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Marriage in Transit”
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Sunday Eve
BUCK JONES and
ELINOR‘ FAIR
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"Gold and the Girl”
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William. Desmond
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"The Riddle Rider” ,
muddy, Tuesday, Wednesday
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Jack Holt, Lois Wilson
Wallace Bcery
' (one (ircy' 3 Mighty Story
T he Thundering Herd”
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"The Way of a Girl”
Sunday Evening
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“Gold and the Girl”
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“The Riddle Rider”
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of Secret Ser-
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pend upon ~tine secret codes used 1:
State. War. Navy and Treasury no):
, partments to conceal important in-
urination was proven durin the
World War when thousands officers).
bodies 0! dead men.
tion involved were striving to secure
keys to names which they stole.
bought. captured and took from the
in: to snatch up a. scrap or knowi-
M‘any were secured and scientists
and scholars were constantly at
work devising new ‘fjones. while other
scholars were constantly at work
trying to find solutions for those they
southt to make intelligible. Tree
mendous secrets were thus revealed
and many caretully maimed attacks
were thwarted through the unravel-
ling of. these secrets.
Until the World War called Ameri-
ca. to the fight the United States So-
cret Service consisted of a. small
force of men whose duties consisted
of hunting down counterfeiters and
seeking out the secret landing places
or muzgiers.
“'h'en war raged the force Was
vastly enlarged. to what proporv
tlona is one or the nation's secrets.
The men and Women engaged in
spying out the secrets or the na-
tions at war and the traitors at
heme were ,the uniforms of 'all
lands. They were in the armies of
the enemies. were employed in em-
bassies .0! other nations, engaged
as cooks and waiters. chaufieurs.
guides and teamsters. They were
scattered lrom one end of the
world to the other, always endeavor-
in: to snatch u pa. scrap or knowl-
edge that w'ould be of aid to this
country's cause.
In “Marriage in Transit. " the
thrilling mystery: romance in which
the famous Fox star. Edmund Lowe.
is appearing at the Regent theater
today theworkings of the United
States Secret Service in receiv-ering
a. code stolen by a. band at conspirao
tors for sale to a. European nation
are revealed in a. most sensational
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Eamsnlegos appeared in Superior
.Court yesterday and asked .per-
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pronounce}? he explained. “Peo—
ple call me salmon Eggs and
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"Ramon Navarro. ”
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“WAY OF A GIRL”
SHOWING LAST
TIME TONIGHT
Star, Has Only Been
With Films for
Three Years , .
It motion picture critics—dud nu-
diences as voila—were asked, the
question: Who is the most promis-
ing young actress on the screen——it
is a. fairly safe bet that the reply
would be Eleanor Boardman.
Miss Boas-dines. who plays the
leading feminine role in "The “’ay
ot a. Girl." showinz for the last time
today at the Palace theater. came
to the screen less than three years
ago. She'had never been inside a
studio. or been photographed lira
motion camera. before June, 1922.
New. in "The “'ay or a Girl,” she
has played her twelfth leading role
tor the camera: her work has own
her. commendation from everyone;
she has been highly successful in al-
most every type or role.
Her first part of any kind was in
“The Strunger’s Banquet." in which
for all her shyness and demurencss.
she played a. “vamp." Then Rupert
Hughes, seeking some girl who was
not known to the screen at the time.
signed her for the lead in his pic-
turization or Holly-Wood life, "sculs
tor Sale." Surrounded by celebrated
actors in this picturE. her work still
was outstanding. and King Vider
picked her for the load in "Three
Wise Fools."
Then came in rapid succession.
leads in .“Thc Day of Faith," "True
as Steel," ““‘ine of Youth,” '.'Tl1c
Turmoil,” "Sinners in Silk." "The
Silent Accuser." “So This I: Mar-
riage." "Wife of the Centaur," and
her last work. “The 'Way of a. Girl.”
THIRSTY, JACK
HOLT ATE SNOW
ON LOCATION
In Spite of Adages Star
of “Thundering
Her ” Suffers No
After-Eifects
When stray from water in a. cold
country, never eat snow to quench
your thirst—«hat is the aseold pro-
verb of the North.
