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LoLa,s Fiendish Graphite

If you encounter a distractingly
pretty girl next week expostulatinr
with a head-waiter in a tea-room
because the distractingly pretty
girl appears to be walking of with
the tablecloth, you need not be un-
duly alarmed. for the event is AL
most weekly happening in the
life of Lola Fisher. the featured
player in 'All Souls Eve" The
youthful actress began her career
as an art student in Chicago and
cultivated her talent to a degree
that enabled her to do professional
illustrating. She simply must etch
upon the tablecloths and napkins.
Every artist knows the temptation
to this pastime. The grain OF the
linen tablecloth is the most invit-
ing field for a pencil that could be
devised. Miss Fisher carries in her
handbag short and innocent
looking silver pencil of Jumbo cali
Der. The huge lead is of the soft
est graphite and when handled
fatty. that is with the pencil held
at an angle of only 10 degrees
from the tableCloth, it is capable of
a stroke fully one-half inch in
breadth.
1t was at luncheon during an in
terVal in rehearsal that John n.
Williams. the producer. was seen
coming from the dining room Of
New York hotel a few days ago
with tablecloth carefully folded
under his army and headed for the
desk in company with the expos
tulsting maitre d'hotel.
The tablecloth was not without
value, but in Mr.. Williams eyes its
value had been considerably en-
hanced by the portrait Miss Fishers
broad pencil had placed thereon OF
Richard Bennett, another PLAYER
under Mr.. Williams management.
now appearing. in Eugene o'Neilrs
Beyond the Horizon" who had
been included in the group at Iun-
cheon. The tablecloth was charged
to Mr.. Williams account and the
portrait. carefully cut and mounted,
now adorns the wall of the Will
Jams New York offices in West
Fortieth street.
A sketch by Miss Fisher Of
Ethel Barrymore. made in the same
manner, while Miss Fisher was ap-
pearing with Miss Barrymore a few
seasons ago in our Mrs. McChes-
ney' Us on view in the lobby Of the
New York Empire Thester.
The wonderful Isadora Dancers.
with Mr.. Beryl Rubinstein as as
sisting artist and pianist. will sp-
pear at Polls Theater Wednesday
afternoon. The group includes An
ma. lrma. Margot. Theresa, Lisa and
Erica. The program of beautiful
ensembles will include "Iphigenia in
Aulis" and 'Tphigenia in Tauris'
(Gluck), Amazon dances. Bachansle,
suite of waltzes and Roses from the
South" an exquisite number. to Jo-
ham Strauss music, and ''MusetIe,~
a solo by Lisa. Mr.. Rubinstein will
play Mendelssohn's prelude and
Fugue in z minor, with four beau
tiful Chopin numbers-Scherzo in e
sharp. minor; Nocturne In F. Etude
in c sharp. minor. and Campaneua.
The lsadora Dancers are unique
aud without a counterpart In the
world Of tersichorean art
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Making Millions Giggle

high brows and low prows, giggIy
girls and college professors all
laugh at the same joke. No small
task.
No doubt everyone has wondered
what sort of man 1t must be to turn
out laughs for the public in whole
sale quantities as other men have
turned out automobiles. What sort
of a man can send out laughs in
one glittering never-cnding stream,
week after week. year after year.
Is he funny to talk to? Is he a cut
up or crouch in private life.
Mr.. Sennett is still a young man
cn the right side of forty. He is a
successful actor, but he never acts
any more. The growth of the busi-
ness of making laughs has turned
him into a big executive. The SEN
nett studio in Los Angeles is like a
young city.
Among other things it includes. a
planning mill. a zoo that any city
park would be glad to have. a big
art department. a wardrobe depart
ment that employs more dressmak-
ers than the average famous modiste,
counting rooms, lumber yards, not
10 mention a young forest and a big
automobile repair garage.
The management of this big insti-
tuition requires executive ability;
and first Of all Mr.. Sennett is an
executive.
Every department knows its per-
sonal touch. One minute you will
see him discussing the climax Of a
new comedy with a scenario writer:
the next minute he will be instr ct
ing the superintendent of construc-
tion about building a bowling alley
for a comedy set.
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AoeIe AstAire. she Of the grace
ui Iimos in Apple Blossoms" b.s
so maneuvered her capable feet ss
70 IoS trot her way into a posftio,
OF strategy in the Charles DiIIi1-.
IAN Jam pan ~ attack which will Civ.
MISS Astaire a regular part in ar
next Dillingham production. Nj.
AStaire has studied this winter witL
vocal teacher and a dram.,ic
coach but her natural ability as an
handicaps. ehese
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Steamer Manchester.

