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a romance of love in 11 or
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Regent Theatre
David Esterson. Mdnazing Dir.
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happiest of stars in a new
super feature classic
11’“le AND RUN”
“THE KISS . .
BARRIER” 1 ENEMIES”
SPECIAL MEMORIAL DAY
DOUBLE FEATURE SHOW
Three Presentations at 2:15, 7:15, 9:10
Carl Laemmle Presents
and peace
RUTH CLIFFORD
One of tile screen’s most
popular‘ feminine beauties
“WHISPERED
NAMES”
, MON, TUE8., WED.
WEBER & FIELDS
In the most notable screen
offering of 1925
“FRIENDLY
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EDMUND LOWE
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MON, Tons. WED.
Metro Presents
Blanche Sweet
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“SPORTING
VENUS”
A Marshall Nielan production
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TITO FILMS.
ON REGENT
. BILL TODAY
Mike Donlin, Former
Star Giant Outfield-a
”er, Plays Role 0 f
Baseball Scout 1
Two pictures are on the bill {or
the Regent theatre today.
s “Whispered Names" and the sec-
ond is "Hit and Run." Hoot Gin-
son’s new starring feature.
in “Hit and Run." lniversai
City's studio baseball team. rated
high in the motion picture colony's
winter league. figures prominently.
Some of the lads who support the
star in the lineup are former pro-
tensionals, some of them still are,
so there is pltnty or the real thing
in the picture. Tho picture was
prercrlmvod before a lzroup of pro-
fessional i‘nil players in Los Angelou
who voted the battling average oi
the production a. 1000. both In on-
tortainmont value and fidelity to
detail ill the matter of baseball at-
mosphcre.
Mike lioniin, former star out;
fielder and heavy hitter of tho New
York Giants. plays the role of a
major league scout on tho iiinl. Gib-
son's role is that ofla. cowboy who
is the pride of tho Cactus league
and who breaks into-tho big circuit
by way of a unique habit of hitting
’em hard and far.
The picture is essentially comedy.
but is well balanced with drama
and thrilling incidents. It's a great.
picture for those who love baseball
and worth while for those who
would rather stay home than sit in
the bleachers.
MANY suits
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Eatire Cast of “The
Cracker Jack” Spent
Siit Weeks to Winter
Resort
When “The Cracker Jack“ with
Johnny Blues in the stellar rolo
comes to the itialto theatre. on
Monday for a :3 day run, patrons
will be able to obtain n‘good idea
of what the famed winter resort.
Miami, Florida. looks like .
Johnny and ills complete cast.
which included I'Icnry West. J. Bur~
ney Sherry. Brudlt‘y Barker and
Horace Iltlines, spent over a month
and a half in this locale to secure
the exterior sequences for this
much-heralded production. Inch dcd
in the scenes the lheutro- roer will
be able to view the famed Silver
Slipper Cats with its equally well.
known Vincent Lopez orchestra
supply the music for the throngs of
tourists who flocked "there. The
Carol Gables Country Club is also
prominently shown no is the son
goons Dcering Estate and the Local
Milsonic Temple, the architecture III
which is completely Egyptian. Each
of those well known places was
used ill “The ‘L‘rucker Jack" as
hut-knrolmd for the rollicking ac-
tion c\ the story. in which Hallie»,
cast as Tommy I’crkins, a. live-wire
college boy. brings fame and for-
tune to his uncle's pickle products.
The scenes enumerated are but
part or a host or picturesque Mia-
ml settings that permeate "The
Cracker Jack."
Miami was chosen as a location
because of its close approximation
to a South American country in
which part. of the action of this
Johnny Hines feature takes place.
That it was well chosen is well in
evidence in the production. since
these Miami scenes have all the
ear marks of old world scenery.
Aside from the excellence of
scenic backgrounds "The Cracker
Jack" is reported to halo the big-
ness. the intelcst. and the char~
acterlzaiion of an unusually success-
ful pIoductlon with the dynamic
star In a role that tits him to a
nicetl.
OLDM TIME STAGE
BEAUTY ENTERS
PICTURE FIELD
Frankie Bailey Joins
Weber and Fields' m
“Friendly Enemies”
At Regent "
, The same Frankie Ballsy‘ut
many years older. who first we or
way into the heart; of the New ork
public, when she appeared in the old
Weber and Fields Music Hall, and
beauty and talent. has Joined the
crowd out Hollywood way. That is.
Frankie Bailey. the woman whose
exquisitellegs were the talk of o
countrysidt. is appearing in pictures.
More Eventually. she will some: in-
the mid: ‘Msrll
The first I
then won world-wire renown tau
“JOHNNL ‘HINES”
Appears in “Crackér Jack" at Rialto Monday and Tuesday
A entail. Star
in“!
CAROL DISMPSTER.
in "Sally ol' the Sawdust." to Show
at Iiialto Next Week. .3,
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Griffith’s “Sally of the
Sawdust” to Show
Here Next Wednes-
day and Thursday
Albert Hamilton, manager of the
Rialto Theatre, announced today
that D. W. Griffith will give a pre-
micr showing at his new picture
"Sally of the Savvdust" at the Rialto
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Grlrtith says the picture is as good
as his last film “Way Down East."
