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\‘AUDEVILLE
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ASADAUGII'IER
Takes Entirely New
Type of Role in “The
Girl of Gold” at Ri-
alto
Wo mustered protound astonish-
ment When Florence Vidor follow-
ed the demure "Barbara Fristchie"
shew girl in “The Mirage." but we
received a greater and more pleas-
ant surprise upon reviewing “The
Girl of Gold" which was shown for
,the first time at the Rialto theatre
‘ yesterday.
In this brilliant drama. 0:
York society. Miss \‘idor reveals
yet snother phase or her always
New
pleasing personality and in the role
of the pampered daughter of amill-
ionairc mine owner who has lots 01
Regent
Today
.\ I..\IA RUBENS
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FRANK MAYO
- ..;-poiling screen vehicle
"THE PRICE SHE
PAID”
"xiv has been praised
i t :l‘.. “Li. critics
Comedy - :- News
ik'm‘utesday. Thursday, Friday
mmuni Presents
(. rfixx HUNTER
he original stage pre-
"»"n in Ll smashing film
fun or the .\’ew York
"h-‘l London success
"\iERTON OF THE
MOVIES”
Positively No Advance
In Prices
money but no social prestige. she
does some of the finest work of her
career. She has completelychang-
. ed her personality for this part and.
Mn 8. blondc wig. she is a. new and
even more charming Miss \‘idor, re-
tallilutz all her old sweetncss and
since
The picture itself is a tale of a
girl who has mouthing but the
thing she wants most-love.
There is a note oi novelty in a
itasthnable dance held down in a
gold mine. Just when the hilarity
is at. its height. the mine caves in
and traps the frantic party for be-
neath the earth. All are saved but
the hero and heroine snd'the scene
in which the two Iwait death to-
gether is one or rare
and appeal.
. Miss \‘idor is supported by a
Isplendid cast including Malcolm
McGregor. Alan Roscoe. Bessie
Eyton. Claim Du they and Charles
French.
There are some sumptuous sets
. and lavish gowns that. will make an
especially strong appeal to the tem-
lnine tans.
‘ It‘s really a great. picture.
taining some highly dramatic situ-
stioma. new thrills and line acting
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and we heartily advise you to see
it.
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HOLY WEEK
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Good Friday Night
Naunder‘s Cantata.
Pcnitence. Pardon and Peace
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‘MERTON OF THE
MOVIES’ HERE
ON WEDNESDAY
, Glenn Hunter and Vi-
ola Dana in Satire on
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iously satirical coniedxodrama of
Hollywood's movioland. coming to
the Regent on \V‘ednesday for a. 3
éday run. is 'tho picture with the
{perfect cast.
Jesse L. Lush}. :lrst Vice-prcrident
.oi the Famous l‘laytrs-lasky Corp—
,oraiion in charzc of production.
made that statement utter announc-
ling the t‘UIlliltilu roster of noted
lpla} era to appear in the screen \er-
stem or Harry Leon “llson 3 popular
' novel and play.
Jamcs Cruzc. the man who made
”The Covered \R'agon" and other
notable rcccnt Paramount successes
directed "Morton." it is a story vt‘
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a movie-struck country youth who
goes pcnnilt‘ss to Hollywood. meets
l adversitics and inumercnce. but
I eventually wins stardom through the
‘ guidance of a picture-wise girl.
Glenn Hunter. the ”Merton" who
lcaptlvated the New York stage. has
the starring role. \‘iola Dana. petite
;star. is Ieaturod opposite him as
iSaIly “Flips" hiontaguc, tho super-
lmovie-soplilsticsted actress who
leads his dangling {cut to the dizzy
heights 0! success. _
“‘alter “'oods wrote the scenario.
0 bars in the cast include Do'fi'itt
Jennings. Elliott Roth. Charles Eel.
Ian. Charles Ogle. Ethel \Vales. Luke
Cosgrare, Gale Henry. Frank Jonas-
son and Eleano: Lawson.
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Girl of Gold" Shou‘lng It the
COLLEEN MOORE
WAS TRAINED
FOR DANCING
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Studied Under Kosloff
Scene ani “The Rialto Tonight.
(loci-10d to givc it clos: attention. It
Mia: about that time that Theodore
'Koslorz arrived in Cameraland and
opened his famous ballet school.
Colleen Moore l-ccame a pupil. 8h.
piogiessed to the point “here even
Koslol’t piedicted a Lig success (or
her ballet,- ialent 5
Another prediction
Tim movies claimed
cumin her childhood
rluineioned.
gone wrong.
