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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-21

MONTGOMERY Clayton Street
Baptists plan new church building
to cost of over 100000.
. GADSDEN. - Democratic execu-
tive committee dominates Wade
Moore as county coroner to succeed
Guy Woodliff, deceased
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-08-21

SPARTANBURG.- & w. C.
railroad agrees to build highway
bridge at Roebuck, to be reimbursed
for states share of cost next year.
Evening star., 1924-11-23

mired and applauded you in your
films, but the time you gave up to
them so deeply touched them they
will always keep an everlasting
souvenir Of your visit. They ask me
to tell you how grateful they are for
all of your kindness and generosity.
I'm remembrance of your visit one
Of the pavilions Of the hospital will
be named after you. In the name Of
all our wounded accept our sin
cerest thanks
Miss Swanson's signature follows
that Of the Queens OF Italy and Bel
gium on the Gold Book" OF the hos
uitaL
Evening star., 1924-11-23
'I'iivoli- The Sea Hawk. ="

"The Sea Hawk" First Nationals
perturbation of Rafael Sabatinfs
story Of the days of the Spanish Main,
Moorish Corsairs and unbridled
piracy, will be shown as attraction
at Crandall's Tivoli Theater the first
two days Of this week. beginning this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Milton
Sills. Enid Bennett, Wallace Beery,
Lloyd Hughes, Frank Currier and
William Collier, jr., in the cast, and
directed by Frank Lloyd. IT is
stirring record Of the romantic life of
an English gentleman who became
the scourge Of the seven seas and
finally brought retribution upon those
who had wronged him. On Monday
only the bill will include Topics of
the Day" and Stan Laurel in Rupert
of Hee-Haw," an obvious travesty.
Monte Blue and Beverly Bayne are
the co-stars of the Warner Bros film
version of the owen Davis play,
"Her Marriage Vow" to be shown
Tuesday and Wednesday. The COM
edy will be Mack Sennett's wall
Street Blues"
Thursday and Friday. Custer Kea-
ton Is listed in 1.-THE Navigator" to-
sether with a new issue of the civ
offs Mirror Of the Living World" an
Aesop Fable, Good Old Circus Day5,"
and a new Pathe Review.
Saturday the photoplays will be
Harry Carey's latest release, Roar
ing Rails; a new sport reel, "The
Danger Lure" and the first INSTALL
mont Of Carl Laemmle's Fast Step
pers," entitled "The Fiddlin' DOLL
Each program will be rounded out
Evening star., 1924-11-23
New Dog Star.

4 NEW dog-star has arisen in the
"A screen heavens to challenge the
supremacy of those two canine lumi-
naries, Strongheart and Rin-Tin- Tin.
The new dog-actor Is Peter the
Great, his full name is Peter der
Crosse Won Osteck." He is a Ger
man police dog of uncanny intelli
gence that was recently brought to
America by Edward and Arlis Faust,
and was introduced to the screen
public by Harry Rapf, the Metro
Gdldwyn producer. in "The Silent
Accuser."
Peter the Great. according to the
pedigree furnished, Is the offspring
of Dora Won Oertzal. a famous Ger
man police dog who served as a
pet of the German soldiers on the
front line during the World War.
He is also a grandson of Alex Won
Westfalenheim, the most famous Of
all German dogs and the ancestor
of practically all the prize police
dogs in the German Republic today.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
NJ e etropolita a n-"Class-
mates.

