Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-03-19

| perish save two young children. who
are saved from death by a couple of
, old prospectors who find them after
| the storm. which has killed their pa
rents and scattered the caravan to
pieces. This scene was staged on the
beach of Old Orchard, Maine. but the
beholder would not dream that it was
not made in the middle of Sahara des-
ert. SO realistic is it. After the loca-
ton had been decided upon. the wagons
and horses secured and the people re-
hearsed in their parts, the services of
a dozen aeroplanes were called into
play. These machines were brought
into line behind the camera and di-
! rector and at the given word their mo-
tors were started; the result of the
pressure from the II propellers being
so great that the sand was driven
across the beach with such terrific
force that it was impossible for the
actors to even stand in its path
THE Foolish Age in which Doris
May will be featured at the Imperial
theater Monday and Tuesday, is chiefly
commenda Bile because it is based upon
a real idea-an idea that admirably
lends itself to humor Of the better sort.
debutante daughter Of fond and
wealthy father. who believes her pros
pectiye husband should be wealthy like
himself But Margie has mind of
her own. In addition 70 that she has
a big idea. She quits the college she
has been attending and determines to
uplift the poor and downtrodden. She
extends a helping hand to the denizens
of the Sums And this opens a way
to uproarious mirth--humor as deli
cious as nectar. that viii appeal not
only to any small group of serious
thinkers but to the whole vast public
that likes a laugh and good clean pic
ture.
Harold Lloyd is to be shown soon at
the Imperial in The Sailor Made
Man"
CAPITOL
A picture that shows the strange
places Of the earth. without losing the
gripping elements of its story is
Forever Paramount's screen version
of George Du Maurier's novel. Peter
1bbetson." which is being displayed at
the Capitol theater today and Monday.
Elsie Ferguson and Wallace Reid are
co-stars in this great production. In
the dream scene Elsie Ferguson and
Wallace Reid are revealed in gondola
in a Venetian canal in an ice palace
III AusSia. ut ine circus maximum IN
Rome. on the desert sands in Algeria
and at various show places in England
and France. In point of expense For
ever is one OF the foremost picture
productions of the year. The sets are
exact copies of the places they repre-
sent. having been made from photo
graphs and old prints of the days about
which George Du Maurier wrote. The
supporting cast is one of the strongest
assembled in any recent picture and
includes. besides the stars. Montagu
Love. George Fawcett. Elliott Dexter.
Barbara Dean. Dolores Cassinelli and
others
The Hole in the Wall which will
be shown at the Capitol theater Tues
day and Wednesday. is story of the
underworld, the spirit world and the
society world. 1t concerns itself with
the adventures of Jean Oliver (Alice
Lake.. daughter Of a Boston banker.
who flees to New York in the disgrace
of her fathers suicide after an. en-
bezzlement indictment She obtains a
position as social secretary to the
wealthy Mrs. Ramsey. whose son be-
comes infatuated with her. Mrs. Ram
sey. in fury. plants jewelry in the
girls trunk and has her arrested for
theft. Jean meets some swindlcrs in
Jail, and, when her term is ended, ac