The Eugene guard., April 11, 1925, Image 22

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Fnge Six
THE EUGENE GUAED '
Saturday Evening, April i,,.,.
W.
Pleasant Variety Will
Feature Motion Picture
Bills During Next Week
f
DILLS FOR NEXT WEEK
Motion Pictures
JiKX Werfovfl'lny ami
Thnrmlay, "Iteiklenn Ho
nuincf;" KrJdoj and Saturday,
"Learning to Ive.'
IlKIJJti Monday and Tin
day, "J'a ronrrrd Yon t b ;'
Tliurwlny, Friday tnd iSaiur
diy, "3 tie Snub.'1
Vaudeville
IIKII.HJ WVioMdiy, W'mI.
era rirruK, featuring Th
liffercut Itevue."
J ICHTKU comedy ilm, cleverly
i; J done, featured the tterk In uio-
it lion picture rirdee in Kugene. Though
there via a variety of uffcringa, tlie
- A 'flu '"""dies Blood uul oi tlie heal
,,- ! attrartloua.
forty Winks" al the He, ami
"Kxmir Mr," at I lie- lleilig, hear nut
the reuutiitlon of conic. ly In caiMiiuf
Jfiluily freltug towaid motion pictures
T In general. Ilolli pnlurca were nrll
; i filmed, and were rlevrr. i
"Tut Thundering Herd." which I
y'f honed at the Hex during the .ire
i! Hrl of the week, wnf outstanding in
, the last ut more aeriotia plays. It wai
i i an exceptional production, well-acini,
and with a fine thriur. Ii a una of
; J thn digger productions shown ao fur
. ; i lu Eugene tliia year.
' " coming week will again he feu-
' ''; tured by motion plcllir attractions.
: J The Ilea will open its week with a
;i: , new and original prolog, "ltsdlu a la
i )-( Jl' i." It la a surprise liumlier, and l
$5:;-J to he a liiilily pleasant surprise.
't :' "1'aiiiperrd youth" will be the llel-
V.-'-jf " offering (or Monday and Tura-
i; , i day, while on Wednesday tlie Wrslrru
I ' i Taudevllle circuit will he here. "The
i - IWferent Item" will be the feature
.i suniher.
f; "llcoklcss Hoinanre," a apeeil film,
f .'' fed with anion and surprises, will
' i, be the Ilea offering for Weilnc.ilay
j f ThuraiUy, while on Friday and
! I,' h'aiitriiay "Learning tu live," fca-
turlng the popular Constance 'ml-
: r maiige. The film ia one of her latest,
j: mail also her he.t,
i Tl" m,n" W wind up the com
lug week at the llellii, shotting
' i Tkuraday, Krhlay anil Halnnlay. The
i j aame mat that atarred In "Kiruae
f 'e." whlill aeorcd auih a hit at the I
r J Hellig Ihla week, ia in "The Knoli."
trirkeil him, and continues hia affair
with Korolliy.
Nnury detiouncfa l''ujrine jut at
her liilKltaiid lias learned that ehe ia
Ircmeiidoiielr wcnlthv. J fin alliluil'v
eliilic m towr-r'l her ir'nniflmti-ly. and
he acrum-H llorrii-k of hHVina W-
between him and hia wife." J
Xanry leavea him, planuina a di-.
toree, and promiHea. to marry Her
rick. j
'i'he atorv endii a- Kiiccne geti.
I'orolliy on the phone and lella her
that "I have filed ever thing,"
Coming Attractions, Billed for Eugene
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FOLLIES ARE Or THEIR WAY
Famous Gallagher and Sheait to ha
Seen April 28
Miler fiallacher and .Mmter Hheun.
known the country over aa Ihoae
"unl(iie and extraonlinary" rnnied
lann will be lr of the epceial (ireell
nich Village 'olliea, Anicrlca'a great
cMt, annual mimical revue, w hich
eomea (o the lleilig Tilraday, April
Thia engagement mnrka the firl
Klarrlng tour of (inllnglier and Shcau
in tlie Polliea and la the beginning of
their World 'lour. Thia delinhlfnl
revue ia produced hv A. L. Jonea and
Alorna (ireen. thoita free thinking
gentlemen who firm originated the
Urcenwich illnge r'olliee aome eight
yeara ago.