. While on location in the high
Sierras, filming scenes for Zane
Grey’s "The Thundering Herd."
showing at the Regent next Monday,
which William K. Howard directed
for Paramount. Jack Hoitcomplete-
iy disproved this theory.
The company wasmiles tram civ-
ilization and water was search To
quench his thirst, Holt started eat-
ing snow. Some or the other film
piss ers warned him at the danger.
explaining that instead ot quench-
in; ones thrist it tends to increase
it. Not only 'that, they told binnif
sufficient snow is imbibed. it is apt
to make one seriously ill.
The popular screen luminary dis-
regarded the warning and for an en
tire day consumed snow to his.
Eleanor Boardwan, the ‘
The dynamic Priscilla Dean has
or the screen." And while her vi-
vnclty. agility and resourcefulness in
films remind one of a feminine ver-
Ision of Doug Fairbanks. there is
nothing wild or "catty" about her
when one chats with her over the
luncheon table as we did the other
day.
Priscilla. is then just a.
young woman with
eyes, the sort or person you want to
call by her first name at once.
Her extremely youthful looking
mother was present, too, and Pris-
cilla calls her "Mary" and. needles
to say. they are great pals. Pris-
friendly
witgry and says she loves "to make
a real orgy of baking and scrub—
bing,“ she does really.
Chaney the most male
actor. _
She prefers the screen to the stage
as “there is always something new
rin‘pictures. One gets so tired at
doing the same thing over and over
as one does on the stage.
"Under Two Flags." is probably
Priscilla's best known picture. :Her
later films are “A Cale in Cairo,"
"The Siren of Seville" and "The
Crimson Runner." Just at present
she is making a personal appearance
tour with this last picture and giv-
ing a. little sketch which carries the
action. oi the picture when the film
is "out.' The story is later finished
on the screen.
She expects to make “The People
versus Nancy Preston" next. /‘ It is
a. story written by John Moroso; au-
.thol‘ or Thomas Meighan's "City of
Silent Men. "
wonderful
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Edmund Lowe has three lovely
leading ladies in his current star-
ring vehicle. They are Claire
Adams- Diana. [Miller and Marion
Harlan;
Patsy Ruth Miller plays the lead.
ing role in the Kathleen Norris
star}.
\V'arner Bros. are filming. Marie
Provost was first announced for
the role.
.Zazu Pitts. heroine of "Greed," is
to play the feminine lead in="Pretty
Ladies." now being directed by Mon.
in Bell. In this photoplay Zszu will
for the first time wear pretty clothes
and have what might be termed a
aboutJt. \Vhen one is cut on from
drinking water. one should start
eating snow immediately—even be-
’ioro, one becomes thirsty. Pick. out
clean snow and eat a little at a
time. It’s a. trick} learned while in
Alaska. mining {or copper. before I
entered motion picturch'
In “The Thundering Herd ”which
is written around the old west and
graphically portrays the last stand
or the American budalo and In-
dians against the invasion of civillo
ration. Jack Holt shares featured
honors ulth iois Wilson, Noah
Beery and Raymond Hutton. '
heart's contenn‘At the end of the
day. he felt none the worse tor the
experience.
”The proverb is true to a cat-taint
exten " explains Holt. “Most peopiell
do not know the correct :wny ”‘7 go .
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room: is in. and cough medicine
won the sobriquet or “the wildcatd
.loveiy dark
cilia. also admits a passion for nous», ’
She likes to'
play bridge, too, and thinks Lon -
"Rose or the W orid. " which
'A , mend." ~r
“straight lead."
have the male and Liiyan Tashman
will be the “heavy.”
The cast for Rupert Hughes’ “The
Rebellious Girl" is. Sully O'Neill.
Bert. Roach; ohn Patrick. James
Morrisom E ells Clark. DeWitt
Jennings, Ethel W'ales, Johnny Fox,
DorothyflSeay and Evelyn Pierce.
Sully O’Neill, Evelyn Pierce and Es-
telle Clark are“ newcomers to the
screen. .
Nita Noldl is method member
or the cast. 0: "ThenLndy \Vho‘ Lied’
which is the film version or Robert.
Bichens' (book. "‘Snake Bite.” Vir-
ginia. Valli and Lcjwis Stone are'the
other members. .
Ernest Terrence's 18 year'oid son.
