, 1921-06-02
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players in his forthcoming United
Artists picture, THE M~olycoddle."
which is the third OF this brilliant
stars Big Four" productions. The
picture will be shown at the Strand
Theatre Sunday.
Once again a new leading woman
Is seen in support of the athletic
star. this important part having fall
len to Ruth Renick. a newcomer In
the film world.
Miss Renick had had only slight
experience before the camera when
she attracted the attention of Mr..
Fairbanks. However, she was not
lacking in the necessary require
ments and qualifications for she
boosted Of stage experience dating
back to childhood. This Is n of
Fairbanks best releases.
Monday OF next week while New
York Sleeps a special Fox offering
with an all star cast will be shown.
This is a most absorbing picture and
one which has attracted record
breaking houses wherever 1t has
been shown.
Louise Fazenda, ''corn-fed beauty
Of rustic charms" and heroine OF
Down on the Farm; Marie Pro-
vost, one OF the prettiest OF Mack
S%ennett's beauties and cleverest OF
screen condolences; Ben Turpin.
cross-eyed favorite OF filmdom:
James Finlayson, gifted actor OF
stage and screen; Bert Roach. a
featured player with the Sennett
Forces; Billy Armstrong. character
comedian celebrated in England as
well as in the United States, and
tiny John Henry Jr.. the diminutive
sta of two-and-a-half years who
was '.discovered" by Mack Sennett.
are the principals in the action OF
the Sennett five-reel comedy sensa-
ton. Down on the Farm released
by United Artists, that will be
shown at the Strand Theatre next
Tuesday.
May Allison. in her latest Metro
production, Are All Men Alike?"
will be the feature attraction at the
Strand Theatre Wednesday. Are All
Men Alike?" presents Miss Allison in
the role OF a rich, headstrong young
girl who desires to live her W life
in her own way among the Bo-
hemian circles Of New Works. night
life, and as such 1t is said to offer
the talented star m OF her best OPP
pOrtunities on the screen that she
has thus far enjoyed.
care All Men Alike?" is an alb
sorbing photoplay adapted by A. P.
Younger from Arthur Stringer's
well-known novel, THE Waffle
Iron," that appeared serially in Nc
Clu,e's Magazine. 1t tells the cap
tivating story OF a poor little rich
girl who feels cramped by the on
ventional surroundings of her home
and is tempted to try her wings ior
a flight in Greenwich Village.
Do o believe that a man who had
served a year in prison could steT
into the shoes of his minister broth
err? There is such a situation al
the central theme OF "Other Men:
Shoes" the Edgar L.fvis production
released by Pathe, coming to thu
Strand Theatre next Thursday.
Stephen and Jim Browning Were
twin brothers so alike in face, form
and voice that their most intimate
friends could not tell them apart
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Stephen, the minister, was frail OF
body and meek OF spirit and unable
to withstand the buffets Of a greedy
and grasping world. Jim had heed
ed the call Of Wanderlust for twelve
years and had gone to jail for the
crime Of another.
When the strong brother steps in
to the shoes of the meek brother in
terest complications arise. for no one
but his sister and brother know OF
the masquerade. Blackmailers
threaten to besmirch his name in the
eyes OF the t~ownspeople whose atti-
tude Of tolerant respect changed to
whole-hearted admiration when their
minister suddenly displayed a cour-
ageous, two-fisted fighting spirit.
Clean, wholesome, vigorous, hu-
man and dramatic. "Other Mems
| Shoes has been called one of the
finest productions Of the e year,
Craufurd Kent heads a splendid
cast in which are 1rene Boyle,
| Harold Forshay. John P. Wade. Jean
Armour. Phil Sanford and Bobby
Connolly.
1.-THE Cup Of Fury" an Eminent
Authors Productions from the Gold:
wyn studios, is a picture that will
undoubtedly rank as n Of the most
successful offerings OF the year. II
has all the elements which make a
good photoplay-a strong story. a
East composed OF good types, and
splendid direction-and these things
in the final analysis represent the
ultimate in motion picture produc'
ton.
1.-THE Cup Of Fury" as a novel had
and still has a tremendous sale. II
Is from the pen Of that sterling
author, Rupert Hughes. and til
characters are all true-to-life.
The many thousands thrilled BY
1.-The Cup Of Fury" as a novel viii
find It a greater thriller as a picture