The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1922, Page 15

Ree! Reviews By DON ALLEN Cameo for the week in “His Wife's Hushand , and that just about describes. the the second week Les. the Strand New York cinema situation this Week. “It is just “This and That,” ¢ With nearly all Broadway movie theatres unwinding new feature films fhe confirmed film-go @ rather large field to pick And infix Selecting, the far wrong or ve! Flush in the maelst desired. * being swirled about i ‘ef Sir A. Conap I funny Barryme 1 comedy, lock Holmes.” ort t scattered erva iey almost n story was written by Elino and the cast contains the n wasn naan THERE IS PRACTICALLY NO END OF DELICIOUS PALATE THRILLING COMBINATIONS AT OUR, FOUNTAINS AND TEA ROOMS Luscious Fresh Fruits, Tasty Nuts, Pure Dairy Cream, Milk and Fruit Juices in all sorts of tempting creations known to Soda-Craft Special for Tuesday, May 9th Briarcliff Assorted Milk l Chocolates Chocolates 9. rotons GOCE We Also Offer: American @ PP Filled 69 _ |B] Confections c FOUND BOX. 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That ought to be] travels to shores of the Biagdom orl: Sheik enough for even the most blase. | Bolognia and then the fun Betty Blythe, stil! unable to shake} Ably adsisting the star @ her Shebaesque reputation, is at the} widely known folks as James J. . Billy B. Van, the Fair! S06 upon a t ; * ad Godiva!’ is doing a very git+ acterization of the}movie producer didn’t grab the famous iful picture of a b Gis eam igh ape sb bn I enh tinted ri efi y © filmization her Chinese cook how he made chop Glyn might just as 3 Cee Mesh-tinted ride of the fair and ee’, lena t vie suey " Saas wt hone, W < ver fot that name now unreeling at theliady Godiva ag the “big scene'} N's famous poem “A litUle of this and-a Little of that}ton Holmes" + “His Royal Sly- t rither Miss Swanson nc tol i : he is weil up to the], to weave a motion pic- chs to amatlekn Bite eves nen and a pinch of those added to aj the Apollo, and and the Rialto Magazine roond 1 the story —won- | Captt: andar Wy Wiatérie Productions, | Vernon 2 1e unclothed rider who Iotia them!” answered the Celestial— [of the Storm" is packthg em in for out the film end of the programme sing from the flery and the music !s all that could be Elinor Glyn of ‘Tbree Weeks “Beyond the Rocks’ can stay there: yesterday to ser _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY », 1922, 15 fame came to this country and spent some months in California. One of p| the results of her visit was ‘Beyond ~|the Rocks,” the film being unwound this week at the Rivoli Theatre, with vanson and Rodolph Valen- The rest of the programme, which | way cinema dark for the first time impand the story, although familiar to includes Buster Keaton in ‘"The Pale-| months, Other arrangements pre- ©. seems to hold with a firm }an impossibility. face,” Is good entertainment vented the “Man” from getting ». Although mich has} Anyway, you should see Lady Gor)- “Home.” of the famons ride of file} va. It will make an already familiar voted woman, it is not the pictartta- | legend seem all the more beautiful and a fapperish exploit, but @} wonderful, scant drapery, that would seem almont It you like Sherlock Holmes—and . who doesn’t ?— you'll ike John Barry-]| Often we've wondered why sum@ “The Man From Home" will not be that very thing. yn—would call for e" as .* now at the Central migh ore this week. It was a novelty sa film is well worth a ntance and hope to see more of this popular Broad-!ing. Photographically it is bea although, in view of her rather ee rene | TLL “yy uy | j , = ' } 4 y HG if 1 i W Unseen, unheard above the roar of the traffic, a car plunges suddenly out of a side street. Which way to safety? Half a second to decide! In a flash the brain decides—can the = fexree- = ) tired body obey? 22772%: | e action—lessens the ability of the muscles to Recent experiments throw a new light on peg ae aah wear down quickly — others the workings of the human machine mia eres less iat you mgt a wae Recent scientific tests designed to time the speed of brain and muscle action, show that often the nor- mal quick response to an emergency is impossible. The brain may function like a flash—but the muscles hesitate. The body is slow to obey. What slows it up? Science now shows that itis poison generated by fatigue. When the body is tired, it is actually sick. 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