The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1922, Page 19

=e hh cc aan ee Re Reel Reviews By DON ALLEN tells of a coward Screens of the road others among the larg y cinemas, all The new tims on view are “The ‘Beautiful and Damned" at the itol; “Thirty De “Asa Man Gi Films holding theiy se sar at the Criterion; “Douglas Fuirbanks fe Robin Hood" at the Lyr q | Shine out, MBP row That Forgot God’ at th aad “Outcast” at the Rialto. { PASSING IN REVIEW FP. Scott Fitzgerald's book Bea ulifu ‘ will bay dus, wo have always maintained, to the fact that the author stepped into a different niche.and gaye his readers ing mark. the Rivoli this week. M. Was when the flapper yia ‘Thirty ‘Days."" instead am And so in Brothe of the stofy now on view at the Btrand who go to the movies musi needs gaze at the flapper In luugh-getting ubllities. were glad -when he believe that if you you Will like the vat seller be- ok ort one during the film: 1 and Dam ne moment in str the Ing “Thirty Days’ well worth the seeing. , a original st maid wou up the se ing ] Marie Pres Kenneth Ha band. They are the flapper and © wasteril lus are those the feature: film. It is » make the feature tim lc if they don't wateh out ill like “As a M x at the Capitol, without fall- tng limply back of the old saw about fo chain being stronger than its weakest link. To paraphrase @ bit, mms! pictures ure stronger than thoir —— - troubles,”* tor and the lawyer. “Then start a garage.” The Ferris “Ten Factors of Flavor” Fresh sides selected from America’s choicest stock. Secret old-fashioned cur- ing syrup based upon granulated white sugar and pure table salt. Grandfather method of curing from the outside only. Solution is not in- jected into meat to hast- en the process. Time is no object. Flavor is supreme consideration. Smoked slowly over are matic green hickory wood. Excess moisture re- moved. Perfect propor tion of meat and juices, You don’t pay for water. Dosens of inspections. Government is only half as severe as Ferris. Ferris Bacon cured un- der oneroof right in New York and under the per- sonal supervision of Fer- ris executives. Protected against hand- ling by parchment paper and special burlap. Shipped only a few at a time. Always fresh at your dealer's. of curing weakest scones. And this goes, too. [MRS. VIRGINIA T. SMITH for the latest Goldwyn offering. ‘The story ts of a familiar theme and TO BE MEMORIALIZED regeneration > trough love; there are ma: dramatic situations that verge on the thrill state, and there are a couple of * But four new films grace the} Teal thrills, bat what struck us most was the magnificent scente of many of the backgrounds. houses show: | One wouldn't really need to see any| Winchell Smith, famous playwright ing holdovers from last week. characters to enjoy “Broken Ch but, as long as they have Inaisted upon weaning our attention away from the magnificent distances and {@trand; ‘Broken Chains’’ at the Cap- | redwoods, we might as well say that s" at the Rivoll, and| We think Colleen Moore is excellent ss” at the Cameo, {in the leading feminine role and Claire Windsor is capital as a_so- “When Knighthood fas in Mowe ty leader. Among the men, Mal- com MacGregor and Ernest Torrence The musical end of the program ts ical Capitol quality—the cinema Wallace Reid is a good screen comedian, no one can deny that after beholding him in “Thirty Days,” at ybe there are some folk who would ruther see handsome Wally in one of those dashing, knock-'em-all- ad roles where he makes mountains into molehills for the gel, but es far as We ure concerned—just serve we sonie(hing new in fapperism, but t ally in comedies such as ‘'Clarence'*| enic version | wholesomfe film fun and gives the star a chance to further demonstrate his Reid, to us, hus always been a farceur and we cause it dues not deive quite so deep| shown us “Thirty Days. {nto flapp us onw mingt suspect.| As the title would suggest, it ts a Wililam A ter, who volved th di-| story of days spent tn and out of jail ably supported by Wanda s Ogle, Cyril Chadwick, At the Cameo this week they have a thriller called ‘As a Man Lives" for surrounded by a pleasing short-subject film pro- gramme und typical Cameo music. s interesting THE NEXT BEST THING, (From the Boston Transcript.) ‘L get tired listening to other people's "Well, there's money In it for the doc- Rut I am too old to become either.’ PT Rg) — = THE EVENING WORLD, (Special to The Fventi HARTFORD, Dec. 11.— a bors of Virginia T. Smith, mother of will be memorialized at a banquet at the Hotel Bond to-morrow nieht. It Thirty Days" 1s good, clean, to prepare at very little cost—and it will aac eke bing She showed us “Clarence? a few weeks back. Now we are surrounded by # regular Yule tide glow of gladness because he has If one cares for a picture of the old school, one You May Not Like This Delightful Bacon VERY so often one of our butcher friends tells us about a customer 4 who finds Ferris Bacon too rich and too deep in flavor. “It probably tastes too much like bacon for some palates,” one Ferris dealer remarked not long ago. So if by any chance you enjoy a very mild, almost tasteless salt pork, it is conceivable that you may not like this delightful full-cured meat. For Ferris Bacon is bacon—the same old-fashioned bacon with the rich bacony taste we started to make 60 years ago when we developed our now-famous“Ten FactorsofFlavor’. Only the finest sides of America’s selected corn-fed porkers can gointo Ferris Bacon. There's never too much fat or too much lean. And ~ nociety’s thirty-year work out any endowment or direct civic ald, 't has placed over 16.99 neglected chil- good homes, has 300 under its day and a pit bs UR BIGGEST DINNER of the year is coming. Grandmother is planning the Christmas pudding; mother is to make the turkey stuffing just Currant Sauce as we have always liked it. Can anyone for Roast Fowl tell us of a new sauce?” The recipe for one is printed here. Easy 044 1 ony meet etesh make the folks, young and old, enjoy the tales Bale Drecsing biggest dinner of the year all the more. serve Premier : Mayall, Helen Dunbar, Salad Dres sing ‘armel Phillips and Kella Pasha. is, in our estimation, will mark the thirtieth anniversary, of |work was the foundation of the New- t Chile Jington She Smith's son, Winchell speaker will be Will- » actor, a lifelong friend The toastmaster wil! Smith. Originated the Cuil- y thirty years ago, her een years before and witn- No FAvorr e Kansas City Journ How in very saultable about ifully large walt- Smith's other humanitarian ‘He pays nobody.” Meh | tableepooe bat ter.add IYptablespoone flour and \ teaepeon salt. Whee blended, ‘er water. Bring to bet!- tablespoons eech Pre- end current jelly, and om hE. ¢ that unhurried grandfather method of curing is so exacting that there’s never too much salt, too much sugar or anything else. Ferris Bacon is probably the most carefully prepared food product you can buy. Even the smoking over aromatic green hickory is timed to a nicety. This is why one strip of Ferris Bacon is always just as de- licious as another. And then to protect against hand- ling and loss of flavor Ferris Bacon is wrapped in heavy parchment and burlap and is shipped only in the piece. Your dealer will slice it fresh whenever you want it. 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