The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-13
At The Movies
THE CAPITOL.

o'iS Al 81 IIIHe III MS career as
motion picture actor Ramon No.
sarro' the hero of romantic roles,
mas played a character of his own
nn;ai,tionallty. This happens in Fred
N'oios production for Metro, "Thy
name Is Woman" which is to be
SHOWN at the Capitol Theatre begin
nlng tonight. Novarro is of Spanish
descent. His parents came from
Spain to Mexico short time before
MS birth, and he was brought up in
the old traditions. He has had a
variety OF roles and, after he had
almost given up hope of getting a
cnance TO portray one of his own
countrymen, Mr.. Niblo summoned
MIN to play the leading part in his
newest production, which is laid in
the. Purenees district and concerns
Cling band.
II was overjoyed when Mr.. Niblo
engaged me to play the Spanish Off
GER; said Novarro. 1.-THE part brings
back pleasant "reminiscences, for I
can well remember as q little boy
no" l hoped some time to become
an onicer in the Kings army back in
"Ihy Name Is Woman" in a Fred
Nioio production. presented by Louis
b: Mayer through Metro. It was
adapted by Bess Meredith from Ben
lamin Glazer's American version of
Karl Schoenherr's play. Victor Mil
ner was photographer and Bee
Care art director.
ELT1NGE THEATRE
Adventure" which will be seen at
the Eltinge today and Tuesday, sug
gests problem in filmathematics.
Take couple of savage South Sea
islanders, add one brave and fear
less white man; multiply that by sew
eral hundred head-hunting canni-
balls; then add one woman soldier of
fortune and two INSCRIPTIONS money!
lenders; divide the sum total by one
romance and at least q dozen dvna-
mic thrills-and the answer is?
There can be only one correct an
swer and that is-"Adventure." the
title OF this dramatic screen play.
produced from Jack London's famous
novel Of the same name.
mere Is story so crowded with
incident and action, so replete with
developments and unex-
pected turns that not for a moment
does it fail to hold the attention and
grip the interest of the spectator.
The romantic and love elements are
'ubtly blended and lend a softeninr
influence to the melodramatic action
If the plot.
adventure" gives US a vivid real
site picture Of life as it actually is
IN the isolated islands of the South
seas. Tom Moore. Pauline Starke,
Wallace Berry and Raymond Hatton
ire in the cast.
VAUDEVILLE AND MOVIES
Hot or cold weather. the Palace, !
advertises another fine pro.
ram for tomorrow night fos two per.
The bill. is a varied one,
having everything in it to make good
including music, sing
ng, dancing, comedy and novelty |
The bill opens with q
'eature length comedy drama on the
'creen entitled "Welcome Stranger"
md has as star players, Florence
Vidor,, Virginia Browne Fare, Lloyd
Hughes. VIM. v. Mong. Dore David.
'on, Robert Edeson, Noah Beery and
Otis Harlan. Following the movies,
.ome the Two Musical LaVonnas in q ,
Spanish instrumental oddity. Mossl
nan and Turner follow with their
original Offering broadway It'd
Bits" fast moving act of light COM
.dy, patter and some excellent voices.
Then follows AL Leonard, q mono
|oguist who has been before the pub.
lie for many years as vaudeville
His act is "all for fun
and fun Tor all" He talks and sings
Of his many disappointments in love,
which is laugh every minute. Clos
ing the show will be ss0ypsy Life"