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Today Thru Thursd
And Friday Matinee
Daily at 2 :154—7:15—9 :10
A SWANS‘ON‘ CLASSIC
:30 cents in
Norwalk
With a distinguished
Norma, Talmadgo in “The Lady" which opens for a four day run at the
Rialto tomorrow night.
There are only a. very few film
players whose popularity stretches
back to the earliest days of the mo-
vies. Oneof them is Alice Joyce.
And her popularity is all the more
remarkable because she was off
screen for some years. But since
her return to the silent drama, two
years ago in "The Green Goddess"
she has been more popular than ever,
and screen producers have been
keeping her busy.
Right now she is engaged in cre-
Palace
'I‘eIdIIy‘Tomorl‘OW
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ating the role of “Madame dc Ver-
vier," the lnolhoi' of the little French
girl in Anne Douglas Sedgwlck’s
on the screen in “Daddy's Game a.‘
popular novel. Lately she has been
Hunting.” ‘\\'l1itc‘ Mon" and “The
Passionate Adventure." the lust nam-
ed made in England.
To her studio associates and friends
Alice is a. marvel of sloudcrncss and
youth which makes it difficult to
realize that she is the mother of two
children. one six years old and the
other three. She's Mrs. James Ile-
gan. you know. .
plucked in Ilolywood. 1
Echo Daniels‘ next is “Quaran-
tine," from the stage comedy. . . .
\l'arncr Brothesr have borrowed
Fred Ncwn‘leyor. Harold Lloyd‘s di-
rector. to direct Sydney Chaplin in
his nevi. “The Man on the Box."
from Harold McGrath‘s old novel.
. . Did you like “Tl1c_ Marriage
Circle ’3‘” Ernest Lubitsch is trying to
repeat its success with “Kiss Me
Again.” by the same author. As in
“The Marriage Circle.” Marie I’rc-
rust. and Monte L‘luo have the leads.
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It's the last time this pair will be
seen together. as they'll head sepa-
rate companies hereafter. . . . I
hear that Lillian Gish’s first picture
for Metro-Goldwyn will be "The
sider. . . . I also hear‘that Lillian’s
contract calls for $3.000 a. week and
25 per cent. of the profits.
Charllefhaplin's long awaited fea-
ture length comedy. "The Gold
Rush," is ready for release. It’s
his masterpiece, I'm told. . . .
There has been something of a
stampede to buy up film rights to
various musical plays since “cal—
AIIICE JOYCE.
areal London 3.1...
,Norma. Talmadge’s new First Na-r
’7 theatre of the' 1900 period.
stage,
' idliby‘cI: the theatre Where “Florao‘
years 880.
showing the House of Parliament
in England and London Bridge.
This scene. with the London fog
umph of architecture. lighting and
camera work.
attraction produced by Joseph M.
Schenck.
Borzagc. Wallace
Norton's leading man.
3KEABLE NOVEL
Marie Provost and
‘ Via accorded unlimited tribute for the
Emarvclous piece or characterization Dum: (after overbearing a. re-
‘that his "best seller" has become on mark): Inventors are never taken
the screen. as demonstrated by “Re- seriously.
compel-me." the feature attraction at Bell: Never mind, 9“?“ Edison
the Rialto theater tonight;
"Recompense." which was written as
a sequel to “Simon Called Peter” lost
nothing of its remarkable vivid real- “my man ‘0 the butcher.
ity by being transposed to the sil-
vex-sheet.
produced the picture. are to be high- feet " he remarked.
Virgznm Apple
Blossom Queen
and Paris Under-
world Are Repro-
duced 1n “The Lady”
Some gigantic sets Were built for
tional picture to open "at the Rialto.
Theatre tomorrow for 4 days.
The first is a. complete English 1
This ,
theatre is perfect in every‘detall and
was done from old photographs ob-
tained in London. It includesthe
dressing rooms, back stage.
orchestra pit, boxes, galleries and
dora" was first presented in London.
Next were reproductions” or the" lla—
tel Metropole and the exterior and
interior 0: the Casino at Monte .
Carlo. The gambling rooms also
were done from photographs sent
over from France. , .
Another important set was a
French Apache resort in the tough-
est watertrbnt section of Marseilles
where the drags of soelety of all na-
tions gather. The peopling of this
set was a. doubly dlmcutt task re-
quiring the greatest accuracy of de-
tail. AILtho costumes were secured
in France by Jacques d’ Auray for it
“as necessary to haxc them such as
were worn in that particular sec-
tion or Marseilles about twenty-five
all
Add to the list ofs beauty
Iquecns, Miss Eleanor Chile: of
Kemstoivn, F redcrick county,Va.
