Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1924, Page 13

i \ AMUSEMENTS Tivoli—"Between Friends.” wpBesides its interest Between Friends.” the film of Robert W. Chambers' novel studio life in New York. Stration of the wonders Photography can perform. The story centers around * lives— \wealt From the beginning there the very firat scene fin wife in thc £ b the next th lovers. A few the reaction of de ending in the fricnd returns to ulptor, and fall with the model ing_sculptor. e real s version friend. In the d wh rutely in love the brood- ry begins when the ar- tist learns the identit: of the breaker af his home. Realizinx that his friend's life is wrapped up in the model, the Sculptor strikes back through her. Later he really learns to love her, and in this the story finds its happy end- ing. although it keens one wonderin Lou Tellegen has the re h sewiptar Norman old Alice Tk Ay and with friend. ann An Holmes Harry Barrows hy architects and lend | cesary to a rather porve-racking dramatization of four ives. Sybil Sanderson Fagan. who is well known as a whistling_ artist. is a decided hit in her imitation of famous Song birds in the vaudeville numbers is action. | the sculptor's | s¢ unsusnecting | Nilsson the wife. | as a drama, | of | a demon- | that modern | | the four | famous sculptor, his wife. his | is & boyhood chum and his model. | THE “EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON,' D. C, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1924. picture seems to have been filmed principally along travalogue lines. At the outset the mudience is shown some Canadian winter scenes such as have become familiar in stories of S the Northwestern mounted police. Then the scene jumps to & ferry go- ing into New York city, and two scenes later the heroine seems to have been spending several weeks with her aunt in lower New York, in | small restaurant owned by the smoothly unified action, logical’ rising (o the climax with several big. Crises en route. Leatrice Joy is unudsually capable as the heroine, and Percy Marmont adds another laurel 1o the already won in “If Come: as the earnest missiol Y | South Sea Islands. Adolphe | Men- jou plays the drunken husban bm[ little too much the humot OUS, ophisticated gentleman to maka his character convincing as a degena ate Almost before you know it the wealthy cynic has loaned the girl money ‘to study voice culture abroad. A letter ix shown which tells that it a vear later and the girl is en_route {to the United States again. She is shown landing from « giant liner. stie | Next she appears gorgeously gowned is | for a costume ball at the hero's house. in | I"lash back to Canada with the father le na |on his way to New York. When he n, |arrives the cynic tells him the hero +| has supplied the funds for his daugh- V| ter's study, and father bursts into the Ylthe midst of the fancy party with .| melodramatic fervor. | Result. the wrathful hero marries 1:'e | the heroine that very night and ‘the flaunted one moment and its neCe %= | next scene shows much billing and s upheld the next. The oUl‘i ooing in a luxurious home with a of the tale is the preferabld |grawing room that looks like a hotel happy™ solution. but one does not |jopp CHere the inevituble blow. of feel that a definite result has been| suspicion falls on the innocent young achieved {n solving the basic problem} woman. Back she goes to Canada to one way or the other. Rather, thel her father, who isn't overjoved at her author 'has sidestepped at the' last f| oturn—a “rejected woman. Finally moment and evaded the issue in tra-j, ne hero flies to her (literally) in the ditional manner. "The villain is con- | & wnadian wilds where he found her In veniently drowned e first plac The musical setting for A The Hejected Woman” is one of riage Cheat” was well presented by |(jq wse triangle stories with a happy Mr. Breeskin's organization with thel o ‘ing. The photography is excellent. Brunnhilde motif from s Wal- an Lauvel s festured in the Kuere" exceliently in keeping with | \om edy. “Mother's Joy.” and the news the action of the violent storm scenes el “ompletos the program The orchestral selection. the ove ture to “Aida.” a rather funny comedy and the news reel complete the bill. The feature of the film is thewartd hy of sceni eauty ang been actually mowde Seas. The islan voetic interpretadi d the power and majesty of they red in the r k scenes. » dominant note is the sarcas ¥ ment of “marriage. Its futil.