Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-05

HARRY l0uu, NdtIliSeH MI Niidiii
] Donald Macdonald and James Cor
tigan.
Sun-"Bunty Pulls the String.
Cast Of Characters.
6unty Observation-Disclosures. .Teatrice JOY
Fsmmas sBlggar. ......... Russell Simpson
X Neelunf Raymond Hatton
ksb ,.................. Cullen Lands
" Ieemy - y........... .Cassoh ferSusol,
e fusie Simpson ......... Josephine Croweil
Ellen Dunlop. ......... ;Edy,he Gnapn,am
~ Minister -. ............ Rowland Rushtoh
"A novel film vehicle will be offer
4 ed by the Sun theater this week in
tBunty Pulls the Strings" story
bf certain love adventures in Scot
land.
Ihc play promises an exceptional
\ siitertainmcnt., the producers having
/ go1es TO big expense to especially
rreG an entire Scotch village i'll Cali
folnia, and select cast perfectely
fitting the strongly drawn charac-
less participating in the action of the
stcry.asaR Reginald Barker, the noted
linn director, personally supervised
thcemakings of the picture.
The part of Bunty is played by
Leatricc Joy, who is rapidly rising
10 fame in tho film world. The man
her in which she pulls the strings
that involve Tam. her stern old Ia
)her, played by Russell Simpson, who
made such a hit ins"Godless Men,"
md "Weelum" her lover played by
RAYMOND Hatton sihe celebrated
character actor give Miss Joy an
opportunity not only to display her
rood looks, but her real ability as
In actress as we'll. Others in the
rast &includc Cullen Lands, who
scored in naIt's u Great Life re-
Gently; Gasson Ferguson, Edythe
CkapriaaM Josephine Crowell and
Otto Hoffman
Rialtc-sA Small Town Idol" and
'.The Devils Garden
The opcfiiiig scenes of Mack SEN
hett's comedy. "a Small Town
Idol. feature attraction at the Rialto
The tirst four DAYS of this week, arc
set in stilat lind of town where the
tailrogd track and Struggling
strcana provide the sunburnt inhabi-
lalas with their only ideas OF mo-
hon.
Bcn Turpin is the hero; Jimmy
FinIayson is the villain; charming
PHYLLIS Haver is the country maid
and Shares heroine honors with
Marie Provost, who is seen III later
episodes when the plot shifts to a
city wherein Turpin, unJustly ae-
cused at home, takes refuge and be-
comes associated with the plquant
Marie in a thrilling motion picture
production of which she is the lem
fnine principal and he is the puissant
hero in chaps.
Lionel Barrymore is the star in
HThe Devils Garden" feature at
traction at the Rialto theater the
latter half of this week. 1t IS said
| the picture is the greatest cinema
achievement of Barryrnore's career.
The star plays the role of William
Dale, a man of violent temper and
passion.
He fights groom who insults a
woman, throws disturbing British
soldier out of postofflce and later
chokcs 10 death the man who had
betrayed the confidence of his wife.
I Moon-.The Man of the Forest
A story of the great outdoors m
! tcrwoven with love. romance, in
trigue and comedy, is in store this
week for patrons OF the Moon
theater.
In .Thc Man of the Forest" from
4 the novel BY Zane Grey, Claire
\ Adams. playing the role OF Mis-
souri, music teacher, IS the victim
Of a plot against her by her former
lover, the villain III the story.
How the plucky girl illustrates the
wicked schemes and brings about the
defeat OF the plotter and finds love
in one of her sort is told IN yivid
acting by Miss Adams.
Z Carl Ganvoort. famous light opera
baritonesand former leading man tor
Mitzi Hajos and Hazel Dawn, takes
the title role in "The Man Of the
Forest He plays "Milt Dale"
keen-eyed, viriie, deep-chested out.
doursinan. whose love of nature
prompts him 10 live in the wild for
ests OF Arizona, and to keep as pet:
A mountain lion and grizzly bear
hes;ae. his dog.
Frank Hayes plays the role o.
"I.as Vegas a ranch hand.
..Jim Wilson," the man who serves
out another's prison sentence anc
returns to biacksnail him, is enacted
by Frederick Starr, noted sereet
villain.
Mammals play an important ele'
mcnt iii the picture. For the mrs
time in history Of motion pictures
mountain lion, hitherto eonsidere,
unmanageable, really acts a part or
the screen.
Muse-"Bunty Pulls the String
.The Price of Possession" Mid
summer Madness" and "An Anna
feur Devil"
This weeks offering OF photo
plays at the Muse theater is replet'
with comedy. pathos and drama.
"Bunty Pui.s-,he String" ligh
comedy romance featuring Leatric'
Toy and RAYMOND Hatton, shoSs a