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YOU’LL SAY SO!
. OMANCE and adv
venture in um
Sim tucked wutel -- tbs
greatest snow picture
ever screened! '
All“ \a
with
_‘N CLAIRE wWTNDSOR
PAT 0’ MALLEY
\ ROBERT FRAZER
”Courtney R. Cooper l
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”€6,518 My. MAYER
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SEE lT!
011de Esterson. his anger
Ttiday, Friday,
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I BENNETT, MABELIAUJN
.QMRLES OGLE, DAVID BUTLER
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America‘s favorite stars in a
great. Western romance by
America 's favorite a 11] it or.
l’l'odneed by the man who
madc‘ “'i‘hc 'l‘hn uttering
Herdi" and “The Border
Legilin.”
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Anna Q. Nilsson Has
Big Role in “One
Way Street” at the
Rialto
Anna L}. Nilsson's name is often
identified with unusual fllln roles.
At that, Anna Q. is an unusual
actress. and she proves it again
by her singular characterization of
Lady Sylvia in First Nationul‘s
“One Wily Street." which will be
shown at the lliutto today and to-
mnrrow.
limemost among her earlier, ex-
ploits with the unusual. memory
recalls "Ponielll." ill which *Itilss
Nilsson sacrificed her golden crown
of linir to masquerade as a man. She,
was chosen for this reason for the
some role in "lne'r. from .Holls'-
wood."
in “(hie Way Street." her
is that of ainmous opera
who returns to London with her
youth and beauty restored by .nn
operation. thirty years after society
has cast her on‘. She dazzles so-
ciety with her -'«lll,\'8l(‘l‘i0llfl beauty
and personality. A violett rage.
against which she had been warned.
role
singer
shrivclird hag.
Miss Nilsson is a veteran chn'ac-
tor interpreter. llorn. in Swe cu.
she came while quite young to this
country. and in llill started in
iilms with the .Knlem company. tier
best known pictures include "Luck
ofthc lrish." "in the lieu” of a
Fool." “Hearts Aflnmo," “The Spot]-
ers." "Adam's Rib,“ “Pink Gods."
"l‘onjola' and 'lncz from Holly-
wood.’
Previous to her cngagemc‘nt by
First National tin “One Way
Street." in which she is co-fcaturcd
with lldn Lyon. she appeared with
an all-star cast in "if i Marry
Again.”
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HAS. mature
END; ”as SAID
And Therefore Auth-
or Asks Audience
Not to Tell It—At
Regent Aug. 5
“if you like. our play.
your friends.
But pray don't tell ihcln how
cuds"
This request heads the program of
“The Cat and the t‘annry." due
the llegcnt Theater next Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
It. has been read by thousands and.
so far as the producer. or his repre-
sentntivcs know. it is respected.
Guessing about a play is a great
indoor short. If you want to tell
your secret and keep it. too. conildc
it to an American audience in the
form of n baffling drama.
The loyalty of the public to the
author and producer of "Tho Cat
and The Canary.“ is one. of the no~
ticeable things about this
show. During the long rims in New
please tell
It
were scen' to return llnd it was as
hosts that they came back. They
had arollicd the curiosity of others
and wanted to see if the “others" re-
acted to the thrills as they them-
selves had.
081‘ take
ehoeeeif
your
“that put
those ileum.
Whenyourt‘eethellikehnnpeo!
leed — all timed out - just try
“Til.” lt’e
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Wyndham
Test '11!" free. Send this
WW3 Free
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Trial
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unusual -
York and Chicago many individuals >
j vivors find
the O‘lrst Nations] troupe which
reel of film for its labors.
fl out the snow-water spray of
dawn, tile chin stubble of
trophies of a month in the
where the Ottawa rolls.
the studios. with nerve and ingenui-
ty challenged. as u ell as acting abil-
tl.(rulci y into nicllntms
Then yvcnt plentifnlly into the
making of “The Knockout." a vine-
ma saga of IMnlbcr driving in the
ncrth woods.
Iii'scntnnznt of the invader]! l‘l.\'
mother bears. the torturing nip of
lilac-Wiles, perilous stations by act-
t‘t‘li and ncl'vy fonts by (-llmcrumcn.
dangers risked in log-gilltted swirl-
ing torrents. arduous hikes over
slippery trails. and dynnlnited log
films that refused to perform ne-
cordini: to specificulions-«these. arc
legends boastfully'anli jot-lilarly re-
counted by players. technicians and
suddenly nudocs the, work of the
. . ‘ idil'etlor.
sumeon. honey”. and exposes her U i' '
before a huge assemblage as a. I” ’9” "n the tributaries of H‘"
Ottawa. with snows .melting into
windln-akes.
