The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-02-08
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western characters on the screen, TlShS
| his life not once but a dozen times in
his latest and greatest drama The
Kick Back" scheduled for exhibition at
| the Caughren Theatre on Friday and
| Saturday. In one big dramatic sit'ia-
ton in which he plunges off rapids.
] Mr.. Carey fell heavily against a rock
that jutted out of the whirlpool. His
shoulder was dislocated by the fall and
he narrowly escaped fractured skull.
Pretty Eva Novak Again Mix's' Lead
Eva Novak is again Tom Mix's lead
ing wpman-this time in his William
Fox picture Chasing the Moon" will
be shown at the Caughren Theatre
soon, Tom discovered Eva's fine talent
and he has made her quite famous by
giving her every opportunity to show
the public what she can do.
Eva is very attractive on the screen.
She has a fine smile. And, my! can't
she give the villain the look called
scornful. OF course, in the picture, the
villain has to come back for more; but
if it were in real life, Wen bet he'd stay
away from Eva. One of her scornful
looks would be enough. He'd know that
she'd fight next time.
flights of Desert" With Shirley Mason
Flashing her smiles from the screen.
Shirley mason will greet local picture
fans next Wednesday and Thursday at
the Caughren Theatre in her latest Fox
production, Lights Of the Desert" The
story, by Gladys e. Johnson, is Well
filled with tense moments and dramatic
situations of powerful appeal, as well
as Touches in the lighter vein. In other
words, it would appear to be an ideal
photo play for Miss Mason; and this,
indeed, is how it is described by many
reviewers in other towns.
An excellent cast has been chosen to
support the star. Her leading man is
Allen Forrest, a very capable young
actor.
Franz Mayo All Set For New Yukon
Rush-Frank Mayo the two listed Uni
versal film star, is prepared in advance
for another Alaskan gold rush, if one
ever comes again. He has all the
equipment for dash into the frozen
North left over from the making of his
latest Universal attraction, Out of the
Silent North" which will be shown here
at the Caughren Theatre next Tuesday,
The setting of the picture is in North
ern Canada. Mayo had to provide him
self with parks, snow shoes, and all
other personal articles required for
life in an extremely cold country. He
learned to drive dog team and pros
pect for gold during the making of
the picture. He would be glad to turn
this knowledge to practical use if the
opportunity arose and he could spare
the time from his film work at Uni
versal City.
Out Of the Silent North" directed
ny w lllldm " OrCnlnSIOn, Is one Oh
Mayos best pictures.
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Ten Nights In BarrOOm :.
The popular demand for motion pic
lures having a wide appeal has led to
the inevitable production of Ten
Nights in Barroom". on a scale, COM
mensurate with the vastness of the
title. Arrow Film Corporation is pre-
senting the picture to the public. 1t is
a Blazed Trail Production. This pro-
ducing unit has been responsible for
many great screen successes, but none
greater than this. Oscar APPEL directed
the picture.
He had good material to work on.
The story is sixty years old; as novel
1T has sold many millions of copies all
over the world, ranking with the Bible
and other classics. There is probably
not home on the civilized globe where
the title of the book is not known, and
as stage play it has been seen by
multitudes.
Edwin Waugh, an English writer:
u. >. Arthur, an American novelist: w
w. Pratt, an American dramatist, hand
led the theme with dizziness and sue
cess. Now comes L. CAGE Russell. auth
or OF many hundreds Of motion picture
successes s to present the story in its
1921-1922 aspect.
The supporting cast is strong, ca
pablo and artistically thorough, and
the great picture goes with a fine
swing. See it Sunday and Monday at
The Caughren Theatre.