Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1925, Page 26

AMUSEMENTS (Continued from Page Sixteen.). . | smile that comes with sym- | understanding, ~ Harold | Lloyd’s “The Freshman” unwound itself for about eight reels at the Metropolitan vesterday, and did not lag once. That's saying a lot for a | screen comedy. | With the exception of Chaplin. and possibly Buster Keaton. Llovd seemx to Dbe the only comedian in the movies who can mix pathos with humor and not become maudlin. “The Freshman” is full of pathos. and, in | spite of some things that seem a lii- | tle strange to us who were freshmen | ourselves some vears ago, it struck | a sympathetic no Harold goes to college with more to | forget than he has to learn. which is just about what happened to the rest of us. Throughout the eight | reels he makes mistake after mis- take, finally, of course, learning what it is all about. and. ergo. hecoming what he set out to become, although. possibly. not in exactly the same manner. That is about all there is to the plot, with the exception of the usual love story, but it is not so much to plot that “The Freshman" owes its | success as to Lloyd's clever direction | and understanding of the urlm'ln!os‘ underlying real humor. A wild animal affair, news reel, fable and special rah-rah music | make up a full evening. | PALACE—"“Seven ieys to Baldpate.” Douglas MacLean, who has risen | to the top of the ladder on the silver | sheet, scored another victory as he rocked his former home-town audience with laughter at Loew's Palace yes. ay in the role of Billy Magee, the lovesick young author-nero of George Cohan's comedy-drama, “Seven Keys “inner” pathetic oo familiar to warrant uffice it to say “Billy's” pen s complete book in 24 hnu|~ results in his discovering | that his is not necessarily the only | key to the deserted Baldpate Inn, | and that each of the seven “only keys” when inserted in the ancient lock opens up new fields of imagina tion for his fertile brain to turn into a side-splitting story which is des tined to win him fame, fortune and the lady of his dreams MacLean is admirably suited his part, ng that happy abil- | audience take mm\ to their hearts even while they laugh | at him. His famous ‘nobody-home expression is quite as likable as it | is ridiculous. In short, he wing our hearts through our funnybones with his seven kevs to his secluded re- treat. Edith Roberts is exceptionally charming as Mary Norton. the lisher's daughter. for whom you Magee toils through the hectic night to his book's end. The supporting s excellent from the desperate to the town ghost comedy, “Don't tures Ralph ( and laugh < of misadventures, and Tom Gunnon's orchestral selection from “The Stu dent Prince” and a Pathe News reel are added attractions in a hizhly en tertaining prozram AMBASSADOR— Souls.” Crandall’'s Ambassador Theater the first three days of this week offers Jacqueline Logan. Mary Astor, Wil . jr.. Belle Bennett. Clive sef Swickard in “Plaving directed by Ralph Ince ional release. It is the story lected by his p W bled into a pernicious sort of life in| the Montmartre of Paris. The father has spent his time, thought and energy | in the pursuit of dollars —and the mother has been just as assi her quest of what she deemed 1 v Th? kid could do the best he A‘Ou'd “Scrambled Eggs.” a funny film “Paris Creatfons,” in natural colors, | what its name implies, and pipe orsan music round out the entertainment. TIVOLI—“The Ten Commandments.” “The Ten Commandments,” Cecil B. De Mille's colossal dramatic spectacle of Bibical and modern times, attracted capacity audiences to Crandall's | Tivoll Theater yesterday and no doubt | will do the same thing today and to- | t keep on i | laying With | turization of | Bennett, to | - | Your head The principal roles are played by Richard Dix. Leatrice Joy, Nita Naldi, Itod La Rocque, Theodore Roberts and Estelle Taylor (Mrs. sey) aries, Otto F. Reck and Harold T. Pease contribute effective pipe organ ac- companiment. 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