young
daughter of a. rancher discovered
Emu. and havi him brought to IV?!
i.:'hrr';< ham». and cared for.
’l‘htn. after the rauchcr's boys had
hwl succeeded in capturing the
s'w-nl, the newcomer, out of sym-
{or all splitted. and rebel-
l;n'ls creatures. opvned the corral
..t a turn; when the rancher was
Wing Ms lust acre on a race. And
ixn fall: aided the Kid, for ul-
3: Jllgh he. was in disgrace, he right-
ed a great wrong—and lost his bash-
::::ip 55 at the same time.
Marian Nixon is pretty and a clev-
pa 1 My
r:- toil for t\ on's whimsical hu-
lzmr. and \\‘i.li.un .\. Stet-lo makes
a \t‘!‘}' adequate \illfiin." \"iokt L-J
l'lm'w plays a. blonde flapper
ll: umulcly. and Harry Todd adds 8
nl Pm‘tvnlril: conuvly lo lllt'
1!:rl‘l<.
.\l'\\‘ LYRIC. BRIDGEPOIKT.
lialsiou, assisted by hot-
'} ‘.~ ._ .. the “pivkzminny” “III
)‘l sum .1 inusltal sketch with “Wine
. Violin n and Song" at the New Lyric
iii-alrc starting today based on tho
i:l\'(illl' old Southern melody. "Play
in Your 0“" Back York." Miss
li'i‘stnn Hing this number with i'n-
null"; stcc-ss two years are with
l - w 'l‘.,;‘.-t.t'.s show, and now rm‘lw-s
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MOVING PICTURE
White House Scenes
Exact Replicas o 1'
Those of ’60’s
It
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From Log Cabin to}
fourteen sets to furnish tho, seenlr
. ‘ G‘cnld Heiress Joins Society’s Dinner Pail
v.
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Mn." Gloria
Gould Bighop,
younger!
daughter of
the late George
J. Gould. iru
longer-e
member of "tho
idle rich." Eh
he: turned
bread~winner,
and not only
give: I
taunt-lion: is
dancing. but.
breed: and
train: dog:.
She is (half.
‘ .rn'h'i
”Lighlniri',”K
half-brother of
the celebrated
"Stronghearf."
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i. “1' ltndt‘rstnml llial llu‘ (hogan
parents urn Iu‘t'unlin: n Iértlt- lll‘-y
turlwd lict-ai:,~.t~ .Iat-kii- i~ ~t'~.idi!) and
llrrtwnvahly grnulng up.
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1 - \\'ithiu the past 3...: v: ' .~ z~ -
invostittiro of “Abraham Lincolnfh, “.11 m”. «1: 1.35%“ n. z’ ,1, .__ H : I}. 1‘
now showing at the liialto Theatrl- 'l' .. "-Il n lhv- lv‘
'l‘hc \‘ari-‘ly of them with their widv -, 0“ 1 I‘mll‘i” "' l‘ '
contrast constitutt-s one of the Flt-11m“. ‘nm' . . .
Lh;lirv;;:‘:-0rh:“$12“1:151:11 “herr’ .\inrt- that tiliiv- .\inc~rin:t .lm.‘ lirul
:-\I'T€lllfllll Lincoln “as horn in Kerr IINT “NIH-k liu'tattuu‘il. In.“ “‘H
tuckv 1:: an 0“er UNIV-'1 “f “Tisaw "1h" (.nlt-m. illll‘ Hit-In Jun-
" . ' ‘ ' iniiigs in “ll'~iiv'_\ lhv l‘.l:llllt. lln-x
original lirth place: now enshrined“"13“,”. “n... “ -luH-k I” ”we“ “in,
ul ”W méu'h" “Wmm'lfll no.1; llo'lf-x'"ht-lin~\i-tl that will: \vnvrit-a could
until". 1"" llfi:tltlt':' :-.wl him».
’I‘livn i'uliow in :i rapt-l pageant « . o
of pictui'td scent-s: 1‘43“.“ 4.1.4.1.: (>I'J‘ll-1Il'! l'-!’~ :.:~
The great .w' or New Salem Pun-lmm 11m: “nun; lu Nor“ 11k in ‘Zw
“51an 0f ‘Wt‘n'F‘SlX '01; housoslnn-ar ful:i'- lxll"|\\i’l :1» "Alt: >".
wlicro Lincoln Iivml from 1531 “Mimi‘s," _._ .q. him: i. !‘ ’
153'; _. the ingucst 10:: but. '-\tll_\n~t.z'.' '.: 'r l‘ v '
built. Tltv. l‘lonncr Barbecue I‘!-_\‘i.‘r.“ Ill 1 '. t. l l .