Ian Terrenceyis working in the lab-
He is starting at the bottom and
plans to work up to an executive
moonlight. but in 1116- glare of
Kleig_ lights. They had been arrested
right; in the tamer of a mullet: pic-
ture location set being used by
Xi’an-nor Bros. lor’ their "Lover‘s
Lane" production. '
-‘Vhen brought before Judge Davis.
leniency, as they stated they were
sounded like a plausible excuse. but
the judge was not to be blurted, so
treating the cane as a. very serious
tone. he sentenced both for life; mar-
then he married them.
the set. nil-ester Phil Roses, has=
chalked up score No. 1. for “Lover s
“Lover's Lane" is the screen ver-
sion or the famed play of the some .
by Clyde: Fitch; who enjoys a unique .
niche in Amerim drama. An all-“
_ star out; has been assembled for
tradition, in piivate schools.
. a the
‘ seemingly
Tom Moore rwili -
oratory o: the Paramount studio.1
of Pleasanton, the couple asked for
on their way to be married. It? '
(g'
Buck Jones in Fox‘
———--—a
Elinor Pair portrays the role or
“ heroine in .‘fGoid and the Girl. " the
William Fox production playing at
the Regent and Palace on Sundav.
She is delightfully feminine, oith
the languid grace of the isouthern
girl. .. '
You canslrnost imagineirher talk-
ing with a. nott,sou§horn draw-l. And
she doesévfor Elinor was born in
Richmond; Virginia. and educated,
in scoot-dunes with the old Southern
Then
folloch a. few years albroad where
she studied ‘inusic. dancing and
dramatic art. .
It “as in Paris that Elinor first
conceived anambitlon to be an act-
ress, but'she did nottcaiiz’e that am-
bition until several years later, when
7 , her family moved to Los, Aussies. It
was then that she had a. chance to
play a small part with the Alcazar
Stock company. -She did. so Well,
that she stayed with them all sum-
mer playing various roles.
From there“ the step to the screen
was inevitublo,~and she soon found
herself cats in a. character role.
Since then e has played in many
important roles.
’ ‘Miss Fair is about. five feet four
in height and weighs 120 pounds.
She has'lovely brown eyes and
brown hair.‘ glinting «with golden
tints. She is particularly well sult-
ed to a. part opposite big Buck Jones
because her dainty. feminine charm
1 set; of! to good. advantage his
strength and protectixeness.
TOM in nu.
MONDAYINZANE
GREY STORY
“Riders of. the l’urple
' ' I s' ' Regular;
Sage” _
Western Story — "At
.Rialte Monday
One of the most. interesting phas-
dwellers. which can still be’ found in
“est. Sheer mountain walls.
inacessible. furnished
fortresses for this ancient people. It
the top or these natural citsdels.
“We find a. similar-instance in the
monasteries o! Thessaly in Greece.
shore monks guarded sacramental
treasures by placing them at the top
or a natural tower-like {urination
that rose more than 800 test into the
clouds The Pueblo Indians built
terraces for the same purpose—de-
fense against. an enemy who attacked
from below.
iniho rousing story by Zane Grey.
"Riders of the Purple Sage." Masher.
hero of the novel, pursued by two—
score ruiflans. suddenly finds him-
sel! apparently blocked by a. wall of
rock. Bis suift \islon perceives toot-
holes in the oil?! and he makes his
escape. A keen knowledge of the
“’est enabled the author of the book
to present a. unique situation for the
climax of his narrative.‘
“Riders of the Purple Sage" has
been transported to the screen by
\E’iliiam Fox. Tom Mix. in the role
"Husbands and Lovers." a. First Na-
tionsi picture, is one or the dim
colony‘s most. prominent citizens. As
a clubrnan and sportsman. ha is one
of the leading figures of. Les Angelou.
ried to each other. and there and »
As it wast
, the poliCenian engaged by Warner,
Bros" who arrested the couple on,
es or the early history of this con— '
, tinent is the mute record of the clii!
This Iornis an important element
of Lassiter, 'will be seen at the Rialto,
Theatre for 2 days starting Monday.»
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EVELYN in_BRENT
‘FORBIDDEN CARGO’
A picture that will thrill you to
your finger tips
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n
. I ' “LOvers’. Lane”
The best play or a master salad.
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