An opportunity to enjoy a short
outing on the. river is possible
through the daily trips of the
Setamer Manchester from the foot of
Seventh street at 10 a. m. and $50
p. m. daily except Sunday.
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Some Posing Comment
On
Plays New and OtherDise
By EARLE DORSEY.

The good old DRAMA which aters all frequently in this day
and generation of jazz has acquired Of its
holds the Washington thea and behold from the Beasco
the Gark this week. there everywhere The
Alan Brooks DIANA called The Successful Lover Up the
Belaseo they're announcing drama by Anne Crawford
Polls giving another Potash comedy drama, while
gracefully brings the dramatic parade with Walter Hapden
Shskesperian repertoire.
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This Weeks Shows

NATIONAL The succes.fuI
Lover" by Alan Brooks: cast in
cludes Alan Brooks, Carroll Nc
Comas, Lucille Watson, Lillian
Tucker. That's Magrane, Felix
krembs, James A. Bliss. Elliott
Nugent and others. Attraction
opens tonight.
BELASCO-"All Souls Eve" by
Anne Crawford Flexner; produced
by John d. Williams: Lola Fish
er. Anne Faystone. Eleanor Hut
crimson, Sidney Vautier. Clifford
Dempsey, Walter kingsford, John
Thorn, Deland Chandler, Clarence
Rockefeller and others in cast,
Opens tomorrow night.
GARRICk Walter Hampden in
Hamlet" and Romeo and Ju-
net; supporting company includes
Allen Thomas, ]. Harry Irvine.
Ernest Rowan. William Sauter. G.!
F. Hannam-Clark and others,
Hamlet" Monday. Wednesday,,
Thursday and Saturday evenings:
Romeo and Juliet" Tuesday and
Friday evenings. Thursday and
Saturday matinees.
POLFs-Barney Bernard in the
new comedy by Montague Glass
and. Jules Eckert Goodman, His
Honor. Abe Potash supporting
company includes Mathilde Cot
treily, Lucille English, George
Barnum. Ted Gibson. Robert
Cummings. James Spottswood.
Bertram Miller and others.
n. r. kETTH's-Trixie Friganza IN
The Surprise Party:" FLORENCE
Roberts and Fredrik vogeIdinE
in "Blindfold," by Rupert Hughes
and John Oliver Hobbs; "The
House of David Band" Georgia
Campbell in "Capers of '61:" Val
and Ernie Stanton; Harry Mayo;
Franker Wood and Bunee wyde::
John s. Blondy and company; the
Earles: Topics Of the Day" and
kinograms. Begins tomorrow
afternoon.
COSMOs-"A Lonesome Girl" fea-
turing Eva La Rue. Carl Hamil-
ton and Grace Evers; Maj. Jack
Aliens 'Tassoing Wild Animals"
Jack Rose; the Imperial Four:
and company; Norma Talmadge in
The Fly Cop. and other acts.
GAYETY-"Before, After and After
That" musical revue offered by
The Roseiand Girls" company
includes Bert Lahr. Harry Cole
man. Belle Hart, Stella Wood,
Matte De Loco and Rose Rose
mond. Opens this afternoon.
- -
FoLLY-Rube Bernstein's "FolIies
Of Pleasure" Clyde J. Bates, An
nette La Rochelle, Tom McKenna
Nanny Dresser. Jack Foy and
e. Violet Hilson in the cast. Opens
this afternoon. >,ee .-...
Idol Dancer" d. w.
~Griffith production: cast includes
Clarine Seymour and Richard
Barthclmess. Open this afternoon
Today and all
week. "Just a Wife, a picturiza-
tion Of the stage play by Eu-
gene Walter; leading roles por-
trayed by Roy Stewart. Kathlyn
Williams, Beatrice Joy and others.
and all week,
Mack Sennett's five-part comedy
special. Down on the Farm"
cast includes Ben Turpin, Louise
Fazenda, Marie Provost. Little
John Henry, the Sennett baby,
and others.
CoLUMBIA-Today through We'd
nesday. Dangerous Hours" Ince's
great study in Americanism;
scenario by G. Gardner sullivan;
Lloyd Hughes and Barbara Cas-
tleton head cast: final three days,
Owen Moore in Sooner or Later"
STRAND-Today and all week, 'sThe
Eyes Of the World" Harold Bell
Wrights story of California; cast
head by Kathleen Kirkham, Jane
Novak Monroe Salisbury and
others.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and to-
CoxTlNuED N PAGE SIX.
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Of inscriptions South Sea traders.
