The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-14
DADDY LONG LEGS" HAS
GREAT APPEAL FOR ALL
CROWDS ATTEND FIRST
SHOWING SUNDAY.
Another Good Vaudeville Bill
Is Promised at Rialto
This Week.

Daddy Long Legs" now playing a
the Alcazar theater, comes nearer
perhaps. than any other motion picture
70 appealing TO all classes. II Is so de
lightfully human. the romances ant
comedy are all so true TO life. that hotl
young and old see themselves moving
on the screen and bubble over witt
sheer Joy.
There are few people who have mol
read Jean Webster's celebrated book
or who have not seen the play WINS
these two agencies have made DADDY
Long Legs" one OF the most popular
pieces of fiction the screen has done
for II what mere words and stage set =
tings have been unable to accomplish,
Daddy Long Legs is a dove story
OF an orphan. Its elements border at
times almost on the Mack Sonnet va
iiety OF comedy and again soar TO those
heart touching heights OF the finished
drama, and never failing, mind you,
again and again to register those more
subtle moments when love and romance
have their innings.
The feature is proving one OF the
most popular screen plays ChAtta-
noogans have had the opportunity OF
seeing. Immense crowds greeted II
yesterday and record crowds are ex-
pected each day. II will be shown until
Thursday.
Al Fine Arts.
The feature today and tomorrow at
the Fine Arts is "A Girl at Bay" an
unusual mystery story and a 100 per
cent. production. This picture should
delight all those who like suspense and
who want no inkling OF the end until
the very last flash. The picture opens
with Corinne Griffith. the star. awaking
from ia Mt with a dagger in her hand
and an unknown man Mt her feet--and
this. too. in her own apartment. Later
she marries the dead mans brother.
still not knowing how the crime was
committed. The mystery remains I'M
solved until the very last.
white Heather" the Drury Lane
product OF Grifiith's rival. Maurice
Tourneur. II is a thriller. going TO the |
very bottom OF the ocean to register |
some of the stirring scenes. The won
derful photography and settings vie with |
the action. Scotch landscapes, polite |
scenes on 1.-THE White Heather" the |
craft that goes TO the bottom OF the |
sea with the proof of woman's honor.
are only parts of this special feature.
The undersea pictures were photo
graphed by the aid OF the Williamson
brothers submarine .ccontrivances. THE
White Heather" will be seen at the
Fine Arts Wednesday and Thursday.
Friday and Saturday brings Marguer-
lite Clark in Girls" light, frothy and
interesting story concerning three man
haters who take vow that they will
never have anything to do with any
man. But young man In a very bad
pickle invades their boudoir aud their
pledges and rituals become mere scraps
" paper"
1.-THE City Of Dim Faces" featuring
sessue Hayakawa, is at the Superba
oday and will be seen again tomorrow.
Wednesday and Thursday Harry Carey
n "Outcasts Of Poker Flats" will be
he feature and on Friday and Satur-
ay Ruby De Remer will be seen in
The Dust Of Desire
At Rlalto.
Vaudeville at the Rialto last week set
fast pace, Bills at this house are
citing better and better. in fact, big
I me stT tut seems seems to %, be a., common
,oks like a winner. Garments min {
trels looks like the top-liner. but you 7
an never tell For instance last week !
was hard to pick the act that ex- =
alled the others.
Burke and Betty in a musical comedy; j
ire act; Henry and Adelaide, eccen- \
lie comedy dancing couple, and Willie !
ale and brother. odd manipulating en-. ,
,rtyners. compose the bill.
Fd the last half the choice for the
eadine act lies with Helene Freder- 4
ks and company. Miss Fredericks is
famous musical comedy star and will
aided by three people In a clever
nging offering. The Violin Misses is S
so feature, the act consisting of | G
re girls in a musical, singing and
Incing number. Chick and Chickets =
o comedy cyclists; Lexey and Rome =
e eccentric comedy dancers and Alice .
elson and company will present an Z
centric comedy offering entitled THE 4
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