The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-27

pheum Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Perhaps you read the story in
Golfers Weekly from the pen of Gouv-
erneur Morris. If you did, you'll ad-
NIT it was a corking story, strong
dramatic, unusual, exciting
Thomas H Ince has produced it as
| a Paramount-Artcraft picture, with
Hovart Bosworth starring-Boswortb
| full pictures Behind the Door" is
| a story of the sea with Rosworth as
a ship captain.
1t will keep you on the edge of your
| seat during the entire showing and
you will be surprised at the amazing
| climax
Irving Willat, who directed that
| thriller of thrillers. THE Grim Game
directed Behind the Door" In the
cast are Jane Noyak. Wallace Beery,
James Gordon, Dick Vain, and other
Ince favorites.
It's a big feature.
| Pathe News will also be a part of
the program.
At the Novelty.
Holiday week at the Novelty has
| found some splendid vaudeville acts
i on the program and the bill for the
first half of the week will be no. ex-
lception. Starting off with the fifth
| episode of THE Trail of the Octopus" !"
five excellent acts of vaudeville will
appear as follows:
Lawton, whose odd billing, "The
Man from Juggleonia." is. a juggler.
but he is equally as clever in the Jug
Cling of words and keeps his audience
alternately laughing at his sallies and
gasping at his feats.
Jack and June Laughlin, a pre-
possessing young chap and a dainty,
pretty girl comprise this team of musi-
cal comedy faYorites who come to
vaudeville direct from the Bayes thea
800
reputation of having successfully
played an entire seasons run in that
theater.
Helm & Lockwood This clever
team brings something new and orr
ginal, a comedy playlette entitled,
costumes help make the offering one
of the prettiest acts of the season
Victoria Trio. This trio of clever
artists thru long study and vocal
training attained the perfection of
tone. They claim to be the only ar
| mimicry. 1t is wonderful act of its
kind and will certainly prove an en-
Pertaining number worth while
Kalaluhi's HaWaiians will close the
bill on one of those pleasing acts taken
from the customs of their native land,
strumental, dancing and beautiful seem
cry. The, offering is styled "A Night
in Hawaii"
at the Crystal.
Society girls who take life as one
continual round of automobiles,
parties and expensive froczs may get
some new ideas of how to lavish
wealth if they will see THE Hood
lum," starring Mary Pickford. The
picture was produced by Miss Pick
ford and will be seen at the Crystal
four days, beginning Dec. 20.
AS Amy Burke, Miss Pickford de-
picts the part of a girl whose chief
life problem is how to spend money.
Amy's day begins with lesson from
high-priced tutor who is awed by
her vast wealth and consequently
quite indifferent as to her education
Her other diversion is a high-priced
roadster which she pilots around with
the speed of a race, track marvel.
All of this luxury suddenly fades away
whose real character is brought out
turns to town after a long absence.
She prefers to live in a tenement with
her father than to continue living at
her wealthy grandfather's house with
out him. How a discovery made by
Amy while living in the tenements
aids her in restoring to respectability
a man whom she loves and whom
her grandfather had unjustly sent to
the penitentiary makes pleasing and
interesting ending to this second of
Miss Pickford's releases under the
banner of First National.