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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-23

in this comedy.
 The subtitling is the working of Irwin $. Cobb, famous humorist
 Doris May has the role of the Girl in the Case (Jackies sister). Wheeler Oakman portrays the Man in the Case. James Corrigan is seen as MT. Peck and Lillian Leighton as Mrs. Peck. Raymond Hatton Is the village grocer and Baby Gloria Wood Is tackles affinity"
 "Pecks Bad Boy" was produced by Irving Lesser. It is released by As sociated First National Pictures, Inc.
 Between the boyish antics of little Jackie Coogan and the sparkling sub titles of Irwin $. Cobb, motion picture fans will enjoy the heartiest laugh they have had for a long time at the Rialto theatre, where "Peck's Bad Boy" will no doubt draw record breaking throngs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-23
LOEW'S BILL THIS WEEK CHOSEN
 FOR SEMI CEN TENNIAL VISITORS

One Of the greatest vaudeville bills ever shown in Birmingham, booked especially for mi-centennial week and the visit of President Harding, will be presented at Loew's 3ijou theatre Monday, Tuesday and We'd
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
Big Musical
srpedy Makes Hit
It Burtis Theatre

4 5slraaeg the latest musical COM
~ indeed IN attraction It the
~, last night. Lyrics e6d mu-
a - catchy, and the U6ch heard
y 'oomedy was thoroaEhly enjoyed
~ Surpassed the hopss Of theatre
- Who had expected something !
IN worth while in Irene" /
crane. contains all the elements
.asired TO satisfy amusement low
a: II has an appealing story,
sstehy lyrics and a, musical score
SilA : Jingle; a cast Of artists sell
s.a seen away from the large
sitlee. augmented by q sprightly
s1srrs Of both sexes who can sing.
S.ace and look we'll in their mag,
Siacent wardrobe, for be It known.
~ every costume worn BY any
IN In the company. whether prin-
dnil or chorus, was designed and
nm By a titled modiste, who FASH
iored some wonderful creations for
Irene" interpret the peace, which
4 mounted In the same lavish man
m which characterized Che pre-
mar Of the play in the metropolis.
The plot is based on the theory OF
: GOOD natured moneyed son OF the
dis rich that all men and women
"a created equal. Result: He is
ne hero Of charity donation seek
"a, bankrupt friends, social aspir-
ats and others. He secures posi-
tions for three pretty shop girls to
perform the task Of wearing smart
towns and display the min q man
Gowns to attract business to q fash
iopable dressmaker He then intro
duces the girls into society. How
the girls succeed and in fact be-
came ladies' OF quality is told in q
series Of highly amusing situations
and in the end the scion of society
falls head over heels In love with
Irene O'Dare. one Of the shop girls
and marries her.
The scenes are laid in New York
Big dancing numbers are scattered
through the action of the piece
Irene" was staged by Edward
Royce who has made an appeal Il
each and every one Of the i've
scenes. The result il an entertain
ment one will want to see agar
and again.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Pialoglou.
It has taken Connie a long time
to let US see her friend husband"
You know both Constance Tai
madge and Dorothy Gish went and
got themselves married much to the
surprise of everybody, including
mamma Gish, to say nothing OF
sisters in said families. Dorothy,
hubbling over in her usual enthusi-
astic fashion, allowed herself to he
photographed with James Rennie a
few days after the ceremony, but
this is the first picture which has
been published of 'Mr. Constance
Talmadge."
1t seems that when Dorothy told
Connie she was engaged the latter
said there might be another en-
gagement very soon. She kept her
word when John Pialoglou. tobac-
| CO importer, asked her to marry
him again tit seems he had made
the scene every so often for two
years.. and she gave him the shock
of his life by saying yes" He was
so delighted he wanted to be mar
ried Immediately before the
changeable Constance could change
her mind.
The outcome OF it was that Dor
othy and Constance went for
motor ride and were Joined by
James and John. who drove with
them to Greenwich, Conn.,, where
tho ceremonies were performed.
Miss Talmadge and Mr.. Pialoglou
were married first with Miss Gish
and Mr.. Rennie as attendants, and
then when that knot was tied Con-
ME and John did the same thing
for Mr.. and Mrs. Rennie.
with the Point and Canvas.
LUCY Cotton, whose loneliness
has been transferred to the canvas
by such celebrated artists ~ Har-
rison Fisher (who pronounced her
the ideal type of southern beauty.
Charles Dana Gibson, Alonxo Kim
ball and Christy. posed last week
for e. o. Hoppi. the celebrated
English artist, whose work and
visit here in America Is creating
such splendid favor.
More Cupid Stuff.
Il According to advices received
from the coast, Lila Lee has con
: frmed the report Of her engage
ment to Captain Claude Collins o
the United States aviation service
Miss Lee is very young and vii
: not marry Captain Collins for
year or more. Her real name Il
Gussie Appel. and she Is now un
: der the guardianship Of her owl
: mother, after having been practic
: ally reared by Mr.. and Mrs. Gu
: Edwards. who took her when sh
was a tiny child.
: What with Norma Talmadg
: married to Joseph NJ. Schemes
: Constance wed to Greek and Ne
: talie engaged to an Irishman. 1t ]
: only matter Of time before th
: Talmadge family will have repre-
81 sentatives Of the entire League 9
q Nations In the family.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THE THKATEE CALENDAR

