1925. it THE EVENING SENTINEIJ PAGE mean SATURDAY, JUNE 27, lo News and. Nets? v Regent Today William Desmond. ._in.... “The Burning Trail” Sunday" Evening TOM MIX Mrs. Mix _in__ “THE GOLDEN THOUGHT” POPVLAR NOVEL ‘ “THIS WOMAN’ R; an [N FILM I I Story of High Society And Its Bad Ways Shown on Screen at . . Radio The divorce-mad. liquor-crazed smart sot, so-called. of New York so- ciety is extremely annoyed! A novelist. iloward Ilockey, whom none of them knows. has put them in a, book. “This Woman." and Warner Bros. producers 'of Classics of the Screen, have adapted the novel to the screen. This picture will ho shown tomorrow at the Re. gent ’l‘hoatcr. Naturally. the Rhincbeck-Slur- deutnts and the rest are upset! Es- pecially as there is no prettlilcation. either In the “best seller" or in the photoplny."headed by a notable cast: lrcne Rich. Louise Fazenda. Ricardo t‘ortcz. Marc McDermott. Creighton I-inlo, Ilelcn Dunbar, Otto Hoffman and Frank Elliott. . “This Woman" is an indictment of post-war society in New York and the fashionable resorts of the East. it. is the story of a remarkable wo- man. Carol Drayton. Frankly ador- ed by debutantes and secretly toast- ed by clubmen. she is the subject of endless gossip and rumor by the set to which she attaches herself with assurance. ’ Palace Today Lois Wilson Raymond Hutton, Noah Berry , .._.in_.. “Contraband” Sunday Evening TOM MIX ' SUPPORTED BY Mrs. Mix _in_ “THE GOLDEN - THOUGHT” Newspapers publish“ her picture y and the scandalous society weeklies make much of her, printing what they dare with many innuendocs. But still nobody knows who Carol Drayton is, or where she comes from. “but is the secret so crucial that it cannot be. revealed even to her sponsors. wealthy and charming leaders of New York‘s most exclu. slve set? “This Woman" in its breathless episodes includes the “smartest." church on ll‘iith avenue—~easiiy idcn. titled-from the pulpit of which Ca.- rol Drayton is denounced with hy- pocritical. fervor. Throughout the picture the viewer will be impressed with the intimate revelation of prio vatc lives. and with what is going on in New York society, though more or less under cover. of course. Struggling against her conscience and fighting her love. for the im- portant man who is one of her wor- shippers. Carol Drayton does her best to live down and forget the thing which tortures her soul. Her voice, her beauty and the interest of a. great impressarin make possible a. brillant future-(if she can forget. 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They all enjoyed themselves. and the visitors stated that they considered Itoton Point the prettiest amusement park they had ever visited. 0 0 Captain Mills. who as in ycnrs past. is entertaining with siglitsee. ing trips round the Green Ileef'Light and along the shore. announces that he expects to run two boats on July Fourth. lie has been looking over a motor boat that he thinks will suit his purpose. 0 I 0 Henry Bruckner. President of the llorough of the Bronx. together with his official staff. will be the guests of Purser John L. C. Davis of the “Belle island" at the Point some day next week. I 0 t Audrey Halnes. of Shelton. visited last night with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stott. Miss llaines is on the reporterial staff of the Ansonin Sentinel. HAl'l0N [le8 His ROLE lN ‘CONTRABAND’ Noted Character Actor Jumps From First Mate to Photogra- pher' 111 Film. From first mate to photographer -that's the jump made by Raymond Hatton in stepping from his charac- terization of a sailor in Paramount's “The Devil's Cargo" to his new role in the Alan Crosland production of “Contraband." _ an adaptation of Clarence Liudington Kellnud’s novel by Jack Cunningham. ilatton is the town photographer in "Contraband." which is being shown at the Palace for the last times today. Lois Wilson. as Car- nicl Lee. editor of the Gibeon Free Press which she had inherited from her uncle, starts a handsome mun contest to boost the circulation of the newspaper. Now Hutton bc- lievcs that a man of his partition should necessarily be more or less of a smooth article and a. snappy dresser. In fact. he prldcsihimself on being the nattlest attired citizen of Gibeon. Victor Potci is the town haber- dashcr in the production. Ho dresses up "just for the fun of knocking ’em dead." as he himself explains. This great comedy pair furnish laugh after laugh for audiences in “Contraband." 