The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 6, 1926, Page 7

ek ee ‘ w i THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1926. SOCPOSO SS EDEseRR00R00000 MONROE Peoeeoesesesoosoceeceses TODAY “Flapper Wite” Filmed With Moore and Frevost' the production directed by Her- arring M: Moore, Logue > Flap- at the “His Jazz Bride,” Warner man Raymaker, s Prevost id Matt adapt 2 the ne per Wife. from spaper serial, ” It will show Monroe Thez The story, ice Burton, | is an intimate revelation of the| problems of a young attorney who marries a girl of the modern busi-| If with | a willful, extrava on his hands. Before e on the sea of matrimony, sults a frivolous friend gradually. suce@éding in her husband. Quite mally the | advice that she gives is “play the| husband for all he’s’ worth and| have a good time.” This counsel falls on fertile ground as the little | stenographer’s life up to this time Ras not been extraordinarily! eolorful. That is the situation: a sane, idealistic young man secking | a helpmate in his struggle for suc-| cess and an_ inexp pleasure-starved girl get the most out of life. Beside Miss Prevost and Moore, the east includes Gayne| Whitman, Mabel Julienne Seott,| John Patrick, Margaret Seddon, Don Alvarado, George Irving and Helen Dunbar. Herman Raymak-| er directed. This picture is said to give the! problems of the place of jazz in American life one of the most in- telligent and comprehensive treat-| ments ever attempted on th sereen. Has jazz any place in| domestic life? “His Jazz Bride’ | gives the answer. | she con-| who ruining Mr. | TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Gene Stratton-Porter’s Greatest Story Filmed The greatest novel ever written | of Southern California, with the| gorgeous backgrounds of moun- | tains and ocean, has been trans-| posed to the screen in }*The Keep- | et of the Bees,” Gene Stratton-| Porter’s most recent work which| appeared serially in McCall's} Magazine. Doubleday Page & Co. have just put the book market, and the publishers esti- mate that more than ten million! persons have already found the| story as fascinating as only a} novel by the late Mrs. Porter | could be. In addition to its tre- | mendous popularity, “The Keeper| of the Bees” has as one of its stars an eleven year old girl who | has never before been seen in| pictures, and who probably never will be again, despite the fact that she is bound to make a treniendous | hit. Gene Stratton Monroe, grand. | | daughter of the noted novelist, en- | acts the part of “Little Scout; the role which inspired her cele- brated grandmother to write the story originally. So when she} “steals” the picture from more experienced members of a fine cast, it is only proper; for “The Keeper of the Bees” is her prop- erty anyway! The production, | which has b ably directed for F. B. 0. by J. 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Augustine Touzet, who claims to be the oldest old maid in France, has had her hair bobbed | at the age of 103. | } Miss Violet Cordery of Cobham, | made a world’s record in Italy by motoring 15,000 miles at | an average speed of 54 miles an hour. Miss Vivian Bell of Louisville is; said to the only licensed woman steamfitter in the United States. | | | | | Miss Laura Edwards, waitress in a Newark restaurant, will short- | | ly marry Prince Basil Mirsky of | Russia, who was charmed with her manner in serving his meals, Miss Grace Archer, now 76, has begun her 57th year as a teacher | of dancing at Leyland, Eng. DES MOINES, Commercial Teache' ociation’®, North Caro- lina Bankers’ Association. NEW YORK—Chamber of Com- merce of New York State. COLUMBUS, Ga. vision Traveler ciation. Georgia Di rotective Asso- DIEGO, Calif.—Califor-| ion Travelers’ Protective Association. DES MOIN Association. —Iowa Press Los AN California Parent-Teachers’ Federation. LYNCHBURG, Va. 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