Adapted from the play by Mar
garet Turnbull and William c. De
Mile, filmed with West Point Mill
tary Academy as background for
much of the essential action and di-
rected by John S. Robertson. Glass
mates" the feature picture this week
at Crandalls Metropolitan Theater,
is said to afford Richard Barthelmess
one Of the most congenial vehicles he
has had. Lloyd Hamilton's latest
drollery, Crushed" short camera
subjects and musical program, In
cluding Theo Bendix's DAY at West
Point" will complete the bill.
classmates" visualizes a story of
diets for the favor of the same girl.
At school, Duncan Irving seemed to
have the best of 1t, and his rival.
Bert Stafford, hits upon a scheme
whereby he sustains a blow between
the eyes from Duncan, which he pre-
tends causes the loss of his eye
sight. Duncan. accordingly, is ex-
PEELED from the academy and Bert
joins a South American expedition.
When his life is thought to be in
jeopardy, Duncan goes to the rescue
of his party, and what happens after
that Is what makes the picture one
Of the most diverting Barthelmess
has made.
In the opposite role Madge Evans is
said to contribute an ingenious and
clude Charlotte Walker, James Brad
bury, jr.: Reginald Sheffield and Maj.
Henry B. Lewis, adjutant at West
Point. Many OF the scenes are said
to disclose the fntimacies of routine
life at West Point.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Negri and Lubitsch.

MUCH has been written of what
has been termed the greatest
screen combination, Pola Negri, the
artist, and Ernest Lubitsch, as direc-
tor. Certainly both have had their
great moments, and Passion" mark
ed a pinnacle of their triumph in
filmdom.
Artist and director then went their
several ways, and it was the uni
versal opinion that Pola was not at
her best in the directorial hands of
others. Then came the news that the
combination was on again, and fans
waited with almost bated breath for
the result.
Last week it came in forbidden
Paradise" purporting to be a version
of Doris Keane's brilliant play, THE
Carina" in which that actress scored
a real triumph.
In its present form the story has
been called a "spectacular romance"
a comedy drama" satire" and
other such terms descriptive of the
play, all rejecting the various i'm
Evening star., 1924-11-23

pressions made on those who saw ii
1t would seen that Lubitsch did not
know exactly what to do with the
script, which in its original form tells
of a chapter in the life of Catherine
II of Russia, that brilliant Slavs
stateswoman, whose love of romance
led her into many amourous intrigues.h
True he has changed the locale of the ;
action to "one of those small Balkan.
Kingdoms" about which innumerable
motion pictures have recently been,
woven, but the theme remains sup
posedly character study of the fam
Gus Catherine.
The result seems an incongruous
mixture of the past and the present.
more or less lacking in dignity, rea-
son or purpose. If meant for satire,
then Lubitsch has missed fire sadly.
for though Adolph Menjou in the role
of the Lord High Chamberlain coaxes
chuckles of appreciable mirth by
sheer force of his personality, the en-
tire tone and trend of Forbidden
Paradise" seems that of another sug'
gestive, salacious movie" -
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Five Thousand Guesses.

MORE than 5000 persons made the
~ attempt to win the Adolph Zu-
kor $4,000 prize by naming the best
motion picture story filmed during
the year that began September 1, 1923.
Nominations closed November 1. The
outstanding favorites with those who
made the nominations include, "A
Woman Of Paris" "The Thief of Bag
dad 1.-The Ten Commandments"
Monsieur Beaucaire." Beau Brum-
MEL" THE Sea Hawk" ''Ther Side
show Of Life," Secrets" "The En-
chanted Cottage" 'Scaramouche,"
THE Marriage Circle" "The Court
ship of Myles Standish,". Little Old
New York. 'The White Sister,"
America" Dorothy Vernon of Had
don Hail." "The Covered Wagon"
Merry -Go-Round" and "Manhandled." !"
It is expected the award will be
made about Christmah.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Rialto- The Fast WORKER

At the Rialto this week will be seen
'The Fast WORKER with Reginald
Denny as the star, and Laura La Plante
as his leading lady.
Denny made q hit with Universal as
q comedy star in such productions as
Sporting Life" and 1.-THE Reckless
Age" His present vehicle is said to
have the finest comedy part Of his
career. The story is from George Barr
McCutcheon's novel, 1.-THE Husbands
Of Edith" and is said to abound with
comedy situations Of rare opportunity
for the star. The locale Of the story is
laid on the Island Of Catalina, which
offers a background Of unusual beauty.
Ethel Gray Terry and Leo Moran are in
the cast.
Bailey r. Alart, conducting the Rialto
orchestra, offers Victor Herbert's BABES
in Toyland" as concert number. The
program includes the daily newspaper
gun, IAN Animated Hair cartoon and
a "Spat Family" comedy.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Takona.

