The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1922, Page 21

Reel Reviews By DON ALLEN We've beheld a Jot worse bil's, and ‘we've seen a lot better pills than the Broadway cine: offering for the week. But we e never seen many very much worse, ni very much better, So, one may judge from that that the week's film menu is running along on the rather smooth roadbed of fairishness Anyway, the films on for this week ny arét “The Young Diana’ at the Rivoll; ‘The Valley of Silent Men’ at the Rialto; “Dusk to Dawn" at the indred of the Dust” at the herlock Holmes’ Cristo” at thi Pat the Lyric; Central; The oner of Zenda’ at the Astor, “Forget-Me-Not at the Crite the latter half dozen holding over and continuing long runs. ( PASSING IN REVIEW y Peter B, Kyne's ‘Kindred of the Dust"’ ts just as good a film as it was a story. After beholding the picture at the Strand yesterday we came t this conclusion, and we cannot think Of @ more praisier plirase in which describe it. ~ The fact that the picture is based on another story of the ‘great out- doors’ (whatever that may mean) need not keep one away, for it isn’t that kind of an out-of-doors yarn at all. The author and Director R. A Walsh have seen to that. We enjoyed Miriam Cooper's por- trayal of Nan, the Queen of the Saw dust Pile. In fact, we enjoyed ‘Kin- dred of the Dust" as a pict And that's more than we have been able to say of 99 44-100 per cent. of the films we have seen during the last twelve month. The Strand music, us well worth the hearing. always, is agents did not, as we re time ago, dwell in ‘The Valley of Silent Men,” and so, when we meandered up to the yterday have expec much, from the part of the title. We were disappoint ed—not so much in the film, but with the utter lack of silence on the purt of a couple of bobbed haired ones in the row behind us. During the un z of the film we learned via the r-hum machines that te sis a fright! Marte short, yaknow! All outerdateon’ AMUSEMENTS EAUTY, like truth, never is so precious as when it has been lost. Once Jost, you'd think it never could be regained. But see the marvelous new Marion Davies photoplay ‘The Young Diana," and learn hew science and nature may yet be claimed to work for lovely womanhood. A strange story, a fascinating romance, beautifully acted Marion Davies. Stage settings by Joseph Urban Created by COSMOPOLITAN RIVOL makesherlooklikeabeerbppret!™ We also “heard" the sub-titles via the same broadcasting station. But we shouldn't condemn the "Val ley of Silent Men" merely because portion of the audience wouldn't be have It's a Northwest Mounted yarn and if you like that sort of thing you will we imagine. find some interest in the unsnarling of the much-twisted plot. P most surprising part of the ‘elling of “The Young Diana" bd a "AMUSEMENTS, WINTER GARDEN © > Last 2 W a SPICE*1922 VALESKA SURATT, NAN HALPERIN GEORGIE PRICE and Superlative Cast MAXINE Wed cee SAG a ood, red~ EeRANT Eo aiian Date. ie ave ea ons Sad PLAYHOUSE "4" § ‘es MANHATTAN Soe MOVES SEPT. 4T0 NORA BAYES 7 A | 9Nb yrant THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1922, 00 at the Rivoli this week is that Marion Davies actually acts. Having re- covered somewhat from that shock, ~d down to wateh the picture with renewed interest We must admit that some parts of the picture interested us ally when {t came down to photography. But we are one who simply cannot we especi for the life of us enthuse over the old theme of a slatternly, homely, unkempt woman verging on abyss of spinsterhood being trans formed into the ‘most bevutiful AMUSEMENTS, AMBASSADOR THES: A048. WY of 1 Lvs, 8.50, Mats. Wed.