The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1922, Page 31

a RP FMS TERT nw Eeahe etal - THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1922, > funniest thing T ever say if ene had not t muld say: at fire scene of Charlie's ix the t thing Te ja't one? en partakin THE NEW PLAYS “The Seventh Heaven” Has Human, Racy Characters By CHARLES DARNON FAME. Many work hard for fame and for+ tune, while others just fall into it a la Steve Brodie anv | Take Kiki, for instance. No. we don’t mean the Leonore Ulrich show. PLIFT in the theatre 18 given Its most simple demonstration by Austin] he Kiki we refer to is a cat. Just Strong with a sewer cleaner who sto a street washer In “The Se¥-]a common, ordinary, missile dodging enth Heaven” at the Booth. If you are fecling a bit down, hero ts | feline, ; ra i ‘ , ie Strong's object, though he| !ki. up to yesterday, was just an Something t k you up. This is evidently Mr, Strong's object, though Ne E AAhe: AIIGSWRGAL OD ANtoE doesn't preach about it of the Paris slums While Chico is one chance, as he says, bis faith in hintself is strong. Ilis en- ¥@ easing selt-satistaction finds expres. sion in the frequent assertion that he is @ remarkable fellow. He happens * also to be a fantastic feliow, a sort of virtuous Lillom who puts a girl in his garrct to s HMee, while } through » love heaven of delight Was a Frene! play one. He holds that side you that makes you what are, and once he gets this Into his head he never lets go. He ts led into the light, as well as helped to a job above ground, by a kindly priest who thinks God has a:senge of humor and must get a lot of amusement cut of the world Mueh of the play it has human, racy characters, not counting the uncle and aunt of the girl who hunt her out after acquiring unexpected wealth and seem to be ragged in merely as an excuse for two violent scenes. Diane is well nigh choked to death by her sister when Chico rises from the sewer and res- Ife merely gives you a more or less divine comedy fate. They needed ic Ferguson's next play the outcust Was soen cast for “Quteust.” And now Miss Ferguson that Kiki, the felfe portion of “The Out- cast’ cast, will always be a member of the Ferguson household. And when we asked Kiki how she liked it all, she just purred out “Pretty soft!” willing to give God? Screenings more By DON ALLEN FILMERICK. There was a young actor named Lloyd, Who the glooms BRUR'R! A summer hotel is no place to in in the winter. Ask James Marlowe, the chap who plays at being a policeman in ‘Back Home and Broke,” the Thomas Mei- ghan picture now belng made at Sag Harbor, L. I. He knows! ' | dim drifted up from Harbor Jes (Wash. D.C.) } esterday, thinking no doubt he could = warm up under tho glare of Broad- PHIL UMM SAYS. way’s electric lights. I've hearn tél o a lotta fake titles} ‘“I used to sleep in my policeman’s ; ji uniform,” said James. “I managed in my time. Some of ‘em was frum} i, joey fairly warm, but there wasn't Europe, but mos’ of ‘em was hitched} a chance for sleep. 1 was kept awake all the time by the chattering of teeth of the other members of the company.” » her frum the po and smiled and were destroyed. He looked ut the lasses Through tortoise-shelled glasses. They sighed and dlurbed: “Ain't he a boi?” . Ada Lee 7 sleep out, seventh sleeps attains — the No, there quite Ike this it’s the idea in- you onter a movie! is sketehy, but AND LONELY, TOO. So far, we WILL BUSY. Will A. Page, one of the Singing ave never read a more intriguing title than Katherine Mac- Donald has selected for her next ple- ture. Itis “The Lonely Road.” And roads have such a habit of leading somewhe busiest cues ker. This scene is so realistic — CA «| that it'aimost niakes one forget the BEN AVERS. } artificial means by which it is} We asked Ben Turpin if “The ff | brought about Shriek,” his latest comedy, was really | §j pe The dawning love of Chico and the] funny girl three days later is saved trom] “Ite tho funniest thing 1 ever saw sentimentality by the fellow's awk-| or did!” swore Ben, “Everything in ward, apparently surly, behavior, In] it is hilarious the circumstances it is surprising t We did think Wak 1OOKINE discover he has