The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 9, 1926, Page 6

PAGE SIX z —eeescecese =-MONROE “Peeacscerooccocosoosoocs TODAY = Abraid To Engage “Picture Stealers” There is a name for them in «motion picture circles. They are “ealled “picture stealers.” One © picture stealer in a cast is apt to “be fatal to a star. Two picture “_stealers almost amount to certain “death. And yet in selecting his «ast for “The Beautiful City” | Richard Barthelmess deliberately S engaged two. players’ who are “known for their ability to “run “away with the film.’ They are “Dorothy Gish and William Powell. “He engaged them because he be- «lieved that they were the best possible players for their respec- tive roles. ® Both Dorothy Gish and William aPowell made outstanding hits in “Romola/’ the spectacle that was Seuaed in Italy and starred Lillian Gish. Their work was widely ‘praised and brought them numer- ‘Sons: offers from prominent pro- “aAuebrs, After “Romola,” Dorothy # Gish played in “Night Life of New Zork,” in which picture she was “eredited with the individual hit got the picture. Mr. Powell ap- * peated in several pictures filmed *in Hollywood, although several shield at the idea of Playing + in the same film with so engaging De villain, er, Mr. Barthelmess took the risk and this unusually clever trio will be seen in First Nation- ale ‘attraction, “The Beautiful ”” which shows at the Monroe today. TOMORROW 'atsy Rath Miller's : Wholesome Triamph |; ‘When Kathleen Norris. was her first book, “Mother,” at a Long Island board- , and the other boarders, ‘where helpful souls, all had for the story; Mrs. says that the most per- advise was “to put a lot into 9 on the theory * ‘ag Aira to be suggestive- sell well, But Mrs. rete and then that never write an indecent if the starved in writ- who were. whole- and clean. She guns, and has never lure since “Mother” i s eye ie lis Ea {issued 44,8 record-breaking | ¢ ‘seller. ’ most popular stories, the World,” has recent- duplicating its success as with its success as a mo- and again, in. days many incidents in big screen fire unquestionable un- old-fashioned standards of , Mrs. Norris has achieved bé exciting without being vul- ~s It is a Warner Classic of » directed by Harry with Patsy Ruth Miller tite title role. It comes to the Monice Theatre tomorrow. = is “town meeting day,” day of all the year the two hundred and more republics” into which the’ districts of New. Hampshire divided. _Adequately nourished. scott's Emulsion “fich in vitamins supplies the wweakened system with! “Bourishment that helps “restore resistance. ‘Baild up your —— : 2; AT RET, ee eeee TODAY’ Ss - ANNIVERSARIES 1661 — Jules Mazarin, famous Frehch~ cardinal |statesman, died in, Paris. in Naples, July 14, 1602. Pas and Born 1759—Sweden and’ Russia, signed a treaty for the neutrality of the Baltic. 1826—Jacob Haish, the in- ventor of barbed wire, born in Baden, Germany. Died at De- |kalb, IIL, Feb, 19, 1926, 1847—The American army under Gen. Winfield Scott landed jat Vera Cruz. i 1862—Battle between the Moni- tor and Merrimac in Hampton Roads, 1876—Jules Dufaure was ap- pointed premier of France. 1886—Jerome B. Chaffee, one of the founders of the city of Denver and first U. S. senator from Colorado, died. Born~ in Niagara county, N. Y., April 17, 1825. 1902—John F. Spalding, Epis- eopal bishop of Colorado, died at Erie, Pa. Born at Belgrade, Maine, Aug. 25, 1828. 1925—-President Coolidge ren- dered his decision as arbitrator in the Taena-Arica dispute between Chili and Peru. Seveeserovcesvsccooosecs we THE DAY’S NEWS ts first incumbent . of the Charles Eliot Norton Chair of Poetry, established at Harvard last year by C. C. 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