,5. MARCH 18.1923.
REGENT
last Times Today
At 2:15. 7:15, 9:10
1 Children's Matinee Saturday Homing
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Tale. of London’s
Bright Lights, Music
Halls, Restaurants Is
Spectacular
Given a. strung conflict of human
loves and human motives. a. specta-
cular locale in the glitter of Lon-
don's Gaiety Music Hall. the Ititz.
and the gilded cafes. as contrasted
to the majestic somroience of an
ancient British castle. home of
royultv. and Its musty traditions.
and l’niversal turned out a. master-
. piece.
Ilut of coursce—tlley had
Mary Philbin, too.
This is the formula. for “The
Gaiety Girl." latest starring vehicle
of the little girl who leaped to
meteoric fame almost ovt-r night in
"lilerry—Go-Rnund."
"Can she do it again?" wiscacres
asked.
She did it—~In "Fools Highway"—
and now. in “The Gaiety Giri."‘un-
der King llaggot’s dlrccticm, eclipses
both her former productions. The
new picture. now showing at the
Palace theatre, shows a lip-rally new
Mary Philhln: a modern girl plung-
ed in the heart of London's giddy
whirl of pleasure. although sick at
heart.
Dom
IS NOW EXPERT
0N Polo RULES
Had to Learn ’Em to
Referee Game in “A
Thief in Paradise” at
Rialto
Doris Kenyon. stage and screen
star, had to studv up on the rules
and ngulutinns of polo for her
role in ".\ 'lhict in l‘urm‘lisv." piny-
lng for the last time. tonight at the-
Rialto.
Doris. in one sequence of this
thriller. appears as the rcfvree of
a. novel polo game. The contest-
ants were a. team of hinmlcs against
one of brunettes. all clad in bathing
suits. [tut after burning the mid-
night oil for several nights, she
finally mastered the gnme‘ and her
decisions could not in challenged.
Ronald Colman assisted her. with
Aileen I'rinull- lmuctmu for the
blondes from lhr' Sideline-s.
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Have You Heard
"UKELELE" RALPH?
‘ates for himSelf a role that will long
The role of “Chickle.” the “DOC!
walking goil" or Elcaore Hebertn's
popular tale. Is to be played by
Dorothy Mackaiil. Dorothy ought
to know how a hard working lady
feels as she claims the title 0! “the
hardest worked girl in the movies."
She made live pictures In le- than
a year.
Dorothy Is an English girl and
admits she was a London stenc-
grapher at one time. W she
went on the stage in her native
land: then came to New York'end
Joined Zlegfeld's Follies. She can
do as good a buck and win: dance
as one would wish to see. She de-
‘cldcd pictures were her especial
Irorte. however. and that free lanc-
lns In the films gives an actress
a better chance to get the kind of
parts she likes than long-term con—
tracts. So she has not signed on
the dotted line with any company.
“(“htckle" is a First National pic.
ture and John Francis Dillon is
wielding the megaphone.
Dorothy was Dick Barthelmess"
leading Indy In “The Fighting
Blade" and “Twenty-one." Her re-
cent pictures are "The Painted
LOADS" “Mine \V’Iih the Iron Door."
and "The Man \Vho Came Back."
When ”Chickie" Is finished she will
play opposite Milton Sills in "The
Making of O‘Mailcy."
O 0 0
"Forever After." an Owen Davis
story. has tt-en purchased {or I
starring Vehicle for Corinne Gril-
mu. Alice Brady stared in the play
in New York. Corinne is now work-
ing on "The National Anthem" and
her finished film. "Declasso" is
ready for release.
0 0
Alice 'I‘r-rry has commenced work
on “Any \l’oman." from the pen of
Arthur Somers Itochc. Henry King
directs. He was the producer of
Lillian Glsh's "The “‘hite Sister."
and also of "Snckcloth and Scarlet."
starring/the lovely Alice.
in we; a?
