The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 23

“Troxton King,” at the Western Fox AMUSEMENTS. studios. = ~— William Russell's will soon be released. They think the title 1s a novel one, but most every face is mixed’ these days—but the mixing 1s done in a cosmetic shop. AMUSEMENTS, WINTER GARDEN rst er ues Mts, Tues.,Thurs. PASSING SHOW ci resenting Wile & Eugene Hows CasiN ‘Mixed Faces"’ Screenings By DON ALLEN Tho San Carlo Opera Company went |a and back to Verdi last night and with ‘La| Francesco rest In ten, eng Mastro Trabuco. sonorous Padre Quardiano, Curel, after one night's Bet Ba 5 = mone alle trom, Wik the other night | FOr# del Destirfo™” wave Maria Luan} viqigqs will be repented to-night Brite voli Salt ile ae HERMAN TIMBERG | CENTURY ™5ti.,tons Garant i a ta ‘rom ie other ent, - - iriante, fe Tv LT Columbus H Aehalah Me edb Bah ios Mal do aa received a note from a fan that read: | Escobar, the Mexican prima donna, a} with Marie Rappold and Amador meses eu. With real opportunity to display her splen “TRoues of 1922” ald votce. It is a real dramatic so- e wouldn't boo | P'ane that 1s accompanied fittingly by a facial ability to portray deep emo- tion and rapid Compared to her performance of the Famadas singing the princtpal roles, in which they began the season last week, Greek Evans, American bart- tore, who sang with the Scott! Opera Company last season, will be heard for the first time as Amonasro, “Tread of your new picture. I adore the title, ‘WJZ;' it sounds so mys- terfous and thrilling!" One exhibitor says h Buck Jones in “Bells of San Juan” because he is “tired of them flapper SoA, and 0 Great Cast. AMBASSADOR ,7es.; 400.0, of Bway, ND YEAR att ‘ant. BLOSSO! i Who was an awful glop. He tried to act in movies And proved a frightful flop. Although he played a villain In a manner very zealous, He played the part so screamingly eho GRAK NEILAN’S Greatest To-night, 8.15, AIDA—I Photodramatic Success rex) ‘FOOLS changes of feeling Buropean Stun MOROSCO Sex if pictures.” RTHUR faves yheatre, West of Broadway that A man sentenced to prison for life] tragic Donna Leonora last night her het F I R 5 I td ETHEL BARRYMORE 49th Storie v0 a Wed. @ Bat. | vey SWORDS GREAT COMEDT, He made Ben Turpin jealous. has written a song called, “Has It| Santuzza of Monday was only an ap- ering Wires | VE HOME Made Any Difference to You?" and] petizer, She will be heard here again COINS HY MEN LEA elena! Very Best Vaudeville M carno) MARION DAILY 2204820 —Poe. _MIT'S & PEACH"—Rodolph Valentino, Erno Rapee has written the music. and her future appearances are to be | | w. 90, MM te. Wed Af | LITTLE ¥: #48. Bvs.s | Kenneth “Webb, directing “Secrets | anticipated. of Paris," demanded rough stuff. Re-| One who shared In Mme. Escobar’s Rose Coglan has a sprained] success last night was Vincente Bal- PHIL UMM SAYS: All may not be gold that glitters, | sult: MYSTERY PLAY LONGACRE Fine warinte SATURDAY 4 A’ Ww. . 262 6.90 aaa pet_MATINES SATURDAY PANHOUSE SS, o.208, LD DALY Day 10 Months To Pay Solid 18K. White Gold JOHN GOLDEN M..DGE KEN NEDY. wrist watch. lester, who shone In Rigoletto’ fie ee Inovie press agent'll call It} “5, p. Sohulberg, President of Pre-|® week ago. His beautiful baritone Engavement Ring by FRANK CHAVEN, SPITE GORNER ‘The first $1,000,000 pitoher!¥ ferred Pictures, has a goal. He wants] voice was so enthusiastically greeted Sweet's ADMISSION to establish the best motion picture|in the second act that Peron! was Betrothal 50¢ 103150 MAXINE ELLIO LOOK, CHARLIE! stock company ever asssmbled. Well,| compelled to stop the action of the etre _————= WAS IN FLOWER ry GREENWICH VILLAGE | piles We who have often admired Charlie] we won't knock him for his goal! opera and let him repeat the big arta, Solitaire You'll Laugh'at Tec¥eu'h wove Fourth Annual Production 4 Harry M. Berman, general distri-| He is an accomplished actor as well A New Creation, E Si d W Si LAST WE Chaplin as an actor and a friend) sition manager for FBO. logks to us|and one of the most satisfying sing- Unequaled for ast ide, est e would be quite at a loss to descrioljixe the great American ‘traveler.