A notable rompany of inuaical
comedy mid revue celibritlca hnre
neen aaaembled to eiiiiorl .Mr. (inl
lagher and Mr. Khenn in thia lateat
l-'ollieit. Among ila more l.vrie lind
agile meinbera an1: Tom Handera
and Arthur Millia, Lynn ( nntei. Mile.
Klfl. (ienevieve McCormnck, lleaale
'alrin, l'oul Mnrkman. Arnolr! Cluck.
Fred fowhlck, Ldrtin Jlnrr, Itud AVil-
nainann. Harriet Colo and J. nn llnr
linl. There la nlan a apeclarular
"Ingilig and dancing rhorua of famoua
artixt nniilela.
The comedy acenea are from the
pena of Hilly h. Wflla, Lew Flelda,
leorge Knuffmau. and (ienrgn V. II, i
hart. The l.vrira nro by Mert Kalinar
and Irving Caeanr, and the alluring
number hy Louia llirach, Hurry
lluliy and Con Conrad.
The entire production waa lerlrd
and rxecuteil hv John .Murray Amler- i
on. Illreclor of all former (ireen
wlrh Village Folllea.
REX PLANS FOR NOVELTY
"Radio la Rex" to he Name of
Laleit Prolog Featuro
5 &
t r-.'- v Vr i -
9
1
-rL af. S f II
a atrinr of fold nugrrta- and bow
he itrufflM to rK&in bfr freedom
by ftting potieMion of tne uujgett.
ia told in a forceful way.
Tbe cant ia full of interesting
nauiM and the performance are all
exrfllent, thougii perhaps the two
whirh stand out the molt are those
of Alire Terry, who playe Kuth Jor
don, and Conway Tearle, cant a
Stephen (iheot.
W allace Hecry as Dutch and George
Cooper as Hhorty are likable heavies.
and ZaSu I'ittii as i'olly- brings out a
pessimistic part prominently forward.
Griffith Film Coming
Hailed as the picture which lias
revolution)!! the tilms by proving
that a vivid life story is as inter
esting as the old melodramatic plotn.
IK U . Griffith "Ian t I-ife Wonder
ful," will be shown at tbe Jlcilig
theater soon.
This is Griffith's little Cinderella
picture which he brought quietly into
Shw York for the firt sbowinff in
a innt foil picture thfater without the
imual first showing in the legitimate
theater.
instantly the critics acHaimcd it
as one of the great feats of the cine
ma.
HARRY MYERS AGAIN STARS
Popular "Yankee" Take Lead Role
n "Heckle! Homanoe."
Harry .Myera, one of the arraen'a
loreumat roinedy Ijgurea, liaa a lead
ing role In "Heckleaa Homan.e," the
creen reralnn of the popular atage
eucceaa "What'a Your Wife lioliigV"
hirh will he ahoun at the Ilex the.
ler beginning Wedneeday.
Although .Myera haa been in a mul
titude of plrttirea. among tbem
"llraaa," "Tim Iteautlful and Damn
ed" and "Daddlea," he will alwnya be
tememhered for hia aplrmtid cbarac
terlaallon of the Yankee u "a Con
Bectieut Yankee lu King Arthur'a
"Haikliaa lluumiRo" la hia flrat ap
pearance under the Al Chrlalie hau
lier and he pule liver aome rlotouily
funny tricka aa Ilia liuaband who
draga hia old grandfather arounil In a
futile effort In ohlalti dlmrro evl
dence, T. Hoy Ilarnra, Manila Haw
Jey. Mylvla llreamer and Tully .Mur
ball are alio lu the rait.
