HiURsoAY, JUNE 11,1925.
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“The Top of the World”
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'Anna Q. Nilsson
' James Kirkwood
Raymond Hatton
Sheldon Lewis
"It's a Paramount"
Pathe Comedy
Regent Theatre
Today, Tomorrow and Friday
Conrad Nagel and Lewis Stone
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ANNA NILSSON
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SCREEN VERSION
ISCREEN LOVER
HERMIT WHEN
NOT AT- won
ERonald Colman Is a
Q a i e t Bachelor——
Now Appearing in
. Rialto Picture
A "supreme lover” on the screen.
it potentially’perfcct hermit off the
.‘I‘t'i'f‘t‘llI
the photoplar's most versatile and
persuasive wooers ot wOmen and
nominated by Samuel Goldwyn us
the "supreme lover" of 1925. Col-
mnn's ot‘t'—thII—screcn ambition is to
szi just us far away from lore-Innk-
iing as possible in his non-protes-
rsinnal moments.
l'I‘f‘l‘ since. his arrival in
wnnd to play the. nuiscullno
llolly-
lead
in George II‘itzInnuricc's "'I‘Iirnish,”
Ifohnnn has been scouring the
Southern California mountains in
:-I-nrch of It sylvnn retreat where
he plans to establish his “hermit's
home" in company with two
other similarly inclined friends. he
plans to purchase ground at some
jI-IIInote point in the mountains and
l'hI-re erect a small lodge to which
[in will be able to retire whenever
his screen duties permit.
t‘uhnun and his brother "her-
mi's" have nun-ed that there shall
i It one low more rigid than the laws
..I the hlI-dI-s and Persians to gov-
ern their live-less l-Iden:
.\'o woman shall be permitted to
set toot in their bachelor paradise
under any condition.
While the search {or the site
”in
Of
"His
which he
I'Inturcd with l‘dnnche Sweet. Col-
man is living at the llollywnod
Athletic I‘lub,
nood's bachelor brigade.
"ills Supreme Moment" is
Samuel Goldwyn-First National of-
Sn.
toring lit the Iit‘ttf‘lil theatre today"
and imitation".
HAS lMPORTANTI lMPROVES PLAY I“
ROLE IN FILM
One of Stars in “The
Top of the World” at ,
Palace Theatre
Advance reports I-I'I-dit ticoigI
Nicli‘ord. popular l'til‘llllltHlllt inro-
dncer. with anothIr directorial tri-
uinph in his produI tion of "The Top
of the World." \\lIIL‘Il is iII-in;
sin-tin at lIlL‘ l’IIlait-v tln..IrI~ todny.
iIllliIIt‘l‘()\\'_ and Saturday.
‘l‘liI jillOlUlllii) It: hosed
liiltiIIllrt l-Ztiicl Iii.
on tho
llcll story oi" the
mun- n:Imc nntl duds iii IIII-lodriiiii-
"in: fashion \\ith the romance
:ltI\i'llilll‘v'S of :i huh-spirited ling-
lish ;:n| \\liU runs £l\\':l_\ to South
.\ll'lt'ti ill marry :t childhood sweet-
heart. .\n indication III‘ the extreme
can~ lli.it went into the making of
this I-ntnrc may be .Nt‘t'n lll the ur-
my III” ‘l'l‘Ol‘ll llllt‘ill that has been
:isernlIl-II tor the various roles.
Annn t), .\Il\\ttll. .ininI's Kirkwood.
ltuyinnnd Hutton and Sheldon Lew-
is liit\t' the tour icnturcd roles, \
while the snpportiiit: cost includes
some OI ~--I'-~ndutn's tint-st riniroct-r
(‘r IlI'lUl:I. .