Here was no parlor drama. with
lady's. maids and vaiets.
as 11 few of the softlings in minor
ioles soon dislovrre'd.
Milton Sills. nlrcadv {anions for
BEAUTlES OF
ROCKIES CAUGHT
BY THE CAMERA
Makes Stirring Back-
ground f o r “The
White Desert” Now
Showing at Regent
Running down the insupcrahlc
barlicis of nntnlr was the task that
Reginald llmklr and his tompuny
fared in tllnllm: “The White llcs~
t‘l‘l." the , .\li~trn-t‘loldwyn-Mayer
production which will be shown to-
day and tomorrow at the Regent
thrnt re.
the stormy snow-capped
’ ln ,
A "Rockies" far up on the Continental
Divide in Colorado the picture was
filmed. in terrible blizzurds
with the weather llclow zero Barker
took his company to the locale of
t‘ourtncy ltylcy t‘oopcr‘s story from‘
which the, picture was adapted.
He has caught nature in her
fiercest. struggles. according to ad-
vnnce reports. in a vicinity where
man is but a puny puppet in the
hands of the elements. To View
the picturesque rugged beauty of
these great snowhlnds has been the
privilege of n fcw daring: men.
Through the medium of Barker's
pictulc their majestic glory wilt be
shown to the motion pttturo going
world
'1 he story deals with the slrlllt‘
gle of a railroad company to drill
a tunnel through the ltocky Moun-
tains. 'l‘llc terrific _blzlsts in‘ the
tunnel start an avalanche and the
construction camp and many of
the men are swept away. With
the telegraph wires down'snd the
food supplies swept away the rur-
themselves in the Krlp
of 11 blizzard which each hour
Itirtngs nearer the threat of Com.
picte isolation.
The struggle of these men to
overcome the fllry of thc'clements
Cat and Canary
Louise Price as “Annabelle Welt"
Walter'Richar-ds as Paul Jones in
film play to he at the Regent the-
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-Advertls'e in the Sentinel for the
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litre next Wedneedny afternoon and
NEW YORK, July lb—Back
from the Celladian wilds, 0. little
awed by the primitive. has come
went 9. tlloueand‘miies from Broad-
way to find the proper location for
"'l‘ho.Knookout"—back with a fine
liedder than rouge are the cheeks
of Lorna Duvocn. leading lady. red
the
licuucllcne: brown» as choke berries
the arms of. Milton Sills. star of the
picture: sable as a pine ridge at
John
Kolb, heavy or the piece—epidemic
Open]
Battles with the elements. hard-
nhlns. adventurous spiclng of their
film tasks away from the routine of
ity—these things~put fiber and au—
‘
freshcts and the pcstiicnt black flies
unlilubering their slinenrees. pine,
ld‘gs were dressing tables and the
studio light reflectors made poor
Here was
he-msn stuff and Sll(‘<“‘i)lll]ln unit
and '
YOUTH CHARM ' ACTORS “ROUGH 1T” TO FiLM
LUMBERJACK STORY
LORNA DIJVI'Ille
the lumber 1.11 ks like a -veteran.
Lorna DlJVt‘t'll. led-headed and star-
ry~eyul novice. who leaped
leading woman over night, quickly
tot the hang of the wilderness uftcr
venturing out the first day in French
heels and having to be carried bncll
to camp pick- 11- -bm-k.
"Black Jack" Rolh. also ti. novice.
who had never before seen a buck-
lni: log. rode timber through swift
waters like a nihrtnc cowboy. to the
A plaudits of the vctcrnn' boilers.
brings the story to a gripping ll]-
i may. Alhancc reports state that ii
i is one of the, finest pictures of its
kind ever made.
l‘hlirc Windsor. who plays a
leading r-.oll is said. 0 be at the
height other screen Career. in this
ploduction. licr peltrllyhl of a
vigorous young woman of the out-
doors is one of her finest. Pat
tl'Mallcy, in 11 lie-man type of roll‘.
Iplnvs opposite her.
final. RATHER
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. BY BENEDICT
Fireworks Display To-
night— Sunlight and
Afternoon 'I‘ide At-
tract Crowds,
A girl bathe; caused considerable
excitement yesterday afternoon when
she resisted the efforts of Life
Tlnlrds l‘uil] 'McGl‘ntll and llop
lcnedtct to pull her from the water.
when she called for help.
The girl. who cause on a special
excursion on he “Seagulo” was
swimming in the watt-r with a male
companion when she started to go
under. McGrath rowed to her. but
the girl refused to be taken abroad
.nnd struggled with both lilcdruth
and her escort. "
Hop Benedict (lazily swam out to
the pair and towed tho girl ashore.