BARTHELMESS FILM IS OUT
Poaetar Richard la starred With Hit
Wife In Production
liirnard llarlhelmraa'a production!
r aiwaya Ulalingiiialnd for their
xcrllent laata. Ilia lateit Flrat Na
tional vehicle. "New Toya," which
roinea lu the Hex theater Boon, la no
xcrptlon.
Tha young atar haa noteworthy
Mat mrroiiiulii.g him lu ".Sew Toya,"
which, hy the way, ia a delightful lit.
Jle tragedy of a ouug couple. Mr
Harlhrluieee p,,, th rt, f n.
jouiniiit liuiban.1, hia flrat coined)
A dltlnrt novelty In atage prenen
Intion la announced by the Ilex for
neit Monday anil Tueadny evening.
In the aperlally. "Uudlo a In Hex,"
In which n company of aeven aololata
will be featured. ,
Hilled aa a nnvelir ami not aa a
prolog, thia lateat U..x innovation la
anld by the manngement In an the
preaent day radio "one better." Kadio
fan who -know their atuff" will un
doubtedly he juatly jraloua of the
reception of "Kadio al In Hex."
four-hear th management, who
promla rr the flr.l time a rn.lio
program without "lulerrerenc" mid
that hy an original. Inveution, the
-uM.iji niu no viNlhle ny rniljo.
Tile "Hndio a la Hex" program will
eomprlan vocal aoloa hv Alma tiluck
aoprnno, Helnald Werrenraib
tone, Krlka Jlorlnl, vlolinl.t, and
.oiii ot tne leading jaaa handa will be
beard In popular rendition,,
A aiirtirlan in etna til.. ....i
lighting effect, will aiTompany the
wnien win tie preaented at
7:.i and li:Htl Monday and Tueaday
evenliiga at the Hex.
iivwmr' Mi w i
Behind
the
Screen
in
Hollywood
Tha top ploturo la acene from "Learnlno to Love," featurlno
Conatance Talmadae and Antonio Moreno, which comes to the Rex
iw, m mu-u.y run, Deginmng rrlday.
di IhJ1ldd.u ,,cn ' ,rom "New To'" the new Picture featuring
Richard Barthelmea. and hit wife, known .. Mary Hoy. The picture
la cnmlna to the Rex toon. H
Below .ro Milton Sill, and Viol. Dan. In "A, M, De.irea," com
tna to the Rex.
CHRISTIE DEFNE8 'FARCE
Famous Comedy Producer Telle Why
Human Intereat Wins
Th moat amu.lng Incidenta In lh
world are 10.1.0 which happen be
"x'M'l V", nt '' IToducw
. im.ii m apraaing of the varloita
Ol-ea of humor. ".Vim- ,d ,h(,
hiniair.l or rantaatlc hunior atlra
. . T.oien, taughter, but It , (
lb la.ling t,pe i, D1)l ei.rJ,
ough related Ul 0Hr ,ry
I feel inherently affiliated with
hat variety known aa r,.rc come.lv.
t a eujovabl , ,. , ,,,, fc -mail
altuiitlon w thin th. .I... ... .....
ibility, Khi.-I, force. ,onl 1.. r J. it
roie in an eara. The popular atari . "T """""" Hi their own livea.
cnm..i ...1. .. ..1. V "'ea tne humor mora ,..., 1
. iaai aera id a comeily role with
I'orothy Ui.h under the management
-' JJ;1(tW- iri'""'- I"" back
lu "New Toya." hia aupportlng rait
Jurludta il.ry l.y (Mra. Il.rlhel-
I f. ','.!" ' rul k' ouu '(e-
' Jlirtoo Webb, lb well known foot.