&Sat BLOSSOM TIME s Woot B'y. Evs.s AND SAT 2.00 day: Uiseate,_ LHe GOLDFISH : es, at 8.30 BAT. 2.00 | ORIGINAL casT ‘Thea. 44th St SHUBERT wits! Winn, MARIORIE AMBEAU LITTLE‘ Mart EMPEST'” 44th Street S. WED. AN’ GOLDEN Pre A Serpent's UA y i and hilarious LR SOak” Maraul “PARTNERS AGAIN’ | BERNARD & CARR | Fu Mit SHOW ON EARTH VBA, Ww Matinees Wed, 40. 30. ud Nights, and Sat at tnvrth—= BUOU Ww ang DOVER LOA) eras ia” CHAS. CHERRY, SEASON'S SMARTEST COMEDY HULLD PRODUCTION —— pe dale} Sanne Ke || Farewell But Not Good-Bye Last Times to See Ar Tun Will Live Fore SLAPPED Eis of AM Who Have “HUMAN HEARTS” CENTRAL THEA THEATI TMES SQUARE Mate Thuree Sa The Quee Musical Comes ROBERT G. VIGNOLA 4 ALBERT CAPELLANI A Paramount Picture PRODUCTIONS THEATRE B'way & 49th St. Directed by ae BOA MATe.Welse 8, "Eves. at Bat, at West 45th St Mats. ‘Thurs. LYCEUM ‘ DAVID BELASCO Pre in _LEAVE” FRANCES STARR = LENO ULRIC = KIKI GLOBE TONIGHT FIRST POD. MAT. W! 4th ANNUAL PRODUCTION 0 SHORE AU WHITEMAN © Parent LRAR -" COLLECTION OF BEAUTIES VM THE |GINGHAM ¢ | GIRL sLarrive at the EARL CARROLL THEATRE TO- NIGHT | ath Ay LIBERTY i NEXT FRIDAY NiGHT—SEATS ‘ow MOORE. & NS CORT Aen WALLACE EDDINGER—-MARY NASH in “CAPTAIN APPLEJACK”’ pad BOX Neat Sry TR iS ohare “Beat_music how e COLUMBIA we BON TON GIRLS.’ ALL, Barney NEWIGE DAILY, 2.44-8.15. POP, PRICES: mad In America.” onda at ath at = VR " MATIONAL® 4 GAY w. rat, YY. Cokin. MATS. WED. & SAT. 2.30 KR? THE sa\er ose TRAX BELMONT 48 MATS THU ul “ ” EN ASTOR 275 MATS. 25£ to $L22- EVES 50% to 412. | sou creature in the work 1." If that could happen in real Ife the line would form to the right, left and centre in front of every beauty parlor in the world Joseph Urban, the master of de sign, has rather overdone his bit in furnishing Miss Davies with mar- vellous backgrounds. Urban should really be starred, “Dusk ‘To Dawn" proves a very tiresome night at the Capitol, but the music makes amends AMUSEMENTS. AGTH ST, Thess WY of Bway + Matinees Wed, and. Bat eur 1YST! PLAY Wh ain Hite HEARN Founded 1827 FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. Last Three Days of August Sales Last Three Sto ck-Taking Days ‘ wMONSTER Thursday night we take account of stock, when all surplus must be cleared ING 10 WEEKS AU West Matinee HCE West 42d St Matinses Wed A “THUNDERI ARTHUR HAMMERS’ FRANI = TINNEY Yd St Wed “DAFFYDILL” ‘ GEORGIA O'RAMEY Eves, at and Sat Keven & Sat. at NG HIT!” TEIN Prese ina Musigirt And a Very At- tractive Chorus. 