Colleen. and
ambition we:
But a‘ his: tho time, arrived tor
hose twinkling toes in haw. their
Md Danced from “inning." Colleen Moore is starred
in "Sally” l?\‘ First National. and
Childhood, But Mov-
ies Claimed Her .
as evelyone knows who has seen or
mad or lhlh nmmi Ziegneld stage
Stif‘CESF. "Sally” is .i. (lancer.
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Exen buck in them: "pig tall“ dogs in ‘1“ I" l‘“'“ \crslon 03 3““!-
or Port Huron. Mich. where she “as“ l‘ullor n is rr‘rluli‘r'il l0 impersonate
h‘looro s'tfitr‘l for the odification of
dance in ll. liar advance “as such.
’ p :I‘lirector Alfred E. Grnon startled
that fond relatives and friends pro.
thril‘m-i mcrv on!“ on the big
dcted a rr-at future for liar as .'«il""““1 . , « ,
dlinseuao g fact. “as tlzl: their "Lillie Colleen'
But ”k. mm. “Hm. ion no .1141: ITO“.7’13”"???i “if: ‘1‘” that soul-
sort, the pucno awn. Colleen Moore. 5‘ .rr\ng “Aloft!“ dm h‘h ‘9‘?" P!-
“as destlnnl for fame but n. “1501:“ ”‘IHHI'TSWS. ogre‘ml 2.1-5“
tho expected channel. As thingsidan‘ “x‘H‘UJUJ‘ up “1911' any 1.“,
came about. Port. Huron iulfillnl its MN. 1”,; - 5 ‘
Sunttltiz’iiili her lite. Tigen‘rairm'r‘llllils- Ami “W.” “a: ”m lmlicl of every
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“he” “10 “1“?”‘10" 5' J‘J5““l‘ 5 ("’7’ ' 'r'e'ullv“ llz‘veh‘r- upon the screen it
vent :and finally Tampa. Ila. itlill_“-2” ,, ”A; “Wm“. hit of vpmum,
L05 Anselm“ 1n Tampa slu- “as :~. .n lip: ml: of" Colleen Moore that
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studt-n. ”-9 human: ('5 ll” ”"l: ,ptrnnn» (ion her most loyal lollow-
53m". ‘ ‘ ,-:r.: 2:t\‘.l‘ suspected.
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was forgottzn. Au: until 51;: iv-n- lllvim '11....zzv mu “eel“ -
tuaily :‘vrtvlltvi California. lll’l
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in we world, say specialists of the French (apical, where she is
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known as “the woman withtiie alabaster “‘19:— Rose are save
vie-nether)
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born. Colleen Ill-Jon: 1‘21: the urge :u 7'» l1"’0“l“~‘5 ““5553" dzlnscusc known “Judge not. according to appear-
dance. " i.-. Susi-tr: m 1 Her pirt requires nnce‘." » .
Long Lyrforg m5 knew “in... was ii a: she perform a rpelxacular dance The Dmnuxflp. “ as ”“1 by Rich-
such a thin: as a motion picture. 3' ”‘9 “"‘mpuml‘ "mu “m (I 3 xix-d 8. Harrison. Canadian elocu~
she was familiar with the strains oi: mum mill 0mm“ ’tionlst. It is Anderson's boast that
good music and her little feet v-mnd‘ -\ few do)?“ Null-v1 a 501‘! 0‘ "Jud“ not according to appear-
move at lhrir i-lmhmlc comnmudQ“‘“?‘leng Hi" 2:: Mr neslected ancu" will be the cleanest play on
So. naturally, little Collocwhooamea tail-his. and t‘:ir- dance that Colleen Broadway. should he bu able to
COWBOYS PLAY
IN HOO‘I’S FILM
National Repute ‘in
Support of Western
Star
There are no lac-called drug-
store cowboys in "Let 'Er Buck."
Universal-Gibson. special. starring
fleet Gibson and coming to the
they were riding. or endeavor-lug to
Palace theatre on Thursday. To
the contrary some at the moat noted
bronc‘ busters in the whole country
tool: part in the making or the pic-
ture. and while they were doing it
ride. some or the most noted ‘out-
lsw' horses.
’ This does not. mean that said
cowboys and horses have deserted
the ranges for lite in and around
a motion picture studio. but. is ex-
plained by the announcement that
“Let 'Er Buck" u as filmed with the
tamous Annual Round-Up at Pen-
dlston. Ore., as background. based
on Charles ‘Vslllng‘ton Furlong's
noted rodeo novel.
