The Omaha morning bee., 1925-03-09

Sue and Betty 10, a stenograpner,
it Is accepted by publisher. How
he finally Is cleared of the robbery
and entirely re-created forms the rest
OF the story, which will prove inter-
esting in high degree.
Zazu Pitts in the role Of Judy ex-
ecutes ono OF the most difficult roles
of her screen career to perfection.
Mary Carr as Auntie Sue is the same
delightful mother" character that
she was In "Over the Hill," and
Helene Chadwick as Betty+-Jo does
some nice work.
Scenically the picture is a treat and
the photography is good. Here, GER
tainly, is a film that will please the
most exacting fan.
The Boston Opera company artists
who are appearing as the stage at
traction for the week present a musi-
cal program that received hearty ap-
probation from early audiences.
Mother Machree," "Miserere" from
II Trovatore, the Waltz song from
strauss. and Song OF Love- from
selections offered.
The Rialto Symphony orchestra of.
fers Hungarian Fantasy as an
overture.
Lige Conley in "Hellow Holly
wood" Crossword Puzzle film, Kino-
TOO Tired" complete the program.
Argentine Love-"
Consuelo Garcia .......: Bebe Daniels
Juan Martin ........... Ricardo lortez
senator CornejO ...... Mario Majeroni
Rafael CorneJO .......... Mark Gonzales
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When one finds that Vicente Blasco
Ibanez. author of "'The Four Horse
men," Blood and Sand and "Ene-
mics of Women wrote the story
that Bebe Daniels and Ricardo Cortez
are cast in the leading roles, and
that Allan Dwan directed, it becomes
obvious that the film is worth see.
ing.
However, get us right in the fact
that we do not think the picture is
on a par with the previous efforts of
this author, but 1t Is an entertaining
film. nevertheless. with the romantic
atmosphere of the Argentine through
out. Bebe Daniels capability of play
ing this type Of role is without ques-
tion, and Cortez does some nice act
ling as the ot-blooded and villianous
Spaniard.
At times it looks as though both
sets and costumes were a re-showing
of Rudolph Valentines "A Sainted
Devil" and there is entirely too
much posing done by the cast. The
story also Is inclined to be slow mov-
in places
The plot concerns a young Spanish
girl who is pledged to Juan Martin.
a young Spaniard who has helped
her father financially. But on a
trip to America she meets Phillip
Sears, an American engineer, with
whom she falls in love. Upbraided
by her father, she moves from her
home. defying Martin, who Is later
sought for staying a man who has
flIrted with the girl. Sears arrives
In time to save the girl from being
whipped out Of town, and Martin is
shot by the father of the slain lover.
The film as a whole should prove
fairly satisfying to the ma jority.
The Thompson -Belden style show.
which is showing in connection with
the picture program. has been nicely
staged and a group of good looking
young women effectively display an
array of spring clothes.
Art Randall's Royal Fontenelle or
chestra helps considerably with its
tuneful melodies and Miss Dolly Dean
proves a clever and capable dancer.
An overture. "Marcheta," by the
Strand orchestra is especially pleas
ing. Fox News and a comedy COM
rlete the bill.
T. r RARIOW