, 1921-09-08
port is excellent. See this picture on
Monday.

port is excellent. See this picture on
Monday.
Like a breath of exhilarating
country ozone, PICKLE Women" The
new comedy drama will come to the
Strand Theatre or Tuesday next.
This photOplay. which is an adap-
ton OF the Saturday Evening Post
story. Sitting on the World, by
Sophie Kerr. is very similar in i,s
humor and human touches to David
Harum' and THE Old Homestead"
IL Is an up to the minute tale OF a
young fellow who thinks he has lost
all he possesses in the world when
MS girl makes up with another fell
low while he is away to war.
But 1t is the face with the smile
mat wins!' This picture shows that
II Is hard to keep a good man down
as 1t Is to get a telephone number
nowadays. We have heard so mucb
about grim determination, that IL
may sound strange to hear of smil-
ing determination, but that is the
moral Of this picture.
Americans have long been known
IN all parts of the world as a ma
ton that smiles Calvin Price, the
young hero OF this story smiled his
way through war, and smiled him
sell out of the clutches OF one woman
n into the heart of another. With
TINS same smile plus a good Yankee
waiiop ne restored his good name
the road Of life.
When father and son find that
they are in love with the same yirI
there Is bound to be a dramatic situa-
ton OF remarkable power n in
Inomas H. Ince's perturbation of
Louis Joseph Vance's novel Beau
Revel,' to be shown at the STRAND
!heatre next Wednesday night, IT
forms one OF the bigges. scenes ever
1hrown on the screen. The father is
well played by that popular screen
actor. Lewis Stone. ''is son ia
Lloyd Hughes, the new homas Ince
mo, who did such good work in sew
efal recent pictures. Florence Vidor
gives a capable prosecution of Nellie
Steele. the dancer. The scenes In the
dancing club are some of the most
elaborate shown In this theatre for
some time and the same lavish note
prevails in the luxurious apartment
interiors and the beautiful Long
Island estates. The supporting COM
pany Is above the average. See this
picture x Wednesday,.
To lovers of stories of exciting
adventure with swinging plot de-
velopment. The Valley of Doubt.
a Seiznlck picture directed by Burton
george which will be seen next
Thursday at the Strand Theatre, will
0ItPr nnforfl In M nt,k -
flying nature.
The story centers aroun a young
7 American girl who goes with her dis.
solute brother to a Canadian lumber
camp in the far north in an effort ia
reform him. There she meets a
young Professionalism with whom
: she falls in love, much to the chagrin
, or Macy, manager Of the camp, who
has designs on her. He does all he
. can to thwart the progress of true
t love, and the series of events leading
: to the satisfactory climax arr
: charged with interest and suspense
Thurston Hall and Airline Prett,
have the leading roles and are sup
a ported by an able cast.
Friday night Of next week Justin,
e 'Johnstone the popular star O
'~Blackbirds and other excellent of
ferings will be seer in her latest pro
duction, sheltered Daughters. Thi
t is a picture admirably suited to III,
Z talents Of Miss tombstone and on,
affording her an excellent vehicle
See this picture Friday next.
The Alice Calhoun production
Peggy Puts 1t Over" which will BIZ
I shown at the Strand Theatre on Sat.
uraay next, is an adoption by c
Graham Baker and Harry Dittmar o.
the original story by G.. Burr-Lyn.
ger and presents the star as a young
college graduate, used to city ways
having her first experience in 4
country town. 1t is light comedy al,
though there are many dramatic
scenes. G. V. Seyffertiitz, who di.
, rccted Miss Calhoun in princess
Jones" and CLOSED Doors" had
charge OF this production.
The role fits Miss Calhoun per
fectly and she is seen at her best.
, Beautiful scenic backgrounds taken
along the Hudson river make this
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