Hoot Gibson and same or the
Universal Ranch Riders who are in
the Gibson production. unit won
their spurs at Pendleton in former
years. and therefore it. was decided
to make a. picture in and around
the Roundol’p of 1924. Cones.
quently. Edward Sedgwick. the di-
rector. took his entire company. to
Pendleton a. raw days Ntore the
Round-Up was to be begun. As a
result. one of the most. exciting.
thrilling Western pictures is prom-
ind.
Gibson'- lupporting cast includes
such well known screen plat. ers as
Marian Nixon. G. RaymOnd Nye
Charlesx. French. Josie Sedgnick.
Fred Humes and William Steele
600 HEAR PLAY
OF NEGRO READ
NEW YORK. April 7.—l’.esplend-
ent in a brass-buttoned taellboy's
unitorm which he once were in a
San Francisco hotel. Garland .in-
derson. a. negro. yesterday occupied
the platform in the Grand ballroom
of the “'aidorf-Astoris and saw 311‘
audience of 600 persons alternately
shed tears and applaud at a reading
of his "Metaphysical” drama.
and a. producer to stage it.
The play. according to Anderson.
is the only one which adequately
makes the negro a. hero.
Booth Tarkington
Tale Coming- Here ;
To obtain absolutely perfect tipes
tor the story. Hobart Henley. pro-
ducing "The Turmml." Booth Tar-g
kington's celebrated story. as a hlg'
Jewel feature at Universal City.
spent several weeks at the task.
Practically every screen player at
note was gone over in the choice.
George ll-ickuthorne. Eleanor
Boardman. Emmett C rigziu, Wlnul
ter .11.“. Edward I earn. Berti
Roach. Kenneth Gibson and
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pear in the spectacular story
American life. which comes to
Palace next week.
Sigrid Holmduist,
H.
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Sigrid Holmquist. who has been
called the Mary Pickford of Sweden.
was engaged by Whitman Bennett
tor a. leading role in "Two Shall Be
Born.“ a picturization or Marie Con-
way Ocmler's famous novel of the
same name. which will be shown at
the Regent Theatre on Saturday.
Since arriving in this country Miss
Holmquist has appeared in “lied-
dling Women' 'and “Youth for Sale."
in Which she won a large t llowing.
In "Two Shall Be Born" 5 e por-
trays a society girl engaged to the
hero. but through a queer twist or
late she marries his father instead.
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have been playing some or hlr.
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ALMA RUBENS
STARS IN “THE
PRICE SIIE PAID
ham Phillips’ Tale of
Modern Marriage ——
Good Cast
When “The Price She Paid" op-
ened at the Regent theatre last
nightthcre was a large audience to
see just what had been done with
David Graham Phillips‘ story or
modern marriage.
Those who had come to see an
old friend in Alma. Rubens were
not disappointed. Her work was
superb in every respect. There Were
many situations which called tor
the greatest finesse and Miss Bub.
ens was equal to thorn. The review-
er has no hesitancy in saying that
there are few people among the
ranks of screen actresses who could
have done Justice {0 the role.
Miss Rubens shared the honors ot
the success with Frank Xayo. This
sterling actor's ability plays a great
part in the success of any picture
and also in the success of the act‘
ress playing the lead.
It is most obvious that the pro-
ducers determined to leave nothing
undone to secure a. well balanced
cast. Too otten one sees two Well
known stars surrounded by a. poor
IDEA 18E
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Wednesday - Thursday - Friday
Warner Brother: present)
anERNST LUBITSCH
.PrOducti on
group 0! supports. Not so in this
case. The cast included William
W’elch. Eugenie Besserer. Lloyd
\K'hitlock. “’iltred Lucas, Freeman
Wood. Very excellent direction in
the hands of Henry A. MscRae
mark the picture a smooth running
:1!!er with no incdhgruitiss to roar
the splendid work of the out.
The story is well known to most
people. having to do with a. young
girl surrounded with all the panoly
of wealth. An extravagant mother
at the end of her resources coerce:
the girl into accepting the mnrriage
goiter or an old man with no Iocial
'poait ion and too much money. The
Locks and Keys Fitted
Umbrellas Repaired
O O O
Baby Carriages Be-Tired
JORDAN ’S
The shop at a Thousand Utilities
We Call For and Deliver
Spring Showing
MMEJEANETTE
ossouthmsimr
ensuing situation, complicated by
the meeting pith a man who at.
the girl‘s idea or things as they
ought to be. creates the background
for many dramatic situations. A
\ery exciting rescue trom I burning
3aeht at sea. is part of the action of
the picture It can he truthfully
said that this picture will make any
teholdcr glad that he did not miss
it.
Lew Cody Musician .
TOO-Commas Tunesl
Lew Cody. “ho is playing the
role of Edmund Lamont in the
Ernst Lubitscli production. "three
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