Kentucky. .\ wonderful rrnlistit‘! l.\I‘-\'l' lll- r «y l
scene of pioneer merry mnkiut. 'l‘hi- (- ‘ '
original Stuart and Lincoln law ol- >l‘iu- pram i~ n Inlr': lilili'. lt’
Ilt’l' in springnrd.1_ 111, lilni‘ art in running min-Ii Hint-r
Tho ball room in H1:- 12rluard~ Vllnu' than ll3l~ uhliv lilinluc. llu‘ di-
liome at Spriugi‘lv‘l-l “hero lauroln ru‘iur “ill lizlxi- III" nnunldi i-l‘ hud-
uart introduced in his :uilure with-tin; that Illt‘ “um- I .i“ “I llu't'r )t‘:|r\
by Stephan .\. llniurlas, his man! . ha~ i'llzzivut'll -u;!I-- ln'l'ni'e‘ llu- lll|llll'l'
political ri\'.tl. 'I'llt' l.iilcnlu~lmuula\
in “'ztshinztnu. l‘v-nnnlxama
uc, \\'ushini:t-ui, l». (‘. at: 1'
during Lincoln's administration from
the \l‘hite House to tho. twin:
Building. The most famous sir-w
in tho uorld —— on“ and a Illlilllvl
miles long.
the llflllll'lICItIS. 'I‘lh- world {amou-
sct ot' the Gc-ttshurz: l:.:ltlv-tE--I-l
nor-nu of Lincoln's nlt‘llltil‘l‘ll adding»
The magnificent East lioom or in.
\Vhite House celebratl d m soul: and
story, where President Lincoln's ol<
. llcial receptions were hvld. 'l‘hv ox-
tcrior and interior ot~ th-
l'mncd Lincoln Munorial at \\:l"’.
iugton. I). L‘., “ln-rc tlir spun t‘
Lincoln is cnthroncd in ett‘l‘llril tiflllt
'an-l bronze.
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Snow‘s-ism! Actor and “'ritcr
’ Certafnly J. H. Greene, author «If
“The Flagellum o: Farthing Inn-k."
in Everybody‘s Magazine for Full-
ruary, has learn-3d from personal . x-
perienco what that moody o‘lxi man.
the North Atlantic. can do when h-x
"shiver-my-tlmbers" storm.
"I am a. native of Australia (he
writes) and was born in Melbourne.
As a member 0! Einstein I ignore
the reality of the years. I am more
American than Anzac if time can in:
considered. I got my introduction to
print in the columns of the Sydney
Bulletin. I contributed \(rm and
short. stories to that pal-vr under the
editorship of Mr. J. l’. Archibald,
That gentleman taught all his writ-
ers by ridiculing us weekly in his
correspondence column and no bad
to bend our knees to Do Maupassant.
Then I turne‘l actor and Went barn-
utormlng over the back blocks of the
bush territory. <1 also Went prospect-
in; to the \Vest Australia. gold fields.
Then I came to America info-r a.
few weeks in London acting in vau~
deviile round the musiC'halls. I have
done everything in the American
theatre from Chautauqua to Broad-
way. I was the original Ham Peg-
zotty in ’Liebler’s version or 'David
Copperfield.’ at “'allack's. During
the war. while pla‘ylng 6 “The
Tailor-Made Man" at the Cohan and
Harris theatre. I started writing
war stories. They led to other and
I came up to Prot’idencetown to see
it I could maintain steady output. 1
have spent three winters here with
the storms shaktng. my shack and
the sari under my windows. But the
winter ’bathing is not as cold as
am when you are out or a
gob. and correspondence with edi-
m in let- harassing than inter-
view with mere-even when
inc-ha in mm.” ,_ , 7
;v\_.~|1».
The hospital ten's mull
\i ni'IvI-'
gets down to business and stages .t'
Et-ml».
debate at Ottaua. ill. The ’1IS’(|[‘-l ‘ ‘ ‘
ir‘ train \\ hich t‘arriml President» in: “'3111- t ' ~ l-' .. :_ :“n» ..
Lint'oln to his inauguration. i‘i-w. -'-~ . i l 1- .1 .. u.
lllf‘nl Lincoln's I'l‘llt‘f‘; \ii's. Lilit‘ulll's l' l‘-‘ t " W' l ' x v
lmudoir and the Cabin-l Room In tl.- l' ' W l
“'hilc litilb". . 1“
Thu Prirlln'o of tho \\‘hl€v llouj- ‘ ' I ‘ .
Nilt’l'li“lllll;). -‘ \lli'r sh up, . " ,-
llu rt‘lalnn in iliung- thuk "l‘l'l‘t‘
“ruin."
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tlv) mil l', v H...- l r .;'
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('lr'irin' lit!) llll‘\l' II;I\~'.'