Dorothy Mscksill. “u”
Lila Lee (Mrs. James Kirkwoud)
will be Thomas Alcighnn's lending
woman in "(lid Home \Vw‘k." as
she was In his last film. "t‘nming
Through." "Old Home \\'r-ck" was
written especially for Mvighun by
George Ade.
Monty Brinks. rotund and runs-
tachcd comedian. has announced
that he Is through with slap-stick
comedy and hereafter \\lll nnke
feature length films. lie is out to
rival Ilarolri Lloyd and lloug. Muc-
l.ean. Anne Cornwall will be his
leading lady in "Keep Smiling.“ his
first.
'1 HARD TO LIVE WITH, SAYS ACTOR
Ail-2i" YORK. Mar.
Rennrlt.‘ actor. whose "six blocks'
from his wife was followed
by a real divorce stilt by her. has
FIVt‘n out an Interview attributing his
marital troubles to his temperamen-
tal character. He loves her. he says,
but is willing that she should have
a ill\llrt‘0 because she want! It.
“We‘re all temperamental about
here." he said in the interview. given
divorce"
where he Is now playing.
There will be it special children's
:tmtlt’w" at lhf‘ legent theatre. Sat-
urday lit in a m.. featuring Jackie
Coogun in "The Rngman." This pic-
ture ls rndorsr-d by the Better Films
association. and chaperones to care
Ifor the children will be provided by
(the association.
The frve passes which were award
-d at the lust Saturday matiness at
the Recent. dated Feb. 28, may be
used at this performance.
Chnpcroncs under the direction of
Mrs. l‘Linir‘l Toomcy. acting for Mrs.
H. Shun-it. are members of the Re-
‘pill-lir’flll Women's association: Mrs.
.P, l’. Frey, Mrs. H. Harris. Mrs.
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13.——Richard lwhy my wife cnn't
;1t difficult pct-son
in“. husband said.
l'm
“hit. I
with me.
live
luv
to
‘know it."
Bennett's attorney announced yts-
ter-luy that l. :tllmnlly agreement
h.\d muddy been much-3d Ilv lien-
n- ll and his wife. Mrs. liennct's
divorce suit will not he conteslv'd.
She “ill 8‘ ck the
custody of thrir llll‘cc childrtn. one
of whom. l-z‘ll‘liilrtl. has :tlrt :i.'\ start.
ed on licr slugv 0:11" (‘I‘. Mrs. liennvtt
Freeman Licht. Firs. lirri-v'rt I‘ol-
lard. Mrs. Join) Mr rritnnzi. Mrs. May
“”004. Mrs. S .\ll'!tm Stcn-ns. Mrs.
“'lllinm Gainer. Mrs. Howard Tilly
and Miss Helen Adams.
Postres advertising: this picture
have been placed In the local librar-
Ics. Those posters are thc work of
Mrs. I‘rrsfnn lh-rnurd‘s Girl Scout
troop, who have been working linnicr
the direction of l'aitcn Beard. choir»
man of the girls“ nrld l'mys' matinee
committee. to make thrm for the
Better Films nsutvintitn. More of
thOSt‘ pustvrs “ill be mmle lutvr and
placed In cunvvnlvnt locations about
the city.
“LEND ME YOUR
HUSBAND” HERE
ON SATURDAY
Burr McIntosh, Depict-
' er of "Judge” Roles,
Portrays New Type
In Film
Burr McIntosh. who for nutty
years has been cast 0 ntho screen as
a famous Judge and prominent man
socially. has turned the tables this
time in his portrayal of a devote and
God-fearing man whose every action
is governed by his belief and fear In
God. In "Lend hie Your Husband."
one of the features at the Regent on
Saturday. hlr. McIntosh given a. re-
mnrknhle portrayal of this most dit-
flcult role. ills religious fanaticism
causes him to refuse all sorts 0f
worldly pleasures and. at the some
time. forces him to deny his daugh-
ter all the pretty things that the
present young lady demands. Against
his wishes. she attends an exclusive
country club affair. and when she
does not return at the stated hour he
makes his way to this so-called den
or iniquity and In a. thrilling scene
denounces all those who make please
ure their one goal and aim in life.
