The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 6, 1926, Page 6

PAGE SIX CESVevee eeccccee =MONROE SEvesooocescoeseesessoce rs © TODAY Lubitsch, 33-Years Old; “Already ‘An Old Master’ she name of Ernst Lubitsch has Béen identified for so long with motion pictures that it comes as a-surprising shock to most peo- to learn the “the old master” is*a comparative youngster; just thirty-three years old, ~The Lubitsch fame started to rglich this country years ago with reports of the marvellous: things h® had been doing in Germany. Bgt nearly all Americans have a Missouri complex and they had to bé shown. The showdown came with the Afherican reelease of “Passion,” and “Passion” established the itsch quality. The young ‘ in was recognized for what hee is; not only the greatest of the European directors, but one is unequalled in the world. Aubitsch was the first director historical backgrounds and ie his characters live against with the breath of vivid life illed into every detail. “Pas- pi sn ption,” “One Arabian and “The Loves of The prompt and ¢ircum- and thrilling quality of pictures led to the world- Vogue of costume plays that ued long after Lubitsch had tuned to new fields. “When Lubitsch came to- the States three years ago un- der contract with the Warner he was barely thirty, aml “the subtle Lubitsch touch” has made his comedy produc- a thing apart in motion pic- searcely been discern- the many who had been by the tumultuous power of phistorical pictures, In: Holly- @ new Lubitsch was reveal- Lubitseh of frothy light- of sparkling gaiety, of deft 3 the Lubitsch of “The Circle” ‘and “Kiss Me . HOw, at thirty-three, seems about to énter on W chase. His latest picture, Windermere’s Fan,” adapt- Wilde’s. brilliant frothy lightness an undercurrent. .of the power that is h’s own. This picture, will be shown at the Mon- » Theatre today for the last hab been greeted everywhere most important picture of r Seasons; the one © picture everyone who loves the screen Baire Adams plays one of the heap in the support of Windsor and Eugene hes the Tiffany Produc- ‘Souls for Sables,” suggest- "Gara & Co." by David Gham Phillips, which shows at thaltonree Theatre tomorrow, Adams, who is’a native of by scm roe came into na- prominence as “The Spirit ofjthe Red Cross,” in thé motion ee of that name. Since then sh@has appeared in numerous preduetions both in the Eastern Western studios. “Souls for Sables” Miss portrays the part of a mitern business woman. cur THIS OUT— es IT 18 WORTH MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & oe war benggiea Ave., writing your name an@eaddress cleariy. 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The petition sets forth the fact that the com- pany has run “in the hole” $26,- 000 in the few years it has»bgen running the Herald. Mount Vernon is entirely too-small a town for two daily newspapers. Towns of five to ten times this size have found it desirable to have but one daily newspaper. Merchants have come to look upon this duplication of effort through the having of too many newspapers, as being wasteful, and unnecessary. What was termed “political necessity or axpediency” was responsible for the over supply of papers in Mt. Vernon, as it has been in other towns. But political support does not go far paying newspaper ex- pense bills——-Wayne Co. (Il.) Press. eoovessovessee STRAND Cecvesce TOMORROW Back Jones New Starring Vehicle Speed and action—these two in- gredients are foremost in “The Timber Wolf,” a thrilling William Fox story of the lamber camps, starring the peerless Buck Jones, who appears at the Strand Theatre tomorrow. Swift action and Buck Jones are synonomous—the big Fox western star thrives on rapid movement. In this latest pro- duction both the agile Buck and Director W. S. Van Dyke have outdone themselves in conceiving and executing many new, daring thrills. In “The Timber Wolf,” Buck proves the mettle of his equine pal, Silver Buck, doughty cow- pony and prize of the Jones stables. Astride his favorite mount, Bick hurtles through space; spans yawning chasis; makes maddening dashes and perilous climbs. These tingling feats of horsemanship demon- strate the hazards risked by Buck and Silver Buck before the camera. While these thrilling deeds play important parts in the’ un- folding of the virile drama there are numerous highlights that will cause audiences to gaze with wonder. “To witness Buck in the tense moments of this picture is to know the height of action drama. Elinor Fair heads the support- ing east, playing the leading role opposite Buck. Dave Dyas, Will Walling, Sam Allen and Robert Mack have prominent roles. “The Timber Wolf” was adapt- ed from a popular book of the same name by Jackson Gregory, noted author of western fiction. It was directed by W. 8S. . Van Dyke from a scenario by John Stone. Judge Thomas of Miami, Okla., sentenced 19 boys who confessed to petty thieving to be publicly flogged by their parents, to re- main at home every night and to go to Sunday School. Why Do 6 Out of Every 10 Women Have Their Hair PERMANENT WAVED? Because It Not Only Makes the Hair Look Beautiful But Also Stimulates the Growth of the Hair It Will Be Ta Your Advantage Te Consult Mr. John Kapnag, Expert Hair Culturist At Your Earliest Convenience Casa Marina Tel. 780 HATS OF ALL KINDS | CLEANED & BLOCKED iSe Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Hats Made to Order GEORGE'S HAT SHOP 608 DUVAL ST. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN * eeeeteeeees * ee LR GOEL SEE ES MLLE. 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