The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1922, Page 17

‘utes,"” containg laughs, situation: Ann Forest and David Powell are |bullt around the theme of who help make ‘Love's Boomerang’ fair entertainment are: John Miltern, | drug store. films along Cinema Boulevard this|stanmore and others, The “others” week. Film, according to the authort- | were also good. ties, means “thin; transparent, &c. lin in "Carmen," Under the "Kc." classification 90 per} manager would have the nerve to} tjon—and admiration. @ent. of (hem are thin and about the | reshow this shell-torn old veteran, fame percentage most “transparent.” The long-run features have the edge | decidedly r round out the Rialto entertainment, gin, Among tho multi-week-run films| Called “Grand Larceny." It is! still unwinding to good business are “Orphans of the Storm,” at the | pitist in “The World's Champion,” Apollo; “The Loves of Pharaoh,” at|demonstrates that he is quite handy the Criterion, and Mrs. Irene Castle, | with } who is in her second week in “French | boxing Heels,” at the Camco. The new films shown yesterday |iace's opponent in the riny contest is wero ‘‘Love's Boomerang,’ | | “Follies."" of grand-daddy with lowers,” moaning in the or fists and knows a lot about | p; This latest Paramount pic- ture is the offering at the Rivell ani releases some new stunts. ‘up in a manner that should appeal to|her flight; the cr all devotees of the ring. Champion,” meaning Wally Reid, at the Rivoli, and Constance Talmadge | nd. PASSING IN REVIEW jin which Grant Mitchell scored a hit| is all good stuff. on the stage last season. Wally not only wins the middleweight cham- pionship but also the girl, as all| movies end. There is a delightful comedy vein all through the film and Love shies a mean boom film called “Love's Boomerang, unwinding for the week at the Rialto Theatre. The undulating and zig- fagged course of the boomerang takes | V+ J BG Catal Be see ity it to many and varied scenes and |/!71n Dunbar and Guy r ¢limes, but the principal and most |.) rere Wy ite ae Naar ‘na ats enjoyable Portion of the pieture has | rome ve ere Ga Hopenl| ian. producers Toreaaly be t|tinued another week. Larry Semon Most of the scenes were shot in _|is seen in a new comedy, ‘The Saw- | land. Be that is|mill,” and there is an “Out of the gome extreme’ heavabls | |Inkwell” cartoon entitled “The Danc- that lends itself nicely ground. | ‘ng Doll.” In fact, in some of the es the scenery should have teen given both the back and foreground Every once in a while the has ordered a thrill, much fashion of a phys Lois Wilson portrays the leading feminine part. 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Postam Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those who prefer to make Postum for Health—“There’s a Reason” Made by Postum Cereal Co, Inc., Battle Creek, Mich. to take ‘‘ono pill every fifteen min-/ congratulated in writing a movie that NEW HAVEN CUTS intrusted with the leading parts. | ple do what they can do best.” Miss Neither one betrays the trust. Others | Talmadge discovers she can act when "| she entertains the kids In her uncle's 2 Crab that he {s, he soon After delving into the dictionary, we | Florence Wood, Roy Byford, Bunty") puts a crimp in her ambition. Unable cae oe | For January, 1922, It Was Only Rosse, Geoffrey Carr, Lillian Walker,|to interview Mr. Ziegfeld, | ‘will admit thata there are a lot of | oii¢ Emery, Tom Volbecque, Frank | “crashes the gate” disguised as $18,333 as Against $3,140,539 earning report of the New|! scrub lady, seoures a tryout, and puts Haven Railroad for I R her act over. Dan Cupid, however, has We don't know whether other film-|been winging darts in her direction Whe films this week come mostly | t*, are a8 tired as we are of Chap-|and, though his alm is none too go0d,| duction of § but if they are, n0/ his persistence commands Polly's at- her bory vis Ot! pany's deficit for the two months, | ult after fixed The night of her opening number A programme of muste, vocal and} she capies a former drug store friend Astrumental, and several dances }in the audience, and deserts the chorus to run down and greet him, She is ~ fired, but secures for a husband the on the new arrivals by a wide mar-| At the Capitol they have a film| man who thought he wanted to marry the dancer who replaced her in the The last scene fades pret- Wallace Reid, in the role of a pu-|tiy with twins sitting on the knees “Hearts and chestra Larry Semon in “The Saw Mill"! A Sport | Pictorial, edited by Grantland Rice, is | jhas many amusing situations. Wal-loentertaining, The regular news pic- | torial this week at the Strand The- | a circus} the real Kid McCoy, the former mid-|atre is replete with late happenings. story, at the Rialto; “The World's |dleweight champion, and they mix it|The ill-fated Roma is shown before ¥, Smiling us they ‘The picture | contemplate, possibly, a record trip, is adapted from “The Champion,” by} and then the twisted mass of wreck- \fe “Polly of the Follies," at the|Thomas Louden and A, B. Thomas, !age, after the fire. The bill this week The DIET during & after & In }the sub-titles ate bright and catchy. | - Xs s at we Earena muta Ere this | ser Avoid Imitations & Substitutes WARNING! ‘Unless you see the name ‘‘Bayer’’ on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 22 years Always say ‘‘Bayer’? when you buy Aspirin. and proved safe by millions for . Colds Headache __ Neuralgia Rheumatism Toothache = Neuritis Lumbago ‘Pain! 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January, + shows a re 06 in that com-|dends from subsidiaries, the final re President Pearson announced to-day, | 0) OMY $18.888 reduction in the defcit—now Hl etaee Tas after tHe eo reer as | brought to $18,333—is considered tho peduction in. deflelt j More remarkable by Wall Street in compared with 1 Extra Salespeople Provide Prompt Service mpany were $8,724,000. The} A ing expenses were $7,047,000, {MoH and charges being a deficit | FIESTA NETTED $38,273. | Women Make Good Job of Ruaning Kiltmore t “Fiesta and Fandangoes,” in running the Biltmoe | Hote! one day for charity, netted $3%,- 73.14 for the Soctety for the Preven- Rellet of Tuberculosis. 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