It Is at this junction that Burr Mc-
lntosh rises to the heights and cre-
he remembered In pictures. This is
an entirely new character portrayal
for this eminent actor whose per-
formance In this instance become:
an extraordinary achievement and It
Is due entirely to Mr. Hctntosh's
genius that thle,psrticulsr scene ls
put over.
"Lend lie Your Husband" is an
exceptionally well directed and con-
ceived story. Patrons of the Regent
should and this a really absorbing
photoplay.
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REALTY DEAL.
A warrantee deed was given at the
hoeb Aconcy yesterday by Sophie
Stock to Eugene J. Van No- for a
two family house and tween. ur-
age in Fenwtck street. East Nor-
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trill put an it special prozram at the
in his dressing room of the theatre also In» an actress. known on the 1 "930m “"11 T‘t‘fidfly night with the
"That's stage as Adrienne Morrison.
YOUNGSTERS TO SEE “THE RAGMAN”
AT REGENT SATURDAY MORNING.
' 'COOGAN’SSTAR
Shines Just As Bright-
, Sometimes. when producers of
.zent Theatre. Mr Comran was, as
‘l'ord. Stars with Norma Shearer In
‘lhv new film. ““‘ukll'g ('3'! the
Town." which comes to the Rlalto
am: and Notes fer Norwalk Theatre-Gael»;
mm ms
STAR SUPPORT
DOESN’T DIM. -
ly As Ever in “The
Ragman” at Regent
Theatre
motion pictures are looking around
for a cast with which to surround I.
star. they are careful not to select s
supporting player whose brilliance
might overwhelm or show, the dubi-
ous brightness of their central play-
er. Not always is the alleged star's
"candle-power" of such illuminating
power as to shine clearly through
the constellation of s. galaxy of
bright-shining supporting players.
But when Jack Coogsn. Sr.. starts
out to provide Jackie with a. cast.
he Is suHect to no fears concern-
ing the star's ability to project his
brilliance through the luminous
brightness of the most distinguished
organization possible to assemhlo.
Tho world agrees with Mr. Coogsn
that there is no one in the world
quite like Jackie. He Is unique and
thus shines brightest in the bright-
est. company.
In assembling the players for
"The ling Man." the production on
its last showing tonight at the Re-
usunl. \vv‘ll advised. Robert Edeson.
undoui- I‘lv one of the most distin-
guished of American actors of the
stage or screen was engaged for
an important role. and appears with
Jnckio in one of the 'climax scenes
of tho picture. As Eddie Cline. the
director, szziel after the scene was
completed. “it wns done by two
\rterans. Rob and Jackie."
Chips and Chatter
“Our Mary's" brother. Jack Pick-
St-ndav evening.
Milton Sills. who made such a hit
luv-o rr-ccntly In “As Man Desires."
will show hrre nznin Saturday at
the lteuetzt in "Iwzuliy Dead."
Yn u'vv heard. of course. about the
fat-2.1.3 Tnlmodge sisters. who have
frmde nlm histroy. Their husky
young brother Dick stars In "Youth
and Adventure" at the Rialto on Sat-
'Irdny.
The AnC'rnt Order of Ilibrcnlans
main feature. “Mighty Lsk' a Rose.”
The show is under the auspices of
Division No. l of the order.
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LAST TIMES TODAY
Doris Kenyon
Claude Gillingwater
Aileen Pringle
Donald Colman
Alec Francis
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s s 'r u a n A Y
Richard Talmadge
_in_
“YOUTH AND
ADVENTURE”
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First chapter of new serial
SUNDAY EVENING
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