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f!rtrhira Hnu..l..n ivji one clrl !n
a million and hIiu dared. Hdylbe
Nterlliift, beautiful motion ic(rc c
tt t'K, wbo Is famous fT her nicnr
ince In Western idetnrcs, ortrnys
lbs role lit linrbura Hampton in "Tho
Ulrl Who Iared," a unique Western
photoplay which came to the Pastime
theatre yesterday for two days' show
ln. Harbnra In ft Rlrl who accepted the
pom of sheriff In a wild Western com
munity at a time when no niun otild
be found fur Ihe post capable of run
nine; down Ihe bund of cattle-rustlers
who were terrorltinsr the country.
Barbara dnred nd her accomplish
ments, aa viewed at Ihe Pastime thea
tre yesterday, make five of the most
fascinating reel of red-blooded adven
ture, viewed here "n gome time.
ARCADK TODAY
POLICE MINK AT DIG
KAIjOOX AND ;AMttUfi
DIAS RI X WIDK rE
The Bronx section of New York Is
known aa the abiding place of a staid
end law-obeying cttlienary. It was
a treat shock, therefore, when sorbld
rumors began circulating: recently that
within the Bronx's confines a big
aaloon waa running wide open, with
"white mule" beinir served abundantly
nd openly over the, bar; with big
poker fames for large stakes a con
tinuous performance, and shootings
and killings a mere Incident of the
day'a routine.
Aa Is usual with rumors, tho word
passed from mouth to mouth, with
of crooked card games, of girls gone
bad, and men being shot down with
out a momenta notice. Onuld It be
ratcorlnj a viper? The Bronx wen-
iorci.
Cf cour th pcllc jrot trt.a c;
it. &nd spetutcv'iRT c;-,6n-up -wca
plar.nei. The app:tr.:i night crr..
and the police, in soild phftianx,dej
rendej upon the repotted resort where
vice had Ita nightly rendexvous.
Just a Humor
What waa their surprise, then to
find that the gamblera and the gun
men were Just an aggregation of re
spectable motion picture actors who
Played penny ante In real Ufa and
were worrying whether the landlord
would raise the rent again. They
were appearing In a gambling scene
in the Selsnlck picture, "The Valley
of Doubt," directed by Hurton Oeorge.
"Iint perfectly good newspaper
headlines gone to waste," lamented
one of the 'bulls.'
The Valley or Poubt," which was
written by the well-known play-wrlght
Willard Mack, will be shown at the
Arcade theatre, beginning Thursday
and local fans who have heard so
much of the thrilling Incidents during
frontier life in the West will have an
opportunity of witnessing n exact
replica of that evcltlng period.
AI.TA TODAY
"Italr Pins" Ijnswm to Husbands
Miss Enid Bennett star In "Hair
pins" showing at the Alta Theatre to
day as light hair and very expressive
blue eyes, was born In York, Austra
lia. She started a business career, but
always aspired to become an actress.
Her opportunity came when she was
Introduced to Katherlne Orey, then
touring the Antipodes in "The Third
Degree." Through her Influence, Miss
Bennett was given an engagement In
"Every Woman." She left the East to
whispers of daily sorbid happenlnga, play In Fred Nihlo's repertory com-
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pany and aoon afterward came to Am
erica and transferred her talent to
motion pictures under Thomas H. Ince.
She Is married to Fred Nlblo the
former actor and lecturer, who Is also
her director.
Her Hobbies are out door sports, her
home, and her garden.
. She Is at present preparing to tnke
a trip around the world, Including
Australia her former, home. In the
meantime she will be making pictures
for Thomas H. Ince.
AKCADR BCXDAY AXD MONDAY
Three child players, who are al
ready veterans of the screen, appear
with Dorothy Dalton in "Guilty of
Love," coming to the Arcade Theatre
Sunday and Monday.
Baby Ivy Ward, as she Is affection
ately called, Is now six years old and
has been appearing in pictures since
the tender age of six months, making
her film debut In her native country,
England, and later coming with her
parents to America and being features
extensively in this country. She
and Douglas Redmond, who is also
six years old and in the Dalton pic
ture, were the twins in "Little Wo
men." Lawrence Johnsosn, only five
and the Idol of the Paramount studios.
Is well known to photoplay fans, hav
ing had parts In several big pictures.
Including George Fitzmaurice's "The
Right to Love" nnd Elsie Ferguson's
His House In Order.