. MOTION PICTURES
DOWNTOWN
Fort Armstrong-Jewel Carmen ih The
Silver Lining"
spencer Square-Tom moore in stop.
Thief"
Majestie-Pearl White in "The Thief"
CoIonial-Buck Jones in Two Moons"
OUTLYING
Best-Thirty-eighth street, Fourteenth
avenue.
Black Hawk-ll03 Twelfth svenue-
Brotman's kialte-624 Ninth street
Constance Talmadge in '.In Search Of q
Sinner"
Fifth Avszus-c532 Fifth svenue-
Illinois Theatre.
Feb. 21-Winninger Players.
Feb. 22-"B uddies."
Feb. % to 27-Winningef Players.
/ RuPtis Theatre.
! (Davenportl
Feb. 1S-19-"Irene.' Saturday matt
nee.
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name that would fraternize with
Dorothy. She read Of a heroine
who suffered, loved and triumphed
under the classic banner Of de.
vore." There was a magic comb.
nation. And she's been using il
ever since.
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What's Ina Name3

Dorothy Devore, who fits around
in Christie comedies. lived chum-
mily with the name of Agnes lnez
Williams until she was 16, but
when she decided that the stage
was calling, she looked about for a
more euphonious monnikerA with
to win fame and riches. She is q
tiny little thing, with sparkling
black eyes, and her friends used Il
call her "Dot," because she was NJ
bigger than a period. they sale
"Dot''-"Dorothy." So far. 81
good. And then she purchased
: MAGAZINE at random, to find q sur
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EdiM Clifford
Heads Bill at
Palace Theatre

