New-York tribune., 1922-07-31

would like to spank her FOR being so
"cutc" ,,st.
Helen Lynch. who plays Blonde,
ioots so much like Claire windsor thht
h h dialeult 20 tell them apart nt times.
Thev are two OF the prettiest young
,rop,en on the screen. The titles ~
,sFeois FirstH are as excellent az All
,tc re-, of A. The scenario was made
srom Hugh MacNair Kohlcr's story. II
Won like a good story, wcli direeten
"Foofs first" The comedy is called
"All Wet" featuring Al ~ ,.al 1on .; ,;
Tho feature, called "odds ana hhus'
and the Topical Review complete the
picture program. .cYa
The overture is from Carmen" and
Carlo Fcrrettl sings the Ioreaao, I,
song. George Fllorre sings vocal
prologue 90 The feature picture.
About year ago comedy with
music was presented here by Oliver
Noroeco. n was called "Tho Love
Dream" and BE- had on unhappy end
inr that is. N it is on unhappy. end
inc not Co have them marry and live
happy ever after AZ any rate, IN the
.crrrn version. which was presented
zee tho Rivoli yesterday under the name
"Hcr GiIdcd Cage" this has been RENE
died. The story now has "a happy end
ing. and. as matter of fact this IS
not the only thing in the play that has
been altered 10 seems as though the
picture is oven less like the original
than usual Perhaps Elmer Harris and
Percy Heath, who made tho scenario
thought that discretion was the better
part of courtesy.
Gloria Swanson plays The role Of
Suzanne Ornof, The comic opera star
who leads n double life so that she
may support her invalid sister and
her impccunioua uncle. The story BE-
without any great moments. but n you
like the work of Gloria swanson as
much as wc do you will mildly enjoy
tho picture anyway.
David Powell is seen a. the hero, n
decidedly priggish artist. and Harrison
Ford is the other man. Walter Heirs
s an cntcrpris.ng press agent who
efartr the whole thing by telling the
PROPRIETOR of little cafe in Paris
where Suzanne sings thf by n little
clever press work be- can make him
and his restaurant "thc eats whiskcrs.'
Dc then induces Suzanne 20 lead a
double iifo. To the public she becomes
notorious woman. the favorito on
King Fernando, and at home she is the
devoted sister and protector Of her
foolish uncle. "Only came day
whom there was n double exposure.
Jacquclino. he sister, is n thankless
mart. hut r. is played very well by
Anne Cornwall. who always reminds
us of Marguerite Clark as she used
90 De-.
Every time We see Miss swanson we
frv to anaIvzc her charm. She is not
NJ aN beautiful. stul she is always
fascinating: and she has perfect feet
rrI ankles. $40 young woman should
,f+,r-nf to be elcrearful on the screen
u nature has withheld that
4 director said 90 us one day, quite
rcriouslv: "Shc's o. good actress, but
,.o .fwavs have t0 shoot her just below
fre trres." NJ sounds harbarous, sam
Wood directed "Hcr GilGed Cage. Inc
fnr. arc excellent. We take it for
,.rarted chat they are the work OF the
ioirt authors ~ the scenario.
There ia Funny Face Comedy, "All
Raiiod Un." and Post nature picture
"Thc Way OF o. Teacher 10 ia a
beautiful scenic. but if teacher de-
scribcd her vacation 90 little Nellie
WcCarn ir the language which The sub.
ttl.g credit her with we doubt %
Ncr.c got very much of b. But then
b. leaked OUT that teacher got en-
rar.d" ON her vacation. and may be
teachers boz lose talk that way.
The overture is Johann Sirausss
.The Bat' Paul Oscard and Martha
Mason dance ballet impromptu" and
George Richardson sings "Bccause OF
You
a. tho Capitol Dorothy Gish BE- seen
in "Tho Country Fiappor," with Glenn
Hunter. Betty Compson is at The
Riaito in "Thc Bonded Woman" House
Peters Us 90 the Central in Human
Hearts" Rex lngram's Prisoner Of
Iendi" oncns tonight at the Astor.
These viii be reviewed later In the
week