Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-11
THE LIBERTY

With Mae Murray IN the SteldF rOle
of Peacock Alley" which is at the
Liberty theater today, motion picture
fans will have the opportunity to see
this beautiful star of stage and screen
in one of the most elaborate of pro-
ductions. Peacock Alley" presented
by Robert q. Leonard, is by Edmund
Goulding, based on a story by Oulda
Bergere, and is released by Metro
Pictures Corporation for Tiffany Pro-
auctions, Inc. The story of a Partisan
dancer who falls in love with a small
town American youth and finds her
husbands people scandalized when she
goes back to his home, resulting In the
couple seeking their fortunes in New
York, is one which gives Miss Murray
unusual opportunity to appear in many
gorgeous and artistic costumes among
elaborate settings. Among the notable
east which aids Miss Murray in in
terpreting this romano of two coun-
tries are Monte Blue in the leading
male role, Edmund Lowe. W. J. Fergu-
son, Anders Randolf, William Tooker,
Howard Land, William Frederick. NJ.
Durant and Jeffrys Lewis. Robert II.
Leonard directed it. Oliver T. Marsh
was the photographer.
Thuundering hoofs and alkali, a beau
tiful girl and a fighting mana sweep
ing drama of the great southwest is
North of the Rio Grande," the Para
mount picture, coming Monday and
Tuesday. You will find yourself torn
between two doubts. And it will not
be until the very end of the picture is
reached that you will know the truth.
Jack Holt and Bebe Daniels appear as
co-stars. The combination of these
two popular players is a strong n
as both possess the verve and fire"
which the public likes in their out of
doors dramas. Mr.. Hollis performance
is excellent. Miss Daniels hasn't been
seen in q western" for some years
but she proves that she is excellent
as q horsewoman. Rollin S. Sturgeon
directs this picture from Will NJ.
Ritchey's scenario. Prominent play
ers include Will Walling, Charles Ogle,
Alec B. Francis. Fred Huntley, Jack
Carlyle and Shannon Day.
At last the flivver has been I'M
successfully charged it's attackers
shafts of ridicule and thrown up a
strong defense of honor and glory!
Such is the achievement in Across the
Continent" starring Wallace Reid.
which opens Thursday. 1t is beyond
doubt the best automobile racing story
in which this popular star has been
seen. It involves a crosS-contlnent race.
wherein Mr.. Reid. playing the son of
Theodore Roberts. the manufacturer of
the poor-man's car. drives the little
motor, known as the Dent" through
wind, rain. fire, and across mountains,
rivers and deserts. on to victory, de-
feating all contestants. Mary MacLaren.
leading woman and former star, sup
plies the romance and shows no little
pluck by sitting at the stars side as
mechanician as he tears over the roads
at a terrific pace. Others in the cast
are Betty Francisco. Walter Long,
Lucie Littlefield. Jack Herbert, Guy
Oliver and Sidney D'Albrook.
A tremendous romance with the
Alps of Switzerland, the Gardens of
Versailles, and Paris and London
estates as the background. written by
Elinor Glyn, and starring Gloria Swan
son is Beyond the Rocks" which
shows Friday and Saturday. The theme
Is a lesson to women who marry with
out love and shows what happens when
they do find the man of their heart.
Rodolph Valentino is featured. The
principal roles are capably played by
Robert Bolder. Alec b. Francis, Mabel
Van Buren,. Gertrude Aston. Edythe
Chapman. June Elvidge. F. r. Butler,
Helen Dunbar and Raymond Bath
wayt.