44TH ST, THEATRE ! TWICK, DAILY “THE. ‘WORLD| WILLIAM FOX A Sensational THumph! THEATRE 4? TWICE DALY 230-€ Last Performance Au, aan Performance ‘IS MINE” Presents. From the story Directed by GENT of the brave, there i crime. virile story, CHamoresquets thmes be Created b Cosmopolitan Productions THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN JAMES OLIVER CURWOUD FRANK BORZAGE Mounted, ahuman blood- hound on the trail of crime— courageous and true— the Frozen North he preserved order and judged ‘Then came—the girl! After that—Life had a new meaning for Kent—A strong Curwood at his bests well acted; superbly di- rected by Frank Borzage, of RIALTO THEATRE—Times Square with by ALMA RUBENS @FParamount “ Picture Royal ay ~ "VETERANS OF VARIETY” omen B.F.KEITH ACTS CLOVER GARDENS DANCING CLOVER CLUB, SUPPERS $.40: Sat Sun, 2.30 & 8.30. :NTRAL PALACE MARION DAVIES [VOL MARION DAVIES WWAY At A. Paramount yTH etme Gonwert Oat “Everybody's Golng to. the Kivoll Ne The Valley « (Silent Me IgbTO" With Kina Raber MES 4 Paramount Plater SQUARE bus ‘Hinito. Orenesten "FORGET MENOT: LAST BIC WEEK - Dow'T Muss ITT OPENING SAT. NIGHT, sEvr, BETTER TIMES AT THE HIPPODROME __BOX OFFICE OVENS TO-DAY, Chiro Florence Vidor n“DUSK TO DAWN” irand Orc De ly Nights 8.15, way 5 hestra nv AY MEO) AKING ALL RECORDS, PICTURE MEC in ON BROADWayY, MARK Sriny Kindred of the Dust’ Max LINDER i in, inphony Oret stra Rodolph Valentino — Loew's — TATE | in “BLOOD & SAND” way @ 45th et. | Libby & Sparrow. TAA. to 12h! Westine & Eline: WANTED. MACHINISTS, BOILERMAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, CAR REPAIRMEN, SKILLED IN RAILROAD WORK; STEADY EMPLOYMENT; STANDARD WAGES, AUTHORIZED BY UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD, NPE CENTRAL COMPANY OF RAILROAD NEW JERSEY 7 t Cc. E. Ch S, Supt Motor Pow & Equipment, Jersey N.J OLYM 4TH S NR. aD 4 ro Bat ____ BROOKLYN Nabi LADY DIANA MAKERS LarrySemonComedy,'GOLF’ HELP WANTED—MALE, Permanent authorized by States Railroad Labor Board Machintate Boilerma Blacksmiths Bheet Metal Workers Electrical Ww orkers Bheet Electrical Work Car Repairers & Inspectors—6 Apply 9.00 Intendent's. oftt Avenue. Bronx VF. M. CLARK, 6 New York. New Maven & fart ATHING | EAUTIES | DAILY P AND SNAPPY BURLESQUE, =P WoW St. Male’ Water Suet Bi e FUNNY ue X PLACE. HANICS poy AND positions are Open at the following + Bt. to 5, aft ta MAT. ree PARK 30 New Attra ind Poo! Bathing, e the United 00 P nd St Radical PRICE CUTS throughout to reduce For the greater conven’ the Hearn Offer fugust Sales Linens $2.19 70-inch Bleached pel Linen Damasks tugust Sales Pillow Cases, Sheets, Muslins, ete. PILLOW CASES AT $4.50 18x18 Bleached ines Py quantities and make stock-taking an easy task August Sales Silverware $4.25 pelbsegll tne Fruit Bowls Blouses, Sweaters, House’ Dresses $2.94 to $8.97 W. S) Blouses ome 0610 7.97 2.65 Hemmed. | ask Napkins Doz., 3.25) $3.75 Sterling Silver Individual $4.18 to $2.94 Voil ped d _ Meg. Sale. (G | 87:95 Heavy Bleached Linen Dam- . 2.55] Gingham Blouse “24 42x36 At 2 f - ask Napkins size 22x22... § $3.37 to $4.94 Odd Lots of J and 45x36 4 ne 88 +27} $10.95 Bleached Hemstitched Linen Sale 7.10] Tricolette Blouses........... 0: 50x36 36 2 Darian Sate cloth Hee UaCr gs |c0vet, Tikperted Cut cee Pepper | $7.94 Fibre Silk Sweaters.....8.74 4 doz. napkins to mateh.,... ind Sale shat "S| $12.78 to $16.48 Tuxedo Fibr SHEETS $16.95 Cloth— size 6ox84—1 dur. Piha bah ABS AI Silke Sweater “7.94 Hemmed. Uae napkins to mateh 11.O5 | $2.25 Tableepoons and Binie Reg bat iw rs $3.97 Odd Lot of Bleached Linen| Forks—half dor. le 1.55 sisics Lillie meri 11.48 5: 90 7 . ° 4 i ae ms in (80 su 168 Damask Pattern Clot uatedgit Atal ot Sale 1.74 | slipaven SWbdkaESS cic su0: 9.94 . : ‘ rea: ye—with handles— oan ioe un hee woe Shie 8.955 | 8224 to $4.04 Mohair and Wool Sup 63x 99... 