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Elinor Glyn’s NeurProduction
“MAN OR MAID”
Talace Theatre
.\ Smashing Big Vaudeville Program
5 BROADWAY SUCCESSES,
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“DANGEROUS INN OCENCE”
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hind the megaphone.
I Gautier-o are the other printed
: the picture. A
O’Brien
Laure.
O'Brien.
La. Plate and Eugene
who are
"hunger-ou- Innocence." now playing
new friends tor themselves and m.
ther justified the claims of their old
friends that they are in the high
ranks oi.’ screen stardom. .The cast
surrounding these two tsvorites is
s. most excellent one; while the story
is one that appeals'to all classes of
movie tans.
A. new idea. in the old story of. love
is brought to the front in "Danger-g,
ous Innocence," in fact. it “the
foundation upon which the entire
story is constructed. The ' third
angle in this triangle of love is round
in the _ person of the hereine's
mother, who at one time was the
sweetheart or the man now loved by
her daughter. The possibilities tore
the making or a great motion picture
that are bound up within sucks
plot can readily be grasped. In
“Dangerous Innocence" they 'hnve
been brought out in a. most compel-
ling manner and provide lites La.
Plants and Mr. O’Brien with 3 ve-
hicle that permits them to do some
at the best work or their careers.
LONDON, MONTE
CARLO, LA'HAVRE
ANDMARSEILLES
“The Lady,” Starring
Norma. qumadge's latest photo-
play, “The Lady," had a. long run
on the New York and London
stages before it was purchased by
Joseph. M. Schenck for the screen.
Thelstage play was written by Mar-
tin Brown. The locale of the mic-
ture covers Landon. Monte Carlo.
the cafe quarter 0: Marseilles and
the seaport of Haw-e. France. Nor-
ma. Talmndge plays the role or For
1y Roll. 3 part taken by Mary Nash
in the stage version.
Donald is Xorme’s leading man.
MacDonald is the fifth leading
man Norms Talmadge has had re-
cently.
honor in 'fSecrets." and Normals
just completed photoplay. "The
Only Woman;" Conway Tearle was
in “Ashes of Vengeancef’ Joseph
Schildkraut in "The Song 0: Love"
and Jack Muihall in "Within the
Low."
MacDonald has recently appeared
in “The Spoilers " “Thy Name Is
“’omanf' ‘Maytime" "The Sea.
Hawk." "The Red Lily" and “We
Are French."
“The lady" is showing at the
Rialto tor the last time today.
. THOMPSON BACK
TO FILMS AFTER
FRACTURED LEG
‘ A Stars With Silver King,
His Horse,in in “That
Devil Quemado” Sat-
urday ‘
Back on the screen after '3. long
enforced layoi’t due to a. broken leg
which he sustained in one of his
daring stunts before the camera.
Fred I‘hompson appears in his new
picture. "That Devil Quemado" at.
the Rialto Theatre on Saturday.
The star andhls four-legged co-
star. Silver King, are the, outstanding
features of this border story by Mar-
vin Will-lite. and their popularity can
but be increased by the production;
for both are cast in roles particularly
suited to their capabilities. "Que.
made" is a.- picturesque. devil.
01A this thrilling tale. A
Gloria Hope. in the leading fem-
inine role. is a. delightiully diary and
'nristocrntic heroine. and the direc-
tion ot‘ the picture chem o skilled
it is known that Del Andrews ‘Who
whipped "The Galloping FIshVV«and
"The Hottentot” into shape. was be-
Nola Luxford,
Alon Roscoe, Albert Priscoe, Bryon
Douglas, Joseph Bell and Rebort-
in
, \‘EW flafRIC, 3mm '*
Blanche Thompson, in the all col-
Will
oo-stu'red in
at the Palace theatre. mode scores oi. I
“'aJiace Mac- ~
Eugene O'Brien had that "
hand, which is 'not surprising when.‘
' cred musical revue "Broadway Res—
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pills. on Tuesday. May 12
store of Metro Goldwyn pictures.
“MAN ANDMAID”
IS THIRD OF
GLYNMOV‘IES
Love Story of England
by Author of “Three
Weeks” and “His
Hour”
Elinor Glyn's third personally su-
pervised production is coming to the
Regent theatre next Monday. This
is ."Maxr and Maid." which she
,sdapted from her novel and which is
presented by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Madame Glyn's first production
“Three Weeks" was mostly buck-
grounded by Italy. That told the
beautiful love story of a. Queen.
