New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

ton. However, hero goes for The
plunge 1t must be that tho picture is
called Saturday Night" because thnt
vas tho only night two Of the people in
the picture would consider taking
oath. Perhaps, in subtle way. Mr.. De
M'lte wished to suggest that the story
was about "thc other half" who 1.-Two in
way the rest Of us do not understand.
When the laundrcss marrics tho
,Nll,ionaire and the maid says. "Your
hNth IS ready mudamc.' She replies.
MY bath Why. it isn't Saturday
hlGht. And when tho millionairess
VINO marrIos the chauffeur says, "You'll
nave TIM" for your bath before din.
hcr' nc replies, "Why. it's only Tues
uay' The shouts Of laughter which
greeted those titles and tho applansc
winch the picture itself received make
one fe"i that these "bcttcr pic,urcs'
"nlch the producers arc always talking
ABOUT arc going TO be quite wasted on
'he public when they get here
Saturday Night is a silly story.
WIN hackneycd situations and stiltcd
,lucs' but it is put on with all Of the
!aViShness that is De Miles. so thor
iSn doubt in tho world but that II
VIII pc lust as great Il financial succos-
a an "i his pictures always arc. The
story tolls Of a girl named Iris Van
.'l lH"m VINO 's engaged to a rich youug
man named Richard Prcntiss They
seem rather bored with each other. go
ms falls in love with her chauffeur
1nd l,lck falls in love with a lanndroS-.
eou Know. IT rich people could ONLY
manage to have their Things launderell
al nome and not have these fascinafing
Young laundrcsses walking in the front
nan and acting cute in front of their
unreasonable sons there wouldn't be
so many unhappy marriages. Rich
ou"E men are always marrying thcir
laundrcsscs in the movies. Tic first
time Dick sees her he drives her and
mcr laundry homo in his racing car.
ne second time he drags her into tho
ballroom and dances with her. llis
lIanccc is properly indignant and rises
to > home, bat Dicks sister ronar},s
Il, or best Fifth Avenue manner.
Don't let little nut like that cut
YOU out. II announce your engage
hcnt aud then the laugh Will be on
hor: Most Of The titles arc on a par
with this one and in each titlc scvcr;I
OF the words are underlined to show
you "here to put the emphasis. II
Wouldnt have surprised me very much
u they had divided the longer words
up INTO syllables as in the primer day.
somehow the feeling that YOU were
having slmpliticd copy handed ia YOU
vas extremely cNaspcrating and Won
dcred that no one else fen fhc e.,,,a
way. But evidently such things did
not interfere with their 10y. Yes.
~ getting old
@ The story is propaganda against
laundresses as wives and chauffcljrs a.
husbands, unless the laundrcss mar.
rics the chauffeur. If yoa src onfcr
tanning any idea Of marrying YOUR
handsome driver just go and SEQ how
lrls ic't when She saw him. for the
urSt tune, in q gray "form -fittiug''
SUIT knitted scarf with a small auto
mobile for a scarf pin, a striped silk
shirt and button shoes with hioh
wound toes. And sec how She felt
"hen she tried to play on the piano
and found it was folding bed. And
tnen wait and see how Dick folt when
ne saw his laundress wife use a han,
pm to take hcr cherry out of her cocY
tail
Leatricc JOY gives a charming pcr-
formancc as Iris. She is one Of the
incest Of the young leading women.
without beng a great beauty. She also
dresses extremely well. Conrad Naqol
Is pleasing as the husband, and Jack
Mower is fine as the chauffeur hus.
band. Being such an attractive nor
son VIC wondered il Iris couldn't have
persuaded him that belts were better
than suspcnders, that tie clasps and
scarf pins were a nuisance. and that