The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1922, Page 15

the Century are still doing well, even after extended runs. (PASSING IN REVIEW) Somehow we always associate a Rex Beach yarn with the great out of doors, bare-knuckle fights, the pitting of brute force against brute force, the overturning of tables and a long and bitter fight for gold. Having read “The Net," We knew “Fatr Lady,” bis Intest story to be filmized and now unreeling at the Strand, wasn’t an open-air story at all--and yet there is & certain disappointment that goes with the Beach story unless it is of and in Alaska. “Fair Lady” deals with the strug- gles of a couple of Sicilian families in their native state, and after be- coming what is at present accepted os Americans—99 44-100 pure. “The Net” was an absorbing story, and even with its name changed !t has screened much better than it read. ‘The cast, containing as it does such favorites as Betty Blythe, Thurston Hall, Robert Billiott, Gladys Hulette, Effingham Pinto and Macy Harlam, gives a good account of itself. ‘The music is Strand music. That's the highest praise we can give it Other screen features are interesting Reel Reviews By DON ALLEN Many new films are aswirl along Movie Mall this week. While nothing stands out very bril- Nantly in the rather vapid array, there are, generally speaking enough thrills and emotions to go around, Providing the moviegoer is not too ex- acting in his or her demands, Twirl the spindle, wherever it stops and points to one of the roadway cinemas, it will guide you to enter- tainment. In fact, one seeking afnusement cannot go very far wrong ~pnor can he go very far right. In the words of the toastmaster— \ @xe have with us this week." Rex Beach's latest film ‘Fair Lady,"’ coupled with a Harold Lloyd revival, at the Strand. Betty Compson in “The Green Temptation” at the Rivoli and Ethel Clayton in “The Cradle" at the Rialto. At both the abo: jouses ‘The Mis- , of the World” is dying gamely it 8 yt Oia ized that back of It lay all the fhe thrills that are injected into the| fete, the startling raiment she affects, im. Present film version was written by Bernard McConville, who was inspire by both the song and the play by Edward EH. Rose, but he has found scenes that thrill chillily and thac were never set to music. lot of dynamite used that most «mr- tainly was not even hinted at in the song. Player, whom the vivid story revolves. Others in the cast are adequate. Personally, we like ‘The Rosary’’ as a song much better than asa film. It's much more soothing. Pickford’s double, is the featured player in ‘The Green Temptation’ this week at the Rivoli Theatre, is a Paramount pictare and directed by William D. Taylor, The beginning of the picture shows Miss Compson as a very convincing ballet danseuse, who attracts the attention of Paris open-air audiences, Meanwhile her confederates, the lght-fingered gen- ‘try, frisk fascinated admirers out front. nurse the wounded at first-aid sta- tions. point and she turns over a new leaf. THE EV ENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1922, trouble] What she does in America at a lawn| funniest Fisher pen and tions ever, and the fun is and has no moss clinging to it. The The feature film at the Rialto is “The Crad @ Paramount ature based on one of the early dramas of Eugene Brieux, with Ethel Clayton in the leading rolo. Miss Clayten In- terprets the part of the young mother and wife of Dr. Harvey, and Uttle Mary Jane Irving plays the part of the child. The film shows the rela- tionship of the child toward ite di- yorced parents, Your TEAPO will demonstrate why and the clinch in Scene No, 250 are all left for those who care to inspect Dr. Riesenfeld's uptown cinema palace this week. “The City of Gold,” the last epi- sode of “The Mistress of the World,” Is shown also, and Jackson, the star’ reporter of the enterprising dally which covers the rescue of Mia May in Central Africa, is certainly a glut- ton for newa, A Mutt and Jeff com- edy, “A Clear Cas is one of the The programme states that the There ts a Lewis S. Stone, a capable screen is seen the priest about Betty Compson, who looks like Mary Blue-jay ; to your druggist Stops Pain Instantly . 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