®y “The Mar- Palace—"The Code of the Sea." “The Code of the Sea,” to be seen at Loew's Palace this week, brings to the screen one of the best sea melo- dramas in some time. Viotor Flem- ing has directed this sequence of thrills, most of which are made on & storm-tossed ocean. with a cast that contains some of the screen’s best-ac- tors. Rod La Roque has the unique role of a hero, who is really at heart a coward. Through at least three- fourths of the picture he keeps you guessing whether or not he is going to redeem himself and prove his man- hood. The plot hinges on the so- called “power of inheritance.” The boy's father was a coward before him, deserting his post on a light- house ship during a_stormy night at sca, and thus causing a big ocean liner to be lost with all on board. Jacqueline Logan has the role of the Eirl. who torough her trust and devo- tion succeeds in helping Rod to dizpel the illusion that he must go through life burdened with his fa- ther's reputation for cowardice. Scorned by every one, refused work whereby he could suport himself and mother, because of his many exhibi- tions of “the vellow streak,” it is the girl who gets him an appoint- ment_on the very ship where his father shamed himself, thus offering him his big_chance for redemption, which he finally accomplishes by rescuing the girl he loves and re- fusing to leave a shipwrecked yacht until all hands are saved. George Fawcett is the stern parent of the il and “Lefty” Flynn is the “other suitor,” & near villain part. Others who help make this picture excellent entertainment include Lillian Leigh- ton, Charles Ogle and Luke Cosgra: Langdon-Sennett comedy, w! the round-faced Harry i n_amu: ing rvole, called “The Meow’ news reels and orchestral music complete the bill. Columbia—"The Guilty The thrills of a new mystery melo- th [drama are found in the picture shown at Loew's Columbia this week, under the title, “The Guilty One.” It is a Joseph Henabery production and is based on the stage play in which HOT Water —As Much as You Want —Whenever You Want It INSTANTANEOUS us attach a thermostat to your boiler, domne with hundreds of others, s have 50 that you may have an abundance of simling hot water and reliab! t all time. Absolutely durable Backed by our guarantee. Get out estimates FIRST! v Heaters Installed $25-$28-$112-$127 C. A. Muddiman Co. 709 13th St. NW. Pauline Frederick created a sensation. Agnes Ayres has the role of an am- bitious young wife, who tries to fur- ther her husband's carecer, and only succeeds in trouble. 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This in ted ‘Woman.” the feature film talto Theater this week Conrad Nagle. who made a hit as | the “lover "in screen version of “Three Weeks,” plays the hero, but does not scem to be very heroic ex- cept when managing an airplane. Wyndham Standing plays the role_of 4 ecynic, a vengeful rich man. Not one of the three, however, is given much opportunity to develop a vivid and realistic characterization. The banjo A Liberal Divided Payment Plan At Your Disposal A Liberal Divided Payment Plan At Your Disposal an | in orchestr. of the livin v and a camera study of the plete a bill that is well and interesting throughout Strand— The Animated Toy Shop. The Strand bill of vaudeville and Pieture attractions this week pleased 1he patrons of that popular playhouse Yesterday. “The Animated Toy Shop." present- cd by the Gautier Brothers, stands ©out among the vaudeville offerings. Siaged elaborately, this pony-and-dog et may be rated among the best the Varieties have to offer. The animals | are well trained, and the final ensem- bls is exceptionally pleasing. Good . comedy is provided by w clown Down: and Clarid Wait and See.” scored in son i, trick bicwele riding. skatin clowning. Mr. Downey's clowning offers a big laugh. Milton Berle puts over a fine line of popular songs, well sung numerous jokes. and winds up with imitations of Al . adie Cantor. and Caverly and V a clever skit entitled “Ripe » while Clark and Villani, in act, discover lots of fun in come Tax." The film ver han's stage pla ton, Jr.” with ry as its star, and plenty ure world m \ YEARS ago, Edward 3 7 C. Simmons scandal- ized less courageous manufacturers by issuing the first complete hardware cata- logue. It cost $30,000—and added a million to his sales. 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