Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
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VARIETY FOR THE WEEK
.coster's last Stand" Shown
IN Thrilling Fashion.
Other Movies

rBob Hampton oil Ilhcer
e'a' or the screen what 'Bunalo
S,yns's, %id %iSd with his travelling aggrssq,ion
Biil ,hors and Indians. hanohl rar
Of soWVEbI wbo wrote the novel; ettemptea
nsu, n bit of historical logt m.ith
% CIV The matrrin has TO DO wtn
hcl'V,ai fs Famous last stand OF Custer' ,.., Uov
tne,cnt tne officials Ecrc SO muth inle,
s, s,tsd in the making OF TINS .hn m's,f usc of
flm that they y GGnrS%r'Ip Glacier Park as "loca.
tion. J action mark every part
Tnr,lS ottractivc movie. which has
d TINS rinLwood Wesley Barry: Mar
james raw M,r"od and Pat O'Malley in I'M
jcrie Ia" n"r,s. Young Barry's role oters
pOrIha"S phn"cr for using that good Ola ,,e,,o enS
preston ,.bo oo'r has risen rapidly, does his
PLAYER, " acting in this piece. Inc
hfst scre.Ih ,.ho took part in the making
ndahIo historical record give an ex-
eener@t eenmerm.t"r's Last stand should be seen
,Lnso who have cried out for some,
differcnt from triangle. soc'a,
tn,nS ,robiem plays. This one mas
hn..,tR OF interesting and thriii,ns nie,o ,;
ssaumatic material. Added IS tne sins
a,u na ~ the Capitol Quartet me ;naa co
hssotion Of male and temaie nr ou'
t,,ined to gain excelieh' na''''o"'
s,,,,ou---"The Misleading Lady Is
9hsnmaking picture, in which BERT
Srtsl has the leading role OF tne h'an
Isten ,.ss The same methods with
,u wno u' tbat he used with his workers
sVhIs tfr;ca Charles Goddard and raui
IN hir'Ir, All nrrote II and George Irving di-
,.ct,d the screen version :, .,.
reI', Trnv Cotton is the girl who is mis-
,..Sns, in thinking herself a VAN,
Frank Currier as the demented
pne' ,;,es the best performance OF the
,nv hAn while the remainder OF the cast
ppod eoapod ADEQUATE. Musical selections
p,UJts' pprJor the baton of Albert #. Wayne
we're well received.
p.,ace - 81 Am Guilty is one of
chose pctures that will be spoiled for
those who do not get into the theatre
In time TO see it from the very oegin-
ming, II has one of those tricky endings
which, Il known before the proper time,
will prove sort Of damper on tne tnrliis
% The story. Jack Nelson directed 1t In
. clever manner and Bradley Ding wrote
t. ,. .,,.,
n her deserved place in the star role and
bsr performance in this piece is the best
she has given for some time. Mahlon
Hamilton is good in the supporting cast,
which includes George Cooper and Claire
DpBrey. Persons interested in costumes
will find n wealth Of material. Little
Mickey Moore as the child is effective
and holds interest while he is in the
scenes.
Arcadia-"Too Wise Wives" is n
t,pical Lois Weber production. This
feminine director and the only one in
The business with so many plays to her
credit. has again given the screen an
interesting and lavish production.
While it is especially appealing to
women. the men will find much to hold
attention. In the dual role OF writer
and director. it was quite mn easy task
TO have the full control Of her ideas,
and Miss Weber has certainly given
them full play.
Mona Lisa again comes into the
squared silver sheet as a player and Is
effective in her role. Phillip Smalley,
husband of Lois Weber. is excellent.
and Claire Windsor. n winsome blonde,
Is also in the support.
Victoria-"The Star Rover is one
Of the series Of Jack London stories that
have found their, way to the screen.
While not quite So good as some of the
other stories by this writer it has
thrilling moments. Edward Sloman di-
rected It. Courtney Foote and Thelma
Percy are in the cast in important parts.
Those who arc interested in the theory
that people can possess the power Of
Second sight" will find great encour- =
segment in this story. The introduc-
zion Of period coStumins in the scenes
where the characters are transported
backward in time is well handled.
Regent THE Man Who Had Every
thing is another of those Ben Ames
Williams tales which found their first
readers in THE Saturday Evening
Post. but are now being widely seen
BY the movie fans.
The character Jack Pickford assumes
Is that of the son of a millionaire who
had everything that he desires. Even
10 the selection of wife. who is worth
less and to every whim the doting
father consents. but the youth soon
realizes his errors and rights them ia
every ones satisfaction.