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Ill il iv 1,. '. iii if , .mr
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_\7!' Ir '
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r(.~\iI’\
i Called World’s
Bravest Woman
o . r I
Admirers of MinefMartlic,
noted Parisian lion-tamer, claim
get her the title of "the‘most
! . ll . ll u."
‘ a'DAWES’ SPEECH
T RE
HEAT S ;, NOTLIKE USOAL
FIRST ADDRESS
iSpeaks ot-‘Rights
- American People and
Urges Reform
Rules of Senate
\\‘ \.<fil.\'GTt'l.\‘
Shortly lzlll'l' he had taken the
‘ \. :d' rday Vi. o
a l ll“ .\>"\I lhv~ l'ullv -l Stat-s3“
WHJ'“. il-s “.ll pi'vsidw our that
t ”it inl‘ 232- n-xt tcur yours and he
“'l.- vi to l! as i? has nmrr bcvn
. 1 1.. in t'or-. Swine memlut‘rs
l- fk-rv. S-iixtw of the members
.l: ~ \it-~,-prt>a.l-'ilt‘s addrt-ss in
1.:ilh. Mir 2’.\ \\- rn not so “v'll pleas—
ul lvlll iizrillru-tl to llidt: tin-tr
\'~IllI“
:-»l‘.- s quite tnrmld),
d ltv.‘v .tr-- did-3v to proxidc
.mn.
i). (‘._ March I.—
l‘rcslilcnt
r-thrrs txprrsscd them-
indicatiug that
.M‘r-l'rlls of the ssiiatv from now"
of
in
oz-lh
talk-
loci-(l
took
good
leni-
BUIHC
I mm “ith the filming of the historical l
. or long-horns swims: out of the big.
it‘rvo «Very day beginning Friday for;
.lltBI'S Croat Limerick Contests.
PAGE THREE .
one A
FINAL [$qu ‘
or LONGHORN'
s CAl'll._E_-_Fll.liED
Stockmen Replacing“
Old Breed With
Short-horns —— 4,000?
, In Movie Scene
The final long-horn rattle drive in.
the history of the world took place;
recently when the last great herd——‘
over four thousand in number —- .
started from Texas, touards the NHL I
road in Ahilene. Kansas. :
The journey was made in connevu,
Emerson Hough novel. "North of:
36." which continues to attract largt-i
audiences at the legent Theatre. i
Headed by Lois \Vilson. Jack llolt. v.
l-Iruo'st Torre-nee, and Noah Decry l
“ho have featured rolt-s in tho x‘t‘o- :
duction, and followed by an army of.
cowboys. chuck-wagons. oxen and'
Indian guides, the tremendous herd!
ranch-yard and started across coun-i
try in tho direction of Abilvni, Kan-i
sas. -
The herd of 4.000 long horn: is.
the only remaining one in the worldl
—stock men liming replaced theml
with a superior breed of heel. .\c-l
cording to the onncr of the cattle.
the drive is the first one of its kind}
1 . almost forty years. 'It will also be:
the last. Almost immediately after:
“North of 36" was completcd he;
marketed the stock. !
screen by James Hamilton. Thc;
screen play is mid to be the booki
brought to lite. _
There's a. high‘ class can playing‘
in support of the prlnfipals.
7— Sa-' FREE—$5. g
Fih- dollars will be girrn away
last line in The Evening
”3':
Sentl- ;
l
morrow as lost it «mild.
(but of lln-aih.
'l‘he l‘rt-si-lcntial inaugural urc-
monics gau~ senators time to catch
their breath. ’l‘hcn iolloned a (usi-
ladr' of statements. most of them at-
tatkiilu. but many praising Mr.
lJawvs' stand on Senate rules. lic-1
puldlwtn lI-mlcrs gont'l‘ally were sil-;
out, but Democratic. lradrrs were
\igol‘ous in tlwir lhBI‘DtTlWI'IZIltlUnS
of the n-w \'i«‘-~ l‘rosldrnt's \crlul;
broad>itlc. ‘
'l'hcsc Huh-1m it’s in general indi
cated that the occasion and posith.
"North of 36" was adapted for the. '
"Jill. To. In“ me
NOW" PLAYING
We Are Proud
of this chance to bring his great life be-
. fore you—to show him from early‘ youth
rising, fighting, plugging with soul of
iron, to the top! No life gives such
romance, drama, humor and-thrill as
the unforgettable man of the ages.
A Nation The
aoclaims :1 1 Great
it—the - ’\ Eli‘s American
- Drama-—
world will ‘3 Don‘t .
never forget P ' Miss
it.
altar/5t national ficture _
Another Special Children's Matinee of “Abraham 7'
Lincoln" on Saturday Morning at 10 o‘clock under
the auspices of the Better Film Association.
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