The picture features Carol Demp-
ster. noted star of W. C. Field. star
in Zigtleld's Follies, and Alfred Lunt
star of ‘iil'he Guardsman." Others
in the pictures are: Ervtils Alder-
son. Ellie Shannon and Glenn ‘An-
derz.
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Latendar and old lace no longer
has a. compelling fashion appeal. It
has given way to old lace and or-
mine One newly imported evening
coat is of black lace over black satin
collared and girdled in ermine and
with huge wido sleeves, ermine lined.
studio.
she stunted to appear in the dim
Nith her old employers and she be;-
ged tor a. part. no matter how small.
The only thing they could after her
was D minor part as a mother. but
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FILM TO BE
SHOWN FOR
LAST TIMES
“Pampered Y o u t h ’ ’
Closes Run at Palace
Theatre Tomorrow-
Photography Good
"Pampered Youth." a. film based
upon the story by Booth Tarkington.
will be shown today at the Patrice
Theater for the last time.
“Pampered Youth" is a story of
an Indiana tmnlly of the third gon-
oration. with tho timo laid in the
seventies ot' the lllnctomltb century.
it deals with a'small family. living
in a. small city. and who take great
wide at. a display of their wealth.
The photography of the picture is
superior and above the average. Many
nlilccnt.
Many Thrills in
Talmadge Picture
“'l‘oaring Through,” first of the
new productions starring itirhurd
’l‘aimadge with his own company. is
something of :1 departure from the
usual 'I‘nimudgo pictures. although
it. contains all the thrills for which
that star is internationally noted.
etiong with the choice opportunity of
breaking ills neck in a. score or (ill-
tcrcnt stunts of a dangerous order. a
story of unusual dramatic intensity
and a background which is much.
more colorful than customary. give
the athletic Dick much better chance
than he has often had. ’
“Tearing Through" will be shown
at the Rialto Theatre today.
or the this used Ill the tiinl are tnag-_
“SALLY
MATINEEs‘2:15
MR. GRIFFITH AND
ANNOUNCING
THE WORLD’S PREMIERE OF
D. W. GRIFFITH’S
RIALTO THEATRE
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JUNE 3 AND 4
3 PERFORMANCES DAILY
N0 ADVANCE IN PRICES
THE BIRTH OFA NATION, BROKEN BLOSSOMS. WAY DOWN EAST, ORPHANS
OF THE STORM AND AMERICA.
RECORDS Oi“ D W. GRIFFITH’S GENIUS. IN “SALLY OF THE SAWDUST "
MR. GRIT I‘I'i‘lI HAS WROUGHT THE TEARS AND DAUGHTER, THE SHADOWS
AND SUNSHINE OF THOSE OTHER GREAT PRODUCTIONS.
PRESENTATIONS UNDER SUPERVISION OF ME.“ GRIFFITH.
4* *'
Newest production
OF THE SAWDUST”
EVENINGS 7 AND 9
THEY STAN D OUT AS ENDURING
HIS STARS WILL BE HERE.
RETURNS TO
LIGHT COMEDY
PHOTOPLAYS
Neiian Deserts Trage-
1 dies 1? o r Brighter
Production, Written
By Himself
Marshall Nellan, famous director
ot‘ light comedy and whimsical
stories or real lite, has returned to
his favorite type or story in “The
Sporting Venus." his latest Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer production. which
comes to the Palace theatre on
Monday for a three day run.
After usuccesstul experiment
with sctctH‘l tragedy in "Tool of the
li' Urbcnilles," Nellan returns to
delicate comedy and breezy situa-
tious or his own concoction In this
production. and the result promises
excellent: entertainment.
"The Sporting Venus" is a. story
by Gerald llcnuinont, with its locale
in Scotland. England and Franco.
Notion. with his entire company,
went abroad and shot hair the pic-
ture in the actual settings. then re-
inland to the studio to film the in-
tcriors.
Blanche Sweet attempts a new
type or lolc for her in which there
is 11 ch subtle comedy. and it is a
dist ct. change from the characters
she played in Toss." "Anna Chris-
tie' and other pictures.
Ronald Colman pitfya opposite
Miss Sweet as a young Spani‘ doc-
tor. and Low Cody has a pictur-
(\squo role as an impoverished count
whose creditors force him to marry
for money.
The supporting cast includes
George Fawcott. Josephine Croweli.
Kate Price. Edward Martindei,
Arthur lloyt and Hank Mann.
Tom Gerughty adapted the story
to the screen. and David Kesson is
credited with the photography.
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JOHNNY HINES
In 1115 Greatest Triumph 11
“THE CRACKERJACK”
The tale of Tommy Perkins whose advertising genius,
colossal nerve and sense of humor stopped a South American
revolution and permanently put Perkins stuffed pickles on
the map. A real Hines story with a real Hines title. You
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