Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-07-29
At THE THEATRES


Low the theatre, which was Delng
ovad from it's old stand on the
Oval at Atlantic avenue to the
CIV boardwalk by Kilmer and CARL,
las found to be within ten feet of its
aestined resting place. open to-
hight" said Mr.. Hunt to Manager
PossKam. And he did. The crew
rorked like beavers moving the big
rest theatre in town the remaining
on feet to the specially built plat
sorm. tearing down the ~scaffolding and
ev;ng the place up for the first per-
sormance, only a few hours away.
rhe West Jersey Electric Company
.onk poles and strung wires in a re-
I,,orkably short time. The operator
worked all day over his machines get
hing them in shape. The theatre is
sot hack from the boardwalk about 20
soat. on a platform which is decorated
with cedar trees and electric lights.
THE program featured "The Other
yvoman.' with Jerome Patrick, and
lone Novak and Harold Lloyd in "The
rI;rtn also one of the series of "Ad-
centuries of Bob and Bill" 1t was a
remarkable coincidence that the first
nicture to be shown in Manager Ross
Kam,s new house this year was n
+bat his parents and DR.. and Mrs. and
puddv Corle appeared in their trip to
+be coast last winter. The party hap
noned to be on the lot watching the
taking of the picture and when the
W -. ..1IIA1 far oxfpoC f0U6fhPr
thew went forward with the crowd.
They had a great deal of fun watching
the picture and picking themselves
ont. About 400 people attended the
opening performance. The first half OF
This week Not Guilty" will be the
soature. The scenario is from Harold
McGrath's story, Parrot and Com
nany." in the Saturday Evening Post.
The latter part of the week Mary Pick
ford will hold full sway in Through
the Back Door,"
The attraction Monday and Tues
day at the Casino and Wednesday at
+he Crest Pier was Mildred Harris
(Chaplin) in 1.-THE Woman | n His
House." 1t is said that the former
Mrs. Chaplin chose this title for he
nicture herself because the story was
On much like that of her life with
the Comedy King prior to her divorce.
A Mack Sennett comedy, call a Cop,
is also on the bill IN those two days.
Douglas MacLean held the interest Of
the audience with. zone a Minute
TASK rnu he knows) at the Ca
sino on Wednesday, and will undouot-
edly please the patrons of the Strand
lust as much when the picture is
shown there on Sunday. Ethel cray
ton appeared in wealth" on Thurs
day. and Friday Katherine Mcdonald,
In "Trust Your Wife," and the final
episode of 'The Son Of Tarzan," will
share the honors. "Trust Your Wife"
will be shown at the Strand Saturday
and the Crest Pier Sunday. Saturday
and Sunday the feature will be Con-
stance Talmadge in Lessons in Love-
From what we've seer of Connie we
should say she didn't need EN-.
Monday at the Strand Charles hay
was seen in "The Old Swimmin' Hole"
from he poem by James Whitcomp
Riley. This picture did not nave a
subtitle in it from beginning to end.
Greater Than Love- starring Louise
Glaum, was featured Tuesday. Waille
Reid returns once again to WILDWOOD
"wednesday in TOO Much Speed. wal
lie takes the role of DUSTY Rhoades,'
a racing driver, who is in love with a
girl whose father won't let him marry
unless he promises to give up racing.
He is supported by an admirable cast,
including Theodore Roberts and Agnes
Ayres. Earle Williams plays in 1.-The
Silver Car" Thursday at the Strand
and Friday at the Crest Pier. Mr.. Will
liams again appears in the type OF role
in which he gained most popularity,
that of a gentleman crook" who goes
straight" Friday at the Strand the
feature will be "The Concert" This
picture was shown at the largest the
atre in the world-the Capitol Theatre
in New York.
Mary Miles Minter in Don't Call Me
Little GIRL which has been shown In
wildwood before, on Monday. and
Wanda Hawley in "The Outside
Woman" on Tuesday, started the week
of at the Crest Pier. Mary Pickford
in her latest release, Through the
Back Door," which ran for a week at
Bakers, will be seen on Saturday at
the Crest.
The Comique has a strictly original
bill this week of tried and true stars
in plays that have already been ap-
proved by the general public. Doug"
Fairbanks started things in one of his
farce comedies, "The Nut" Eddie
Polo in his new serial, do or Die"
was also at the Comique on Monday.
The attraction Tuesday was Bebe Dan
iels, whom her press agent has called
the good little bad girl" in "Oh, Lady,
Lady," Edgar Lewis was the t
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