The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 7

> fiee for the man‘ she loves, Story of Texas Governor’ S| Wite Done As Picture) The Monroe Theatre will fea-| tite a Warner Bros. Classic of the Screen when “The Golden | Cocoon” shows today with} Helene Chadwick and Huntly} Ggrdon in the leading roles. Miss| Chadwick appeared with marked] siiecess in “The Dark Swan” and| “fhe Woman Hater” for Warners, | while Huntly Gordon was recent-! ly featured in “My Wife and 1” Others who have prominent! roles in this production are Rich-} ard Tucker, ‘Frank Campeat,} Margaret Seddon, Carrie Clarke Ward and Violet Kane. Millard Webb, director of “Her Marriage Vew,”-“My Wife and 1” and “The Dark Swan,” directed this picture from the scenario of Hope Loring} end Louis Lighton. The story, adapted from Ruth ‘Cross’ novel, is primarily one of ® woman's devotion and her sacri- with political intrigue ¢giguring Jarge- tyvin the romance. Scenes of| Fural Texas, before the discovery of oil im its. fields, are depicted in this photoplay; and once more} horse-hair sofas and the red plush _How Abril Greeted Chicago jooeese ‘sary of Vittorie Roman newspapers usually well informedin Qiirinal. news have revived fumors ofan engagement | between Italy’s heir, Prince Hum- {bert of Piedmont, ‘and’ Princess | Marie, Jose of the Belgian#, al- |though it is considered likely that official. announcement will be de- jferred until Nov..4; the anniyer- Weneto. Prin- cess Marie is 20 years old and the eldest of the daughters of King Albert and Queen Elizabeth. She is no stranger to Italy,. having spent a portion of her early youth there as a student in the Institute of the Annunciation at Poggie |Imperiale. She is said to have in- therited much of the talents of her} mother, who is known as the most |accomplished of all the Foyal wo-| men of Europe. 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Somerset Maugham more “has. followed its original, * English lord clopes with their mu- ting young husband. si meis, George Fawcett | fashioned clothes e¢mment from the other studenis. “Hrom this background Mollie Shannon (Helen Chadwick) comes tova large college, where her old- cause amused Her ushappy romance with one (Hichard Tucker) and disillusioning. is ‘humiliating ‘TOMORROW Produced From Stage Hit Said to follow the original play tlotely tian any recent production “The Cikele,”, directed by Fragk Bor- age for. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, shows at the Monroe Theatre to- morrow, fhe production is ‘an English comedy+drama with a satirical and | nomic twist. “It is’ filled with humorous situations and al- gh jt has for a basis a serious it has been treated’ in a vein. In a short prologue which pre- eéfes the play, the wife of an fual friend. 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