't‘lnm- uhu h.I\e |Il't'\'ll‘\\'t'll llic
llllll llilil,‘ no ltusllulion in predict—
lllti that "lit" Top of tlic \\'orltl"i
will he llltlll‘il its .\lcliord's tincst
producin: I'I'iIIrI to date. This
inde-d high |Ir.II.\t‘ when it is neat]-
ed that hI- has to his credit such cs-
tulilislictl tilin successes us "The
Sheik," "Ilnun of ’I‘oinorntw,” “The
Light ’J‘hrIt tinted.“ and "Tiger
Love."
It is claimul, however, that in his
latest production Meltord lins Inau-
aged to :icliimi- some novel cii'ccts
that are l'I'\OlllllOllttl‘\‘ from It pho-
tographic and production stand-
point.
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SHIRLEY MASON
SCORES IN NEW
FOX PICTURE
Diminutive Star Por-
trays Girls From
High Society to
N ursemaid
Shirley Mason’s latest starring.
picture “ Sc nndnl Proof. " \\ hlch
plavs Saturday only at the RIgcnt
Theater. re\cals the little star in one
of the finest performances of her ca-
reer. With an excellent supporting
cast. Miss Mason portrays a role or
emotional depth in a splendid set-
ting that gives her a chance to look
and met her best.
The story is that otn girl who,
though she passes through the
burning light of suspicion and ne-
cusation. being charged with mur-
der. proves that she is scandal
proof. Reduced to the. circum-
stances oi.’ a nurse. she tries to ac-
cent the guilt. of the mother of the
child she loves by plucing herself in
.II sentiments: wsmon an» All!
and.
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BY S SHIPMAN
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I“C heaper to Marry’
Etfective AS Picture
—- M o r e Colorful
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holding all ot' the iutcnw
luli'niiintic nppI-nl III' '.III- singo plny
I“... sI'rm n \I‘l‘sltili ot' "i‘henpcr it
dint-r)" which is playing at the lit:-
IgI-nt 'l‘hI-ntri- today and tomorrow
‘lN inr lllt\l“‘ I'oloi‘t‘ul tlmn Snmutw
lshipin:in‘~i I‘n-I'nunl story.
This is III-cause the motion
Inrc tnltI-s nIl\nnt:tI:I- oi \tiilct' lttii-
Izuilvs. :illtl itiIiurt '15. Leonard. in‘
'Innkiitp this Int Inriznxion for Metro
(‘IOIdnyn—AIIIII-r. has brought n lll\
tsh produr'nxn UL soI'iI-Iy and nI-nr
soclI-ty Min to the St'l't‘t‘ll.
in addition to on exceptional cost.
Leonard brinizs into this him noth.
dancers tor his rut'I- scenes. and
llIi\ III llll‘ llltist lII-ontit‘nl bathing
‘girls in i'nhl'ornin III the St‘tlllt'llt'l“
Ilt\llltll to showing intimnto liaip~
pI-nings in illl leI‘Iilsh‘i‘ . women‘s
tlilllt'ilt‘ club. Limitations of the
coking siiigc made such elaborate
Sgtiiigs impossible. I
The cast includes Lewis S. Stone.
:I‘onrnd Nanci. ‘uulcttc Iluvnl. Mar- I
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[ilt‘~
illlt‘l‘llt‘ do in Matte. Louise it‘nzeuda.
GillingwntI-r and Richard I
As the cynical Jim Knight. .
in marriage.
.t‘lzitltlc
Wayne.
Iwho does not believe
lLewis Stone. adds to his fame as no
‘nctor. l‘nulcttc Duml of “Mon
simir lit-nucnirc" t'atnc. is seen as .-
niodern Vampire tor the first time.
igowned in beautiful creations and II
,II-II'cls. Conrad Nngcl. always I
capable. nctor. plays his role with ‘.
rare necontplisluucnt. as does hits: ii
tll‘ Ill, .\iotn-. sccii oppOstIe Nagel to. f;
the that time.
