The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-10-16
IN THE MOVIE WORLD

After all, there are as many laughs
in the sub-titles of a motion picture
as in the picture itself.
Aware of this, Paramount engaged
H. M. Walker, one of the best known
comedy title writer's in the motion
picture industry, to prepare the titles
for Changing Husbands" featuring
Leatrice Joy. Walker is the head
title writer for Hal Roach, and was
responsible for the clever titling of
the Harold Lloyd comedies while
that fun-maker was under contract
with Roach.
Changing Husbands" was adapted
to the screen from Elizabeth Alex
ander's Saturday Evening Post serial /,
"Roles. The picture, with Raymond
Griffith, Victor Varconi, ZaSu Pitts,
Julia Faye and others playing in sup
port at the Caughren Theatre Satur-
day of this week.
Pola Negri's latest Paramount
picture, '"The Cheat" which will be
displayed at the Caughren theatre
Sunday-Monday, Oct. 1920 is a
strong dramatic production with de-
cidedly happy finish. Jack Holt, pop
ular Paramount star, plays opposite
Miss Negri to fine advantage.
The villain in this story by Hector
Turnbull is white man who, for
the purpose of dealing in Indian
treasures, assumes the clothing,
makeup and personality of an East
Indian nobleman in order that he
may trick the public for business
reasons. This is the part played
by Charles de Roche, the French
actor who made his American debut
in support of Dorothy Dalton in
"The Law of the Lawless.
Would you marry man with a
prison record?
That is a problem which has been
the pivotal point for hundreds of
heart tragedies the world has never
known, and some that have caused
endless discussion pro and con. 1t
hobs up again in the newest Ander-
son picture. :.
81 surely would, if loved him
enough to want to share his prob
lens and l felt secure in his love, y
is the answer of Miriam Cooper,
star of Renco's "After the Ball., -
in which this heart-burning ques-
ton is met and solved.
1t is an absorbing question set
forth in a spectacular manner in
after the Ball" which will be the
feature of the program at the Caugh-
rem theatre Tuesday and Wednesday
Oct. 21-22.
Heralded as the greatest sea drama
ever filmed, Frank Lloyd's production
of "The Sea Hawk" First National
picture version of the popular novel
by Rafael Sabatini, is scheduled to
be at the Caughren Thursday, Friday
and Saturday Oct. 23-2425.
Filmed for the most part on the
sea on four ships of Sixteenth Cen
fury design, rowed by hundreds OF
galley slaves, and replete with stir.
ring action and sacrifice and romance
"The Sea Hawk" like Mr.. Lloyd's
first independent production, "Blacl
Oxen" is said to be decided innova
ton in photoplays.
Milton Stills is seen as Sir Oliver
Tressilian, later as Sakr-el-Bahr
commander of ALGERIAN pirates ane
called "the hawk of the sea-" ,Enie
Bennett, who will long be rememb
cred for her dainty Maid Marian II
"Robin Hood" essays the part Of
Rosamund Godolphin, Sir divers
fancee. Lloyd Hughes, playing nj:
first character role, assumes the
character of Lionel, Sir divers
brother, and Wallace Macdonald play:
Master Peter, Rosamund's brother.
Marc MacDermott, recently seer
in Dorothy Vernon of Haddor