Earlier in the afternoon 11 man.
struggling beyond his depth, was
broueht sut't‘iy to ;;horo by Hop
llencdict.
O 0 0
Yesterday. With an afternoon 114
and warm \lt‘tllilt‘r. was the best
day of the week at the Point. The
beach was packed most of the after-
noon. There were several extra bus
parlles,‘in addition to the excur-
sions booked. which helped to make
the day a. busy one for the conces-
sionaires and the management.
The Sirius brought the Junior 0.
A. it. or Elizabeth. N. J. About
1500 were abroad. lly bus came
the ltldgeiield Methodist Church.
and the. 156,111 street Club Outing
from New York. The first moon-
light suit of tho year docked at the
Point in the evening after 9 o'clock
when the Masonic 'Liub of Green-
wioh made its annual trip to the
putt.
t O 0‘ .
Today the Christ Chapel from
Brooklyn will arivc on the‘ Taurus.
and the Women'sltellef Corps No.
113, Section A. will come hybus.
C I 0
‘works display will be shown tonight
at. 10 o'clock.
e e e .
Tomorrow, as on most Fridays.
there will hem let-up until the week
end rush begins. The Marion and
Essex Stationery Publishers' excur-
sion is coming on the Favorite. end
the Service Electric and Gas Coma
Danrof New Jersey will come by
bus. There will be a small bits per-
1y from llidgefleld.
- t o 'o - I .
The Scenic came unheralded to
the point yesterday with a special
excursion party from New York.
0 O O ‘
George Dist of the soda—fountain
had his weekly. night off last night.
e h e ~
Joseph Rappe, handy man It J]!
the drink stands. \isited
I-‘iremcn'e Fun F‘rolie .lnt night in
tugged roles. took to theylife among I
"“01
The regular Thursday night fire- ‘
ducee several new dramatic silua- —
tione .snd comic touches. ’l‘he ar- T0 INSIYRF. HARMONY
lion revolves around a lovely little _ . , _
. flapper fom New York who is com- if the dress is elaborate. it is al- Marjorie Daw
WNW 10 S0 A" Arizona CD" it” most sure to be coupled with a long. . . I
health. She chooses the ’i‘hurnulu plain cost. but if the dress is o. - . - , ,,
MELOORAMA lN
Screen Adaptation of
U Picture-goers with a penchant for
real old-fashioned melodrama will
. find "Code of the West" a very sat-
. isfyipg screen dish.
tion of Zone Grey's great now]
"the same name. which was produced
for Paramount by William lv’. ilow-
ard from the film
Lucien Hubbard.
dsys' run at the Palace today.
Melodrama runs rampant through- 0ch Moore gives a great per- ..
Out this photoplay which finally fornulncc as the cowboy who turns _ . . :
winds up with one of the most nlelo- caveman, and Constance Bennett With .
dramatic ellmasqs. in the shape of 800ch ll distinct personal triumph ,’; "
a roaring forest fire that
be n flashed upon the screen.
i-cgulletlon plot formula
ranch as her tenlpot'ury abode
cause her Bister. the
school teacher. is boarding there.
love with her. but she
k
A.
for her attentions Cal Thurman. the l
shy. awkward younger son 9! the
family. Eventually he summons up
enough courage to propose to her
and receives the shock of his life
when she coldly turns him down.
And to add insult to injury, .she do-
iiberatoly flirts with Bid Hatfield,
manager of il‘ neighboring ranch
and Cal's deadly enemy.
Malddened with jealousy and an»
gar, the young cowboy determines
upon a bold course of action. He
kidnaps hcr. forces her to marry
hiln and then cruries her of! to a
cabin he had recently built.' There
is no telling what might have hap-
pened. had not a forest fire unex-
pectedly broken out and forced them
to forget their lpltred and attempt
to save themselves from the flames.
The tire is the spectacular high
spot in the tllm and is ph-tured in
all its terrifying realism. Bo deftly
has Director liowurd handled this
climax that the Hispensc is main-
tained light up to the last few feet
of tlllll.
‘fCODEOF wtsr
JANE an nu
NOW PLAYING' 5:
Novel Full of Thrills
0f the Old West
A drama of love and :
intrigue! ,
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'i‘his picturiza-
of
adaptation by
begins a three
as the flirtatious flapper. Mabel liai-
iin. l‘hllrles Ogle and David Butler
are the other three players who
have leading roles in the picture.
has ever
Ben Lyon
Anna Q. Nilseon’
he story itself departs from the
and intro-
ile-
neighborhood
straight tube. the cost may be as
elaborate as you please.
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good rcrults.
HERSHFIELD .1
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