1 light comedian, ia making hi, (,lu ,,.
but lu another important role. A new
ducoverr, Kalhrriii Wllaon, Ii al-
I moat making her firal acrren apnear
."ice. Director John Hobert.on bx.ka
lo orr aa a Oialloct flint. Other I
pla.vera in the ca.t are l,j .'er- j
.nM, , i-rnocif l-omnn. 4Ur. 1 ai-Nil.
ulierance of youth . Immortally un
conouerable. While totally without logic. I III.
fnct parai..iiinll.v la one of the lull
wnrkl of life. It apura youth to en
ler the bitter world of atrife unafraid.
Nilch la th tiiiderlvina though, in
Connlam-e Tnlmoilge'a new comedy,
"Learning In live," which eomea thia
I 'riibiy ninl Sn I unlay nl th Ilex. I 'ou-
tance, ihniigh a aub-deh Juat out of
boarding achool, la a wlncaere In mat- I
tera pertaining to love. What ihe
ooem t know about love well. Ju.t
almply lan't. Th profound willingneaa
of her numeroua college hoy adtuirera
to trade their hearla for one flaah
of her fllrtatloua ryea; a anft-apoken
word and, peril. p., a kia, convince
her of the fart.
And an .lie ila.hei gaily Into the
wniripool or .New Wk'a aociety with
an all-iiino.iieriug iplrit -the exuber
ance of youth.
It ia an Ideal characlerlaatlou for
Con.lance flippantly flirtation.. I
daintily daring. It afforda the atar
opened nl the Ilex theater IVidny,
will cloae Ita run there toibiy.
r,, l 'r and .Woman and Mnrrlage" and other ila
Raymond tirifflth are feoince,! 1.. th. iiei.n. 1.. '
j JIJI.I.YWIJOlX April 11. "Stella
Muria" ia to be filmed again.
That waa the story with which
Mary I'ickford defird tlie popular
Mary I'ickford couventiona. .
The William J. Locke vehicle waa
one of the very rew moviea in which
.Mary auccessfully portrayed a grown
up, anna curls and aaua tho .Mary
ickroril bug of tricka which have
been traiie-markcd in acorea of pic
turea over many ycora.
"Steila .Maria" won a real droma-
tic movie even though It waa directed
by .MarKhnil Neilnn, iiaually aaaociot
ed with comedy efforts.
The newa that "Stella Maria" . ia to
be remade will be w elcomed. It mnde
a deep impreeaion upon millions of
movfp-lovera.
The information that fhorlea Mra
bin ia to direct It will he juat aa in
teresting. .Mr. Ilrahin ia the aplendid director
who produced "Priven," that, pnir
mint tale of the Kentucky mountains
It waa cheaply made but
real eucceaa.
Mr. Ilrahin alao made "go Big."
the Kdna Kerber novel, atarring Col
leen Moore. , 1
He will alart filming "Stella Jlnria
nest month at l niver.nl fitr.
"Huater" Keatnn rnme home from
New York wearing a "bowery bowler"
hat. "ltuater" Keatnn. Jr., promptlv
smashed it which proven the kid has
sense of hunior. Like father like
aon!
Pornlhy I'hilllpa la returning to I
the screen under the direction of I
.uaunco Llvey.
Misa 1'hillipa haa been nbaent from
inn stiidioH alnco the denth of he
ilirector-hushnnd, Allen Holubnr. two I
years ago. Sho proved popular in I
1 tie Heart -of Iluioanitr." ".Man
'j Popular Player in New Role j;
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pJWBe! ?-'.a'"t3"jTy"'A""V"'r1"' 11 ""T1J
r: wl Q
iai i -f . . i'UvtV
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a half ycara' absence. Her lat
character waa Teas. "
Story of Irish Girl
Tlie story, chosen after three oth
had received acrioua considerai"
and ultimate abandonment, is ,1
young daughter of a loverty-slri(.i"
Irish-American family.
In humorous vein, besprinkled i 1
narhoa. -anil rntnliiip v., ..l
1 voarm,
(Continued on page seve0)
Norma Shearer, star of "Tho Snob," which comes to the
theater for a three day run, beginninrj next Thursday.