Heading the list Of acts openlM
at the Palace theatre Sunday mail
nee is the big time comedisnne
Edith Clifford, q brilliant blend
brilliant both as to the shock q
hair which is her crowning glory.
and brilliant in her work as . com
edienne. She is a compromis. BE-
tween blond ard brunette, that
is she has all the vivacity ana
animation Of the. latter and alb Of
the .efin, nent and pose OF the Tor
mer. She is indeed leasing to the
eye and ear. Miss Clifford was
! once tn Clifford OF Clifford and
Mack. Becoming a single. WAS
merely matter Of mathematics.
why be mere 50 per cent when It
is Just as easy being 100 per cent.
Miss Clifford is a 100 per cent sing
ing coincidence.
The title ANY Home" bespeaks
the symbolic play and ANY Home"
is symbolic. This l.: an incident
just as the title implies any home
ANY Home" is presented by Hugh
Herbert. who has written many
sketches and the Fact that he 10
sponsor .ng ANY Home" is in itself
"a guarantee. The principal role
has been entrusted to Rilla Willard
who indeed gives splendid per-
Torrance as we'll as her cast.
! Walter Ward and Ethel Dooley. .
little active good looking. smartly
dressed young chap, and an exceed
ingly attractive little young miss
with the beauty, form, grace and
elegance of a venus, comprise this
really extraordinary duo Of enter
tainers who present Under the cap
ton Of what v Can Lo" most
versatile Offering consisting OF
singing, dane ing. bicycling and .
wonderful exhibition Of lariot
Throwing.
Other valuable numbers On this
program are Jack Lee, The Sales
imam; Daniels and Walters, in Tho
Old Timer" Lillians Comedy Pets,
seven toy canaries; and the usual
late kinograms and topics; as well
as Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
- day showing the thirteenth episode
of "The King Of the Circus Serial
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March 1o-Adolph BolH and the Little
Symphony.
Capital -tDavenpoft}- Today-
The Last Of the Mohicans."
A0g0stnnA Gymnasium.
Feb. 21-Tncity 6ymphony concert.
March 15-Fritz Kreisler. violinist.
Coliseum.
tDavenport)'
Feb. c0-TriC City Symphony concert.
VAUDEVILLE
(Davenportl
Columbia Theatye-Changs OF bill tWica
. week.
(Moline)
PaIase Theatre-Change Of bill tvieo Z
week,
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TO HEAR KRAMER.

big Jim" Kramer. who has been
conducting evangelistic services in
the city, will speak to the mem
bers of the Dormitory club at the
VI C. A. at their regular Mon
day evening meeting. The address
will follow the supper which is
served at 6:15 o'clock. sae
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cow SETS RECORD.

Raleigh, N. C.-The record Of a
COW in Spartanburg county, South
Carolina, Of having born two sets
of twin calves in 1920, has been
eQualized if not beaten by q reg
istered Jersey owned by Marion
Richardson Of Davis county, North
Carolina, which in II months and
3 days gave birth to two sets Of
twin calves. The two sets of twin
calves, all heifers, were born on
Feb. q. 1919, and on Jan. 80. 1920,
respectively. On Dec. 10. 1920, she
gave birth to one heifer calf, maxi
ing her record five calves within
: q months and 10 days.
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RUSH BILLS THROUGH.
Washington. Feb. 19.-Three APP
preparation bills, the postof1ce. dip
lomatic and deficiency measures.
we're rushed through the senate,
aggregating more than $S60.0O0.O 900.
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lack and Mary at lunch while son location,

This 10 our very newest picture
Of Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks. 1t was
taken but q short time ago when
Mary was filming Through the
Back Door" Often when on loca-
ton the little star must dine in pic
mic fashion when luncheon time
rolls around. and this wxs taken
just after Mary and Jack had
Toasted on sandwiches, jelly, cakes
and milk a la school children.
Jack Pickford ID co-directing his
sisters pictures and promises to
develop into . real director in his
own right II he keeps on.
1t was reported several months
ago that he would make pictures
for his own company, but the
death Of his wife delayed his plans
and nov he has given up the idea
for a time.
Through the Rack Door" With
Mary.
Al Green and Jack Pickford, the
new co-directing team, are hustli1e
these days on the sets for Mary
Pickford's new production, tenta.
lively titled Through the Bach
Door," I'VE hear it is a typica
Mary Pickford story, giving her :
kid part in which little Mary *
cells. It ought to fit like the pro
verbal glove, since the star wrot'
it herself.
Grace Diamond with Paramount
/ Grace Darmond Is to play lead
ing lady roles in a number Of feat
ures for Paramount, having bee1
borrowed" from Christie comedie
for q time.