8124 « 3 ° . a 7c 90. 812s BT $1.94 1.07 ]$6.50 Bleached Linen Damask Pat-| were 84.05 Sale 3.25] $3.94 to $5.50 Women's Gingham 8137 1.04 $1.47 1.14] tern Cloths and Nere to Match: | $14.95 Candlesticks- ee and Cretonne House Dresses 72x * du ete 5 | _Cloths—size 70x70 ASS Pair le 10.00] —36 to 46.. -2.88 01 4 . . 79x108...8 Moe tay wea (tee Cloths—siz 5.85 $2.94 to $3.80 Women's Voile and 81x 90...81.37 I. Mia B27 [99:50 Cloths. size 70x106..,. 6.941 rl " Gingham Morning Dresses— six oo. 8149 LZ #1 50 “34 |87.95 Napkins to nmah— August Sales sizes 36 to 44 LTS gixl0s...a1.56 I. ; si.oo B. 22x22 ...Doz. &.95 Cutlery 6 Voile or ox 90...81.56 1.0 25 M dD k Patt Ponte: cles 12 TUlethbocee Gasbr er rrec cs, [4297 Ritchen Sete 1.58| Dotted Swiss Morning = gg No Mail or Phone Orders. Size be- | $1.95 Linen Buffet or Di . L387 $6.97 Stainless Steel Carving ‘ +... Sale 4 fore hemming Scarfs ts 4.24 Boys’ Clothing HILL PILLOW CASES i haeneed and Center sop ]28et Paring Knives Sale. 17] $12.50 and $13.50 Boys’ Hemmed. Peeeaaaniad Odaiand-Ends slightly, eciled— Ten ts ed Shears. mie GS All-Wool Suits. . rare a eB SN, | Cloths, Scarfs, Centers, etc., aoe bes bata $2.45 and $2.94 Boy: Kn | 42x36 4 39 greatly reduced. Cig to 87 st, Imported Steel bocker Trousers... A 45x36... +2 a August Sales tssore—8 74 to G.inch... Sal $2.45 and $2.95 Boys’ Khaki Cam 50x36... saa oe Towels, Towelings $8.97 Rogers 1881 Steel Knives, |, | Suite—8 to 16 years...... "es 54x36... . . 24 ct. Double Thread Turkish nai Ls DERRY oe s : i Kon Sale (ice and $1. fe fate. Washable 7 ices on Wamsutta| Towels. . trees bidant vu hbodlanr ay ke RSE bevels nis August Scie dford Sheets and 35 ct. Plain White Jacquard 7.47 | $16.50 Young Men's Priestiey Pitlow Cases Turkish Towels .22|78 ct. Pear! Handled Serving English Mohair Suits. 9.50 Utica, Frult of the Loom and 68 ct. Turkiah Bath Towels. «A Pleces..... Sate. 46 $24.50 to $32.50 Young Men's Dwight Anchor Sheetings. 2.28 Turkish Bat! ects... I. juits—sizes $2 to 38 50 Reg. Bs i. 65 Reversible T Turkish wy Soaps ' Department—Third Floor Sac 35 Seen . (Ct) . 89 ct. Bleached Turkish Bath 32 ct. Armour's Certified G i ; ty roves tte 3 Batt) Soaps: 20 eR ey Pricer i JG] 17 ct. Bleached Cotton Huck P21; |21 et: Armour's Certified Com- ; ‘4s Teuelay ors 46|\"‘pleston Soape,.., 4. ©. WA | $2.87 and $3.17 Women's mei : ‘ Pe a hea sii ini Jnfon\Linen © «| Special Purchase of Manufactun pve 4 +8] (part cotton) Huck Towels... . lgaeOUl “oto Arined 64 ct. Children’ + Silke Socks on Ord Damask Li No es evens re ones Fare Linen Damas! [73 Tollet Soaps plaaad 84 ct. Children’s Silk Socks. .6 1 Muslins, Sheetings, Etc. 58 ct. Hematitched or Hemmed sense eee wKuguat Sale, doz., 1 {)|50.ct. Women’s Mercerized Bleached Muslin: Linen Guest Towels a i Hose ae oe B37 worth 165" ; 10 ct Armour's Venetian Bath Fe imported Irish Linen Soap—half doz. cakes. Sale .i34)| 65 ct. Children’s RLoneth Sports Towels... 