The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1922, Page 10

1 el Sees wee a ——————————) nd outact Valentino, But that] furious fun for fans," eel Reviews|, Screenings | i By DON ALLE NEW PLOT stor 'y “i H I us tolling: by n a]Sale OAL re DON ALLEN a 1 ecently, listening to thed ¢ hink the regular tlt ' furnishe the| | Miria SD male wont think he rule Pomme unre ue t Why is ita man he can id away WES ny pire angled BrowlWay) stares at ankles with consummate \ einemas this week rom th vett? f k drifted to ple , @lass of attraction Wher n't Hut GRR Ake shore he aoe WA ( # H. tk film that stands out above all tl t Hien wie im t i tarted th ber. Jit . Probably due to the fuct that all Of] Wag pays no atte Snir Coos cil tith them are about on the same lev Mats MURRAY rH SAP Lutnise eed. TN That level is decidedly higher NY (id. note: But Mae SAID | the trimmer and re has been struck for rast several] he didn't?) 1 part of H thes en - i i but dir M09 ANOTHER ‘ 1 wonderful A|? Among the new = 5 Ril MOST tore Awa 1c few 2 week are: “The Masquer many ee Hide he aWaneane sea] Temple Strand, “Nice People’ at the Rialto EU Ite AN ONE DCO it The Merehant of Venice cieea : And every beach that Mary went t nipped a portion | Bae and “The Prince and the Pauper’ at ib jee ithe aeiae ani Mee ae bere | Manet the Capitol. Others which hold their They necded move police. j Te sereens ure: ‘Blood and Sand” at the Tt Topies turnin Rivoli, “Human Hearts’ at the Cen “ . CUT BACKS. ‘ Moulin It orget-Me-Not’” nt, the Crite STAR AT LAST. aie aatiie wore on meen mat the Lyr “silver And, now that the lesson tn poetry he Fa 1 because Louis “Pie Pris] is over, just Hsten to this one, broad-] Walheim must resume his aky [the t ln” at the Astor casted by OV George The Hairy Ape.” We'd Jand th The screen is all sec for the open assic, the dog that ) meet Louis's face in any fog. [out in front of fgg of Fox's ‘Monte Cri to" at thel nick Barthel sin‘ finny, flounderin. fable and which ended, atre to-night, c has faiihfully promised) goat that the first night's have to plough its way thro udien i i ‘ and theland “Sonny, has at las will not Krom far off Sebu Islands, there ¢ any gantlct of publicity folks or glaring |day addressed to nd openings." a aa € PASSING IN REVIEW AP eM late, ippinis hor right tore- ——_— We've read so much, much, written so much and tal much about ‘The Masquerader irehlights in order to enter the the-|tnspiration Pictures, N as has been the case at several] which read: “You appear so human autograp! T may < proudly keep it in remembrance that I am sure you could your pupularity heard 80 , ANSWERED. all primed for something great at the} with the movies?” Strand. That we our super-expectations. bad looked for too much sood picture, well] We are now able to,answer and] Dropped into a neighborhood house » knew to appear We we did find was 4 acted, particularly decidedly well photo: in the many, many dow “What more could phed, expec je exposures. | Gloria Swanson was bil any screengoer |in “Her Husband's Trade a bit disap-| Will Hayes, if he knows, pointed was, we think, entirely duc 10] answered it yet—and we confess that idently we}even Screenings was stumped But what] last night ly ]in darkest Brooklyn befo ask?" would be the natural question, | sat through it and we are not tainly « eady td answer That's the answer If you want to ‘Anyway, Guy Bates Post can cer-| know what's really the matter with « every one who has ever the movies—go and look over a film seen him in the speakies can vouch—| like that and he's even better version of ‘" a picture we would missed. No mention of the Strand would be complete without music; so here is the The Strand music is at par difference do “The Prince and the Pauper,” a| words. As h film, and much music of th sort, make up this week's offering at} und we the Capitol Theatre. The whole trov people in ‘Nice People,” they are not nice. was the whole idea le with the nice| firms. M the film on] again, mebbe the for the week at the Rialto, is that} what your sce But mebbe that of the picture, | seen. and come to think of it—we guess it) JACK T.—Sorry to destroy your !l- lusion, but the snow you write about in the screen iar » Masquerader."’ It is BY REQUEST, to have) 1. A, M.—We can't tell Betty Compson dyes her hair or not either do we know whether line about the] wears a wig oy appears au naturel as adornment goes. it make, anyway hanks for them often been said to write is to write at the best way to > is to sellrit senario editors of the far as hirsute M. G.— superior | best way to le market a out the pbe they'll buy won't jo may The nice people-in the cast headed | was salt, by Wally Reid, Bebe Daniels, Conrad] M. M. A.—Producers say they shoot smoke, drink, | scenes in forei but otherwise | serve atmosphe they are all right. Two characte Usted on the programme or act appearing during the course of the|not d picture ought really be the featured] train wrec players. They are Miss Scandal and] soon be them “Nice} HARRY Nagel and Julia Faye, gamble and flirt a Mrs. Gossip. Without People” just wouldn't be The film is acceptable sn countri It's be not | work cheaper Hy} X. ¥. ck to work but it seemed to us to be another anes answer to the far “What's the matter movies?" We liked Larry Semon in ‘Golf’ | Sleepy much better than ‘Nice People’’—but] the Sleepy Hollow gra terday Will paused and read then maybe it's Larry personally among the pice met. — 165TH ARTILLERY OFF TO CAMP. “Suppose | should die and be buried Members of the 105th Field Artiltery| here. Guess they'd put on my head- because we know number him] «Here ties the in a way flung cry of DEAD ONES. with the Will Rogers is spending time t m scenes in “The dy of J we have] Lost at sea and never found. Will looked thoughtful “I was jest a’ thinkin’," left their armory on Franklin Avenue, | Stone Brooklyn, at 7 o'clock yesterday morn.| “Here les WALT ing for two weeks’ manocuvers at Mon- tauk Point. They entrained at the Flat- bush Avenue Matin of the Regular army officers will supervise the} Once upon a time there rh . W. Marshall | yout nand. L.1. RR. Col. He tried to act FABLE. profile who didn’t think bh reached het + and a photo of yourself so that foot in some mud, made her mark The most popular question nowa Guy Bates Post picture, that we were] days seems to be “What's the matter hasn't until Try big then, No matter Hake couldn't be worse than some we have “pre se folks ¢ there, thi as hurt favently ina in the West, will Ben Turpin tells us he isn't at all sensitive about his eyes. They are his fortune, you know. be- Legend of Hollow” reading epitaphs in Yes- nathan Mound, he mused 4, who died in pain © Ichabod Crane. lived a a good yuld out with raven hair an whether she What kind he Six days more. 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