Hellig !
MARY PICKFORD DEFENDS MODERN
GIRL AND DISCUSSES TENDENCIES
Easter Novelty
DANCE
TONIGHT
3 Live Babies 3
Will be given away
to the ones holding .
the lucky numbers
EAST Kit FAVOliS
FOR ALL
Men 75c Ladies 10c
Come early and
see the fun
Doors Open S:45
WINTER
GARDEN
'frT,M'IM"""-MI',J"illilllllni.1
among other lug inline.. Crrll Chid
lck. Anna May Wong, and William
uoyu.
Shirley Mason Stars
Hint there is n special Providence
protecting the daritia motion n!,.n
player ia demonstrated naain in "The
Lleventh Hour." llernnnl liurninf'a
iirooiiciinn 01 Lincoln j. Carter a ex
citing melodrama. In which Hhirlev
unson anu i narlea .lonea cn-atnr.
Thia aensatiounl William Kor
Hire, which cornea tn the Hell theater
nunuay, is atuiMnl with hair-rai.ing
wiruia mat untold In brentbless
cession.
In one of the daring acenea. Char
lea .lonea twinga head foremost from
ladder suspended
from a f!vi
..vuropiane nun cntchea Shirley Mas
on up in his arms from mni!,...t,n.t
unlimited scope for the portrayal of " he speeds hy her. Not satisfied
Ihoac delightfully ah.urit aophiitrira
of the younger generation which she
Interpret, an well.
llundaom Antonio Moreno ia aeen
"lipo.it tn vivacloua onny.
WESTERN BILL IS VARIED
Program for Wednesday Headed by
"Tha Dllterent Hevue"
Ud, Jul, Jordou and Jab Km,,! T'''f'' "".'" l'l".ilely limited
lasting.
.ii!."? '"""""'"I'le trouble,
which Irritate him in dnllv life. Ni,
tiuie, out of ten these trouble.
1,1 "' pect in tht ,
troutdrd. fare afford. ...i;
"e. c'a , , " l" '-ntertainment i, wile
.. !, i " "ml w ortliw hit v,.,r
ot th, t, I , "" V"n'"i ".d Vaudeville bill ,or ,0 ,nj, u,.
ot th troubled man. . ne.day niabt. Th. ,......
l io.I".": r-tuedi. have Co, tail.- Hn'd l "I he Il,f(ere: HVP '
ed many htlanoiia lauxlis cio.. which i. , I ,
eyromel) ex,ig.t.ir, . saibirs. and includes th natiounllv
-ci'vai 01 tins variety mown "lion. I lav Mauley, Kd
with this stunt, you act a semi-cli...
up of Shirley ami Jonca climbing the
snaiing ladder until they reach the
eafety if such it can be called of
the plane.
Tina seen, was not rehearsed. It
was loo hasanlou. Some ten odd
camera men were In positin to shoot
the action and what Ibcv got is one
01 uir uiosi inritiiiig stunts ever so.
acieu ou the silver sheet.
I Jlr, l-.lvey haa given her th leading
feminine role in "Kvervman's Wir,. '
his next William Fox special produc-
uno.
the coming
ly by
nous.
hury.
., '
orurui.ii MULE IS PLAYED ' far-
,7. .... ""i-"!.
..,, , a Ban,,,,,, .
Jehai
Ollbert Takaa Star
Fllai, "The Saoti '
It takra
courage to plsj
..r.n,the..c role on the acr.rn. but ,Z7.
John lillbrt haa cur... a,... ...
Jca,ii,g as lha lovalde fr.nc tiiit.k,,
in Minor (ilyn a "Ilia Hour," this un
nsual actor a.vepi.,1 Hie ml r,,r (
th JItn-l.d.l,B p.ciure, "1,r
H-ll'a film v.ral,,,, ,
the lleleu 1L Martin novel, which
la founiig tn the llril.g theater Thura
day. Friday and Saturdav.