| ers 80 far heant, beauty of design. vu rw aA a him, EBiyidently Stark Young, the] He is off to another trip to the West] Stella De Mette won her portion of Magnificent _Dia- em CHE q ferlbe, isn't afflicted that way, for he] Coast, about the steenth he has rade| the evening's enthusiasm, and with mond an nee » Somme jaerine the Rivolt Now." STERFIELD CIGARETTE wiles of Charile: in 40: any onthe, equal reason. She gave one of her Calibre Sapphires. “PIN 1 with ae vaya ‘ “This Charlie needs no portrait} wallace Worsley, wntil recently] best Performances as Preziosilia $ x Kirkwood 3 x ELWYN THEATRES ON W. 42D 8T. ‘BANCO SATISFIES!” sc Mahaad ne is foolish, vents one of Goldwyn's star directors, has ean ae aactEs Min his oa 45 “7 Perewont Pioture, THRILLS! GASPS!! SHOCKSII! TIMES SQ. s B A N Cc Oo ” Srepiwanitie, flickering) oomival, 16vet wo nights, Was a melodious ‘amoun Rialto Oreh. SMASHING ComeDY HIT ‘ ee Bie nen by Senne) 12), S00 SEY Alvaro, quite a villainous looking Don|| No, employer's reference. Confidential. able beyond all words; he is light as air; he is a blunderer with a heart not solled but worn like a flower on @ child's sleeve; a sexless gallantry; he ts a tireless curiosity drawn to things as a monkey to a peephole or @ moth to a fiame; a gentle, blithe dreamer and acrobat; a mask; he is a little, grotesque music; a dear laugh- fer carried lightly in everybodys breast; a gay, shy classic; a world figment.”* Outside of that, Charlie seems to na to be okeh! TO US IT SEEMS. Sat in on « showing of “Jim” yes- ferday. Jim's « dig film. A dam burst! Thousands of steers stampeded! But they were incidentals; props; effects; local color; artistic touches. Tr. REAL thing in “Jim” is char- moter. Jim ts from the West; “She” is trom New York.~ They marry. An Interloper tries to make it a threc- fome and. ‘Well, it's right then the BIG mo- menta in “Jim” arrive. THEATRE, 49 8t., ves.8.30, The EXCITERS wih ALLAN DINEHART end TALLULAH BA\ 830. Ste. Thure-a Sat290 APOLLO FRANK TINNEY IN A Mi eit COMEDY, DAFFY DILL Evs. 8.30. Mate. Wed.& Sat.2.30 RITZ Maiden Lane Headquarters for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry since 1885. Write or, call’ for Illustrated Catalog 44. opular Prices, NCING. I Sweet 2Co, oat ic by ERDODY hia famous oronestra, coe 170 Bway AY mar marth Cane NIGHTLY 8 to 1, Mate, Batur 4 Sunday. QUR.ONLY BROADWAY & 48th St. Open Saturdays Till 4. 3) o'Clock. WOMEN LOVE Tie DARK USIC HALL COWMBUS CIRCLE O° WAX 898 SR Evenings see BURLESQUE Se Bemee Day Gee tho lines at the box office daily, STATE Roc wae” Bway & 45 Bt. ‘wai oem 11 A.M. to 12 P.M. Antonio Moreno has signed to play] as co; e ‘odolfc »pposite Gloria Swanson. Poor Fony.| in Boleme” bled bia eldass 1e doesn't deserve tt! Some day Natale Cervi !s going to Conway Tearle and Claude King| stop singing, but apparently not this have been cast in important roles in] season. He sang two roles night be- support of Pola Negri in “lella| fore last and again last night, doing Donna." such different characters as the Mar- “Java Head," is the title of a pic-|chese and the Friar with faithful ture and not the morning after condi-| characterization, Pietro de Bias! was tion brought on:by drinking too much] * coffee. “WIDOW” IS GRILLED ‘IN INSURANCE PLOT p ” . Husband’s “Body” That of Girl Stolen From Grave. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28 (Copyright).