Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 2, 1921, Page 4

‘NEWS OF THE THEATRES' ‘OUTLAWED” AT THE REX . THEATER ON SATURDAY Having speclalized in big preten- tious western' productions and hav- ‘ing several of the season’s greatest €uccesses ‘to His credit, Richard Kip- Jing, whose' elaborate special produ tion ‘of Alvin J.'Neitz's *‘Outlawed’” opens atthe Rex theater on Satunday maintains that the so-called “West- erns’’ ‘are by far the most popular pictures that find their way to the Bcreens of the world. “As theatrical seasond come and go,” says Mr. Kip- ling, “there are shont intervals dur- ing which other 'types of stories seem to ‘win the popular faucy to the ex- clusfon of all others; that is, of all others but the westerns. No matter what the prevailing taste for drama may be, whether it is society drama, underworld drama, rural drame of wild melodrama, the popularity of stories of our great west never seem to lesser. Whether it i3 because of the qiicturesqueness of the characters or the fact that western stories are thoroughly red-blooded American, I cannot say; but this has been clearly demonstrated to me: a good, whole- some western stary, well told and well acted is sure to recelve a royal welcome from American picture audi- “PECK’S BAD BOY” AT THE REX COMMENCING SUNDAY “Peck’s ‘Bad Boy,” coming to the Rex theater, in which Jackie Coogan shimes, contains many things other than comedy situations. There is a strong love theme throughout |ts episodgs. Dainty Doris May and (Wheelerl Oakman’provide this. Miss May, who i3 known as ‘“‘the sweetest 'girl on the screen,” was never sweet- er than in her portrayal of Jackie's big d¢ster in the Peck film, . and ‘Wheeler Oakman does some very clever work as the young doctor who falls in love with Jackie's big “‘sis.” s e o . [When' Irvin 8. Cobb visited the west coast on his recent speaking tour, he met little Jackie Coogan of Chaplin “The Kid”.fame. Mr. Cobb had only a limited time for his tour and he was late on his route sched- ule. But after meeting Jackie, Cobb forgot his speaking tour. He remain- ed in Los Angeles one month and in that time, wrote the titles for Jackie's new picture, “Peck's Bad Boy,” which wilk be seen as a First national attraction at the Rex the- ater. Cobb's wit and humor has ad- ded many giggles to the Peck film +a the captions which are, accord- ing to the famous humorist, words such as Jackie Coogan himself would speak. “fi‘ I WERE KING” AT THE REX THEATER TODAY ‘William. Farnum, the popular Wil- 1fam Fox star, Is coming to the Rex theater today in one of the most stirring rolés of his career. It s that of Francois Villon, the famous vagabond in Justin Huntly MecCar- thy’s book and play ““If T Were King" ---a Tole made famous on the stage by E. H. Sothern. Mr. Farnum has given to the screen many of the most important pictures shown in the last few years. His dual role in “A’ Tale of Twe Cities,” . Charles Dickens’ famous story, is etill being ehown through- cut the United States and Great Brit- ain and on the continedt. It is in- deed a classic in motion picture art. Another among Farnum’s innumer- able bfig pictures is ““I.es Miserables,” which, flike “A Tale of Two Cities, will be shown and reshown for years. His “Riders of the Purple Sage” and his “Rainbow . Trail” drew packed houses whercver shown. Manager Brinkman of the Rex the- ater puts “If I Were King” at the top of ‘the list of all Farnum pictures. “FICKLE WOMEN” AT THE . ELKO THEATER FRIDAY Tonight, also Fyiday matinee and evening, the Elko theater will pre- ment at itg banner attraction David Butler in “Fickle Women.” This story was adapted from the Saturday Evening Post story, “Sitting on' the World.” It i a tyif'cal story of Am- erican rural life and deals with the humorous love exploits of an Ameri- ‘can boy who after making the world safe for democracy by fighting in the mud of Flanders returns home to find that a slacker has taken his girl from hin. It is sad that there are many a wholesome laugh, most of them' at ‘the expense of the ypung hero, 'who | in the end does a little laughing at the expense of the other fellows. The story cavors of Denman Thompson's #0ld Homestead” and James ‘Whit- comb Riley’s country poems. It shows that it is impossible to keep a good man down when that man can smile when another fellow robs. him of his girl. But this hero wvorks @ littls different from the av- erage movie hero.’ After a few sighs of outraged: l0ve, ‘he.