Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-25
NEW GRIFFITH FILM
4! ON STANLEY SCREEN
Two Fox Plays on View--"The
4 Brat" at Several
Houses
STANI.EY-"scariet Days" wtth, spec a.
ast directed by y. w. Grlhlth story uS
u v TAYLOR Paramount play


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Scarlet Days; c,,b W,'h hst6rv Sp by
cast dIre0TSu Tay,oE oT Par@mo,int play.
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tnls picture w. .i,, nF r,c movie
Wnl orlhs W .te ,,,nr st,dios One of
oeVotecs t"o c,i"' ~ -. in,o for hor
LDem Is n'o I'., ,,.i.t. s,,ch excellence
uaughtel 10 u'""u n. H,, ,tl,or ,,lay
py Eugene i''Sse.e e. L., I'',..I Another
e,s seen .'it GSV' I,p,n amu fortL with more
PlaSer VIZ iS ,,r,,narIr cost is CIariuc
soou WIN - poiLos bor mart Of n lit.
r. FNIo.;,,om riri Sn,nnosite of the act
.le MsNiSan ~, s,,l :, ,,isL nnI Mao Marsh
lnes lns vi Ho' 80 W,, not;n, tbnre can
~ courSe; M y" a., ,;Jin,, bard nf u W.
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oIinlim' ",',,un ,tonJ, pnrbons il * con.
I no. u'""Ea ii,,r, b",, e. bc 6IleI or else
I,a%'SS w Nn' .ti,, iittI, rornlcss. for
- W ~ s,.'.ue ,,s,,a, rrodurtions.
pii1. tni1 lI ria iDC w tbo Man Friday of the
DIE pi'1e' - ,,.;th some fine
outit, comes tormu,H W,iho+ g;rcs thc
sott FOCUS phpaoE,usHmi' oat',,roT'nE ,i" rho
Close views nr"u,,am, ,.o,tionol Jroinotic
stotg ue"ls Mt.n 'Yleo Y;eo '''''''''
rnate Il"ii 80, o,,,to.toi,,o, i, yvcst
in,,no iaula'i Iii and bcr Jaughtcr comes
eIn uuifD. -, ''"'a aa',,,.,, Ln,rIirg school
10 10 ne - w. i. a., io. t ,,.ot Ior child
to know Wnat SI'e mas prtn u".,s, "ito ~,
r.Jn MIN . tne ft. "n 90 far " ti'n" giri drops
- af Loo,+ f,iI,,rn and tbn mother
is accused of having killed her. There
10 fqbt omopg d,ycllcrs Of tho house
In which tho connie arc given refuge aud
babitucs of tbc saloon, The mother is
killed and so are those who pcrsccutc
bor Tho tvo youthfuI couples of the
niot ,rn frcn to sock their future hap
p;nesS in otbcr nloccs vim the route to
mstrimony
RinhorJ Uo.tbo1r,oss is the bnndit
~ th"no T., - arrnriso coming to his
anu tnelo - d 9n, I'LL, Io,,,Id j." hin, -
ohn'not,,, aotor md rni tho bnpdsnnc
..D 49,, 'RL niasnon,s,' 'o or IcaJ-
nos ", Co.. 'SNv stors carol Dnmn.
lns iiLan ~, ~, ia &C ,i,o do,i,to ,vhirh
etel s1 naS I'i, iu.t VI ,,, I,;i" Eonr,,o Eo,y.
sne % nile !t,'.' MIL uO'' - of tho
cetI contributes llne Pol'l"9 u VI ''''
sherlh' .,..... E.. bo
AS II iaElhS loIhuh''on 10. '''o
iocale Oh Inls SIorS. l"g'r -
frlZma picture "hlCh utP,LlH iHn;. III nIt
urai colors the beauties Vi IN r, iNit -,
WIN its high WIterlals. IL Ie 'ti,u ti,,oI,
the Prince OF Wales ana othcr ,liheIS
subjects are shown, and the orchestra
gives selections from AIDA.
prIS5,t w,gbh,SS nSS st"rv bv R%i' CoUper
&fasr,ie &fS1ms WA IVaiier HaCketi directed by
Donald Crisp Paramount play
pays 10 auEgTolSe snI u guy Io"on,o E,umr'
81 LIa ono H. 60, T,bis r,hntnrIoy ;g
H. tbot " sort Cor II viii nrnvido a
Ius. M - SO e. =, nv. cio.s nf natronnre
1J nJae VIZ o,,od 60 ontor into thn snirit
es .S eIa,' and the rasnlt was annre
~ tns p'"'
Srn'+ ,iitoholl ,vos a bettor hero than
q. Prnant Woshbnrn and the acting OF
Lois Wilson does not equal that of the
antroes Who nloved tbc role on the
~noken stage The real artistic hit of
the niece is made by Frank Currier as
~ fotbor of thp hoy. II is this actor $
Las+ ,rnrk az the robust, iovial press
on.n+ Walter HERS makes n real type
The father is in the soap marufac-
turing business. The son returns from
college and the father informs him that
IL Is time he pays all of the money
which has been expended upon him:
How he goes to work in the patcrnal
plant and soon leaves to form his own
company and advertise "13 Soap, I'm
lucky For Dirt" is filed with delight
ful axioms of the advertising business.
yIcroRIA-"The Last of the Duanes,"
with william tarnTm' c6rdoS S.%Ty PSSvards' n%Ise
TGsyi Gre p,ayl Hlre''ou " d ''''''
,-.,'.~ r,.,, : nor,,1or with tbc
feminine audiences DecaqSc GL n,1 m,o
Thorough masculinity. lie is the
.tsarc, ,,,god +vnn of motor that comes
to the screen as relief from the usual
"cutey beautiful male leads. In this
new role, his work as the hero of the
western story is above some of the
things he has done in the past and he
reaIizes its possibilities for gaining the
svmnathv of his fans.
Recoming an outlaw when the crime
;s not his leads the hero later to seek
/. nlace among the Rangers. While on
AZ be succeeds in netting justice to
eon1a euUy nctnal desperadoes. The interest
oe e9nie Toyn without which few plays are
Ioto VI toh Is not neglected. Some
sooip sonrIotion Is created as to how the
steru speu'n wiII end hut the clever insertion
Oh n;sto,. elCle oNT Edwards has been turning