She fircigncd over the annual
.“Apple Blossom festival" jn
luchcstcr, Ya. ,.
Still another huge setwas that
1y recommended on the excellent re-
sults they have achieved.
Marie Provost and Monte Blue are
primarily responsible {or the grip-
ping, spellbinding intensity of the
production. .whieh tells the story of
Peter and Julie and their struggle
with themselves to learn the real
meaning otllifc and love. Their in-
terpretatlon 10f the two famous roles
of the Army Chaplain and the Army
nurse are nothing short of pertect.
and their screen personalities are so
closely attuned to each other that
they epitomize the old saying—“man
and woman are complements of each
filler."
John Patrick. John Roche, Etta.
Lee. Vv'm. Davidson had the other
players who constitute the \Varner
cost more than 21111 requirements,
whilelhe direction and mounting of
the picture raises it: to the level 01‘.
“unusual." Harry Beaumont direct—
ed “Recompensc”: Dorothy Farnum
wrote ’lhe scenario and Dave Abel
handled the photography.
‘Recompense" is a. “'arner Bros.’
"Cla55ie of the Screen" and should
not be fnisscd.
dimming the whole set. was a. tri-
"Tho Lady" is a. First National
It was directed by Frank
MacDonald is
KEEPS REALITY
IN FILM VERSION
Monte Blue Portray
Parts of Peter and
Julie in Recompense
This is One time when a novelist
Bright
made light ofv his theories.
Robert Keable's sensational novel .._.____._
.Putting His Foot In It
"A. yard of pork, please." said the
boy.
pig‘s
to his
three
The butcher turned
and Warner Bros. “ho "G‘xe this gentleman
I KidnapedP
ly”
the screen.
terday" will be the first picture
personally directed by Cecil B. De
Mille for his new company. . ..
Rod LaRoquc is going to do “The
Coming of Amos." the \Villlam J.
Locke- novel. . . . Speaking of De-
ISpare money in other industries.
His latest acquisition is a. large; in-
tcrest in a shoe factory.
GLORIA SWANSON
HERE TODAY IN
‘SANS GENE’ g FILM
Pertrays French Laun-
dress ' Who Became
Duchess and Saved
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‘ v Swanson has probably the most dit-
‘ - war—the French Revoluthn~tinds
. herself the possesa or or the title of _ ,
.‘ Napoleon. for whom she used to '
Napoleon from Error
Gloria.
In “Madame Sans Gene"
flcult role ever attempted by her
during her screen career, but ac-
cording to all reports she has creat-
ed for the screen a. figure as great
as the French actress Rejane did tor
the stage-in the play by Victorian
Sardou and Emile Moreau.
The Paramount picture. '._which
was fined entirely in Paris, comes
the Regent: theater .. today
or a run of five days. The opening
or the production finds Gloria as
Catherine Hubscher, a. French laun-
dress who, through the fortunes of
Duchess and a. place in the court of
steal em: shirts from her wealthy
France was a mere nobody.,
. Charles de Roche. th uly‘xnerit.
her o: the supporting outwith any,
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popular English leading man: Emile
Drain, probably the foremost: por—
trayer of the character of Napoleon
cast
Acquaintanécc 4
Jack: Have you ever heard the
great song. “Peggy O‘Neil?"
Jim: Yes. why?
Jack: Well. I know the map who
wrote it. ..
Jack: Yes, why?
Jim: Why, I know several men
that shoveled it.
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Curious Visitor: I suppose
sailors are very careful when you
are at sea?
Sailor: No, not at all. In fact. We
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customers. when the Emperor of
made its bid for. popularity on‘
. . . “The Road to Yes-3
Mille (Cecil) he’s investing all his.
in the World today. appear in tin r
J irn. Did y on ever hear the
poem. "Snow. Snow, Beautitul
Snow" ? ‘ -
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
Marie Prevost and Monte Blue
—in.;-— . .-
“RECOMPENSE”
' 4 DAYS BEGINNING TOMORROW
It’s the Lady
Talking to You
—-revealing vital mo-
ments in a film you’ll
never forget.
“A woman like me only
knows one instinct—40
fight for her man —-
When she loves him.”
“1’ m generous minded,
I am —— but I got to
draw the line some-
Wheres!” ‘
"Somehow you ’re
meant to live — even
- A most poig-
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V $1.5:ng? e nant characteri- . ,
~ zation.. um. :i
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I d haie cared and passed in
.loved him as much if /
he’d been nothing but ’
a. bus conductor—but
he left me.”
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