Evening journal., 1921-01-27
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In these days of homc-brew hounds
and booilcggers, the mere mention OF
the word "ccllar" is likely TO caus2
trouble. It. in the consensus OF opin-
ion. is the only part OF the house
where a Kick can be found. Issue or
such a hielef is taken by the picture
up In Mary's Attic" the present Ma
iestic attraction. This comedy has a
kick in u that is twice as effective as
any found bottled In the darkest cor
ner OF the cellar. Just what the Kick
H., Is Mary's secret The comedy Is
based on an original idea mat mas
been carried out splendidN With a
east cf comedians and condolences OF
great abuiy.
Eva Novak will play MARY" tho
yOing belle OF a boarding school,
/ who caused no little sensation around
the sacred portals Of the alma mater
/ by something she had concealed up
in her attic.
Il would be a shame to give away
/ the secret hidden there until the spec
/ lal0rs find out for themselves Just
what caused MARY" TO so strenu-
ouslv keep the attic free from in
truders.
,AT THE QUEEN.
"Mid-Channcll." with Clara kimbal
Young In It's stellar role, Is the pres
cnt Queen Theatre Offering. n is a
production OF glorious settings, won
derful scenes and a timely story
| Miss Young has the role OF I0'
| Blundell. the seemingly careless wife
| who seeks gaiety only TO hide th'
| LONGING in her heart The role Wa'
! originally created on the stage b,
Ethel Barrymore In the play Mid
/ Channel" BY Sir Arthur Wing Pincro
! CLYDE Cook, in "All Wrong, is th'
comedy attraction.
Thomas H. Ince, one OF the Asso
. ciated producers and a personality o
the screen. recently issued a slate
/, ment concerning his new production
Lying Lips which viii be at IN
. Queen Theatre all OF next week. III
saws that in this picture he has pa
the hest THAI d in him and the result
achieved are the greatest since h
made civilization" Mr.. lnce IA
made such a concise statement be
! fore and his name and character bacl
ID up lie has devoted the past si
months 10 It's production.
Wilmington Is 10 have the frs
| eastern premier showing. The en-
gagement at The Queen Theatre com
menccs January 81. and the picture
released on sunday, January 30.
9. At THE RIALTO.
Douglas Fairbanks Is playing at ia
e Rialto for the last times today.
"The Mark Of Zorro This Is the bi
p Offering In which Mr.. Fairbanks
r said 10 haze his most glorious sue
p cess. II Is chuck full Of real enter
{ tainment in real Fairbanks style.
d Tomorrow and Saturday Fran
q MAYO Will be Rialto's star, oncrln
e his new vehicle. Tiger True. Til
- feature offers for its berO "A yOun
{ man Of wealth and position in the ga
/, life on New York. He Is a power bot
physically and mentally and the seen
he creates upon his advent into IA
underworld can best be described b
? The picture itself. FRITZ Brunette, Oh
well-known leading lady. is playin
with Mr.. MAYO.
At THE SAVOY.
a II YOU were a young girl. bcautiil
and talented, how would you like
y marry the man that your mother ia
e Tilted years befOre2 Such Is the pl
l. of "The Daughter Pays" siarriI
= Elaine Iammerstein. that Is the a
II traction Il the Savoy Thcater Tor 10
= week. Miss Hammersiein. as the her
inc Of Mrs. Baillie Reynolds story. a
r pears as a girl who has siruggl
le hard TO keep mp the family forum
, that have been foohshly squandcr
IN by a frivolous mother. As a last r
y sort she msrries a wealthy ma
20 thinking thus 10 be in a position
'r aid her family. but only TO discoV
that the man has married her on
10 make her miserable and be Z
vcnged on her mother. who had on
slightcd him. It's a picture that w
i make you sit mp and take notice al
N think hard, and one that 10 is well
y profit by.
Z The other half Of the program
III featured by Larry Semon, in his Ia
est comedy Offering. The Sportsman
u and is some buiton-buster as a laul
~ producer.
Cooks. Mattresses and domestic he
III are favored through the Want A
faday and vou should watch well