Today and tomorrow. Anna q.
Nilsson, in "Vanity's Price; Pathe
News; Topics of the. Day; TuesdayAT
and Wednesday. May McAvoy, in =
"Tarnish": comedy, 1.-THE Lion and
the Souse"; Thursday, Wesley Barry
in George Washington, Jr."; comedy,
Powder and Smoke; special feature.
Deer Hunting; Friday. Lenore Ul-::;
ric, in Tiger .Rose"; Aesops Far
bles; comedy, Post No Bills: serial,
into the Net No. s; Saturday matt
nee, Douglas Fairbanks, in "Thee
Nut; Aesops Fables; comedy, SpaC.
Family, in Hunters Bold: "Leather,g
Stocking" No. s; Saturday eveningrss
Fred Thomson and Silver King. irf<
The Dangerous Coward; Aesop's--e
Fables; Spat Family, in Hunters
Bold"
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Burton Holmes Immortal
Rome"

Burton Holmes begins his annual
series of travelogues at the National
Theater this afternoon at $3.50 and
this evening at $50 o'clock, with
Immortal Rome" as his subject.
st. Peters and the Vatican, the pri-
vate gardens OF the Pope, the Vatican
Museums; the Castle of ST. Angelo,
the tomb of the Caesars and the cita-
del of the Popes; St. John Lateran's,
the holy stairs, the gardens of Lucul-
lus: the Pincio; the royal palace, the
Forum and the Colosseum; the Tiber
and the Corso-in fact, all Of the in
teresting places and many OF the in
teresting people, including His Holi-
ness the Pope, the King and the mod
ern Caesar, Mussolini, will be dis
closed. including a wonderful collec-
tion of colored views from negatives
made by Mr.. Holmes personally this
last Summer.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Palace-"The Silent Ac-
cuSer.
cuSer.

A wonderful new canine star OF
uncanny intelligence and dramatic
instinct 10 promised at Loew's Palace
thfs week in Peter the Great, a dog
actor, who makes his screen debut in
Metro Goldwyn's perturbation of Jack
Boyle's story, "The Silent Accuser."
Chester Frank1yn, the man who
directed that other noted dog-actor,
Rim -Tin-Tin, In Where the North Be-
gins" also directed Peter the Great.
The human supporting cast in this
picture Is headed by. Eleanor Board
man and Raymond Mckee.
Added attractions will be the Mack
Sennett comedy, "All Night Long
starring Harry Langdon; the Pathe
News and accompaniment and over
Evening star., 1924-11-23
What Lubitsch Thinks.

ssTHERE is only one Pola Negri,'
says Ernst Lubitsch. II have al
ways said so and my conviction has
become stronger since we have been
working in Forbidden Paradise 1t
is the first time we have worked to-
gether since the days in Europe
when We began making pictures.
"All her gestures. her walk, her
very presence, seem fraught with
some dynamic quality which gives
everything she. does a deeper mean
ing and a dramatic value. This quail
ity constitutes Po1a's peculiar genius
for the screen and enables her te
cover all ranges of dramatic express
sion with a minimum of mimic ges-
lures"
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Park.

Today and tomorrow. Anna O..
Nilsson, in "Vanity's Price; Larry 5,
Semon, in Her Boy Friend" ana
Pathe News; Tuesday, May McAvoy,
in "Tarnish," and Lige Conley, in Air.
Pockets; Wednesday. Bebe Daniels -
and Richard Dix, in Sinners in
Heaven" and Clyde Cook. in THE
Misft"; Thursday, Barbara La Mat
and Mat Moore, in strangers of the
Night; comedy, His First Car" and n
News; Friday, Douglas MacLean. in
Never Say Die: Lyman Howes -
Tiny Tour of the U. S. A." and Jackr-,.
DEMPSEY, in "AllS Swell on the
Ocean; Saturday, Betty Compson,
in THE Female; Poodles Hanne-,t'a,
ford, in 1.-THE Bonehead." and "Into;as
the Net" No z. Evening shows. -
and S:45. Doors open, $50. Saturdays q
at 1870 and Sundays at 2:45, with =
continuous performance both days:~:~s
Thank giving day, continuous, toSs
1880 pm
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Columbia "A S Sainte d