- “the girl wants to come back— “The Tfcturd Wi be shown for two days only, ‘corners the chicken-hearted “wrétch . who -lhas caused- all hig troublé and after « sound ‘threshing makes ‘ him take'! plays. From obscurity she has'just) “THE GREATEST LOVE’ AT ELKO THEATER SATURDAY n"as the star of the Se- Vera in Australia, but who returned to ‘find that his life insurance had been ,paid to his sister--and spent--will ‘offer a number of pleasing vocal nimbers and-a lot o fcomedy stonies. Angelo ‘Armento and company are llled as “The World’s Fastest Tumb- lers.” Their work is really marvel- ous, and with such amazing zpecd as to fairly bewilder the. eye. *The Warren J. Kerrington in Tect Special “YThe Greatest Love™ at|groon Flame ‘ls the five part picture the Erko th er mext Saturday and | that will precede the vaude- Sunday has probably had the mostigine ¢ every show. ser: plays. Frob.cbécurity she has just ‘become .a star through her magnifi- cent work as "Mamma Kantor,” the ‘mother of ‘‘Humoresque,” and it is! claimed that her role as“Mrs. Lantii in ‘“The Greatest Love’ |is an even more remarkable - characterization. ‘Larry Semon, the great comedian, also appears at the Elko Saturday and Sunday in his latest fun maker, “The Rent Collector.” FOUR ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE AT THE GRAND---TOMORROW Opening with the matinee at 2:30 tomorrow at the Grand theater will mark the re-opening of the regular weekly vaudeville shows at that the- ater, and which, from now on, will be shown two days each week, on Fridays and Saturdays. Two Bhows Will be given each: evening, the' first | ;tarlrn-g at 7:30 and the second atl' :15. : ¥ { The bill this week containg 4 lot that will amuse; songs, dances and &, pair of acrobatic tumblers that are| second to mome in their particular Iline. ‘Deyle and Griffith in Loye and | Divorce are followed by Kendahl and Slater fn “No Children Allowed.” a| flat hunting episode with a baby. The scene is in front ol aa apartment house where babies are not atlowed. and the comedy ls derived by the married couple trying to smuggle the baby inside. A Carlton Chase, the international dinging comedian who has toured inj almost every civilized country of the . globe, and who was reported as dead | REX THEATRE Commencing Sunday WHY! IT'S THE KID HIMSELF! FIVE ROLLICKING REELS! A Non-Stop Laugh! And, Gee! What.a Wonderful Boy! Irving Lesser presents JACKIE - COOCAN The “Kid Himself in “PECK’S BAD BOY” (1921 Model) By ‘arrangemen} With! Sub-titles by Irvin S. Cobb America’s greatest humorist */ATIONAL PICTURES tional rise of ‘any star in photo- . pplcture, “DON'T NEGLECT YOUR WIFE” IS A GOLDWYN SPECIAL When the firsti orfginal |Gertrude Atherton phetoplay, ‘{Dop’t Neglect Your Wife!” comes to the Grand the- ater, for two dayz, beginning Tues- day, one of the m {ipicture sets gver comstructed will ibe seen. In this Emninent Authors which was made at the t unusual motion | . lwas forimerly! the hang-out ‘of thieves |eia has ended ‘in'faflure. About five|National League when Philadelphia and other underworki characters, has been reconstructed (‘n: every detail. This section’ of the city is now a ! manufacturing centre; but formerly #t was a mesh of blind alley) and underground passages which afford- ed ample protection for a criminal, once he reached the ‘‘Points.” Tt is to this Weclous section of the city that a capable San Francisco newspaper editor comes wlen his love for a married woman drives him to seek cblivion and to avoid the companionship of his friends. Find- ing it impossible to live with her husband. she is divorced; and thru her willingness to share his fate, suc- ceeds in hr¥nging the editor back to the world. Mabel Julienne Scott and Lewis S. Stone play the leading noles. Wallace Worsley directed. i SOCIALIZATION FAILED Prague, (By mail to United Press.) 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UDEBAKER CARS TAKE DROP lowing prices are effective June 1st on the various models: s § - - : OLD- PRICE - PRICE monthg ago the g Zlchov Gapel glassworks was workman's = co-operative. enterprise. Previously the plant had been one of the most prosperous in Bohemia, The Ministry of Sccial assistance con- tributed 200,000 crowns and the Co- operative ‘Labor bank cne millton crowns towards the experiment. Aft-y er five months management of the plant the workmen have found them- selves faced with a deficit of 600,000 ¢rowns and hiave confessed them- selves unable to continue' the experi- ‘ment. L L 4 THIS TIME LAST YRAR Babe Ruth made. L' thirteenth, fourteenth and. fift it home rums ) against. Washingtor, and a. double- | header on the Polo grounds. Milan| hit one and Ruth two (n the first game. . In the second game Shanks, four bases, . < Y iCineinnegi took ‘firat ‘place in the REX THEATRE SATURDAY Richard Kipling presents “Qutlawed” featuring Bill Patton and 3 Carlyn Wagner ‘AN ’ALL-STAR CAST Direction ‘aud Story by Alvin J. Neitz Produced by' Sylvanite Production Co. For Quick and Expert Shoe Repair Work Bring or Send Your .- Shoes to DICK’S SHOE REPAIR SHOP 511 Beltrami Ave. Bemid .converted into a}. sixth, eighth and ninth inning but scored only one run in the three. JRII A Dotioh pelts: TWO0 MINNEAPOLIS BANK beat Brooklyn. sengers ol +16,000 at 'the Millers and Brooklyn filled the bases in the|Traders bank here yesterday were in A’ Dbank : guard identificd the two men arrest- R T e ed at Forest Lake @5 two of the ban- dits. SheWff Brown of Hennepin ROBBERS BELIEVED CAUGHT |county and Stillwater: prison guards made the arrest after summoning D. 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