'l‘helr tight in the photograper's studio is s. side-split- ter. llatton and Miss Wilson uro fea- tured with Noah Beery and Ilay~ mond McKee in the picture. Others in the cast include Charles Ogle. Edwards Davis. Lillian Leighton and Alphonse Ethier. nus snow WOULD NOT ENVLR MOVIES Bill Desmond Finds a Man on Desert Who Had Never Seen Pic- ture—Is After Gold William Desmond discovered a man who had never seen a motion idea of what they were. while he was on location for "The Burning Trail.” the Blue Streak Western to be shown at the Regent and Palace tomorrow. His name doesn't give much clue to. his identity: it is Smith. He confessed an age or 43 years to Desmond. but looked at least sixty. His time is spent in poking about hills and mountains in the more or less waste territory. with all his earthly possessions packed on a. burro. Sometimes he has found a. little mineral of value. but none of the discoveries have ever made him the "Didn't you ever/see a movie?" Desmond asked him. “Nope. I never did. But I heard about them in King City oneot. I went down t' town t’ buy some groceries. and the place next t' the store was a. movie. The grocery store man told me what they was, but I wasn't interested in seein' them, seeing so I've gotten along with other civilized entertain- ment.’ Mr. Smith evidenced some inter- est in thecamera belonging to the company. but rejected an offer from D; or Arthur Boston to become .11. picture. and had only a very hasyd .~ OF BEING LATE i1; Appearing today in “Jimmie‘s Millions" at Rinlto almost loses money. RICHARD There's no need to tell you that anybody with a name like Molly Ma— lone is Irish. Molly in new helining Al Christie make two-reel comedies. L'sualiy the road to film fame is the titer way. but Molly comes to comedies after six years in "dra- matic” films, with Universal, (told- wyn and other companies. The com- edy-makers are not to be looked down on any more. They’re the star makers. Witness Gloria Swanson. Bebe Daniels. Marlo, Provost. and a score of other rccruits from the slap. stick and custard pie films. Molly is a Denver girl. film 1010:! swimming. dancing and tvlinis, but her particular hobby is cats. She is the proud owner of llil'ct: prize- winning Persians. Alberta Vaughn of "Fighting "The 'i‘rlcphonc (in-I" a new ser- Iilood" and lame, is to he starred in its called “The Adventures of Mulsic." Larry Kent probably will play opposite her. ' ‘ ‘ linid lien- nett‘s sister. Katherine. has the lead opposite the western star. le‘rcd Thomson. in “The Wild Bull's Lair." Bob Custer and Arthur .Iitf'\1‘3. cam- eraman. played a. little game of you save me and 1'“ save you while on location the other day. ltecvcs ivll 20 feet down a crevice in the monu- tuiu and Custer descended on u. Tulle and rescued him. A few days later Custer was thrown from a canoe in- to the icy water of a stream “IllII' shooting the rapids and ltecve fished him out, ' ' ‘ Listen to this one. girls: Mac Murray insists that if you oanco enough you \\ on't ham to div-t or do anything disagreeable to be a “perfect 36." or is it 34 new? " ' ~ Pet O'Maliey, who knows all about. the dangers and temptations that be- set the poor goil who works in the wicked movies, says that all three of his daughters are going to be ilhn actresses if they have the talent. I’at thinks it the best career open to women, ‘ ' ' The Marshall \‘oilan production introducing N‘ally 0‘ NIIII to mo1ie stardom has been lflllIt d It was called "l'atsy." now it's "Mike." I -_ "The Winding Stair" from the. nov- el A. E. Mason. is being screened by Fox with Edmund Lowe and Alma Rubens in the leading roles. The di- dector is John Grillith Wray. who will be remembered for his direction of "Anna Christie. " This will be Wray s first production fer Fox since he resigned as general manager oi the Thomas lnco studies after Mr. Ince's death. x Many stage stars appear in “The Man Who