Rudolph Valentino, in the role OF
South American caballero, in "A
Sainted Devil his Paramount screen
version OF the magazine story by Rex
Beach, will continue at Loews Co
lumkia Theater this week, including
this afternoon and evening, owing to
the continued demand for seats.
1t was directed by Joseph Hena-
berry, and it's cast includes Nita. Naldi,
Helen D'Algy (Valentino's new lead
ing woman), George Seigmann and
other noted players.
"A Sainted DeviT' is a story of the
Argentine, concerning dashing
young cavalier, an adept at horse
manship, romance and conflict, whose
colorful figure illumines the gay
night life Of Buenos Aires, "the Paris
of America" On the eve of his
wedding to a young South American
beauty her fathers hacienda is in
vaded by a notorious bandit Ell Tigre,
who carries of the bride. Hot on the
bandits trail, the young cavalier sees
what he regards as indisputable
evidence Of his sweetheart's unfaith-
fulness to him and infatuation for
Ell Tigre, and, escaping from the
bandits followers after a terrific
fight, he vows war on the bandit and
all women.
Added attractions include q new
issue of Aesop's Screen Fables, the In
ternational News and an overture and
accompaniment by the Columbia Or
chestra, under Leon Brusi1of.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Photoplays This Week
At the Photoplay Houses This Week

At the Photopray Houses This Week =
Shown this afternoon and
PALACE-"The Silent this afternoon and
ming.
RIALTO-The Worker Shown this afternoon and evening
COLUMBA-The Santed Devil Shown this afternoon and
ming.
TIVOII-The Sea Hawk Shown this afternoon and evening
Observation-Disclosures" Shown this afternoon and
CENTRAL-"Lucb" Shown this afternoon and evening
LINCOLN (Coored)Secets Shown this afternoon and
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Dumbarton.

Today, Mae Busch and Hobart
Bosworth, in Bread: Monday. Viola
Dana. in Revelation: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Gloria Swanson, in Man
handled: Thursday, Johnny Jones,
in Little Johnny Jones': Friday,
Nita Naldi and Patsy Ruth Miller, in
'"The Breaking Point; Saturday,
William Desmond. in Blood and
Steel"
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Mary Philbin,
In Fools Highway; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Rudolph Valentino, in
Monsieur Beaucaire," showinEs, 7
and 9 Pm; Thursday, special short
feature program, Larry Samon, in
Her Boy FRIEND: gang comedy,
Commandment Day; Constance
Tamadge, in "A Pair Of Silk Stock
ings," and Nell Shipman. in Trail Of
the North Wind; Friday, Leatrice
Joy, in "ChanginE Husbands"; Sat
urday, Betty Compson, in "The
Enemy Sex"
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Children's Special Polly.
anna.

THE feature OF the special program
for children to be given in Gran
dall's Tivoli Theater next Saturday
morning at 1880 o'clock, under the
auspices of the public service and
educational department Of the Gran
dal Theaters, Mrs. Harriet Hawley
Locher, director, will be Mary Pick
ford's film version of "Pollyanna."
This subject is one that appeals
equally to young and old, and should
prove a popular Offering.
Peggy Albion, the "children's friend
of the air." actively interested In
these performances, appears in per-
SON at every Saturday morning per-
formance as a special added attrac-
ton.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Belaians Honor Gloria.

