The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-20
At the Isis.

with Cecil B. De Miles productions.
but in this respect. Something to
Think About" which comes to the
Isis theater for six days commencing
Monday, excels even the high mark
set by why Change Your Wife," and
Male and Female"
Something to Think About" boasts
of a quartet of principals second to
none in the world of the silent drama.
Elliott Dexter returns to the screen in
the leading male role after an absence
due to illness of almost a year. Gloria
Swanson, the beautiful leading woman
of four famous De Mile productions;
Theodore Roberts, one of the finest
character actors of the screen. and
Monte Blue, who has won high rank
by his work in recent Paramount Art
craft productions, complete this list
of notables.
The supporting company is of equal
ly high caliber. Claire Mcdowell por-
Theodore Kosloff, famous Russian in
terpretative dancer. contributes sa-
tirically humorous bit of pantomimic
At Tho Novelty.
The sixth episode of Bride 10" will
lead off at The Novelty the first half
of the week and some real big hit"
stuff will be found in the line up of
high class vaudeville to follow. The
first up will be Foster and Peggy"
in an original comedy skit entitled
That Bit ky; it's a knock out.
Jack and Jilr' are on deck with some
regular down hill comedy that is chuck
full of speed and 100 per cent pep"
Jim Fulton and Company in the clean
up position with a very popular
sketch by Geo. AIDE entitled THE
| Mayor and The Manicure" Next on
the bill comes "Orin and Dean" in a
! series of limitations which are all true
to nature and they call the act "a
Barnyard Episode" THE Three
Amber Brothers" are down on the
program to close the show and this
they will do very nicely with an act
of real tsensationalism," these three
athletes are billed as Americas Fore
most Equilibrists'
The last half of the week promises
to be the best show of the season. it
comes highly recommended by our
Chicago booking offices and is billed
as one of the regular road shows and
they are always good. The fourth
| episode of THE Moon Riders" will be
shown on this bill.
At the Orpheum.
A country village boy who decides
he will be detective in his own home
town. furnishes the theme about
which has been woven one of the most
enjoyable of stories for Charles Ray.
who appears for the first three days of
|
| point Is the theme for Guilty of
Love-" in which Miss Dorothy Dalton
will star Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Charles Ray has another country
| boy characterization in "a Village
Sleuth." According to the story.
Charlie is a farmers son, with aspira-
| tions to become a great detective. His
bungling amateur efforts when thieves
invaoe his fathers melon patch leads
| to his departure from home and a
new Job as man of all work around a
| private sanitarium. Here he becomes
| involved in a mystery worthy of a
| Sherlock Holmes and wins his spurs
when he solves it. OF course, there S
a girl in the case.
Two black and white kittens add
an air of domesticity to some of
the scenes in Dorothy Dalton's pic
ture, Guilty of Love- Miss Dalton
has the role of a New England girl.
| who. involved In an unfortunate affair
| with young man, marries him at the
| pistol point. Dramatic events later
bring about their happiness.
| With the Ray picture will be shown
| a reel of the Pathe News and another
| of the popular animated Mutt and Jeff
| cartoons. With the Dalton film will
be shown a two-reel comedy, "Solid
| Concrete"
Charles Ray Buys "GoIng Up"
"Going Up originally 1.-THE Avia-
tor" is to be done in the films by
i Charles Ray. James Montgomery
wrote the comedy for Wallace Ed
form. Conan and Harris produced it as
| Going Up" with Edith Day. Ray is
said to have paid $4,000 for the
| screen rights to the comedy.