The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-18


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Aususosaa 0ynnnslun.
4 - c1-TnCtty Symphony concert.
March i6rvFrits Krrtaler. vtolipist.
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z, -. le--La Scala orchessrs with
1fJlR0 Ioscanini. director.
~ FEB. :O-Tri-City symphony concert
VAUDEVILLE
(Dayenportl
ceeqnbie Theatrs-Chanse Of OIL WIS
"a tMoiiss, -,
issAt The Fort Armstrong;
The double bafreled reconstruc-
ton of winsome crook and a
suave confidence man, in a totally
unexpected manner, is the en-
Unwilling story pictured in an un-
usual way In the Metro release OF
the Rolsnd West production, "The
Silver Lining" with Jewel Car
men and an all-star cast OF Broad
way favorites.
The story deals with the tantal-
ising theory of heredity and the
,audscious plot with its tense situa.
lions unfolded in exciting manner
demonstrates in a vivid way tina,
there are startling exceptions t.
every rule of life and love.
( Tho alluring story portrayed ir
~Ths Silver Lining" is a picturiza
! ton Of actual occurrences which
came to the notice Of Mr.. West. The
original characters in this pulsinl
story, whose debonair defiance o.
al laws and gay disregard for, tn,
Inevitable, brought a sudden ter
imitation to their carefully lait
plans, are now widely scattered
and living lives far different from
the dayst when the silver lininl
seemed very remote.
THE Silver Lining" was writer
and directed by Roland West. Tn
continuity was by DR.. J. Buchana
and Charles H. Smith and tn
vaotosraphy by Edward Wynar
m Frank Fucker.
N Al tho Spencer Square.
/ Fortunate 1t was that the Cole
wyn company decided to max
stop, Thief" starring Tom Moor,
at its Culver City studio. The prir
cipal scene shows a millionaire
home decorated for a. weddinj
Good Judgment also provided 70
Shining this under direction of Hal
~ Beaumont during the month {
June.
Flowers, flowers" cried Nj
Beaumont. "A millionaire woul
have his home . veritable bed {
roses for the wedding of his daugt
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So the set was dressed. TIL
elaborate flower gardens OF tn
studio were stripped and loads {
blossoms brought from elsewher,
Ten thousand roses were used i
outlining. windows. doors and bal
ustrades. Seven thousand carns
tiOns and swestpsa blossoms wer
woven into one mammoth weddin
bell. Two miles of smilax win
went into green festoons. Int
other bouquets were placed SO
Shasta daisies, 800 gallardias. Is
gladiolas and. 100 dahlias.
Had all these been bought q
ssGtern greenhouse rates the ex
penditure for flowers might hav
3ivaled the actors. -
All the players in the Cast ex
pressed their delight at working i
such beautiful surroundings. Be
side Tom Moore they were Haze
Daily. Irene Rich, Kate Lester, Mol
y Malone. Edward McWade, Ray
mcnd Hatton, Andrew Robson. Har
rio Gordon. Henry Ralston,s M. Z
Flynn and John Lince. -
i "6t0p. Thief" will be shown a
The Spencer Square again tonigh
and tomorrow.
At The Capitol.
"A Small Town Idol" one Oh tn
few productions Mack Sinnett ha
made in six-reel proportions
comes to the Capitol theatre Sun
day beginning an engagement linn
tied to three days only.
With practically every membe
Of his all-star aggregation o
funny folk enrolled In congenia
part, there is assurance, that Il
Small Town Idols win more thai
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