CLORIA SWANSON received an
~ honor never before accorded an.
American artist, 1t is said, when the
Belgian government named after her
O. ward in the postwar hospital,
Woluwe Saint Pierre.
Col. Drousie. commandant of the
hospital, notified Miss Swanson Of
the honor as follows:
my Dear Miss Swanson: / VIII
rever be able to tell the impression
your visit made on all our invalids,
the greater part victims of the war.
Like all the Delgians. they have ad-
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Glenn Hunter,
in Merton of the Movies" and Char
lie Chase, in Accidental Accidents; !;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Harold
Lloyd, in Girl Shy" and Pathe Re-
view; Thursday. Buster Keaton. in
The Navigator" and Nell Shipman,
in "The Light on the Lookout; Fri
day. Betty Compson, in THE Fast
Set" and Jack Dempsey, in Bring
Him In; Saturday, Monte Blue and
Beverly Bayne, in Her Marriage
Vow, and Our Gang" comedy.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Glenn Hunter,aa
in Merton of the Movies" and Bert.1
Roach, in Mind the Doctor; Tues
day, Behold This Woman" and SUM-
shine comedy, THE Radio Wire"se1
Wednesday. Lon CLANCY, in "Thes,-
Shock; Buddy Messenger, in "Hers..@
He Comes" and Screen Almanac, ri
broadway to Hollywood; Thursday,
Lets Co.; Will Rogers, in "Our Com .
gressman," and scenic, Vienna; Frf-ao-
day, Tho Beloved Vagabond," audCs
Jack Dempsey, in Bring Him Ina
Saturday, Jack Hoxie, in The Manths
From Wyoming" and comedy, A.
Deep Sea Panic"
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Ambassadors -"Classmates.'

Richard Barthelmess. supported by
Madge Evans and Charlotte Walker,
will be seen as star of the John S.
Robertson production. CLASSMATES"
at CrandalPs Ambassador Theater the
first three days of this week, begin
ming this afternoon at s.. Adapted
from the play by Margaret Turnbull
and William c. De Mile. with a
foundation of actual fact as it's ba-
sis, this subject affords it's star an
unusual opportunity to display a
great degree Of versatility. 1t will
be shown also at the Metropolitan
all week. Charlie Chase, in 'All Wet
added short reels and pipe organ mu-
sic by Otto F. Beck will compete the
program.
Wednesday Gloria Swanson, sup
ported by Ian Keith, George Faw-
cett and Echlin Gayer, will be shown
in Her Love Story" together with
the Spat Family in Radio Mad"
Thursday brings Harold Lloyd, in
Girl Shy" and Lyman H. Howe's
Hodge-Podge. Hazardous Hunting
Pauline Frederick, Conrad Nagel,
Mae Busch, Huntley Gordon and Pat
terson Dial are the leading members
of the cast in Married Flirts," shown
Friday. and Jack Dempsey, in Bring
Him In" Earl Hurd's "Boneyard
Blues is added
Corn nered," Warner Brothers mys-
terry play, presented as Saturdays
feature, has Marie Provost, Rock
life Fellowes, Raymond Hatton, John
Roche, Cissy Fitzgerald, Vera Lewis,
Fred Kelsey, Ruth Dwyer and Will
fred Lucas in the principal roles.
Added features will be the new
Aesop Fable. Good Old Circus Days
and 'The Empty STALL" second of
the two-reel "Fast Steppers." Otto
F. Beck will give pipe organ num-
bers at each performance.
Evening star., 1924-11-23

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with striking There's lot of the movies and
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the best phoopy of the that closed September last The
historical recaledThe Dramatic Life of Abraham
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What best" picture? What elements
prise its merits and who there competent to discriminate between the
food of annual and select and the five
the ten best" pictures of the year?
THE Hollywood of Thomas Ince, liter
notable of the motion picture industry At his
director of the Studio Culver City
Calf He began told and dance and later under
the of Charles Fromn became an actor
Shore Acres Ninety Nine Somewhere between 1909
1911 he became moving pictures first then
appointed general of the New York Motion Pic
branch of the Triangle Film Corporation and his
pictures Wrath of the Gods
probably public which he catered In 1915
Civilization zppelns Raid in which he
His late achievement, Anna Christie the
version Of Eugene oNei play probably him the most praise for
make productions playing With 1919
he offered prize of $4,000 to the first arpne crossing the pah
the most active and ambitious OF phooplay producers
THE that will egale Washington during the
sainssd Dex Peter
Richard Barthemess, declared
tuos of West Point And the old world moves on
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, In Holly
wood With Potash and Perlmutter";
Tuesday. Sinners in Silk" with Con-
rad Nagal Eleanor Boardman and
Adolph Minjou; Wednesday, Bread"
with Mae Busch and Pat O'Malley:
Friday, Betty Compson, in "The Fe-
male; Saturday, Larry Semon, in
THE Girl in the Limousine"
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Arcade.

