The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 22

ANE Ie Rae re CLM A RE Screenings By DON ALLEN PHIL UMM SAYS. Met a yung feller recently who @oesn t think he kin out-act ennybody fg th’ movies, Les’ see! His name wu. Harold Lioyd or sumthin like that. SOME PERCENTAGE. In a widely read motion picture trae paper we ran across a little {town that read: “Such and such a film Pleased 899 per cent. of ous audience It was a knockout.” It was signed by the manager of a little cineros out in Indiana. Upon ivoking up the statistics. we learned that the seif-same film while playing on Broadway pleased «Wout 99 44-100 per cent. of the onlookera KED. There was a well-defined rumor floating along the film highways and byways during the last few days to the effect that Constance Talmadge, who just returned from Europe, was wearing @ handsome engagement ring, placed on the proper finger by gome well-known personage in Eng- land. it (meaning the ring) ts an hetr- loom," sped the rumor; “It was placed on the fair digit of Constance by a person of repute and high esteem in Encland!” “Pshaw!" muttered Miss Tal- madge, when the brondcastings final- ly reached her ears. The story would be all right tf"— “If what?" we asked. “If it were true; which it is NOT!"" GOOD WORK. The spirit of Thanksgiving hovers over the Strand Theatre to-day be cause of the entertainment given the ttle inmates of the Seaside Home for Cripple Children by the Strand management. ‘The first entertainment was given last year under the auspices of Miss Evelyn Goldsmith, and it was such a success that she arranged with the Strand folks to furnish a special pro- gram for her little charges to-day. i Bromide Quinine and feel | fit for work tomorrow. i Colds lower vitality, i] weaken resistance to disease and undermine health. At the first indication of cold, get busy. Ask you druggist for Hill’s famor remedy. You will get quick relief and break your cold 24 hours, la grippe in 3 days. Hi)'s cured your cold when were e@ child. The formula never been changed. At All Druggists--30 cents vk é CASCARA(® DOLL FETE. Yesterday dolls donated by motion picture stars were poerved at thr bazaar of the Stage Children's Fund. n progress to-day and to-morrow at tne Hotel McAlpin. These dolls, the gifts of Marv Mekford, Marion Davies and Doug las Fairbanks, are all dressed in replicas of costumes worn by thet, donors in ‘Tess of the Storm Coun ty “When Knighthood Was [1 lower" and ‘Robin Hood."' he purpose of the bazaar is tr ise funds to furnish and maintain the summer home for stage hildren at Navesink, N. the fund recently purchased, sereen + whien NOW IN MOVIES. P. Beulberg announced y. ster that his firm, Preferred ® had at Inst secured the 110. ghts to “The Broken \y which ran on Broadway as a ji eight months recently. The ‘big scene" in the st airplane crash which, In the play come almost at the opening of the story. Mr. Sculberg has a corps of experts already at work figuring out just how to make the crash, bu hasn't quite figured out how a movie audience will relish the big thrill coming at the very opening of the THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DEOEMBER 1, 1922. to twenty big feature pletures during the coming year,” he writes, “This will add more than $7,000,000 to our payroll for the year, which surely doesn't look like depression, does tt?" stare STILLS. BE. Elifott returned y Clyde director of Post terday from a Picture ix month's trip through Europe dur- ine which he supervised the filming of more than 40 travel pletures, Kenneth tay that Webb announced yester he would leave soon for) *hyW thankful for, at that. justav Beyffertit In justice to yourself come in and inspect this amazing bargain vur large buying power and manufacturing ‘acilities make this price possib! just imagine! A set of beautiful, decorative dustproof lighting fixture designed along ‘ne lines of the most expensive lighting fixtures made— you have your choice of the rich brown and gold, or browntone finish i value never before offered at such a ridiculously low price, at any time He really tad something tc m "The role og eaky has quit mot here. picture. BIG PAYROLL. In a@ letter received yesterday, Richard Rowland, general mage ie ct Associated First National] Now be nimble, ctures, now in Los Angeles, out-'| you'll miss Buster In lined briefly his new Production i ~ plans for First National “We xpect to produce from fifteen “The H. Ince birthday ‘Thomas given a EVER HELD wholesale manufacturing cost. THE SUITS Men’s conservatives, semi - conservatives, stouts, shorts, longs, collegians, Young Men’s one, two, three and four button models, imported and domestic finished and unfinished worsteds and cheviots and 18-ounce fine heavy weight worsted cheviots in double-breasteds. 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