The Ocala banner., 1922-08-18

Nr 81 4 Bennett has secured the
woraerlul picture Peacock Alley e..
tn patrons and this superb picture
viii BE- the attraction at the Temple
"a Monday AMI Tuesday nights Of
neAt week
pain;y .ae Nurry. whose freshness
and charm has charmed many through
eai the entire country will take the
lead ami she IS assisted by Monte
Blue
~Pcacock Alley" IS one OF the most
delightful pictures cf the season. 1t
IA raylshing dazzling Mae Murry
presentatIon with all that magnif-
eence and splendor which mark the
blonde stars offerings en- the screen.
n q gorgeously cos;umed and excel
lently directed. the story running
smoothly TO its romantic conclusion.
Il pictures the romance of a famed
Partisan dancer who falls in love with
: small town American youth and then
ands that his home folks will not ac-
cspt her because she has been a
dancer. The couple 20 TO New York,
but troubles come chick and fast upon
the two who. for a while. find life
. very drab affair.
As the dancer In this colorful pro-
ductl0n. Mae Murry scored with the
finest biz Of characterization she has
ever done. She is supported by
notable cast headed by Monte Blue
a. the youthful husband and this
screen favorite brings to the part all
that genius for which he is noted.
Others In the cast were Edmund
Lowe. ". J. Ferguson. Anders RandOlf,
William TOoker. Howard Lang, VIII
liam Frederick. NJ Durant and Jeffrys
Lewis Peacock Alley" presented by
Robert z. Leonard. is by Edmund
Goulding from a story by Ouida Ber-
gere. Il was directed by Robert z.
Leonard. Oliver T. Marsh was the
photographer. II is released by Metro
Pictures for Tiffany Productions, Inc.
She should Exchange With Her
Daughter
Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. 12.-Mrs. Edith
Rockefeller Mccormick will marry Ed
ward Krenn. 2S-year-old Swiss archi-
tect and landscape gardner. in Chicago
In February. according to an authri-
tative source today close TO the coun-
ellis involving both sides OF the divid-
ed home of the McCormicks.
Mr.. krenn came TO the United
States On the same boat as Mrs. Nc
CoFmick and has been living az the
Drake Hotel eYer since.
Mr.. krenn has been associated with
Mrs. McCormick's interests several
years. They met during Mrs. McCor-
mick's early association with DR..
Jung's colony in Zurich. Switzerland
and the reliance acquaintance ripen-
ed into a closer bond during the in
teryening years.
When she came to this country.
Mrs. Mccormick brought the young
architect over and set him to work
on plans for the extensive geological
gardens she has donated TO Cook
county and which are to be located
IN the forest preserve near the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathews. of
Candler have gone TO the mountains
OF North Carolina where they will
spend a short while
MT and Mrs. J. II. Hays, OF Daw-
son, Ca, are new comers to Ocala and
VII be associated with Mr.. Christy in
the Chero-Cola business. Ocala well
comes them to our city.
MT and Mrs. ~ A. Russell have re-
turned home from a pleasant two
weeks trip to South Florida where
they we're the guests OF relatives.
MT Harvey Clark and his daughter.
Frances and nephew. Harris Powers
WI leave today for Jacksonville and
"iil spend the night there with Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Lloyd They will sail
saturday for New York. Mr. Clark
viii spend a short while in the metro.
polls on business. Harris and Frances
vi leave AZ once with Mr.. and Mrs.
shepherd for an auto trip and will
later 70 on 10 Chicago.
hrs y. G. Staley and children have
sone 20 Manitou. Colorado, where
they will join Mrs. staley's sister.
MRS. Clara Moore Pyies and will spend
TIE nskt few weeks In that delightful
place.
Mf. Robert A. Burford. Jr.. spent a
lev days during the week In Ocala
with his napamA. - k.~- .~lI1A