The Arcade will stage a series Of
Lucky Spot" dances Wednesday eve
ming with a monster turkey and boxes
of candy as souvenirs to be awarded
to dancers. A matinee dance from
to and a Thanksgiving dance in
the evening is the double-header
book ed for Thursday.
Evening star., 1924-11-23

ture by the Palace Orchestra. under
Thomas Joseph Cannon.
The story of 1.-The Silent Accuser"
is a melodramatic romance of mys-
terious atmosphere, centering about
the murder of an elderly man. for
which the mans prospective son-in-
law is Jailed and which was witnessed
solely by the remarkably intelligent
dog that the prisoner owns.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Elite

Today and tomorrow. Ramon No
yarro and Alice Terry, in "The Crab; i;
Tuesday, Bert Lytell. in THE Mean
est Man in the World; Wednesday,
Jack Holt and Norma Shearer. in
Empty Hands; Thursday (open to
II p.m.), Tom Mix. in~ THE Trouble
Shooter; Friday Aaua @. Nilsson, in
Evening star., 1924-11-23
1T
York.

Today, Mae Murray. in "Circe, the
Enchantress'; tomorrow, Enid Benz
nett and Ramon Novarro, in 1.-The Red
Lily; Tuesday, Marion Davies iir5ae
"Yolanda"; Wednesday, Zane Grey's
THE Last of the Duanes"; Thursday,
Glenn Hunter, in Merton of the
Movies; Friday, Helene Chadwick a
and Antonio Moreno, in "The Bordefs.s
Legion" and Cliff Bowes, in Co.'S
Easy; Saturday, Buck Jones, inT
Winner Take AIR; short reels ana
Into the Net" No. 10.
Evening star., 1924-11-23

charming subject Norma Talmadge,
the star. appears at four distinct
ages. First she is the aged Lady
Carlton, then as she reads her diary
events Of the past unfold in a dream
and she is seen as the eloping debu-
tante. the heroic young wife on our
Western plains and finally as the
middle aged mother. In the opposite
role is seen Eugene O'Brien, and 9TH
ers in the cast are George Nichols,
Claire Mcdowell, Emily Fitzroy. Pat
terson Dial, Diok Sutherland, Winter
Hall and Francis Freeney. Carl
Hurd's "Boneyard Blues" and a new
issue of the Kilograms will complete
the program.
The last three days of the week,
beginning Thursday, First Nationals
perturbation OF Mary Roberts Rine-
hart's story Of THE Altar on the
Hill' will be presented under the
title 1.-The Silent Watcher" with
Glenn Hunter. Bessie Love, Alma
Bennett and Hobart Bosworth in the
important roles. Harry Langdon, in
Mack Sennett's "The First One Hun
dred Years." and the latest issue Of
the Fox News will round out the en-
tertainment
Evening star., 1924-11-23

David Wark Griffith already Is said
to be rising to explain that his new
picture, isn't Life Wonderful" IL
not propaganda, but simply reflec-
tion Of conditions At the present time
In Germany, as .hs saw them.
Evening star., 1924-11-23
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Marion -
Davies, in "Yolanda"; Tuesday and :
Wednesday, "The Covered Wagon
THURSDAY, Mary Philbin, in Fools
Highway; Friday, Clara Bow, in
wine; Saturday, Sinclair Lewis -
"Babbitt.' -