Guilty of Love" is a domestic drama
of considerable appeal. The cast sup
porting Miss Dalton Includes Edward
I Langford, Charles Lane and Augusta
Anderson. Harley Knoles directed and
the picture is a Paramount Artcraft,
An hour later Relth phoned Warde
at the studio.
"There's a household auction at a
home here in Pasadena come run
nin!" When the company arrived at the
appointed place Reith's reputation aa
a premiers location man was vindi
cated. v
AI.TA SUNDAY AND MONDAY
PASTTMK Sl'XDAY AND -MONDAY
Aladdin Had Nothing on
Ths Location
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS
PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE
VAUDEVILLE
WALTER CILEERT
Flexible Comedian
TWO WRENS
Scokh and Irish Singing, Dancing, Talking, Violin
'n the motion picture game a loca
tion manager Is considered somewhat
of a superman if he can find a mil
lionaire's residence, a country church
or a log cabin for his director within
a day's time. But Imagine a location
man obtaining every requisite for ah
entire scene net, props, actors and
customs upon an hour's notice. That
as the trick turned by Al Reith, J.
Warren Kerrigan's crack location
manager, during the filming of "The
Dream Cheater," Kerrigan's latest
Brunton production, a W. V. Hodkin
son release, now showing at the Pas
time Theatre.
While completing "The Dream
Cheater" Director Ernest C. Warde
found It necessady to shoot a number
of scenes where an auction was In
progress. It would have required three
Cays in which to construct a suitable
set, not to mention a very big cost.
Warde had an inspiration.
"Find a house," he said to Reith,
where an auction Is In proetrfss.'
WAR HERO SF.EN IN
"NUISR MARJOIBIE"
Dr. Roger's McKlnnon, an Australi
an doctor who was gassed and wound
ed several times during the war, has
an important part in "Nurse Marjorle,
the new Mary Miles Mlnter picture for
Realart. This production will be
shown at the Alta Theatre for two days
beginning Sunday as the feature bill
li. eluding two acts of vaudeville.
In one scene of "Xurse Marjorie,"
which was adapted from a recent play
by Israel Zangwiil, author of 'The
Melting Pot," a surgical operation is
performed upon the eyes of John
Danhury, a member of the House of
Commons. It was In this scene that
Dr. McKlnnon was used. He was as
sisted by two graduate nurses and
Nurse Marjorie, played by Miss Mln
ter. -
Previous to ihe operation. Nurse
Thompson, a' rather homely but effi
cient nurse, has had charge of the
patient. Recovering his eyesight, the
patient Ib delighted to discover the
nenutlful Nurse Marjorie and Is ' In
stantly captivated. . But. Nurse Mar
iorie, posing as the daughter of the
cwner of a fish market, proceeds to
test her suitor's love and the story de
velops many amusing and humorous
situations? , . .
LONDON, Oct. 23. (U. P.) Vlo
lently 111, Lord Mayor MacSwtney is
tiday alternately docile in his extreme
weakness or violent in delirium.
MncSwIitrjr Is Fed
LONDON, Oct. 23. (A. P.) Lord
Mayor MacSwtney Is delirious today.
Prison authorities continued to fore
liquid food Into his mouth. .
NEWSPAPERS TIIiERATTCNED
DALLAS, Tex., Oct. 23. (U. P.)-
Editors of several Dallas and Ellis
county newspapers have received let
ters threatening destruction of their
plants If the publications fail to sup
port demands for 40 cent cotton, do
partment of justice investigators an
nounced today.
PETAIN WEDS BOYHOOD SWEETHEART
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A heart-touching story of youth's folly and motherhood's glory.
Adults, 35c Children, 10c
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PAHIS The mcrr!a; of Marshal Henri Phllllpe Ptaln-t!in
"defender of Verdun" and Madams Hardon was the retliiatlon for
Frarce's fn-.o., general of a life-long dream. She was th aweci.
fcesrt t his LoyLood. Later (ha married, but Petaln remained
single until at tbe age of (4 he recently married Madams Hardon
To photo shows Petatn (leftl, la mitfU, snd bis wtfa srrlvinf at
t)be to Sen4 tbprbcjecooon.
ARCADE
Today
Children, 10c
Adults, 35
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' A story of smiles and tears of virile men and a -woman's
undying love.
A breath of the vast northwest. V
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