Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-06
FULL MOVIE CALENDAR
AT MANY THEATRES
Film Fans Find Favorite Actors
and Actresses in Varied
Roles
STANLEY--"Eyes Of Youth" with clara
kimball Young. story by Max Mnrcin,
directed by Alhert Pnrler Equity play.

Kimbali Younr, story By Max Marcin,
directed by Albert Parker. Equity play
The eyes Of Miss Young in THE
Eyes of Youth" are sure some eyes.
Miss 1Oung'S orbs have been the "tnke-
off of many movie 'round tables.
In this play she seems to use thcm to
greatest advantage. She gazes into the
crystal ball which Yogi possesses and
sees into the future. She views there
the several lives she would have lived
had she chosen the different matrimonial
roads offered by the various men who
seek an answer TO proposals of mar
riagc. Her careers are shown in fine
way, and, of course, the true love of her
suitor is revealed against the other
loves, and the story ends in happy
way.
The star is afforded chance TO en-
act many characters exccllently. Nor
man Sclby. formerly known as kid
Mccoy, appears as a detective.
PALACE-,"Jublo," with VIII Rogers; story
by Ben Ames Wilson, directed by Clarence
q. Badger. Goldwyn play.
1t is not often that u movie has the
human touch SO necessary if the spec
tator would fully enjoy the play, but in
'Jubilo' there exist qualities that make
for good entertainment. The fine act
ing of viii Rogers is a surprise even to
his followers, who have heard his drol
humor from tho stage while his edu
Gated rope went twirling about the
rostrum.
AS a hobo who wanders into town
the hero at once gains the interest Of
| the audience for his natural method of
making his role likable. Naturally he
has not worked and so he goes about
the duties he takes up, after fight
with ranchman, in Il way that is
amusing. Love comes with the entrance
of the girl of the household and work
takes on new meaning. There is a
/ train hold up also. but things come out
all right at the finish.
ARCADTA--"Tobr's Bow" with Tom Moore.
story by John r Foota; directed by Harry
Beaumont. Goldwyn play.
First of Importance is to establish the
fact that it is a curtsy in the form of a
low bow which is given by colored
servant to the man who receives his an
proval Thus does the play get its
title from the bow of old Uncle Toby.
An author has not been living quite
the quiet life that his friend thought
home in the South where the traditional
poor but proud family resides. There
he aids "the girl" who is bent on tic
tion writing to retrieve the family for
tunes with a story, and love enters with
the final chapter.
There is a deal of light comedy in
this movie and the story is one Of
wholesomencss. The interest which Ton
Moore creates as a love maker is kept
up throughout the play. He puts much
warmth and realism into his character
The role of Uncle Toby. the old family
retainer. is capably enacted by Nicl
favorably with George Marion, whC
created the part on the stage. Dori
Pawn is the girl.
VICToRTA-"Victory." by Joseph Conrad
Directed, by Maurice Tourneur. Para
mount play.
Film fashion DEGREES that islands b
the locales of the new movies, so w
see "NTale and Female" :" elsie of Con
quest" and now Victory" Bear il
mind that it is not story of post wa
days, but the first novel of Joseph Con
rad to find its way to the screen.
Followers of the authors works vii
no doubt enjoy seeing the initial offer
|
the happy ending which seems neces
sary to some people, and yet to man
the logical finish of a story would
more natural. Maurice Tourneur CAV
: the picture a wealth of artistic treat
, ment.
There are no stars. and yet the Who'll
company do such excellent work ina
I they deserve special mention. Lon Cha
; ney, Wallace Beery, Ben Deely, Blu
Montana, Jack Holt and Seena Owe
nave the important roles.
REGENT-"ln Wrong" with, Jack ,Plcl
fG KrwooS %rtEsn First aRa Naons pay BY
u Jack Pickford knows how to be res
boy. He is just natural, and the resu
is good character study of small
t town boy who works for his spendin
money while the friends of the girl h
$ loves have plenty. The story was writ
A ten. the scenario prepared and the di
q rection all done by James KirkwooC
@ and the result is he has picture whic
- gives the star number of chances
register with telling effect,
+ CAPlTOL1--"The Fear Market" with Ali,
h Brady. Story by Amelie Rives, drectt
g Jy Kenneth Webb. Realart play.
o Nearly everybody fears somethin;
The fact that persons do fear thing
e which they believe will react again'
e them causes many strange deeds. To
= blackmailer this fear is II means to a
IS end, for with a knowledge of somethin
e which person has done and whic
v that pcrsOn does not wish others [
II know, a rogue can collect large sun
@ of money for his silence.
d The Fer Market tells of
c paper which thrives on scandal and
IN reality a cloak for the purpose {
a blackmailing.
o Realart has good picture and AliC
N Brady is well cast. Frank Losee
= hor father and Harry Mortimer, BraG
d lev Barker and Richard Hatteras hay
e minor roles.
~ BELMONT-"The Midnight Bride" wi
i' Clativs Teslio story by Charles StolS
J, Sterling. directed by william j. Humphre
Vitagraph play.
e Few persons know that another ri
le can be married on a license which HI
NOT been issued to her. This is brougl
out in the story which appeared in
magazine under the title of "The MAJ
riage of Little Jean Sterling"
GLADYS Leslie is the star and do
l. good work. The star is reported to ha
since severed her connections with Il
Vitagraph Co.
u u wETS GO" GOES WELL
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