The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 1, 1926, Page 7

TUESDAY, JUNE 1; 1926. | MONROE | Peeseeeoocccoooooocecoes TODAY AND TOMORROW | Pathos And Comedy In Chaplin Film “The id Rush,” | Charlie Chaplin’s greatest comedy, today tomor- Monroe Theatre under In called and shows and row at the , 2 United Artists j lease, the Corporation re- world’s most famous comedian is scen as a pathetic tenderfoot struggling along with # hundreds of others who are in | search of gold in the Klondike. ; Poetic pathos and whimsical comedy are cleverly blended in this film. There is one scene in . which Charlie, a bedraggled bit of humanity, finds a sympathizer and sweetheart—a girl in a dance hall. She dances with the little tramp who beams over her shoulder into the eyes of his rival, a wealthy miner. There is Jim McKay, a, giant as strong as.an ox. McKay is enraged and Charlie trembles as the big man menaces him.. The little man thinks after all that death is bet- ter than the loss of the queen of the dance-hall. To have the right types in Truckee in Northern California, where many scenes of this picture were produced, Chaplin took out a special inload of hoboes with well-seared countenances arid tat- tered clothes. - In several sequences it an endless line of ragged humanity that is crossing the Chilkoot Pass, | A blizzard rages and men are blown about helplessly. They fight on doggedly, as this winding path cut through the snows Over a eececesecceseececesesber precipitous mountainside, is. the WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF vate to their the Klon- dike seccce eeecesenes Then in another stretch there (iy Ans is Black Larsen, who lives in ter-) United Stat rmy balloon ror of the police. He builds a hyt| Goodyear IIL. wins Gordon Ben- the Alaska mountains and lives| nett cup race when it lands nea amid snow and ice, To | Colve: yeden. pathetic Chap- 3 at the door for a rest before plodding along to the! Day add land of gold. La not| tery, urges care who starves, as he is’ not} mamen going to take any changes of the| decorate police apprehending hit | The scenes aboard a big steam-} Finance Minis Robo tells ship are full of human interest,| house Canada will return to gold The luxury and comfort of the standard Sulyot, first cabin are contrasted with the 3 misery, want and sickness in the} Gayus steerage. There is the little man, finds $200,000 in gold buried who a few. years before went pine is father near Demopolis, Ala., the long hike to the Klondike, and in Civil War days. who now aboard the great vessel, | ‘ is seen wrapped in costly furs. He; Situation is de rd as grave is unhappy because he has lost his| for h power in Egypt when girl. But in the steerage there ig) Premier Ahmed Ziwar Pasha re- a girl returning home from Alaska | S898 on p re from National- wishing she could find her dear. '*** little tramp again Yeddy Winslow. hundred girls competed ay goal, Press) in erg, this ent Coolidge, in Memorial s ut Arlington Ceme- utope to reduce ar French and British American graves. * 2 8 Presi en does ster Whitfield, Middiesboro, * yee eee Frank Lockhart, Los Anise wins Indianapolis automobile reduced from 500 to 400 miles be - cause of rain, with average of 93.63 files an hour. = IN WASHINGTON ene woclated Press) House takes up French debt set- thnent. Montana fiabitionar sign in suf- ficient numbers to insure vote this fall on repeal of all Montana pro- hibition enforcement acts except Migratory bird bill continues! those pertaining to minors. before senate. Pian War * * @ ot CORSET Ee Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel fo: the Anti-Saloon League, denies in Washington the league ever paid Congress to in- troduce prohibition bills. * e 2 Earthquake jars Three Forks, LOS ANGELES—Motion Pic-| Montana, but does slight damage. ture Theatre Owners of America, | relisted Sica Modernist New York Presbyter- ian wins technical victory when general assembly at Baltimore adopts report committee of fifteen American Guild of to continue committee for another year, CONVENTIONS OPENING TODAY . . See eee ewww eens FRENCH LICK SPRINGS—So- ciety of Automotive Engineers. BUFFALO— Organists. 18. won a beauty contest in Los Angeles. And@ the prize was $15,000 in cash and a movie contract. SALEM, Mass.—Massachusetts State Chamber of Commerce. eh | MUSIC INSTRUCTION DES MOINES—Holstein Fries- ian Association of America, Penihhs uti Careitc Séxuaahous, Trombone and Clarinet. Spe- cial instruction solfegio, time and music. Band and orchestra furnished all Parlor music a specialty. 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