Found Himself." Frank Morgan. of “The lI‘lrebrand." has the .chief heavy role. and his brother. Ralph, of "Cobra" fame. has on im- portant part. Julia iioyt. "The Virgin of Bethulia." Lynn l~‘ontainc. from "The Guardsman.” llugh Cameron of the Music Box Revue. Victor Moore of musical comedy fame and Russell Griffinwthe boy actor, also appear. Hereafter Jackie Coogan will ap- pear iu nothing but original screen storics. his dad tells us. "Old Clothes." a sequel t “The Bug Man." will be released in the fall It was written by Willard Mack, au- thor of "The Rag Man." Bobbie Coogan. Jackie's small brother. now five months old. is now, a. b lness men. He recently "sat in" on con- ference which preceded the signing of Jackie's new contract with Metro- Goldwyn, And he never cried or even whimpered. but he took advantage of his extreme youth to do what many a big business man would like to do at a. conferench‘went to sleep. fortune he seeks. He has Just . missed many big discoveries. he Little Bhody I’m“ the “ “‘d' told the film star, only to have (Providence Journal.) f gmf‘n'ggrfhen‘l’"“m p’“"e°‘°' The lady from Maine. starting ’ from the northeast corner. could walk more than 50 miles in a. straight line in Rhoda Island with- out getting outsido the state: and then By diverting he direction slightly she could continu on for 8(‘\'l.aI miles to the respective tips of Napatree and Sandy Points. ‘ But what has mere size to do with a Commonwealth's greatness? There was Athens. for instance. insignifi- cant in area. but still standing today for more than Persia or Macedonia among the prized ,and laurelled states of the ancient world. ‘A—_——_ Adverd'se in the Sentinel for the mnuammsgwaork i—M TALMADGH MOLLY MALONE Firemen to Hold « , Dance on July 28 The Phoenix. llopc Hose. and I'Iullt‘t‘l' dlxision of the Norwallc lirc department are advancing in their plans for the liremcn's dance which is to be held in Roton Point on July ‘.‘.\‘. This date is tentative. but most probably “ill be selected as tli-~ im- iighier's night. A local band has luen stcured and will favor with a concert. A local orchestra will assist in the music for dancing. This affair prmnlses to be a lavish the as the full district department is substituting the dance for the carni- vals which have been held in the past. »A'nd Yet Richard. Tal- UKULELES We have a large assort- ment. All prices. Get one for your vacation. DONNELLY’S LIFE IN THIS MONEY FILM madge Finds Him- self Late Most of the Time—At Rialto Faced with the task of being prompt at appointments or losing the millions of his rich uncle, who has determined to educate him in his one weakness or being contin- ually late. Richard Talmadge gets into more scrapes in ".limmie's Mll- ilons." at the lliulto today. than a scrappy cat at a dog show. Getting thrown into jail. jail breaks, being accused of murder. chimes and a hundred other difficul- ties beset his path in the endeavor to be on time. and the riotous situa- tions evolved make this picture one of the most amusing and thrilling that has been released ..in many months. lletty Francisco. petite and pretty, plays opposite. the famous stunt star. with a line supporting cast. OLD FAVORITES AT RlALTO EACH DAY NEXLNEEK Beginning Monday and continuing until Friday. the iiialto management has arranged a program of pictures which have been presented here be- formbut inve been re-engaged on request. ‘ hose pictures will be shown for one day only. Monday 1). W. Griffith’s “Isn't Life Wonder- ful" will be offered. This picture had its premier hero and has been called ono of the ilnest and most realistic studies of life during the post war crisis that has ever been portrayed on the screen. The program for each day is given in today's advertisement which ap- pears on this page. 'You Can’t Step Out This Season If You’re Out of Step With Style Rogers & Stevens Two Stores I SATURDAY SUNDAY Richard Taimadge Irene Rich 3 —in— with . E “J immie’s Millions” Louise Fazenda and Creighton Hale . .. First Episode , —in—- g “Sunken Silver” “THIS WOMAN” REVIVAL WEEK: NEXT WEEK PROGRAM CHANGED DAILY: 2 and MONDAY TUESDAY .4" D. W. 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