Mr.. Griffith was plainly doubtful as
to whether one of these boats could
be propelled fast enough to give 1t
the appearance Of speed before the
camera, but as any substitution of
craft would interfere with the
fidelity Of the production he decided
there was no other way. A course
about two. miles long was mapped
out and Mr.. GrifIith asked the chief
boatsman how long he would re-
quire to cover the distance.
There to there" answered the
boatsman, pointing out the figure
twelve and then the figure three on
the directors watch.
Mr.. Grifith was Of the opinion
that the native was not well ac-
quainted with American time pieces,
but offered bonus for every minute
clipped on the fifteen designated as
the time needed. The finished pic
ture indicates the speed the natives
made. and the time was officially
clocked at ten minutes and fifty-one
seconds.
Irene" at the Vanderbilt. New
York. will soon have an entire new
outfit Of wearing apparel In other
words. there will be new gowns,
new scenery, and even some new
paint ON the tenement house scene.
It's all an Easter gift to Irene,
from her daddy. James ,Montgom-
cry.
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smith completing
he james oliver Curwood which
two at Of
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Garrck The
Alan Brooks dama called @The Successful Lover Up
Belasco they're announcing drama by Anne Crawford
Polls is giving another Potash comedy DRAMA while the
gracefully brings the dramatic parade with Walter Hampden
Shakesperian repertoire.
The task of drawing commentary inferences from b.
Lover which the National tonight greatly ghtened by
the Brooks author who kindly
vagrant ray of comparison on his new pay Mr. BROOKS
pleads Successful Lover" that shall be
free from bias aroused by the here three
years ago. of Dollars and Sense" ~
ITO be sure" Sheburne seashore "in
theme and fundamental particulars, they The Successful
and Dollars and Sense similar but the play
peely and different final curtain
that would like to have criticism of and
related the believe sincerely Dol
Which fair enough all Conscience, coming from
author willing enough admit that his may perchanee
have undergone improvement three To only
seems fair to add that the fragmentary advces submitted this
desk by harrassed publicity specifically upon quality
of dialogue Mr. Brooks has incorporated The
play which has sustained change in title its Baltimore
last week, where blossomed Easy Money"
In IAN Souls Eve the offering Belasco
Crawford Fexner appears optimism what
Burns Mantle would classify gooseesh drama" 1t is already
described IAN American play of the supernatural
fashion
and abiding secrecy plot Souls Eve"
and in lieu OF statement of its general furnished
with quotation from Barrie that eght-points
THE only ghosts. believe creep world are dead
young mothers returned how their There is
no other ducemnt enough bring the departed They
glide into the acquainted when nghtther aers-
in the grip and whisper, How you my They
bend him that he sleeps peacefully replace
beneath They open drawers to count how
many little he has They to do things"
That much vouchsafe of the plot though
admitted that the Of John D. Williams producer
for its Williams already his producing credit
this season such psysa Eugene ONens Beyond
and the Barrymore vehicle "The from the
Breux original 1t would be fortunate, indeed Williams has
given us in l Souls Eve logy of such dramatic standard
Walter Hampdn splendid Shaespearean doubtless
dsdusoned through his recently lsmentabe
Makay George Washington has returned his last
of
zation of Romeo the Garick this
Polls peentment the perennial Abe Potash
"H Honor Abe of Damascus Y
and the OF other Msuss Permute missing The
production opens tonight under Woods auspices
critics are supposed to
of the whole
~ ~ u
George Marshall bringing their
of Edward ocks comedy Dorothy Dixie
school, II that Is not muss ayont
inspire three cheers
night to excel IT ~
hits Of the Broadway
he will call orchid" H
the public
sins of the mother,
far
r & the S York s Sun BY the horrible
elephant at the Hppodrome
tender age is believed indicate
h ot ~ s NY OF elephants goes back as far as the days when
decided to syhcopae the gentle melodies of
production of Susan
George Hobart adaet.ton of this David sS
Phillips story which laid
chapters in which
nrs presented have down to three.
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NATIONAL "ZiegfeId Follies:"
cast includes Marilynn Miller
Eddie Cantor. Bert Williams.
John Steel. DeLyle Aida. Van and
Schenck. George LeMairc. Johnny
Dooley. Ray Dooley. Eddie Dow
ling. Phil Dwyer. Addison Young.
Doris Levant and others.
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Aoolph Klauber. the manager VIII,
supplied the psjsmas when Night.
Nleht was the chief cause for in
Sonnia S at the Princess Theater. New
hork' is now the only person osr.
claiiN authorized 10 supply pepper
@uo .,,r other joyful ingredients 70
rave a Good Time. Jonica." a joy.
