The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1922, Page 12

ot sissies cathartic cians SREY ONES HON Screenings By DON ALLEN FILMERICK. There was a boy actor named Jackie, Whose performances never were tackie. His “Oliver Twist Shouldn't be missed, For he's a wonder, is Jackie by crackie! PHIL UMM SAYS Baw at her o' Hope Hampton in a magazi y cum U th conclusion that fer this week r way, where there's Life th A “NIGHTINE Owing to the unprec for seats for the openin, Fairbanks in Robin Hood the Lyric, there will ! night showing oft ing. Douglas and Mary end host second showing, that stage f masie to greet Fairbanks both in per- ron and on the screen POOH-POOH! Broadway, at least the tion of it, seemed all het up Saturda over a that swishing up and down and occasionally drifting into the side streets, to the effect that many picture theatres would soon be forced to « drug stores because of a lack of pa tronage. The yarn was to the effect that a lot of the bigger cinemas and several of thp second run houses couldn't make both ends meet because the folks weren't turning out in sufficient numbers to support them ‘The only comment we wish to make ig to udvise any one with this idea in mind to try and beg, borrow or pur- Join a seat in ANY Broadway cinema at almost ANY time They'll find the answer all right, all right, and it'll probably be “Not a seat left in the house! HAROLD DUE. Harold Lioyd, as clean a cut young chap as ever hit Broadway, wires us that he will soon drop In and join the merry throngs along the great dry ‘way some day this weck While Harold's prime object is to story wa get back to New York for a breathing | | 1, 8 we are confidentially advised that, while he is taking his vacation, he will shoot several scenes for his latest big comedy. “Anyway,” goes on Harold's tele- gram, “tell Broadway I'll soon be there. Sounds like Cohan, but I won't wave a single flag!” If there is one person in filmdom who is always welcome anywhere, that person is Harold Lloyd, and we American Chicle Co. ever cinema ser.) up or be turned into] the “Welcome p” ad. with our hand outstretched to greet WE'RE SORRY gladly recant In announ S$. Robert with Ur four pletures for tha 1 that | wil beer in the di National.”" was that he Famous Play And, as we tal com What « hinted in the headline GOOD ACTING Viv pufftect v WW Fox 1s Up Saturday afters with the information that something new under the ciner ' 1 « wl | | He » " | which # dox | 1 (or the f j hy ke 1 ) Ww “ we thought of It heeatuse tld t too many adjectives jown the fact that the ns some of the best Huloid Baw in ce OH the ) enjoyin Hlwity tom fitted out with a gesolin advertising The calliope and ¢ music was ndidate, breezed by ng “Why is the player of that calliope like me?" asked Paul “We don't know, Mr. Interlocutor Why {s the player of that calliope lik ecause he's making car tune he whispered We swung, but Pau! is an agile sort of a chap and was making the fr block in nothing flat FABLE. Once upon a time there was a who got an fdea that he could writ fables. He tried it out and then de cided to “Let George Do It NOT THE SAME. 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