Thia pan of "The tinok" ia an un.
tympathrthic one.
r.ugcne, iii -aoob." ambition..
fii-n, ami alwaja atrocal,. ... ...
long in Ila ui.ocs i.
P.rt I. ''o,". '""Ut leap,,,.
Part lajuno a hunt ti,,!,, ( tu,.v ,
ne.rer ,,,,, .,, , (r ,, :h
'acre con.edic. reu.ur.. .v .....
tone, a. a Iw.kiu,,,. n, k
After an- .. -'" "l'"' ' n.fnal and re.
" '" o.e.i tun
a isr.-e wpn i!Utu
...-,.-.. ,1 "lii-.-lunc
r uriliiti,..,. .......
ik. . . i. . "mu g lu. picture
Fred Thompson Stars
Killed with the itn.h ami fire which
has alwava featured his actios on
the screen, replete with good situa
tions, and packed with material which
provea that Silver King is undoubt
edly the best equina star on the silver
sheet today, "That l'evil Quemsdo."
tha latest of the pictures starring
Kred Thompson, will come to tbe Met
lig soon.
Oramstle iucidcut follow a dramat-
ie incident with .!iim the right amount
i e-uiu-dy
Mick Hi-
Intervals.
aid. "Master of Sha.lowologr.'
1'it of I il. I Ireland." ami a neat skit
entitled ".Ml I'm,." The lleilig Or
ihestra mil also he an Important
feature of the lull, mid will offer
another liouulur a..)., -I. on
"I he Hiffcrent Heme" Is .11 II-. i '- fnmeily In Ihls different sod de
the iiame implir.. r,.r the .Tombs mad. I h""' w,'"'ertl melodrama by Mar
up as pretty r,rl. g-.'a touch of 1 Wi,,n,. ""I I'd Andrews has
high Me to Hi. psrtv. Iti-autifiil ' "'''" j"1' ' directing the pic
go.ns. bright comedi. and manv nov- j ,ur'
em song, and dances make th
vue a real treat
- pii-asiug entertainment if offered
rc. tii I............
Uckl.'i". M ""ailT
Uc.J!" " Pioduction,.
I ha. ..
r. n of ,b, p..p .,
W i.l, ,,u, tA,,e , .,,,. irii-
1 , r wl"r ' nuiu up... farcl.
csl sllust.ons !.h .'.. ' .
(... , "l""r.ou.v
Buster Keatoa Coming
Itu.t.-r Keaton ha. risen I
Ir Ldoiianl in the st.i.l, r grentcet
portraits produced on lb. screen Ii ! fhani-cs."
i. inl.-r.iu,g to ,,i,. ,i,.,v h .' 'be II.
ir.snipulatrs hi, fingers in making the
manikins.
lion. Pave Mauler, known
his
comic height in "Seven
ollirh is lo I,, a r.ature
I'g in the near fiUute.
the-i ,
" , , , IStlng with . ' ",rr "eieloped .th
wealthier and . ,,. ''"'he. of k ,. ,M K
nent than himself, meets Ivrotl.v J.'," wh" they at.olui., f ,'
Ileniheimer, wealthy girl, and r.la- 1 h ""'H a pi, lit,. ,h hl '
Hon of Jsk. l..ii,r. richest ,. n I '"'"meni .l. w.ll hM , B ,
u"?-, , . '-'inpituon w.th .Iraa.s.ic pb".,
lie i. In love with ... ,,, tl, k l'l ' 1
juoraccvir.,., h.r w.-.,,,, .,, ) ll" "" "
titi- ; nnt;tiet
lle-la planning to marry m.rathr - "'X W educlay and Ihxr.dsr si ik!
li.nsbi imer, bin tell. Ilrnick that ' "'
is in a preilicainent, n that a
young country school teacher "of r..
piMiition" is In lov. i.nh him. Ihir
log lha conv.r-nlion, a leli-gram
o.inca tn r.ugcne, informing him that
th school tea. her Is d.ilng and wishes
to marry Lun.
r. larn ami in. aei,n..i i.i. .. . '
K.-icy. are nrri.,l. and . .Z . r i " ' '""""" "'
i .'"'i.