Her second lecture was “His
Hour," and presented the vivid story
of a. dashing Russian Prince. The
locale was on the desert of Egypt
and then in his own country.
"Man and Maid" tells the love
story at two unusual English people.
Sir Nicholas Thormonde and Ala.-
thea. Bulteel. All at the action of
the story takes place in Paris. but
the cast for the most part play Eng-
lish roles.
production under the supervision of
Madame Glyn. and Low Cody and
Harriet. diamond head the cast.
Others featured are Alec Francis,
Renee Adoree. Paulette Duvel, Dar
vidVer. Gerald Grove. Leonie Les-
ter and Dagmar Desmond.
"The Fool" and “The Iron Horse”
are on the White List of Current
Motion Pictures. passed by Catho-
lic Theatre Movement. of which
His Eminence Cardinal Hayes. of.
New York is honorary president.
John Ford. who attainei fame
overnight with "The Iron Horse."
has directed "Kentucky Pride."
"The Fighting Heart " “Coulee
Kirby” and "Hearts 0: Oak” for
William Fox. _ ,
Erin. LaBissoni-er. Irish and
resigned a. prominent role in f‘Tiie
Wheel." the William Fox produc-
tion or John Go1dens successful
stage play.
DANVILLE m. trey sprawl:
do? was spent quietly with his. I
Vily, Lieutenant Jock finding. yvorld
flier and Lowell
guests of "Uncle Joe".
time. ‘ .
for a short
Victor Sehe’rtslnger directed this I
-Eronch by name and birth: has been
JOE comers moms! ‘
G. Cannon. former speaker egg: .
milestone or his lite yesterday. an:
Thomas. were,_ ’
Some 0! the movie and siege stars who will broadcast from Station WIP, Gimbel Brothers. Philadeb
at 10:30 1:. m.. daylight saving time, at
the WI? picture party. They are movie
:oined the ranks of picture actresses
in Hollywood.
Peggy started her histrlonic ca.
reer by winning e. beauty contest
conducted by in movie company in
her home town. Her fame spread
instantly and she .was ottered a.
contract by Mr. Ziegfeld., _
For Broadway use only she
changed. her name to Le Bree. She
uses her own name. Peggy Frank-
lin. in the movies.
Aileen Pringle. Antonio Moreno
and Dorothy Mackaill heed the
cast of "One Year to'lee."
. EAD COLDS
PEGGY LA BREE
0F FOLUES NOW.
HoHE ACTRESS
Makes Appearance in
“One Year to Live,”
Showing Here Next
Week
, to work hard and he likes to play.
*tss'rirntss‘refir, 2:15, 7 and 9V
NORMA TALMADGE
Fred Thomson
~ and his funious horse
‘ Silver King
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Another Round of
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“ONE YEAR TO LIVE”
ANTONIO MORENO
DOMEY MAOKAILL ’
William Fox
presents
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Selected Short Features.
“WHY no THEY
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That’s ‘What Bob Ag-
new_ A six s About
M o vie Adventur-
esses of Alan Hale
RobertVAgnew. who plays the
younngx-idegroom in “Troubles of. s
Bride.” the new Thomas Bucking~
ham thriller. which William Fox is
presenting. and which comes to the
Rinlto Theatre Sunday. is a. very
modern young American. He likes
In one sequence or this picture he
be a. low against making motion
ture ndventurcssee so beautiful.
"W'hy?" inquired the blaee Alone.
“Well, how can a. guy keep hid“
mind on his work!"
‘Sans Gene’ Ends
The Regent Theatre will 9 7
Gloria. Swanson's spectacular. mi:
tire "Madame Sans Gene"
last times today with the mom .
offering.
no picture presented in NM
within the last half year at least
won the favor which has been M
ed by
presentation in Norwalk has met):
true Metropolitan style with. a. mega
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“Madame Sans Gene". m
is caught by his brideoEo-be in or-
dent embrace with Dolores Rousse.
that enticing little bit of Spanish-
French feminism. who plays Vera,
the maid. Being one of the import-
ant scenes in the picture. Director
Buckingham took and re-took the
"shot"V several timés. Bobby had
no objection and Dolores didn't seem
to mind it either. The embrace, the
kiss. the sigh were done with much
When the scene was finished to the
satisfaction of Buckingham. Bobby
cast one longing look at Dolores and
then turned app-slingly to Alan
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