17 ct. Heavy Cotton Towelings 28 ct. Pure Linen Crash Towelings. Heavy Unbleached Muslins— $6-inch—worth .12}9.. le Limit 80 yards. 40-Inch Unbleached Musl: worth .17. .. Sale Sis Limit 30 yards. 38 ct. Heavy All-Linen Cr 15-Inch Brown Sheetings —heavy| [owelings........... “Goodwear"” Linen lity—worth .64......Sale «4 URNS see Crash Towelings—also No Mail or Phone Orders. Extra Fine Bleached Muslins Linen Glass Checks.......yd. 34 S6-inch—solt finish for underwear $3.47 90-inch Pure White sie ES ae 1535| Irish Linen....... eT Limit 30 ee August Sales Sheetings—Standard Quality Comtortables Bleached | $5.97 Floral Comfortables— Ine side Ati full size, i 445 in, wide. 2 i ; $4.73 Winter Weight sins wie: oF PE licarutecceblesetilase, 2 O77 54 in. wide. 39 $6.12 Floral Sateen 6s in. wide. ry Comfortables. .. 4.58 72 in. wid 49 $7.52 Floral Sateen 81 in. wide bf Comfortables 5.68 00 in. wide....... 59 $2.93 Floral Silkoline Unbleached Comfortables. 2.22 43 in. 20 Odds and ends of comfort- 54 in. 6 ables, slightly handled—cover- 63 im. 39 ings of silkoline or satin, plain 72 in. 4 or with borders--filled with 81 in, 49 white cotton or lamb’s wool, 90 in. os greatly reduced. TUESDAY ONLY Boys’ Blouses .60 Were .95 Fancy striped Madras and plain colors, in sports styles or with attached collars. Sizes 8 to 15 years. Children’s Sweaters—coat styles—plain grey, navy and heather—also slipovers in plain colors or com- 2 65 '° binations—sizes 28 to 34—were $2.94 and 88.48. TUESDAY ONLY Fancy Kimono FLANNELETTES .16 Yard Yard wide, in Japanese patterns in various color combinations, pretty and comfortable for kimonos, etc. Special See 1 for Other HM Hose—also fi: ‘4-length mer- Doren cakes. 17) corized socks—7 to 9k¢ 40 suetienesle Floating Bath "71; |81:65 Men's Imported Full Fash- ioned Mercerized Socks— 3 sizes 10 to L115 85 Odd Lot of Glove Silk Underwear -vests, chemises, step-ins at great! 96 ct. Whits Olive Oil Castile —average 4 pounds... 36 ct. Lewy Bar White (rr 72 tile, +21] reduced prices. Hearn Complexion seers - = reg. 8c cake—6 for 45. hi 5 Clearances box of 6........ -29 Gloves Smiles Cucumber o ive Beare $3.68 Women’s French Kid and cuke 4) Suede Gauntlets—not all doz. (Aerie ne AQ] sizes... 1.82 HearniLemon Oil See $1.50 Long Silk ( Milanese) reg. 5c a cake, 6 for 27. | Cloves 6s box of 6.... : +211 58 ct. 2-Clasp Silk Gloves B89 Large Assortment of Fancy Toilet | $1.44 2-Clasp French Kid Soaps -Armou: Stanley’s| Gloves 89 and Jergen’s 80 ct. box of 3 cakes....Sale . 1] 74 ct. Women's Fabric Gaunt- PE ea Pp yee let Gloves —black only... : Kirk's Juvenile Sale .12i]$1.10 Children’s Long Fabric and 50 ct. box of 4 cakes Silk Gloves Omnibus Sale .BE] not all sizes 69 TUESDAY ONLY Trimmed Velvet Hats 2.25 Value $2.95 and $3.95 Variety of styles, colors and combinations in velvet. Smart styles in large and small shapes. Many sample hats in the lot. TUESDAY ONLY Special Purchase 150 Untrimmed Hats Special 1.68 Velvet (majority black) and felt in white and a few sports colors. HACKLE BANDS-~ solid colors and two-tone HACKLE PADS- aad and two-tones biot fancies also special 1.65 @ few coque pads and 58 See today's Evening Journal ot Sun for list of Morning Specials