Iul spiurge by Dorothy HartzcII
NuhnS' whether Jonica has on. or
NOT remains TO be seen. but NJ
nlauber threatens to use the celia
i such a desperate measure be-
comes necessary in the cause OF nm
confined joy.
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Joy sppeared the other
pany The beauty of
euehes leo 70 the suggeson
pended several
Of explaining
Mard Gras festivals in the quaint old Louisiana
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compeg oreg and several Of his chief
iork Bay Tor scenes in MT
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Grmth
Contest
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Bebe Daniels leading woman for wallace Reid II
composed several songs
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b. F.. KEITH'S-Joseph Santley, Ivy
Sawyer and company in Bits and
Pieces" Juliet: Tarzan the Mys-
tcrious: Yvette: the Sharrocks.
Gallagher and Martin: Daisy Nell
lis; Charles Mcleod and company.
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when David Belasco returns from
Europe he will produce a new
piece by Edward KnobIoch. which
he has just written for Frances
Starr. This is the third play this
author has written for Miss Starr,
the first being Marie odde." and
the second Tiger Tiger"
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Il mat s9. S .srt NE she s
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Evidently thefe is stiI winter left in the z
70 csfoTnia friends from big Tom santseh
and Joe King have the leading roles Beschs
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Robert warwick has hs legs covered
brought him back knt.
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w Sets ssSs Z. S Ia. N'.' Of the Mo-
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Larry Semon finishing up his next special come
Inc Srocery Clerk The three final being sho
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SHUBERT GARRICK William
Morris production of Edward
Locke's comedy. Dorothy Dixie
Lee" cast includes Edith Talia-
fcrro, George Marion and others.
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vital has pTEcssed the story
- N-o'e0 ''OONO'e uhe sIar VIII De Ali
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COLUMBIA-First four days. Eu-
gene O'Brien in "A Fool and His
Money" last three days, The
Very Idea starring Taylor
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al IL
"spooky" be
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Nelan will
pIsy the & &~hIGn Wesley Barry, pTo.n mi
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made S Mfs & has % s. s ~ az :ss ssss
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Pat sullivan creator Of Felix the Cat
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OSonnor put up gallant fight for three weeks
work in Universal - N ~ - -
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KSICKERBoCKER First two
days. The Sporting Duchess"
starring Alice Joyce; Tuesday and
"Wednesday, Mae Murray in ''On
With the Dance" Thursday and
Friday. Constance Binney in The
stolen Kiss"
CRANDALL'S - First three days.
'"rhe Road to Divorce" starring
Mary MacLaren: Wednesday and
Thursday, Charles Ray in The
Tiick;" Friday and Saturday.
Marguerite Marsh in wits VS..
Wits"
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Next Weeks Shows

Marshall and Avery
Hopwood's production OF "Dodo;"
book by Avery Hopwood: lyrics
and music by B. G. DeSylva;
staged by Edward Royce: in cast
are Roland Young, Ernest Glen
(dinning, Juliette Day. Donald
Macdonald. Robert Fisher. Marion
(Fantinc and others.
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Ninety deaf mutes, students of the
New York Deaf and Dumb Institute.
attended a recent matinee of The
Acquittal," in company with their
instructors. They are making the
drama serve as lesson in lip read
ing, since two of the leading char
acters in The Acquittai' whisper
many of their lines on the stage.
These whispered scenes keep aver
age playgoers in suspense over plot
secrets which the deaf students can
easily discover from the motion of
the actors lips. After. the matinee
Miss Barbara Milton, the chief stage
whisperer of the play, entertained
the deaf mutes on the stage, eN-
planning to them any doubtful points
in the plot.
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BELASCO-Robert Millions produc-
tion. The Charm School," comedy
with music; dramatized from
play by Alice Duer Miller and
Robert Milton; cast includes Sam
Hardy. Marie Carroll. Minnie Du-
pree, Margaret Dale, Beth Frank
lyn, Ernest Cossart. James Glea>
son. Rapley Holmes and others.
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has perfected
producing
Marjorie '''-N"O"h
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PALACE-Elaine Hammerstein in
The Woman Game"
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Ann Pennington has been re-cn-
Gagged by George White for the
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Girls of the U.