— Detectives to-dey closely questioned Mra. Harry Brenn, German war bride, concerning the robbery of the grave of Miss Celeste Schneider, the dis- appearance of her husband and her knowledge of a probable plot to rob insurance companies. Mrs. Brenn is said to have ordered cremation of a charred body found Tuesday after a fire in her husband's garage, stating the body was that of her husband and she wanted to take \ hia ashes to Germany The Coroner's ph: vlan declared the} body was that of a woman and detec tives connected it with the robbery on Monday of Miss Sclineider's grave in AL'S ls RAINBOW DANCING Overnight Sensation, “The Old Soak’ 44TH ST. TH Willa: Bry. WED. & SEL’ & SAT. 2.30 MAT: by, pared ons Nt hike 0 to Fee 0. By Lite, M VANDERBILT “ia Waite 8 80 ELTINOE "APA: 90 Asie FLORENCE REED (CaM tO in “EAST of SURE” OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ™ HOLZWASSER 1417-1423 THIRD AVENUE NEAR 80" STREET GOING OUTOF BUSINESS Se: re $1000000 Stock Sacrificed at > 25¢ ON THE DOLLAR The Intrinsic Fineness of This Furniture Insures Lifelong Beauty and Utility BERNARD & CARR in PARTNERS AGAIN ‘Bvs. 8.30. Maty. Wed. @ Sat ® F. ALEXANDER Woat 424 Btreet, vi REPUBLIC siiincoc: west‘ aiy Abies Irish Rose EMPIRE ™z,02¢ RUTH CHATTERTON Pay, “LA TENDRESSE” Ean 40 8, Bva.s.20 at. 2.30 ’ muieere i. on ry INA CLAIRE “"Bicicee Mtereaic, “THE "WORLD IS MII MINE” By Ww. 80) MAUGHAM. $1, 000’°FOR A TITLE New York theatrical audiences are acknowledged to be a criterion of the world’s successes. A chance is now offered theatregoers to demon- strate their judgment—and win $1,000. William Fox, producer of “A Little Child Shall Lead Them,” the photoplay success at the Lyric Theatre, has received many letters stating that this title does not truly describe the story and theme. THE ENDLESS CHAIN® With MARGARET LAWRENCE, 42d Bt.iPOP. MAT Wena. (WED, « BAC. ing Musical Comedy Hit ECONOMY NOTE. Katherine MacDonald in her latest tilm, ‘'The Lonely Road,"’ proves how beautiful a girl can look in a wedding gown that cost but $2.60. If all the girls would follow Kath- ne and Sat, 2.30, erine’s example and look as well as | Mount Hope Cemetery. For more than half a century this house has been famous * eras oa ye * “TH ida ees, Weil Sein antanay troy efowm, it] Mrs. Brenn is the beneficiary of oughout the country for the inimitable beauty and fineness of Many people think it is a Biblical story, when in poet RE AWFUL TRUTH wm. COURTENAY: MM. (the M, of course, standing for |pend's Iie teraling giao, per hu its furniture. Any number of the suites now offered in this sale reality it is a modern society drama, LEXINGTON “ayo‘tis? oY “HER TEMPORARY HUSBAND” ,"2.citon el iartnae)) 2 Seabee we couldn’t begin to buy to-day at the factory for the prices we Mr. Fox offers $1,000 to the person submitting the You MON. OCT ? = But, on second thought, $2.50 isn’ fuch @ cheap price for an outfit We'll bet ye's wardrobe didn't cost Yulf so much. But don’t try to fol- ow Bve, the censors are so exacting, fou know! MinWed.,Thur ur. Ret. Sat, JUMPANY ut ARE Wo. M SIR HARRY FORCE OF HABIT. (From the Boston Transcript.) Tom—So you've broken off with thie pretty schoolmarm, Dick—Yes. Why, do you know, if 1/ failed to show up of an evening, she wanted a written excuse signed by my mother. |e offer them to you. We will store FREE OF CHARGE until Jan. 1 any Furniture bought during this sale All sales for cash only best title for this photoplay by midnight Monday, October 2d. The title must indicate the theme, story and action. The new title will replace that of “A Little Child Shall Lead Them,” throughout the world, and the run of this photoplay will continue indefinitely at the Lyric Theatre. Address William Fox, Lyric Theatre, West 42d St., New York. $1,000. 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