Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-30

SoioVyn stars, Geraldine Far
Faullne Frederick. VIII Rogers.
E Kennedy. Tom Moore. Mabel
nand. Milton Sills and Mae Marsh
made a picture in behalf Of the
Eth Liberty Loan entitled Tho
sers Poker Came and it will be
at the Ditmas today and to-
ow in addition to the regular
ram.
Filth the presentation of Mabel
rmand in aPeck's Bad Girl" by
Charwate, Goldwyn gives willing
ponse to the peals of many thou
1rt4dmirers OF Americas most YER
lie motions picture artistic. For
knths letters by the hundreds wero
TSd by the Goldwyn star urging
she lend herself. at least once, to
B hoydenish comedy that made her
2 most talked-of screen star but a
" sears back.
Perks Bad Girl is the play de-
ktined to. give Mabel Normand her
eatest fame. A spirited comedy
1ma, IL is a rare combination of
g neR and erstwhile Mabel Nor
md. The bril2ant artistic never
mdre enth1AezM to a part than
q does to this, her greatest triumph
Given fred rein for her original style
coaSdy. Miss Normand will sur
Ise the screen world by her per-
prmance In one situation after an
Ether. And Goldwyn will prove 1t
then she is presented in "Peck's
Bad Girl2 at the Ditmas today and
omorrow.
Peggy Pearce in "A Good Loser
win be the added attraction today and
tomorrow.
ROYAL.
You may think that your favorite
o0fracc - 4Rrr forrOrffn nhnfnnfop
star is well gowned and well dressed.
bute Is conceded by the majority of
screehH ars that Julian EItinge, the
famous female impersonator, hrs one
yof the most complete wardrobes Of
mine gowns in existence.
EItinge has appeared on the
Be both in Europe and America
his well-known double roles and
recently been engaged by the
PARAMOUNT Pictures Corporation to
bpear in screen productions. The
sst production Is entitled The
COUNTESS Charming" in which as a
han he falls In love with a real girl,
End as q Countess he, of course,
praises the man to the girl, although
he. parents object strenuously. Be-
.&Ruke Of his dual character. he soon
Fnds himself in trouble with the po-
lee over the supposed demise and
disappearance of the Countess when
he has decided to play his male role
entirely.
You will undoubtedly want to see
which is to be shown at the Royal
theatre today.
MAJESTIC
An attraction that Is finding great
favor with patrons of burlesque this
season is Barney Gerard's "Girls De
which comes to the Majestic
today. 1t also marks the return to
field of amusement of those well
comedians. Hoey and Lee.
who for the past sixteen years have
been headlined in all Of the vaude-
ylIfe houses from coast to coast as
the parody kings.
STRAND.
When n wishes for a health-giv-
ing tonic On yearns for something
to laugh at as well as admire. mas
much as pictures in which Douglas
Fairbanks, the athletic. smiling Art
craft star appears, provide both of
these desirable elements, it follows
that their health giving qualities are
indisputable and of that nature which
no physicians prescription, however
carefuA compounded can provide.
In "SaNYoung Fellow the new
est Fairbanks photoplay. which will
pc displayed at the Strand theatre
}oday and tomorrow. genial Doug
appears Ia q new and novel charac-
f~erizatlon, quite different from many
OF his p~ertrayals I'm recent pictures.
Fairbanks Is no cowboy, carry
ing and armory of weapons no hxer OF
things as in MI. Fix It." but he isSa
daring, impulstve, resouceful, opti-
mistic newspaper reporter. whose Pc
culiar methods. emphasized as they
are by most vigorous action make this
one OF the strongest characterizattons
the hrilliant ronartninn