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Today and Tomorrow
.\ LMA RUBENS
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FRAN K MAYO
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"THE PRICE SHE
PAID”
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~' all Cinema critic:
‘Comedy -:- News
u‘mtlesday. Thursday. 125“,
2.;ramount Presents
GLENN HUNTER
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~"s'l'321 in a smashing illrn
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f 124 Wale-gin ire-s
Spoiled Fire Scene on
Yacht by Making
Unscheduled
Appearance
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When Henry A. ”sense. who did
the directing 02 “The Price She
2am." which opens today at tha
negent Theatre, was oi! the coast
o! San Diego making the big
scene in Jrhich a mcua is made
tron: a burning yacht theer
out and a good tire going on the
yacht. a United states Coast Guard
cutter which was patroling the
lama diatrict. came up over the
horizon. Those on the cutter were
not aware of what was going on and
proceeded at till! speed to the res-
cue. Beta-re the trunk: cameramon
could set into communication with
the mending oaicer oi the cut-
ter the damage was done and the
wrong ship. had appeared on the
film {or the rescue. They finally
managed to tell the C. 0. of the
cutter what it was all about and
then had to make that part or the
Deane all over again. .
The picture itself is well worth
seeing. Alma Rubens and Frank
, Mayo do some of the best acting in
' their several careers. They are most
’admirsbly supported by William
W'eich. Eugenio casual-er, Lloyd
Whitloch. Freeman Wood and Wilc
trod Lucu. The direction ahd
photography are of the highest or.
der. The story or the picture is
based on the novel of the same
name by DaVid Graham Phillipe.
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much trouble from the wuther.
Mter they had that straightened .
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ESE PENDlEmN ;
ROUND-UP 1N
SCREEN 510va
Rodeo Is Bad-(ground,i
of New Hoot Gibson;
Film Here Thurs-
day ;
The Pendleton Round-Up, biggestl
and. most colortul o: the numerous:
carnivals a! cattle country cportsi
helri in this country each year. "Let?
i'Er Back.” is the background for:
|Hoot Gibson's rodeo special comingi
,to the Palace theater next Thursday. ;
litany of the daily events. with;
championship riders endeavoring to:
conquer horses possessing nation-I
'wido reputations for bucking ei-
ciouaness. others roping steers and
others in thrilling bull-dogiug1
stunts. ' l
1 Gibson. who won the all around:
gchamplonship in Pendleton in 1912.‘
‘rode a Reina: race and drove aé
chariot race. both oi which eventa’
were incorporated in the picture;
story. Several of the bunch at Univ;
vernal Ranch Riders assigned to the;
Gibson unit took part in the pro»
grammed events. and are holders of
championships won in tormer seam
In "Let ‘Er Buck." Gibson has the;
'part of a young cowboy forced by"
a. scheme of a. rival in love to flee
gtho big Texas ranch on which he
éwas employed. A_s a brake-beam
,tourist he reaches Pendleton a tow,
Edayu belore the Annual Round-Up.
;and is given a job on a ranch near-
by. The owner at the ranch is a.
:wornan. and. discovering that there
Jia a'plot' to prevent her hog-5.: win-
lniag the two racing events. get: the
.‘prornisa 02 Boot to ride and drive
for her. Marian .‘flxon. and Josie
Bedgwick are in the cast. directed
by Ed, sedgwick.
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M o v i e Director De-
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Praises Pictures ,
FAME. April 6.—‘1'hc world is
getting sick of legs. 50 says George
Fitxmaurice. French horn Irish-
man. who declares that nudity has
practically abolished real art on
men I think how much more
the movies are attacked than is the
me. I ban to laugh." said George.
looking his handler-nest as he lum'
l“: with another Irishman-Dudley
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hiss Joyce's ngure is slender.
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Star of “Girl of Gold”
Says Folks in Love
“MERTON OF THE
MOVIES” WILL 2
snow AT REGENl
Famous Film of 1.000;
Laughseto Be Here?
Wednesday — Glenn ‘
Hunter in Title Role
“The play mpst go out" .
The oldat. unbreakable maxim o!
the theatre has been instilled into
Glenn Hunter. youthtul star o! "Mer-
ton oi the )lovies." but ll. caused him .
considerable anguish.
James. Cruse. the noted Paramount ;
director Who is making the iilm \er, ‘
sion oi the noul and play had his
company high in the hills back 01‘
-a... ..
Hollywood rushing a sequence oi the:
story in which I-iunter enact: the:
daredevil-movie-herolc roles oi,
which he dreams. It. was what is‘
hnown as a "union" scene. but it
had to be done in realty-
Ona occno was to show Merton;
romantically garbod in cowboy.
chaps. boots. hat and a hea‘w cartv
ridge belt. slide down a rope from a
forty-toot clip to rescue the im-’
' periled heroine. .. .
"Do you want a double. Cruseg
asked Hunter. R
“No: tor me." said Elunter. and.
swung over the edge or the cl!!! as;
the cameras started to click.
The weight or the leather chaps
and the cartridge belt and gun
proved too much for Hunter’s
strength. He took two downward
jerks "handmrhand." and than
began to slide. ietung the rope slip
through his Angora.
Ten tee: iron: the ground the tric-
tion or the rope had burned the skin
from the paint! 0! his hands. and he
loosed his grip and tell. But the
gccne’waa rubbed.
“Merton o! the levies." with Viola
Dana featured in support or the star,
will bo- am a: the Regent Theatre.
Wednesday.
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HOLLYWOOD. Caz. Apr. 6—With
definite assurance that William a.
Hart would make his second return
Dan Mason, who is seen as the old:
to the screen under the banner of
United Arrisv- that organization is
preparing {or 1. series of conlarencaa
beginning may. at which further
enlargemen' o: the group will be
considered -
lnnlteeper in Colleen Moore's newt-est.i
starring vehicle to: First National.‘
”Sally." booked to 09*": at the Rialro‘
Theatre. in a dog fancier. His two‘»
beat pals are a pair of blue~bloodcd'
Scotch collies.
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"People in love lose their aaua at
f humor—absolutely."
That is the contention o: rim
[\‘idor. lovely star of "The Girl at
l Gold." which opens today at the Ill»-
alto Theatre. .
The discussant arose during the
filming at that production. in which
[Ml- \‘idor portrays flelen Kerri-
srnore. an heiress who is pmioundly
In love. but tears that the man 10'-
her money more than herself.
In this particular scene the man
‘prcposea, and the script called tor
‘the girl's retort. “Schuyler Living~
'stone. are you asking me to marry
lyou?" to be made in alight and hu-
moron; vein.
Miss V‘idor disagreed and expren-
eu her views as tollows:
“Helen has long been in love with
. Schuyler. but only dared to dream or
his loving her. And now. when he ae-
btually asks her to marry hill. aha
icerainly wouldn't think it iunnyl
; "it would be dirterent it she didn’t
.1 care for him and had Just been play.
ing With him. Then she might tease
'him and flirt-with him simply to
please her van tr.
"But. in a cue like this. when aha
has been yearning tor this seemingly
improbable thing to hapm aha
would be thrilled into «home.
{and iciclg would be the farthest
. thought iron: her mind.
"it's true, however. in some in-
stances. that the lovers are,” in-
tent on their own aiiairs that their
extreme seriousness providoa danc-
ious hut-nor tor outsiders. But if!
1 never funny to t'ioaa coocarnadl"
i )lisa Vldor is the wtio 01 King
‘Vldor. well known director. More
leither of them was known to the
public. King {Ev-t Florence. persuado
«ed h-r to enter the pictures and tell
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