The Evening herald., February 19, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1925 '
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AT THE LIBERTY
' "Real entertainment" will be the
verdict: of tne audience at 'the
Liberty Theatre tonight when Viola
Dana's newest picture, "The Heart
Bandit", plays. This latest of the
Dana series has all the eionwnti
that mean enjoyment for the spec-
taiora. Romance, thrills, comedy,
pathos all play a big part; and
through It Mips Dana goe3 her
dainty way.
. .Th? Storr is a merrv tain nhntif
a girl who Is regenerated when she
ureaxa into tne some of an old lady
and her son in running from the
police. The dramatic end comic
situations from this premise bring
forth many exciting and laughable
moments in which the star Is superb.
Stilton Sills is Miss Dana's lead
ing man-, and he never gave a more
delightful performance in any of the
big success in which he has ap
peared.. Wallace MacDonald docs a
great piece of work in a semi-comedy
role, and others in the cast In
clude Gertrude Claire, Bertram
Grassby, and DeWItt Jennings.
AT THE PINE TREE
The Congressional Medal of
Honor awarded to Richard O'Nell of
the IGSth Infantry, the- most de
corated man In the country, was
used' In Richard Dix's latest Para
mount picture, 'A Man Must Live",
coring to tho1 Pine Tree Theatre
tonight.
Tho medal was borrowed by
Paramount studio officials from
O'Nell, for use in a scene in the pic
ture wherein the .Congressional
Medal is awarded to the parents of
a hero of the World War. Realizing
the inestimable value of such a
token of the Government's gratitude,
and knowing that It Is almost im
possible to replace such a medal In
case of loss, Paul 81oane, the di
rector, detailled a special man to
guard it throughout the time requir
ed to make the scenes. All con
cerned In the production of the Pic
ture heaved a huge sigh of relief
when the episode bad been com
pleted without mishap, - and the
precious decoration safely restored
to Its owner.'
Jacqueline - Logan and Edna
Murphy head the cast playing In sup
port of Paramount's newest star. '
Romance, sorrow and tragedy
affect the lives ot those who live
in the far1 places just as these
emotions affect those who , live in
places where civilization Is on a
more advanced plane.
It' Is of tho romnnco, sorrow and
tragedy that came Into the lives ot
men and women, in o little logging
town in the great timbered expanses
of the North that the "Measure of
a Man.V, Universal picture, starring
Wliillam. Desmond, treats. . The pic
ture play, which iwas adapted from
a novel by Norman Duncan, will be
shown in the Pfrie, Tree Theater on
Saturday.' :' j.
Desmond is cast, as a man . who
has fought his. way up from the
depths ot the Bowery. He goes to
a logging settlement with a firm
purpose of not onfy winning to com
pleteness his : own manhood, but
with the purpose of aiding others in
a similar struggle.
The picture was filmed for the
most fart In the wilderness ad
jacent to Big Bear Lake, in the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, and giant
trees form the background for much
of the action. Arthur Rosson direct
ed and the star. Is supported by an
unusually, strong cast which" Includes
Albert J. Smith, Marin Sals, Mary
McAllister, Francis Ford and Wil
liam J. Dyer.
There is a prologue, the action
of which takes place in the Bowery
of New York as it was in the days
before prohibition, and special sets
for this were constructed at Univer
sal city, one of them being the
replica .of the old Bowery Mission.
AT WHITE PELICAN
In filming Kmoiaon Hough's
novel, "The Way of a Man," as a
Patfae-plcture, Emerson House's
Btlrriivg story of frontier days, whore
soldiers ere hot on the trail of
Gordon Orme and Grace Sheraton,
Bud Obborne and' Kathryn Apple
ton as these characters, barely
oscaped toeing killed.
A Covered-wagon, drawn by gal
loping horses, was (scheduled to
turn at a certain spot and disappear
over a precipice.- Howevor, before
reaching the spot, 'the wagon turned
at an angle where safety prepara
tions for the players had not been
arranged, and both Osborne and
Miss Appleton, were thrown over the
cliff resulting in painful Injuries
and complete destruction of tho
wagon.
The White Pelican Theatre will
present "The Way of a Man", to
night. Each male character Is In
terpreted by- a man who knows and
loves his West. . .
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LONDON, Feb. 1 A bulletin
issued from Buckingham Palace this
morning said:. "His Majesty passed
a better night; Ills progress, though
alow. Is satisfactory."
It An understood that' no further
announcement about the King's con
dition will be made today.
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