S. A."
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Robert Gordon, formerly with Sylvia Brea
screeH umnaries. is Alice Joyce's leading man
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nNention
ascr The aha Neisns head Cropt
Wh VIII take stl" the dirercn
are take
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not remains to be seen but NJ
nlauoer threatens to use the ceIlar
such a desperate measure -
comes necessary in the cause OF M.
confined joy. VI Nn-
The Luck OF the Irish" Au.,
bwan's screen adaptation firm, go.
book OF the same name, write, -
harold MscGrRth. and directed -,
Allan Dwan. is booked for an os-J.,
showing here. Tho story onenS 4.
the basement Of a small pIuubins
shop In New York. Anna O. Mis-.
son finds not only an opportunity =,
snow her dainty feet and pretty
snoes' but her read. heart and his
trlonic ability. She is the beroin.
OF thet story. Ward Crane and Hsr-
rY Northrup are others with parts-
The Heart OF Flame" by Rober,
Louis Stevenson. is to be produced
bE Selzlnck at an early date.
Marie Carroll. for several wear, ~
member of Polls Stock Comnany
will return TO Washington the wect
OF April 26 In one OF the nrincInai
roles Of Robert MiIton's production
OF The Charm School" The pIs~
is oramattzation Of Alice Duep
Mtllers Saturday Evening Post SER
ial. Miss Carroll received her drs-
matte training in Washington. ana
has played nothing but prineIpal
roles in New York productions. She
was educated at Mount St. Agnes
Convent, this city.
Louise Huff. Selznick's new star,
made her professional bow as a
juvenile member OF the Harlem
stock Company. New York. She
graduated from that management 60
that OF Klaw and Erlsnger. who
gave her the role Of Esther In Ben
Leslie King. who plays the part OF
the Chinese coolie In Content" one
OF the Herbert kaufman weeklies. b.
has written a book on character
makeup. He has appeared In more
character parts than any other ac-
tor in pictures. :
Pauline StArke and Gloria Hone
play the two leading feminine roles
in The Sowing Of Anderson Cree"
which will be released through Re-
ptlhlic
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kSICKERBOCKER

METROPOLITAN Joyce in
\ The Sporting Duchess"
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Pauline Starke and Gloria Hope
play the two leading feminine roles
in --The Sowing Of Anderson Cree"
which will be released through Re-
public
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Among Vitagrsphs feature releases April will be Ia
IN SsPtslh swift a drama founded the OF
and Corrine Griffith in The Garter Girl" '~' VI
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gon 7heah Contribute Ne Spring Plays the Week Stage Oferd1gs
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fortune Hunter" Vale
site Mr. Williams ~ Pi~'-nA 0pp0-
.Anong Vagrsphs feature William,
and Corrine Griffith e P~S Oh uat name
completed of
Son OF Walngford" be
10 appear while
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Laborers worked for weeks re-
Gently on the big Thomas H Ince
motion picture lot constructing a
very evening that the task was COM
pleted the structure was deliberately
bombed. and in a few minutes vas a
smouldering ruin with the bodies of
men and women strewn about under
the debris.
A few days later work was started
on a block of frame buildings
Lightning efforts resulted in the
completion of this task in a week s
time. But a half hour was enough
to burn them down.
There are two of the most spec
tacular scenes in the new Ince pro-
duction. Dangerous Hour" which
will be shown at Loew's Columbia
today. An unusually dramatic story
is promised in this big picture. with
the current labor unrest and the
menace OF BolShevism as a back
ground. Though the action is de-
Neloped through a series Of thrilling
episodes employing hundreds Of
people, a tender love story runs
through the plot involving a young
misguided visionary and his more
discerning New England sweetheart
The featured players arc Lloyd
Hughes and Barbara Castleton. They
are supported by a notable cast.
The film is a Paramount Aircraft
and was directed by Fred Niblo.
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Payson Terhune
be
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CoNTINuED O. PAGE slx-
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The convicts at the Arizona State
prison were entertained at a special
advance showing of Atlas Jimmie
Valentine" There were 300 prison
ers, among them a number of "Iif-
ers" who expressed great delight at
this Easter program. arranged for
them through the courtesy of the
Metro Company.
One of the men. in for life. who
knew the late o. Henry. was asked
for a criticism of Bert Lytell. He
said he thought Mr.. Lytell had clev-
erly managed to get the character
as written by Sidney Porter.
As for the rest of the convicts.
those who never had the honor of
knowing Sidney Porter-they kept
still and did not volunteer any re-
marks about Mr.. Lytel's character
ization.
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Larry Semon, comedy whose latest fes,ur. 4. ..
has basel team connosed
the Coast. - MN
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xsIckEnnockER- To-day and to.
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George Randolph Chester
of Wallngford" be
production
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Mlans ana his supporting
exterior
fortune Hunter and other pictures
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