"ACt 18 8TACC0 rOB
Canstaae. TalmaMe T.S..
Pel. .1 rtaapar v,m,
Viola Dana Coralno
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at.r ...... ..i.. v . I..hi .........I. .. .. . -,.ne .iiu.ricau
, .-nilooni ctpos..- ; .- -uniiin . i. llCStl.r
mail.' is back mth a new one. a-itllptl 1 lin -'f serious ilrsma wa. an
this lime "Wninaiiologt " II. prn. I piod c( recent fil-n looinent. ha.
ceeds to tell all ahoul Ihe evolution'"'" leading trnunine role in ", Man
of ihe fetos'e sex. I1'"'"" a colorful action stor, of
"Cl.-ir. and VLnlalic. a vol- ; India and lb. Souih s,,,, i,,e,
licking tn.h lino, off.r in a plea. ing come. i the lici theater soou In
ma.in.-r the Irish Pastoral. "A Hit of .lhil p.clnr M-, !,, i, cofe.tiire,!
M lar. is an Irish ' h .Milton Sill. " . M.m I es res
romantic n,,. ,k ii th. f , 1 ... ..I,,,. ... ...
is !,. i ,, , ,., ...MVrigSr, romantic a.hcnlur ,tr,
T?v; ,,,,.,,, w ,, .,, i::;1 ;:,.:,; rz,r't
elo M.. , "All ,'-, They ... m th, .ol. of "Pandora '
.....e., aimi.en.nt i-h.rs. ae.l Ihe, '
I Oder a He.er .-olle.-Iion ot , ''
lOVt! ''"" ""', pa'i't. which is .level, . Mreai Cast Coaiiat
j plesrulcl Iher. hat been few Mctnr.,
- - - - j which hav. hrooahl so great a mes-
'fert. Winks' Cla.e. t sag. as trial wt,h ,. ,,,
.1 lielai.l
tenor nl th
Io you know wbaL
movl stars look lik?
Well, neither do many of the studio
executives here. Wo had lunch with
.Margaret Livingston 0t the Mnnt
martr. which is Hollywood's mid-day
lathering place of tho celebs.
Margaret had just come from Vni
versal City, where ahe had been work
ing before th camera in "1 11 Show
ou the Town." with Itcgjnald Denny
dun Jlnthla. who ia probably the best
known woman scenario writer and
production suprvieor iu th Industry,
was introduced to .Miss Livingston.
".My. what a aurnriae!" .1.. ..i..i
'I thought you war. a IIIU girl and
you r just the littlest thing ever!"
-uargaret is vivacious, rod-headed
anil just five feet three Inch., i.n
She's the firebrand of tbe seen'
tiet the picture?
.Mavbe you wonder why vnu don't'
... I VI-
'" - "rrrii rserrigan in more
movis.
II doesn't have' to work II. ...... i
hia money when the savins- w..
and th money plentiful. xw hen
a particularly attractive role is -rercd.
like "Tbe Covere.1 Wagon" or
"Captain Illood" he dons the grease
paint. Otherwise J.' Warren lias round
eonleiiMnent. Around the corner from
our office, upon a hill, on the road to
I inverse! City, Jack lives with his
moiner in a beautiful bom. H,.
should worry.
!
l.eatric Joy has a now "part." i
Miss Joy is to tak a vacation from 1
th 1 aramoiiut studio. She will ,p,,
it play ma; nursemaid to llabv I.eatri.e
anil teaching the six-months-nld off
spring of the now dirore.,1 t ..i.i... i
anil Jack liilhert to say "mamma "
At th. end of lb month l.eatrii-!
is scheduled to transfer her makeup!
box to the Cecil H. 11, M,, ,,,, ;
She ia to b starred br Mr. l"e Mill. I
.