'l‘h-I conIIIh is handled most ad
initnbh It) Innis:
(liltinqm ItIr. uhilo itichnrd \VayIII
‘lis Ihc ‘othcr than" in the lmc attaii
I... l\\t on Mr. Stone and Miss Du\nl
III-Interim: and 14mm Nation on
Intel-n I'I’l‘llll for bringing this power-
‘.nl Shipmnn indictnnnt .Igninst. so
lll rIIIlit‘: ilisin to Illt screen without I
.l Ihnnge in the original plot =
“You any you dined at the Hotel
.\lI-tro. What did you partake of?"
The prisoner“ turned to reply:
"licci'stenk. your honor," he said.
The judge looked stci'n. “On
your oath?" he said.
“No. your honor."
II. plutc."
he ranted, “o'n
nomtin's 10\er. But the man who
hm 9 her prcwnts her sacrifice. '
’Ihe pictuie is replete with in-
What) moments. making one or the
Imost fascinating and entertaining
tphotoplnys that has been seen here.
John llochc. well-known screen
leading man. plays opposite Miss
Mason and gives an admirable per-
formance. first as the sympathetic
friend and then as an adoring lover.
Freeman Wood. the villain. acquits
'himsclt' well. although his part. is
brief. Hazel Howell. as the advent-
urcss. brings to the screen a new
face and a distinctive type. She is a.
stately. beautiful blond who reflects
lier‘rolo in a manner that stands out.
Others.in the. cast are Frances Ray-
mond. Ruth King. E ward Martin-
del. Joseph Striker. my Fay and
Clarissa Selwynne. "Scandal Proor'I
was directed by Edmund Mortimer.
It is based on an original story by
I Than Original Story .
l'd7tnd'1 and Mr I '-
é’; YOU CAN’T BUY
'l‘hnt is the unique double Ills- I
' It new kind of role for Wallace.
"monastery" is progressing lI~.‘.
tween days of work in the (.lt‘ul'ilt“
ll-‘itzmaurice production
Ilti‘t‘illo Moment" in
ikl
stronghold of Holly-I
the .
WALLACE BEERY
HAS FINEST.
ROLE OF CAREER
Is One of Stars in “The
Devil’s Cargo,” an
. Adaptation o f “A
‘ River Boat”
Wallace Beery is said to have the
thirst. role or his screen career in the
new Paramount picture. “The Dev-
il‘s Caigo.” n. Vietot l‘lcming pro-
duction. whiih “ill be the fcatnic at
tinction ROnnId Colman holds inIIIm Palace Theater for three (“1”.
illindom. commencing Monday. He is featur-
lluiled try the “In“ as one 0‘ ed in the east along with Pauline
Stake. William Collier. Jr. and Claire
Adams. Raymond lintton. Dulo It‘ul'.
lot and other big names appear in
support,
"1T )0 DCHIS Cargo" is an adapta-
t'lon by A I'. Younger o {the story.
“’i‘h eRIvcr Boat." by Charles A.
Whittaker. Berry plays a big. slow-
nioving. slow-thinking stolier. who
comes on deck one day to find his
(‘lipiuln slain. lie tosses the little
riint of a first mate into the sea and
makes everyone on board the boat
hop at his slightest command. It's
It
gives him a chance to be funny.
And it is said he has made the moat
of it.
You'll enjoy "The Devil's Cargo."
“Ml—LO 1'
"EA TRE
Today and Tomorrow
SATURDAY
'Al. Wilson
World’s most amazing stunt
aviator in
“THE CLOUD
RIDER”
and
Another Round of
“BATTLING BREWSTER"
SUNDAY EVENING
EVELYN BRENT
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“SILK STOCKING
SAL”
A fast moving crook . 3' ’
melodrama
ADMISSION TAX PAID $1.00
SPECIAL' FIREWORKS DISPLAY
R0 TON POINT PARK
Engagement Extraordinary of
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NEW CAROLINA CLUB ORCHESTRA1
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