already planned the} and so we ape eam aieeaine wedding anc, what's more, bought @] gmfle. He Para dreas for Diane. With even leas tal] pont you believe it?” he asked § Priced Lower Than Ever! ebout it, war is declared, and ready} yve must. have shown wo atill 6 to be off to it, Chico promptly are] gounted ranges that he and Diane rey WPS Aesba| MI aveacitis Cestrutl themselves then and there by vows on medals given him by the J priest. In fact, events O rnitty that they are bewildering, if not wholly incredible Chico is ne sooner gone than the bad sister rushes in with a whip to give Dts @ lashing, but courage as well as love has been put into the girl's heart. making he declared And then, of lieve him had to be- 500 Y, Specially Priced, H S17.50 EAC move s¢ WE FIGURE IT THIS flash WAY. we would Mail Orde~ and seizing the whip she drives out] explain Carefully the intruder with a wild sweep ot] If one had been partaking of that Filled. whieh Volstead has forbidden, one ‘44 CorTLanot i NEW ‘YORK CITY. anger. Here is a sensation lated to rouse an audience, but there is something finer true at the end of the play when the embittered mri suffers the embrace of a persist- ent and honorable lover « believ- tag Chico dead, only t that he has come bac "The most appealing moment is reac as she goes to his arms J then sinks to her knees, It is somewhat difficult to believe he is there after word of his being delirious and given up by the doctors at the hospital, yet the reunion is no atfecting tor thig reason. There remains the feel- ing that “The Seventh He spite of its occasional unre more human and appealing t! scene calcu- i F That fire scene of Charlie's is plays. Although wus lay {8 concerned ehMefly with a man, Helen Menken makes it pretty much her own by the sheer force of her acting as Diane. She has the power of yiolence and she makes it felt when she takes the whip-hand over the ister. Her pale, half-starved look is even more im character, mnd with it the wistful tenderness that counts for #0 much in the end. Evidently George Gaul has mended his ways since the open ing performance, for he now gives a good, swaggering and amusing ae- count of himself in the role of the whimaical Chico. The street washer who finally accepts the risen sewer cleaner as an equal ts done by Alfred Kappeler quite in the French man- ner, in other words, capitally done. Hubert Druce ts ne umusing a8 a scoundrelly old taxi driver, especially when ho tells of the deail of his be- loved, ricketty Heloiso in Papa Joffre's unforgettable taxi drive agalnat the enemy, but he's as Eng- Piecadilly, William Post also to the humor of the performance by his chuckling observations as the priest. 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Met Bill yesterday and he told us all about how Madison Corey was producing his latest speaky effort. “Pl tell you the play agreed Bill, “if you promise not to write that Iam ‘full of the subject.’ When we promised, Will slipped us the information that the name of his new play is “Tho Bootleggers."’ AN ANNOUNCEMENT, Met Miriam Battista, the screen star, last night and she was bubbling over with exeltement. “What's it all about?’ we asked. “Oh,” she gurgted, “I'm so excited! ot something very important to “You may fire when ready, Miriam!" we assured her. And she did, “Well, she bubbled, ‘I'm going to be married!” We showed we cduld hardly believe " sho went on, ignoring our glance, ‘I'm going to be married in just eight years; I don't know who I'm going to marry, but the fortune teller said’ - We didn’t wait Miriam, as you know, is just eight probably already OH! 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QT light and dark grounds 1 scroll designs... Bed Spréeads—single, were 81.98 Crochet and % size OD AB 1.34 S-Inch Dress Satine—soft and lus- Crochet Bed Spreade— full lrous—light and dark sine—-hemmed—were 02.08.,. 1 Oe colors 1.57 Full Size Marseilles Bed 40-Inch Satin Canton Crepes—benvy Spreads—setin finish quality—-light and dark colors~- were $4.08 3 3.49 Special 3.45 Assorted Stripe Tickings Plain and Paon Silk large assortment of | fancy shades and b! 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