The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 20, 1926, Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1926. 5 ed eec0 MONROE Peesescccosvescccces TODAY Irene Rich To Be Seen In “Compromise”, Irene Rich, beautiful . The Lunch.Cou: nter Charleston . THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “OH! MY BACK! Aching Backs Make Life Miser- } | able For Many Key West People. ft Warner Bros. star, will be seen in the stel-/| lar role. of “Compromi @er's powerfully drama Which shows at the Theatre today. The role is said to afford Miss Rich the most . striking tenity of her remarkable combining the gracious pois @h ‘idealistic woman who has ke! ali her illusions intact, dramatic bitterness of a woman who can no longer struggle “against compromise with world. Joan Trevore, end spirit, has happiness because of her half- sister, Nathalie (Pauline Garon) Monroe lovely ay Gel-} e story | oppor- j and the} the | of face} known only un-/| whom their mother (Helen Dun-| ber) had always favored. Thayer (Clive Brook) had con- Alan | tinued defense of Joan into man-| hood, “and their marriage is a Source of extreme annoyance to Nathalie. has warned Alan that Joan’s idealism requires goodness and Nathalie has warned Joan that she fan take her husband from her if she chooses, y Hilda, Joan’s Swedish maid {Louise Fazenda) constantly in- terferes with Nathalic’s plans to epoil her sister’s happipess, but_in “spite of them all the petty girl @franges for Alan to. be kid- mapped on a gay yachting party. Joan is deeply hurt and humiliated and her father takes her to his home to stay. Meanwhile Nathalie exerts ‘Very feminine wile to win Alan from Joan, and when’ she has lost in the game, brings him back to her sister. In a frenzy of anger dnd grief, Joan lashes the girl with a whip; and the tur-| moil in their hearts is matched, by ‘the frightful tornado that sweeps over the village. that compromise is essential if she iaste go on living, Joan’s forgives the repentant Alan, and husband and wife are united. “The rerfainder of the cast in- eludes Edward Martindale, Ray- mond McKee, Frank Butler and Inn Cowan, Alan Crosland di- “Gompromise” from the seenario by E. T. Lowe, Jr. eece reeeeeoese. ‘TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS Secescces *Sir, Claude Champion’ de Cres. pigny, celebrated soldier and ‘ad- yenturer, born in London, 79 years ago today. © Angus W. McLean, governor of North Carolina, born in Robeson gounty, N. C., 56 years ago today. John F. Hylan, late mayor of New York City, born in Greene egunty, N. Y., 58 years ago today. James D, Phelan, former United States senator from California; born, in San Francisco, 65,years ago today., * David. J. 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James Empring- | | ham of the Episcopal Church Tem- perance Society. oar | NEW YORK,—Delegates to the | world’s Christian Endeavor .con-| | vention in London this summer are | to cross the pond on a_wet: ship. | ‘No dry ship is~uVailable. ee BOSTON,—Contrasts between wealthy Catholics and wealthy Pro- testants have impressed Cardinal “O'Connell.| Some Catholics » who get suddenly rich lose their heads and hearts; wealthy Protestants are wonderfully charitable and do not hold tight to. every dollar. riches’ for Catholic people until they are ready to use them right. se 8 NEW YORK,—James M. Cox, who is up here from Miami, thinks we aré a nation of hypocrites. The Catheart case for instance. He is glad he is out of politics. “The man who is out of public life ig the most fortunate person for the reason that it is an era of in- tellectual dishonesty and hypocri- Rag oe o * * PARIS,—Colonel Charles Con- solvo, Baltimore. hotel owner, knows how to pick them. 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