W'oiihl the public he interested j
a movie version of "Th Merchant of
Vein.-?" I
That is what's worrvin. . ....... i
Hollywood film liuportrrs who own I
rights to th n;.-i,,.
mad hy I'.ter Paul Klnr and an I
................ or.i.co ov Werner
Kraus, who was Ir Cal-gari in the
movi of thaf name. The Hhak.par. '
can play was photographed in V.nic j
It was "shot" by a descendant of the I
immortal arti.l Kemhraivli and withi
noted Kiirnoean .tars in the lead.
wirf'l
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M.iHaU.':r Nls' W' -'X 'J.! l' V-'W i J . J.- fV
"-,-stj". -5 'T9),4 a, sitTieJV s, 4
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No, Mary
JkdWL)
Pickford doesn't
but she will in
H.v A. II. Klti:iH:HICK
(XKA Serrico Writer) .
Bunch the time clock at the studio
her new film "Little Annie Rooney."
J JOLLY WOOIl, April 11. With ail
the hurly-burly of flappers, "jaxx
babies." suspecting mid suspected
wives, and the like, th screen has
been strangely neglectful of one most
prevnleiit. type.
Hut no longer. Marv Pickford i.
preparing to immortalize this tvpei
in celluloid.
"I'espit interludes of costume and I
foreign pictures tn m.er e,,
of public demand, l'e. .lu-... i..i !
th ambition lo porlrav a ivnid
worth-while American shop and busi-1
ness girl." soys America's sweetheart. !
pausing between directorial cou- i
fercnoes ill her sluiiin bungalow. I
liases ot Aincrirnn girlhood
stand out clamorously spectacular.
such as the coipiettc of ypstrnlar and
tbe flapper of today.
Our Girlhood Sound
"Hut fundamentally, our girlhood
is sound, admirable, intelligent. That
is the girlhood which I will try to 1 fM
porlray in the picture I'm now milk
ing. 'Little Annie Hoonry.' If I ,
what I hope to do. tills will he the
picture I will remember most foinllv
aiul the one by which 1 will hope to
be longest remembered."
Mi?'"i'.lri"f Itooney" will ,ark Only a four-mile drive and street
Miss I, chords return . Anicnc, car service from Eufj-ne
tpictonally spenking, after two every ,,, mhoa-nC
Vp-io-lk
)ni(UL
& melodrama
" LINCOLN .GRTEB
CHARLES JONK5
SHIRLEY MASON
DANCE
AT TRIANGLE LAKE
Saturday, April 11th
Music liv
CROSBY AND HIS NITE HAWKS
Hoa.ls tire in K(ul ,.mliti
BIO DANCE
At Veeieta Every Saturday Night
Lnrter near massgenient.
Hob Holstcn'a tr.hestra
Kveryhcdy Welcomo.
a the'
dnjuant,
gets Wi ll. Kug.li is in
thinking ahe deliberalclj 1 preuuty ,.f It. wa wml
jonuaer geneiaiion ot ( vlsy.
in. .... . .
for Ihal. I.rliev., fir...U
Th.
Wmk..'
t ISIlk
Is
lu. The ra-
srsmount ni.-tor.. 'I..,.,
.Iir..t,. i., .., r,, ,
t rson from 11.,,..... v. i
hausers adapi. (
'sr.. "., ! I,,,,,,!,, -. '!,,,,
H.I.o and II,.,, c, IwMill. hh
enie.l on Ih. screen at th llcit
theater when lb. M.tro-liohUvn-Ma.er
pr,,,,!,,,,,, 1 e i;., ij.
Side." huh comes soon i, .,w
How thn-. men gambrl tor a girl,
ith one ntr.n.atelt coining nt y,,..
Iwrioua, how she i- then bought Jf
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